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                Broadcaster Press 05
 
 May 14, 2013 www.broadcasteronline.com
 
 Spotlight
 On
 By Travis Gulbrandson
 travis.gulbrandson@plaintalk.
 net
 
 Even though the
 University of South
 Dakota’s spring semester is
 officially over, that doesn’t
 mean classes have come to
 a stop.
 The 2013 On-Campus
 Summer School began on
 May 6, offering students
 and teachers a number of
 educational opportunities.
 “One of the strategies
 that students use with
 summer school would be,
 if they want to accelerate a
 degree program and
 graduate early, or perhaps
 they’ll want to take a
 course that’s intensive and
 they’ll just want to take it
 
 by itself in the summer,”
 said USD’s director of
 programming Gary Girard,
 who manages the summer
 school program. “It’s an
 opportunity for
 departments to offer select
 courses that are unique
 and … for students who
 are in a particular degree
 program.”
 Classes of varying
 lengths are held
 throughout the summer, he
 said.
 “We have all kinds of
 start and end dates, so
 there’s a lot of flexibility
 depending upon the kind
 of course,” he said. “Some
 of the courses can be
 offered in an accelerated
 format, like a four-week
 course.”
 
 Girard helps students with USD’s
 summer offerings
 
 Summer school
 programs are categorized
 in a variety of ways.
 “One, students can take
 general education courses,
 and even upper-division
 courses to accelerated
 degree,” Girard said.
 Teachers and school
 administrators, as well as
 non-college-aged youth are
 the focus of other areas, he
 said.
 “We hold camps and
 workshops for teachers and
 administrators, and then
 all kinds of youth camps
 where K-12 youth come to
 
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 get a college experience, or
 focus on a special academic
 topic,” he said.
 Among the youthoriented programs is Kid’s
 University/Early Scholars.
 Kid’s University is for
 early learners from ages 813, while Early Scholars is
 geared for high school
 students to develop their
 skills and to prepare for
 college. The goal of the
 program is to expand
 postsecondary education
 opportunities to promote
 and cultivate a collegegoing culture.
 Summer school also
 gives USD students a
 chance to get a start on
 prerequisite courses or take
 refresher courses.
 “There are a variety of
 courses that are offered in a
 hybrid format, where there
 are convenient offerings
 that would be a face to face
 experience along with an
 online experience,” Girard
 said.
 “The other thing that’s
 nice about summer that’s
 attractive to some students
 is that they can take … one
 course at a time,” he said.
 “Somebody could take one
 six-week course, and then
 
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 another six-week course,
 and they’ll only be taking
 one course at a time. Or,
 they can mix and match
 that.”
 Girard said that
 although he does not know
 exactly how many students
 are utilizing the program
 this term, those students
 do have input in what
 courses are offered.
 “We do survey the
 students prior to the start
 to see what kinds of
 courses they would look
 for,” he said. “We try to get
 as much feedback as
 possible, and then align
 courses that way.
 Departments then will
 offer the courses
 accordingly.”
 The program offers
 benefits both to the school
 and the students, Girard
 said.
 “It’s an opportunity for
 departments to offer select
 courses that are unique
 and … for students who
 are in a particular degree
 program,” he said.
 For more information,
 visit
 http://www.usd.edu/summ
 er-school/index.cfm.
 
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