Signum University

Available courses

• Hogwarts 101: Exploring Harry Potter, Years 1-3 (Summer 2012)

  Dr. Amy H. Sturgis

• The Lord of the Rings I: The Road Goes Ever On (Summer 2012)

  Dr. Corey Olsen

• Great Books I (2012-2013)

  Dr. Jason Jewell

• British Literature (2012-2013)

  Dr. Corey Olsen

• Faculty Lounge

  The Faculty Lounge is a place for Lecturers and Preceptors to gather and discuss the business of teaching at Mythgard and Signum.

• Signum University Library

  The Signum University Library is a student-centered resource for storing materials created in support of courses taught each semester.

• LL599 - Masters Thesis

  Independent Masters Thesis Study

• LL612 - Elementary Latin II (Summer 2013)

  Dr. Carol Leibiger

• LL504 - Beyond Middle-earth (Summer 2013)

  Dr. Corey Olsen & Dr. Tom Shippey

• LL533 - The Dystopian Tradition (Summer 2013)

  Dr. Amy H. Sturgis

• LL611 - Elementary Latin I (Spring 2013)

  Dr. Carol Leibiger

• LL503 - Tolkien's World of Middle-earth (Spring 2013)

  Dr. Verlyn Flieger

• LL532 - Science Fiction, Part II (Spring 2013)

  Dr. Amy H. Sturgis

• LL502 - The Story of The Hobbit (Spring 2013)

  Dr. Corey Olsen

• CW001 - Creative Writing (Fall 2012)

  Benjamin Wilkins

• LL612 - Elementary Latin II (Fall 2012)

  Dr. Philip Walsh

• LL502 - The Story of The Hobbit (Fall 2012)

  Dr. Corey Olsen

• LL531 - Science Fiction, Part I (Fall 2012)

  Dr. Amy H. Sturgis

• LL611 - Elementary Latin I (Summer 2012)

  Dr. Philip Walsh

• LL521 - The Arthur Story: History, Mystery, Myth (Summer 2012)

  Dr. Verlyn Flieger

• LL512 - Modern Fantasy (Summer 2012)

  Dr. Corey Olsen

• LL511 - Taking Harry Seriously: The Artistry and Meanings of the Harry Potter Saga (Spring 2012)

  Dr. Amy H. Sturgis
  Travis Prinzi 

• LL501 - The Making of Myth: C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien (Spring 2012)

  Dr. Corey Olsen

• LL500 - The Great Tales: Tolkien and the Epic (Fall 2011)

  Dr. Corey Olsen

Site news

Find Your Timezone

by Nick Smerker - Saturday, August 20, 2011, 08:47 AM

 

I've seen a lot of discussion about timezones being difficult to keep organized while thinking about discussion sessions and lecture times so I decided to put together this resource that shows times from four common locations for our students.  Starting with New York (same time as our Hartly, DE headquarters) and going east, you can adjust for your timezone accordingly!