Pre-College Block

July 9 — 25

EN 102: Cross Genre Writing Workshop

Associate Professor Steven Hayward

This high-energy workshop allows creative writers to try their hands at a range of styles. From prose to spoken word to plays, we will explore across genres, building a tool box of literary adventure.

EV 100: From Grasslands to Glaciers

Associate Professor Mike Taber

This course is an invitation to experience and explore the rich natural history of the Pikes Peak region. We will focus on the defining climate zones in the Pikes Peak region: from grasslands to woodlands to montane to subalpine to alpine.

FG 106: Do #AllLivesMatter?: Historical and Contemporary Protest in the U.S.

Assistant Professor Heidi R. Lewis

Focusing primarily on Feminist and Critical Media Studies, this course allows students to examine mediated constructions of and debates about protests as early as Nat Turner’s revolt in 1831 and as recently as the anti-fascism protests at the University of California-Berkeley in August 2017.

PS  203: Global Health and International Development

Professor Andrew Price-Smith

Taking an interdisciplinary approach, this course introduces students to improvements, growing inequalities, and social justice in global health from historical, biological, economic, and political perspectives.

PS 102: Freedom and Empire: The Drama of Ancient Politics

Assistant Professor John Grace

This course examines the gripping drama of ancient Roman politics, from the struggle for freedom to the temptations of empire, as it is notoriously described by Machiavelli in “The Prince,” and vividly portrayed in Shakespeare’s Roman plays.

Block A

May 30 — June 22

Block B

June 26 — July 20