The Harper College Syllabus Template, syllabus examples, and all related resources on the Harper College syllabus webpage have been updated for Fall 2019. You are encouraged to use these updated versions going forward. Did you know the webpage also includes grab-and-go verbiage for copying and pasting into your syllabus? Visit the syllabus webpage to copy and paste required college policy verbiage, optional statements, and student support services information.
Whether your project is to work on chapters in a book, a dissertation, a grant proposals, an article or review, OER, or a curriculum project...you can get it done! All you need is a solid block of time for sustained focus, in a quiet, supportive environment. The Academy will be holding Writing Camp, July 8 - July 12 from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. in the Academy, F317. Please register if you are interested.
Harper has created PASO (Project Achievement Surpassing Obstacles) to provide support and resources for parents of Latinx students. Through PASO, programming will be provided in the families' native language, and they will be connected to a human being to give them a sense of belonging.
Dan likes to say he has never been out of college. Dan has been at Harper since 1982, first as a student then as a wrestling coach and a mathematics instructor. He's been at the College so long, he is now teaching and coaching the children of some of his former wrestlers.