Summer 2022 Courses

Ohio Wesleyan offers summer courses for 5 weeks or 10 weeks. Some are entirely online with no scheduled meetings, some are online with scheduled meetings, and some are face-to-face on campus.

You may find that one format fits your needs better than others. This page organizes courses by duration (5 or 10 weeks) and format to help you find the course that is perfect for you and your needs.

• 5-Week Asynchronous Fully Online Courses
• 10-Week Asynchronous Fully Online Courses
• 5-Week Synchronous Fully Online Courses
• 5-Week In-Person Courses
• Directed Readings, Independent Studies, and Internships

5-Week Asynchronous Fully Online Courses

These courses have no regularly scheduled class meetings. All learning takes place via remote tools such as wikis, blogs, discussion boards, and other assignments. There are no required in-person meetings.

May 16 - June 17, 2022
+ = new fall 2022 students may register

• + ACCT 217 – Principles of Financial Accounting – Emily West
• ACCT 341 – Managerial Accounting – Emily West
• + BUS 105 – Exploring Business – Matt Vollrath
• BUS 210 – Marketing Management – Matt Vollrath
• BUS 410 – Brand Strategy and Management – Glenn Bryan
• + CHEM 105 – The World of Chemistry – Katie Thomas
• + COMM 100 1 – Communication Theory – Phokeng Dailey
• + COMM 111 – Mass Media History – Ashley Kennard
• + COMM 200 1 – Media Effects and Society – Phokeng Dailey
• COMM 300 6 – Persuasive Communication – Ashley Kennard
• + ECON 110 – Principles of Economics – Saif Rahman
• ECON 282 – Global Poverty – Saif Rahman
• + HHK 163 – Coaching and Sport: Leadership Development – Jay Martin
• HHK 363 – Mental Aspects of Sport Performance – Jay Martin
• MATH 104C – Great Ideas in Mathematics – Craig Jackson
• + PG 349 – Comparative Politics: Asia – Ji Young Choi
• PG 354 – The American Presidency – Franchesca Nestor
• PG 360 – International Politics – Ji Young Choi
• + PHIL 110 – Introduction to Philosophy – Scott Calef
• + PHIL 113 – Rock Music and Philosophy – Scott Calef
• + PSYC 110 – Introduction to Psychology – Kira Bailey
• PSYC 210 – Quantitative Methods – Andrew Brandt
• SOAN 110 – Introductory Sociology – Theodore Cohen
• SOAN 293 – Cultures and People of Southeast and East Asia – Vanessa Hildebrand
• SOAN 351 – Family, Marriage, and Parenting – Theodore Cohen

10-Week Asynchronous Fully Online Courses

These courses have no regularly scheduled class meetings. All learning takes place via remote tools such as wikis, blogs, discussion boards, and other assignments. There are no required in-person meetings.

May 16 - July 22, 2022
+ = new fall 2022 students may register

• + BIOL 100 8 – Biodiversity and Society – Amy Downing
• + BIOL 106 – Enology: The Art and Science of Wine-Making – Laura Tuhela-Reuning
• + BIOL 107 – Food – Chris Wolverton
• BIOL 251 – Human Anatomy and Physiology – Tamara Panhuis
• BIOL 261 – Evolution – Shala Hankison
• BUS 320 – Business Aspects of Sports – Barbara MacLeod
• + CS 103 – Exploring Computer Science – Sean McCulloch
• CS 360 – Algorithm Analytics and Design – Sean McCulloch
• + ENG 180 – Narratives (1): The Short Story – Amy Butcher
• + ENG 182 – Narratives (2): Longer Forms (Novella, Novel) – Amy Butcher
• ENG 215 – Nonfiction I – Amy Butcher
• FIN 361 – Financial Management – Barbara MacLeod
• HIST 353 – Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany – Mark Gingerich
• + MATH 105 – Basic Probability & Statistics – Scott Linder
• NUTR 270 – Sport and Exercise Nutrition – Andrew Busch
• PSYC 345 – Psychopharmacology – Kira Bailey
• SOAN 111 – Cultural Anthropology – Vanessa Hildebrand

5-Week Synchronous Fully Online Courses

In these courses the instructor and students meet at regular meeting days and times using remote conferencing tools such as Zoom or Google Meet. There are no required in-person meetings. Students taking these courses must be prepared to meet at regular fixed times regardless of time zone. All courses meet five days a week, Monday through Friday, at the times listed.

May 16 - June 17, 2022

• ENG 110 – Myth, Legend and Folklore for Storytellers and Gamers – 11:20 a.m. - 12:50 p.m. – Stephanie Merkel
• FLMS 300 – World Cinema Directed by Women – 9:40-11:10 a.m. – Eva Paris-Huesca
• HIST 357 – Topics in Early European History: Atlantic Piracy – 1-2:30 p.m. – Jesse Hysell
• HIST 360 – Topics in Modern European History: The Second World War – 9:40-11:10 a.m. – Mark Gingerich

5-Week In-Person Courses

These courses take place in-person. They may use online and remote tools to supplement instruction, but the bulk of instruction takes place face-to-face. All courses meet five (5) days per week at the time indicates in Self-Service.

May 16 - June 17, 2022

• BWS 105 – Introduction to Black World Studies – 11:20 a.m. - 12:50 p.m. – Randolph Quaye
• BWS 300 11 – Race, Ethnicity, and Health – 9:40-11:10 a.m. – Randolph Quaye
• BWS 305 – Contemporary Africa in Focus – 1-2:30 p.m. – Randolph Quaye

Directed Readings, Independent Studies, and Internships

The modality of these courses is usually arranged with the instructor. Please contact the instructor for details.

• ENG 491 – Directed Readings – Zack Long – five weeks
• ENVS 495 – Internship – John Krygier – ten weeks
• HIST 490 – Independent Study – Xiaoming Chen – ten weeks
• HIST 490 – Independent Study – Mark Gingerich – ten weeks
• HIST 491 – Directed Readings – Xiaoming Chen – ten weeks
• HIST 491 – Directed Readings – Mark Gingerich – ten weeks
• PG 495 – Internship – Franchesca Nestor – ten weeks