INFS247

This course focuses on using information technology to support business processes.  The purpose and composition of information systems, the utilization of technology and hands-on experience in developing microcomputer business applications with productivity tools (Microsoft Excel and Access). Students will begin to understand the use information technology to support business processes, and develop business spreadsheet and database applications.

COMM297

Students who enroll in this course will learn about the history and culture of Chicago -- through the eyes of film and documentary makers! In addition, students will be taken on field trips to historical sites in the city where some of the scenes were shot, and tour the Gene Siskel Film Center and the Museum of Broadcast Communications. **NEWLY ADDED FOR 2013

ENGL185

This is a workshop-based course designed to help students discover and develop their creative voice. Students will also engage with both modern and contemporary poems through close reading and critical writing in response to these different texts. Engaging with these different elements of the poetic world will help situate students to begin hone their own craft.

COMM297

In this course, students will use Loyola's new interactive media laboratory, will learn to create and tape interviews, shoot video, report and produce the news.

PHIL181

This course will investigate some of the central questions of philosophy and moral theory:  How should we, as human beings, live together? Are moral decisions the outcome of free choice or socially and naturally determined? What is the role of rationality in decision making? What are the social implications of moral evaluations?

PLSC195

This course is an introduction to the restraints on State and Government law enforcement agencies imposed by the Constitution of the U.S.  We will focus on those principles of constitutional law and civil liberties relevant to the American criminal justice system.

THTR261

This introductory acting class will allow students to expand their physical and vocal expression through the exploration of classical, contemporary and modern dramatic texts by authors ranging from William Shakespeare to Arthur Miller to Tarell Alvin McCraney.  A variety of discussions, theatre games, exercises and creative projects related to various aspects of acting and theatrical endeavor will be undertaken throughout the summer.  **NEWLY ADDED FOR 2013

CPST195

This is a course that examines trends and practices of contemporary entrepreneurs, including values-based and ethical decision-making. Students will meet and hear from real-world entrepreueurs and apply lessons learned to their individual business plans.

HSM110

This course provides an introduction to the healthcare system, orienting the student to its overall structure, functions, and processes. The variety of roles and functions within the different segments of the health care industry are identified to assist the students in considering his/her potential area of specialization and ultimate career path.  **NEWLY ADDED FOR 2013

EXCM101

This class is an introduction to the major; also includes review of Emergency Procedures and Safety Skills, introduction to common safety principles, predisposing factors and common causes of accidents, injuries and illnesses.  **NEWLY ADDED FOR 2013

COMM298

The purpose of this course is to give students beginning instruction on the basics of visual design for a print audience. Students will learn the importance of color, typography, scale, photography, graphics, headline and caption writing, and marrying the written word with good design. **NEWLY ADDED FOR 2013

SOCL100

This is a fieldwork-based course that explores how communities are shaped by social, economic, and political forces, and by grass-roots activism and community organization. In this seminar, coordinated with Loyola’s Center for Urban Research and Learning (CURL), students visit with community leaders, politicians, advocates, religious leaders, and others working for positive change in the city.

 LSC