Some think that enrollment may be up since many students are trying to finish all their requirements before semesters begin. Committee members shared lists of their institutions' summer course offerings with each other. These should prove helpful when advising students. Because the summer quarter will be short this year, only a couple of institutions are planning to offer split sessions. It was suggested that it may be hard to staff classes this summer because many full-time faculty are planning to take off this summer since there will be no break between the end of summer quarter and the beginning of fall semester.
Some institutions offer a nine-week session in the middle of the summer for education majors.
This allows teachers in the county school systems to take classes and be back in their classrooms in August. The committee members broke into three groups. The past-chair is Gregory Stewart. The committee decided it would not be necessary to have another formal meeting this year. If any of the committee members attend the Georgia Academy of Science Annual Meeting on April 24 and 25, they may wish to meet informally at that time.