Summer Programs 2008

To Claflin University Students:

Welcome to Claflin University for the 2008 Summer School Session sponsored by the Center for Professional and Continuing Studies. I especially want to welcome all new students to the Claflin University family. During your matriculation through this historic place, we expect you to acquire the “Claflin Confidence,” enhance your self-assurance, and build an optimistic spirit. We also expect that you will be proactive members of the Claflin community – taking full advantage of all that our University has to offer.

At Claflin, we value and celebrate academic excellence and the difference it can make in preparing you for the world of tomorrow. This summer, we encourage you to take full advantage of the many excellent opportunities available to you including:

Summer Session I, May 5 -June 13, 2008
Summer Session II June 17-July 29, 2008

Professional & Continuing
Studies Programs

Summer Session
June 2 - July 16, 2008

School of Business
School of Humanities & Social Science
School of Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Claflin University offers Special Programs

Upward Bound: Start Date June 8, 2008 - End Date July 12, 2008
PRISM: Start Date June 8, 2008 - End Date July 12, 2008
GEAR UP: Start Date June 3, 2008 - End Date June 26, 2008

Take advantage of our award winning faculty, our nationally accredited academic programs and our state-of-the-art instructional equipment and academic resources.

At Claflin, we are dedicated to providing you with the necessary tools for success in life, and look forward to working with you to ensure your preparedness for the world beyond the walls of Claflin. Thus, I challenge you to remain steadfast in your commitment to personal and professional growth, and expect you will be encouraged by the intellectual influence of our dedicated faculty and staff.

Remember, we are here to help you achieve your educational objectives. Have the courage to seek information or ask for assistance as soon as the need arises. Again, welcome to Claflin and the 2008 Summer School Session.

Sincerely,

Henry N. Tisdale, ’65

President