Exceptions will include clinicals, practicals, internships, and other types of field experiences, according to an email from Interim Provost Douglas W. Leaman.
Students in the school of professional psychology and the Boonshoft School of Medicine also are exempt from this announcement, Leaman said.
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Wright State “remains committed to providing students with a robust choice of courses during the summer semester,” according to Leaman.
“Student Success Services has put together a list of tips to help you get the most from your online courses, and we encourage students to frequent our COVID-19 Academic Service Updates webpage for information on remote options available for academic support.”
In each of these cases, students should contact the director or chair of the program to learn more details about their current status and to receive additional instructions, according to Leaman.
Summer A term and C term (full semester) begin May 11. Summer B term begins June 22.
Registration for summer courses is ongoing through WINGS Express. Courses in all three terms will be delivered remotely, with the exceptions noted above, the university said.
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“Please be advised that the situation remains fluid and that changes to the summer schedule may occur over the next several weeks,” Leaman’s email said. “If a course offering for which you are registered changes, you will be informed of the change by the department.
Students with questions about summer courses should contact their academic advisor, the department chair, or the faculty member teaching the course. You can find your academic advisor’s name by going to wright.edu/advising and following the instructions in the “Find Your Primary Advisor” section.
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