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Participants in the summer school take one academic writing course (2 hours per day, 4–5 days a week) and one social science course (1.5 hours a day, 4–5 days a week). Social science instructors will work closely with academic writing instructors during the pre-program preparation to coordinate their course approach and writing/research assignments. Each course is expected to have approximately 15 students. The expected total number of students attending each summer school session is approximately 70. Students attending the summer school will be entering graduate programs in a wide range of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences, including political science, human rights, international relations, education, environmental studies, public health, anthropology, economics, gender studies, sociology, law, history, and development studies.

Social science instructors will teach one course lasting 3.5 weeks for each summer school session. The total number of classes will be 12 per session, with the three last days of the program set aside for instructors to grade projects and work closely with academic writing instructors on final student evaluations.

Teaching hours: Approximately 1.5 teaching hours per day for four to five days a week, plus a required minimum of 2 hours per day for student consultations.

Additional responsibilities: Instructors will be called upon and are encouraged to assist with extracurricular activities and special events during the course of each session. They will also be expected to conduct additional lectures in their field or to facilitate presentations that orient students to graduate studies in the United States and Europe.