Clemson moves summer courses online

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Clemson University is moving online for another semester.

The university announced Wednesday it would transition all undergraduate and graduate summer academic courses to online instruction through Aug. 7, the completion of the summer term. The move to online instruction includes the sessions identified as Summer, Summer I, Summer II and Summer Mini A-D.   

The extension of online instruction through the summer is being made in advance of class registration, housing and other deadlines that are approaching soon, according to a news release. Academic support resources will remain available online to students over the summer through the Class of 1956 Academic Success Center.  

New student orientation this summer will be conducted primarily through virtual sessions, the news release said. If conditions allow, in-person components will be conducted just prior to the start of classes in August.

“The university is in the process of finalizing a robust orientation program and will be reaching out to all new students to provide details in the near future,” the release said.  

No decisions have been made about availability of facilities, opening of statewide offices or events scheduled to occur after May 8, the release said. Among other activities, scores of athletic and summer camps take place on campus during the summer.