DC Summer Session
Spend the Summer with W&M...in DC!
William & Mary offers a broad selection of summer courses at our Washington Office in Dupont Circle. For students spending the summer in the Washington, DC area, the W&M DC Summer Session is an excellent opportunity to take the same rigorous courses available on W&M's campus while exploring the many learning opportunities of the city.
Please note: DC Summer Session courses are NOT just for current W&M students - they are open to anyone who registers as a visiting student, including (but not limited to):
- Newly-admitted W&M undergraduates
- W&M alumni
- Northern Virginia Community College students
- Highly-motivated rising high school juniors and seniors (for select courses)
- Visiting students from other four-year colleges or universities
Courses are held on weekdays in the late afternoons and evenings in our Dupont Circle offices.
Registration Dates
Continuing Students: Monday, March 12th
Non-degree-seeking Students: Monday, March 19th
Courses for Summer 2012 include:
First Session (29 May -- 29 June)
ART 211: 2-Dimensional Foundations in Washington, DC
GER 6 — 3 credits — 5:00-6:50PM
ENGL 417/AFST 306: Caribbean Diaspora
GER 4B — 3 credits — 7:00-8:50PM
FREN 101: Elementary French I
4 credits — 5:00-6:59PM
GOVT 391: Insurgency & Terrorism
3 credits — 3:00-4:50PM
HISP 101: Elementary Spanish I
4 credits — 7:00-9:00PM
KINE 350: The Science of Nutrition
GER 2B — 3 credits — 5:00-6:50 PM
PUBP 390-01/INRL 390-03*: The U.S. Foreign Service: An In-Depth Look
1 credit — 4:00-6:00PM
RELG 212: Introduction to Islam
GER 4B — 3 credits — M,T,W 7:00-9:20PM
RELG 309: The Holocaust
GER 7 — 3 credits — 7:00-8:50PM
SPCH 201: Public Speaking (two sections)
GER 6 — 3 credits — (01) 3:00-4:50 PM, (02) 5:00-6:50PM
Second Session (2 July -- 3 August)
ENGL 212: Introduction to Creative Writing (two sections)
GER 6 — 2 credits — (01) M, W 5:00-6:50, (02) M,W 7:00-8:50PM
FREN 206: Upper Intermediate Conversation
4 credits — 5:00-6:59PM
GOVT 390: How Congress Works
1 credit — F 4:00-6:00PM
HISP 102: Elementary Spanish II
4 credits — 7:00-9:00PM
MATH 106: Basic Statistics and Probability
GER 1 — 3 credits — 7:00-8:50PM
PHIL 201: Introduction to Philosophy
GER 7 — 3 credits — 5:00-6:50PM
RELG 318: Islam in the Modern World
GER 4B — 3 credits — M,T,W 7:00-9:20PM
