No, he always answers, and off she heads to Penn to teach courses in the summer. And for part of the time, that even involves teaching on Friday nights.
Some departments have many professors teaching, and some have none.
Others do it because the students in their summer classes are different from the ones they normally teach. The types of summer students Last summer, more than 10,000 students signed up for the first, second, and evening sessions. And those students, according to Dr. Alan Kors, come in four basic types. This summer, he is teaching a course on political involvement and disillusionment in the 20th century. Dr. Betsy Erkkila, professor of English in SAS, is teaching a course on American poetry during the first summer session, which involves about six hours of class per week.