Summer Workshops: Just for Ursuline Students

Summer Workshops are short, non-credit courses created by Ursuline faculty just for Ursuline students. They allow students to explore new interests and prepare for the coming school year.

Registration opens February 1, at 8:00 a.m., is first come first serve, and remains open until filled, or until the workshop start date. Fees are payable by credit card at the time of registration.

Summer School is offered in two, in-person, on-campus sessions.

Due to the intensive pace, in person attendance and no more than 2 absences are required to receive course credit.

Summer courses are intensive for-credit opportunities for ambitious students who are self-motivated, disciplined, and skilled in time management.

Students participating in these courses should plan to devote 20-25 hours per week for all eight weeks to their course. Students receive grades and comments in these classes, which are the equivalent of year-long, high-school courses. Because of the pacing and intensity of for-credit summer courses, students must have the ability to login and complete work for their course daily; students must be available and have internet access from June 13 - August 5 – this is nonnegotiable!

Students who enroll in an online course will have an online One Schoolhouse instructor, not an Ursuline instructor. A designated Ursuline administrator acts as the liaison with One Schoolhouse and shadows the progress of the students taking online courses. The Ursuline administrator periodically checks in with the students. The online course credit and grade will be reflected on the Ursuline transcript and included in the Ursuline GPA. Cost for course is $1,715.

Ursuline Academy Student Internship Program

(Senior) This program offers personal development, life-skills mentoring and career awareness through practical experience. These are UA researched and authorized summer internships with Dallas area professionals, many of whom are Ursuline alumnae. Internships are available to rising Seniors and take place between May 31 and August 19, 2022, prior to the senior year. Interested juniors sign up for an individual meeting with the director of the internship program and are matched with internships in the spring of 2022. To earn acknowledgment on transcripts, interns must complete a minimum of 60 hours of internship service, maintain a journal, write a thank you to the mentor, and complete an online evaluation at the conclusion of the program. Completed journals, thank you notes, and evaluations must be submitted to the director of the program no later than August 31, 2022, to qualify for transcript acknowledgement.

For Information: Contact Jennifer Wilson

Prerequisite: Complete one-to-one meeting with Internship Coordinator

Internships: 5/31–8/19; Assignment due by August 31, 2022

$250 (non-refundable) — Non-credit