NOTE: Class times are subject to slight adjustment, check final posting near start of the summer.

 College of Arts & Sciences

Biology

• BIOL 131 Human Anatomy and Physiology I,  5 units, June 16-July 11   
  
• BIOL 132 Human Anatomy and Physiology II, 5 units,  July 14-Aug. 8   

Business

• ACCT 211 Financial Accounting 4 Units Aug. 4-22 8AM-11:20AM M-Th D Zurek   
  

Chemistry

• CHEM 101 4 units 8AM-10:20AM M-F L.Wilson
  
• CHEM 101L 0.5 units 10:30AM-1:20PM T,Th L. Wilson

• CHEM102 3 units 8 AM-9:20AM M-F J. Helbley
  
• CHEM 102L 0.5 units 9:30AM -12:20PM T, Th J. Helbley

• CHEM 103 3 units 8AM-9:20AM M-F
  
• CHEM 103L 0.5 units 9:30AM-12:20PM T, Th

• CHEM 111 4 units 8AM-9:50AM M-F I. Holmes 
  
• CHEM 111L 1 unit 10AM-1PM M, W, F I. Holmes

• CHEM 112 4 units 8AM-10:20AM M-F N. Brandstater
  
• CHEM 112L 1 unit 10:30AM-1:30PM M, W, F N. Brandstater

• CHEM 113 4 units 8AM-9:50AM M-F R. Tatum
  
• CHEM 113L 1 unit 10AM-1PM M, W, F R. Tatum

• CHEM 371 4 units 8AM -10:30AM M-F R. Shelden

• CHEM 372 3 units 8AM – 9:30AM M-F M. Payne 
  
• CHEM 372L 1 1 unit 9:31AM-12:20PM M, W, Th M. Payne
• CHEM 372L 2 1 unit 1PM -4PM M, W, Th M. Payne

• CHEM 373 3 units 8AM – 9:30AM M-F M. Payne
• CHEM 373L 1 1 unit 9:31AM-12:20PM M, W, Th M. Payne
• CHEM 373L 2 1 unit 1PM -4PM M, W, Th M. Payne

English & Communication

• ENGL 111 College Writing, 3 units - June 23-July 11
• ENGL 112 College Writing, 3 units - July 14-Aug. 1
• ENGL 113 College Writing, 3 units - Aug. 4-Aug 22
• ENGL 113 College Writing, 3 units - June 23-July 11
  8AM-9:50 M-F
• ENGL 425T Transcendentalism 4 Units June 26- July 10 6PM -9:50PM Th

• COMM 264 Class 10AM-11:50 M, W, F Lab 1-2PM M, W, F
• COMM/ENGL 466D Topics in Flim: Akira Kurosawa, 4 units - June 23 to July 11
  6PM-9:50PM
  M,W
  D Tinianow
  
  Widely considered one of the most influential film directors of all time,
  Akira Kurosawa is familiar to all filmgoers, even if you have never seen a Kurosawa film. This is because of the number of film directors who have been inspired by Kurosawa. George Lucas, for example, acknowledges Kurosawa's film The Hidden Fortress as inspiration for the Star Wars saga.
  This course examines Kurosawa's personal history and his development as a director. Films from his entire career will be viewed and discussed. The influence of Kurosawa on the film world will be examined. The study of Kurosawa's work and career is essential for both aspiring film creators and serious students of film. This course also examines some
  specific aspects of Japanese culture.

• COMM 264T Live Television Studio Production, 4 units
  Aug 4-Aug 29
  C Law
  
  An introductory course to television production including discussion,
  theory and hands-on laboratory experience.
  Students crew multiple positions at a live studio-including camera
  operator, video switcher, audio engineer, light operator,
  video engineer, recording engineer and graphics operator.
  
  This class will be taught at the Loma Linda Broadcasting Network
  Studios in Loma Linda, CA
  Enrollment in this course will be limited.

• ENGL 410C 20th Century Poetry: Postmodern American Poetry, 4 units
  July 14-Aug. 1
  6PM-9:50PM
  MW
  S McBride
  
  
• ENGL-425T
  
  Transcendentalism is the first American-originated cultural movement. While it traces its roots to German philosophy and British Romanticism, its defining traits are bound up with American social phenomena: Puritan work ethic, revolutionary idealism, and individualism. This course will examine the place of Transcendentalism in American literature. We will sample three primary proponents of Transcendentalism (Emerson, Thoreau, and Whitman) and three critics of this philosophy (Melville, Hawthorne, and Poe).
  
  
• ENGL-410C
  
  
• This class will examine American poetry written since World War II that illustrates characteristics identified as ‘Postmodern.’ Some of these characteristics include:
• Self-referentiality (poetry that draws attention to its own poetic nature)
  
• Obfuscation (poetry that resists interpretation)
  
• Sign-systems (poetry with strong non-verbal elements)
  
• Performance (poetry devised for spoken / aural settings)
  
• Multi-culturalism (poetry giving voice to writers often excluded from the literary tradition)
  
• Aleatory (poetry written using chance procedures)
  
• As these big words should suggest, many of these poems will be challenging to analyze. At the same time, wrestling with these works will help us better comprehend our own era (or at least to comprehend why our era is so difficult to comprehend).
  
• Textbook: Postmodern American Poetry: A Norton Anthology. Ed. Paul Hoover. New York: W. W. Norton, 1994. ISBN: 0-393-31090-6

All College Writing Courses are 3 units and Offered 8AM-9:50AM M-F.

Math

• MATH 007 Intermediate Algebra 4 June 16- July 11 10AM-11:50 AM S. Horner
• MATH 121 College Algebra 4 June 16- July 11 8AM-9:50AM S. Horner

Health Education

• PEAC 120 Life Time Fitness   1PM-4PM M-Th June 23 –July 10
• HLED 214 Dimensions of Health  9AM-11:30AM M-F June 23- July 11 J. Gless

History

• HPSC 274 The Construction of Am Political Life 4 Units 9AM-11:30AM M-Th July 14- July 31

Music

• MUHL 205 Music Appreciation 4 Aug.4 -Aug 22

Psychology

• PSYC 104 General Psychology Aug. 4-22, 1-4PM M-F, A Schmidt.
• PSYC 234 Developmental Psychology 4 units, Aug. 4-Aug. 22 M-F 9:30AM-12:30PM I. Kim

Religion

• RELB 104 Jesus & the Gospels, Aug. 4-Aug. 22 8AM-11:50AM M-F
• RELT 245 Christian Beliefs 4 Units June 23-July 3 8AM-11:50AM M-F, S Roeske
• RELH 483 History of Seventh-day Adventism 3,4 units   Date and time to be arranged
• RELH 183/583 History of Seventh-day Adventism, 4 Units July 14- July 25 8AM-11:50AM M-F G. Harwood
• RLGN 305 -1 Off campus Tour of Mediterranean 4 units, June 29-July 13 For information contact School of Religion
• RLGN 305 – 2 Off campus tour of Jordan. 4 Units June 25-July 30 For information contact School of Religion.

Physics

• PHYS 231A  General Physics I, 4 units, June 16-July 11
  
• PHYS 231L General Physics Lab I,  1 unit, June 17-July 10,

• PHYS 232A  General Physics II, 4 units, July 14-Aug. 8
  
• PHYS 232L General Physics LabII,  1 unit, July 15- Aug. 7

• PHYS 233A  General Physics III, 4 units, Aug. 11-Sept.5,  
  
• PHYS 233L General Physics Lab III,  1 unit, Aug. 12-Sept. 4

University Studies

• SSCI 104 Growing Up in America, 4 units (SL Required) July 14 to Aug. 1 M-F 1-3PM A Shmidt
• HUMN 205 Amer Cult/Vis/Perform Arts 4 Units Aug. 4-22 9AM-12PM M-Th V. Serebryany
• NSIC 407 Religion and Rationality June 23- July 11 4 units 8AM-11AM M-Th G. Chartier
• Additionally one course from each of the following areas in planned.  Dates and times to be arranged.
  
  HUMM,  NSCI

World Languages

• JAPA 101 Beginning Japanese I 4 units June 23-July 3 5PM- 9:50PM M-Th Y.Mineyama
• JAPA 102 Beginning Japanese II 4 units July 7 –July 17 5PM – 9:50PM M-Th Y.Mineyama
• JAPA 103 Beginning Japanese III 4 units July 21 –July 31 5PM-9:50PM M-Th Y.Mineyama

• SPAN 101 Beginning Spanish 4 June 23 - July 10 12PM-3PM M-Th L Sanchez
• SPAN 201 Intermediate Spanish 4 units June 23-July 11 3PM -6PM M-Th L. Sanchez