Summer Courses
All (AA/General Education) classes that are scheduled to begin in May (6 weeks, 12 weeks, or Summer A only) will be offered completely in an online format during that time.
All workforce (credit or clock hour) Applied Sciences and Technologies and Health Sciences courses will remain online during May and June or until which time the Governor lifts the “Safer at Home” order which began on April 1, 2020. When the Governor lifts the order, thus allowing the College to reopen to students, then the Applied Sciences and Technologies and Health Sciences programs will resume face-to-face instruction, as appropriate. This will require that each instructor ensures the appropriate number of students per room, following the most up-to-date CDC social distancing guidelines. The dean of each of these divisions will work with each department chair to determine the level of viability/appropriateness to offering face-to-face labs as other state and federal agencies may have additional, program-specific, restrictions.
If the Governor extends the “Safer at Home” order, or if it becomes impractical to complete lab, clinical, or other required obligations based on other restrictions, then the Applied Sciences and Technologies and Health Sciences programs may have to extend their programs of study into Summer B to make up the additional required hours for student completion.
A decision will be made at a later date regarding classes in Summer B.
Registration for summer and fall 2020 courses can be completed fully online through Panther Central.
