Summer 2001 course offerings. This unique preparatory program for international students was developed to facilitate students' successful application for an undergraduate or a graduate course of study in an American University or graduate school. In addition to training in writing, grammar, reading and conversation, the program also focuses on functional training in the English language, cultural excursions, practicums in every day situations, and campus life in general. A description of the Preparation for an American University Program is also available. Athletic programs offered include tennis, softball, soccer, basketball, swimming, sailing and outdoor games.
Instruction is given in swimming, computers, tennis and sailing.
Drama, art, marine science, computer classes and special events are planned throughout the summer. Our goal is to provide a safe, healthy, and stimulating atmosphere, balancing summer fun with structured learning activities. The Community Auditor Program allows community residents to audit regularly scheduled undergraduate classes at a fraction of regular tuition. CCR capitalizes upon the proven principle that skills, insights, educational background and life experiences of retirees are important assets for making their post-career years a vital new phase for living fully and more creatively. These include graduate teacher training approved by the Education faculty and offered in cooperation with the New York State United Teachers Federation and Lee Canter Associates.