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Summer Programs:
The curriculum and instruction team (also called the programming team) has answers to questions about COURSES, CURRICULUM, AND FACULTY. Staff members include:
Ashley Lamb - Assistant Dean of Academics
Maddie May - Assistant Dean of Operations
Carly Newman - Administrative Director
Riley J Riley - Administrative Director
Tifanny Santana Salazar - CS Student Advocate
Kristina Wyatt - Dean of Continuing Studies
The Continuing Studies enrollment team is available to answer questions regarding REGISTRATION, TUITION, PAYMENT, and FINANCIAL AID. They are:
Kate Learson - Director of CS Marketing and Enrollment
Joanne Pagan - Enrollment Coordinator
Jasmyne Roberts - Assistant Director of CS Marketing and Enrollment
Sammi Whitlock - Enrollment Coordinator
The mission of Continuing Studies at SAIC is to provide an education that harnesses the transformative power of a leading art and design school, a world-renowned museum, and a vibrant city to support the development of critical thinking, rigorous investigation, and playful creativity.
CS students join the SAIC community with numerous identities that impact and inform their everyday experiences. This includes their race, ethnicity, age, gender, sex, political affiliation, skin color, and so many more individual characteristics that foster a diverse group of accepting and understanding makers and thinkers.
It is vital that every member of the Continuing Studies community is shown true respect and care. SAIC's community members embrace mutual respect, understanding, and inclusivity. We do not condone behaviors that undermine these values, any form of harassment, or discrimination toward any member of our community. Remember that your interactions contribute to others’ stories and that we all play a key role in ensuring that each individual is safe and cared for. Please do not hesitate to reach out to our team if you have any concerns related to harassment or discrimination on campus.
Adult Continuing Education (ACE), ages 18+, high school graduates (or equivalent)
Advanced Placement Summer Institute (APSI), professional development for high school art teachers
Children’s Workshops Multi-Arts Camps (MAC), ages 6-9
Early College Program (ECP), ages 14-18, grades 9-12
Early College Program Online Summer Institute (ECPOSI), ages 15-18, grades 11-12
Early College Program Summer Institute (ECPSI), ages 15-18, grades 11-12
Family Camp (FAM), programming for families with students ages 4-14 accompanied by one or more adults
Middle School Program (MSP), ages 10-13
Continuing Studies also manages partnerships with A Long Walk Home and CreatiVets, among others.