Current Term Schedule
Past Term Schedules
- Fall 2018 Course Schedule
- Spring II 2018 Course Schedule
- Spring I 2018 Course Schedule
- Fall 2017 Course Schedule
2018-2019 Academic Calendar
|
Date |
Activity |
|
Monday, September 3 |
Labor Day - No Classes |
|
Tuesday, September 4 |
Fall Classes Begin & Orientation for incoming MPH students |
|
Tuesday, September 4 |
Student Activities Fair |
| Friday, September 14 | Fall Late Registration Deadline - Add/Drop Closes |
| Thursday, November 1 | Spring I Registration Opens |
|
Tuesday, November 20- Friday, November 23 |
Thanksgiving Holiday - No Classes |
|
Friday, November 30 |
Spring I Registration Deadline |
|
Friday, November 30 |
Last day of Fall classes |
| Tuesday, January 1 | New Year’s Day (Observed) - No Classes |
| Wednesday, January 2 | Spring I Classes Begin |
| Friday, January 11 | Spring I Late Registration Deadline - Add/Drop Closes |
| Monday, January 21 | Martin Luther King Day - No Classes |
| Friday, January 25 | Make-up Classes: Friday follows a Monday schedule of classes |
| Friday, February 1 | Spring II Registration Opens |
| Monday, February 18 | Presidents' Day - No Classes |
| Friday, February 22 | Make-up Classes: Friday follows a Monday schedule of classes |
| Thursday, February 28 | Spring II Registration Deadline |
| Friday, March 22 | Last day of Spring I classes |
| Monday, March 25 - Friday, March 29 | Spring Break |
| Monday, April 1 | Spring II Classes Begin |
| Friday, April 12 | Spring II Late Registration Deadline - Add/Drop Closes |
| Monday, May 27 | Memorial Day - No Classes |
| Thursday, May 30 | Public Health Research Day (Mandatory) - No Classes |
| Monday, June 3 | Fall 2019 Registration Opens |
| Friday, June 21 | Last day of Spring II classes |
| Friday, June 21 | Commencement |
| Friday, June 28 | Fall 2019 Registration Deadline |
The Graduate Program in Public Health reserves the right to change the academic calendar. All students and faculty will be notified, via e-mail, of such changes prior to their effective dates. ISMMS, drawing on and respecting all traditions, is a secular institution. Our student body is comprised of individuals from diverse backgrounds and religious beliefs. We are sensitive to commitments to all religious observances, but do not build our yearly calendar around them.