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SMU-IN-TAOS
JUNE TERM APPLICATIONS DUE 4 MAY 2007Applications received after the due date will be evaluated on a space available basis. Students who attend the June term receive an "SMU-in-Taos Reduced Tuition Scholarship" when they turn in their application. June term students may apply for the Clements Tuition Scholarship by filling out the application and submitting it along with their enrollment application.
Additionally, Richter Scholarships are being offered through the University Honors Program for Honors students who have completed one full year at SMU; these scholarships will cover tuition, fees (through Richter), room and board (through Clements). Students must register for June term coursework wherein they design a research proposal within the field of Southwest Studies along with their application to SMU-in-Taos. Proposals will be due FEBRUARY 29, 2008 before 5pm. For additional information, contact Dr. David Doyle at ddoyle@smu.edu.
Course descriptions, costs, and syllabi can be found by clicking on the links below. Remember: students may take up to seven hours this term.
JUNE
TERM 2008
ANTH 5681/5981 Archaeology Field School Dates: 1 June - 8 July 2008
ASAG 3310/4310/5310 Studio Workshop: Building and Imagining the Landscape
ASDR 5302/5303, ASPT 3306/4306/5306, ASPR 5302/5303, ASSC 5302/5303 Directed Studies with instructor approval only
ASPH 1300 Basics of Photography
ASPH 3306/4306/5306 Photography in Taos/Directed Study
BA 4111, 4112, 4113 Internship Experience - to be taken concurrently with LT 3335 with instructor approval only
BIOL 1308 Plant Biology - CLOSED
BIOL3343, 3347, 5358, 5359 By instructor permission only - CLOSED
CCPA 3385/4325 Nonprofit Internships in Taos, NM - with instructor permission only. NOTE: This class will meet to complete coursework via Blackboard, May 19-28, prior to departure for Taos.
CF 3312/HIST 3368 Warfare in the Modern World
CF3338 Defining the Southwest: From Taos Pueblo to Trinity
CFA 3350/ANTH 3350 Good Eats, Forbidden Flesh
LT 3335 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business - may be taken concurrently with BA 4111, 4112 or 4113 with instructor approval only
THEA 3307 Playwriting in Taos - with instructor permission only. Course will be from Friday, 30 May - Saturday, 21 June
WELL 2131 Mountain Sports/Group Fitness
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