Upcoming - Summer 2025
Any schedule posted on this page is tentative and therefore subject to change without notice due to any number of factors, including cancellation due to low enrollment. Course Descriptions are provided for reference only and are also subject to change.
If you have any questions about the courses to be offered next semester, please contact the scheduling advisor for English:
Dee Dee Lopez
delopez@unm.edu
(505) 277-6347
Humanities 213
512.001: Usability & User-Center Design for Technical Communication Students
Online
1H *This course is scheduled for the FIRST four weeks of the summer semester*
Julianne Newmark
In this course, students will study the interrelatedness of creativity, ethics, and design as they inform the usability of outputs of many kinds, including documents, computer interfaces, and consumer products. Students will learn methods of testing for usability that are ethical, incisive, and community-centered and will learn genres and modalities for effectively communicating findings. This intensive, 4-week online course will run from June 2-29.
551.001: Botanic Imagination: Goethe, Gardens and Literary Landscapes
Face to Face, MTWR 0900-1200
2H *This course is scheduled for the SECOND four weeks of the summer semester*
Jonathan Davis-Secord, jwds@unm.edu
Latin may be dead, but its influence lives on. The language is an important root of the vocabulary and structure of Romance languages and English, and the Roman culture surrounding the language has remained influential on Western thought and culture for two thousand years. This class will introduce students to the fundamentals of the Latin language in an intensive, accelerated context with the aim of swiftly preparing them to begin reading original classical and medieval texts.
