Where to take Lee’s courses

Since Lee teaches in a number of locations, not to mention ad-hoc weekends through different astrological groups, it may be confusing to decide which course to take where.

Here are links to where Lee teaches:

Her own coursesite: http://lehmanastrologycourses.com/moodle/.

International Academy of Astrology (on-line and Cleveland, OH): http://www.astrocollege.org

Midwest School of Astrology (Cincinnati, OH and on-line): http://midwestschoolofastrology.com/

Kepler College (on-line): http://www.kepler.edu/home/. AT this time, Lee is teaching shorter courses here (4-6 week format) rather than full courses.

At first the grid below may seem a bit intimidating, but let’s just stop and consider some of the criteria at the top.

• Mode is probably the most important place to start. If you have difficulty learning completely on-line, then Lee’s teaching at the Midwest School of Astrology, or through weekends at various astrological groups, may be for you. If you cannot do a fixed weekly schedule, then do Lee’s website course, and if not, the International Academy of Astrology.
• In general, the Midwest School of Astrology courses serve as excellent surveys, but the absence of homework means the topics are not covered in the same depth as the other courses.
• While this may not at first seem important at all, the use of classroom software is (imho) a considerable advantage to teaching. It allows the instructor to organize the material more carefully, and more sequentially, which means the student needs to spend less time figuring out how to sequence the learning and required assignments.
• Teaching at the International Academy of Astrology is organized around terms or semesters, while my website is not. Accordingly, students lose access to classrooms some time after the course is complete in those schools, whereas I leave students up in my courses indefinitely.

	Lee’s Website Courses	Midwest School of Astrology	International Academy of Astrology (IAA)
Mode	on-line	weekends in person or on-line real-time or transcript	on-line with weekly real time class
Uses On-line classroom	Yes	No	Yes
Written assignments?	Yes	No	Yes
Typical length of course	8-12 lessons; no time limits	weekend Friday night – Sunday pm	9 weekly lessons
Homework reading per course	Typically 3+ books, plus handouts	recommended; coursepack provided	Typically 1-2 books, plus handouts
Introduction to Classical Methods		Introduction to natal methods. No prior knowledge of classical astrology assumed. Course objectives: to provide students of modern astrology an alternative approach and logic	Yes. Currently classical method is taught alongside modern, but Lee teaches a single course on classical methods.
Introductory Classical (Natal) Astrology	This course provides the student of modern astrology with an entry point to classical astrology and then considers the application to topics such as happiness, financial planning, relationships, and vocational concerns of the Native.		Lee has co-written the first year curriculum at IAA which teaches classical and modern together
Introduction to the History of Astrology			Taught throughout the diploma curriculum via videos from Lee
Classical Studies in Horary Astrology	This course is suspended temporarily in 2016 while I revise it		Two different versions. I teach a survey of horary and electional, and then an in-depth course in year 3 of the  diploma program. This hands-on class teaches how to answer horary questions in such areas relationships, legal matters, jobs, rumors, real estate, and lost objects.
Basic Medical and Horary		The purpose of this weekend is to provide the student with the tools to answer a series of common questions that routinely occur in an astrological practice and to introduce the student to the medical theories common when medical astrology was developed	A brief module of medical astrology is introduced in NAT-4 which is authored by Lee.
Classical Studies in Electional	How to pick dates to take action: with respect to relationships, defeating an opponent, jobs, real estate, medical procedures, setting up a corporation, journeys, and beginning an educational program.		How to pick dates to take action: with respect to relationships, defeating an opponent, jobs, real estate, medical procedures, setting up a corporation, journeys, and beginning an educational program.
Classical Studies in Mundane Astrology	We begin with the major classical Mundane techniques: major conjunctions, eclipses, lunations, and ingresses. We then integrate them into a modern synthesis which includes locational astrology and charts for mundane entities such as countries.		We begin with the major classical Mundane techniques: major conjunctions, eclipses, lunations, and ingresses. We then integrate them into a modern synthesis which includes locational astrology and charts for mundane entities such as countries.
Classical Studies in Astro-Meteorology	In this course, our primary text is the 17th c. opus on the subject by John Goad – but his work was considerably enlightened by the earlier work of Kepler and others.
Classical Studies in Medical Astrology	This Course is suspended in 20016 while Lee creates a new curriculum.		Located in year 3 of the diploma track, this Course teaches how to develop a life strategy for wellness, as well as how to interpret the course of a disease once manifested, and what susceptibilities to discuss with the Native.
Symposium of Charts			In this course, students bring charts ranging from natal, horary, electional, medical, or mundane, and we work through these charts as a practicum.
Classical Studies in Gaming	The purpose of this Course is to teach not only the concepts of contest or warfare astrology, but to teach the research methods you will need to know in order to optimize your own model. Students will be provided with the Super Bowl data in the Microsoft Access database as a starting point, along with several sports data set chart files.