Western New England College
Wintersession (10 days)
January 3 through January 14, 2005
On-Campus Classes meet Monday through Friday over 10 days
from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 
Registration for 2005 Wintersession Courses begins November 8




This schedule is subject to change if enrollments make additions or 
cancellations of sections necessary. 

Full-time WNEC students:
Full-time WNEC students need the approval of their faculty advisor or the 
school's Associate/Assistant Dean if the faculty advisor is not available.
Faculty advisors can use an "Add" slip for wintersession registrations. 
Full-time WNEC students can then proceed to the SAS Office to have their
approved wintersession registration processed.  

Part-time WNEC students and "Visiting" students:
The Office of Continuing Education will handle wintersession registrations 
for the part-time WNEC students and visiting students from area colleges.


No student will be permitted to register for more than 1 wintersession course 
during this 10 day period.





Use of the Internet and log-in instructions for "Manhattan". 
As noted in selected course descriptions, students may be  expected or 
required to use the Internet and the College's Internet-based "Manhattan" 
program.  Registered students may access the Internet, and "Manhattan", from 
computers located on the main campus in Springfield or from their own personal
computers.  Information about "Manhattan" is available at
http://manhattan.wnec.edu 





          
                      2005 Wintersession Offerings             
                   January 3 through January 14, 2005
                    (revised as of December 21, 2004)   
 

Business (College-wide electives)

BUS 390: Special Topics in Business
3 credits, prerequisite: AC 202

BUS 390-50   MWF    9:00 am-1:30 pm    Coulter, John             S107 
             TTh    meets on-line                                On-Line
        Fraud:Detection & Invest



Criminal Justice

CJ 314: The Judicial Process
3 credits, prerequisite: CJ 101 plus any 200-level CJ course or permission
of the department.

CJ 314-50                              Claffey, John M.          On-Line 
        Taught online w/Manhattan



History

HIST 354: Civil War & Reconstruction
3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing.

HIST 354-50  MTWThF 9:00 am-1:30 pm    Anzalotti, John           E208 
        meets M-F, Jan 3-14



Management

MAN 341: Leadership and Change
3 credits, prerequisite: Junior standing.

MAN 341-50                             Hess, Peter               On-Line 
        Taught online w/Manhattan



Psychology

PSY 204: Organizational Psychology
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101. Not open to those who have recvd credit for
MAN204

PSY 204-50                             Carlson, Jessica H.       On-Line 
        Taught online w/Manhattan


PSY 314: Social Psychology
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101 and Sophomore standing

PSY 314-50                             Carlson, Jessica H        On-Line 
        Taught online w/Manhattan


PSY 390: Special Topics in Psychology
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101 and Sophomore standing.

PSY 390-50   MTWThF 9:00 am-1:30 pm    Hakala, Christopher       S113 
        Careers in Psychology



Sociology

SO 325: Introduction to the Mayan World
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101, SO 101 or SO 205. May be used as a
substitute for Elements of Culture "C" req.

SO 325-50                              Luxton, Richard           Abroad 
        *study abroad Jan 4-15
*see http://mars.wnec.edu/~rluxton/yucatan.htm for additional info re: this
trip to Mexico


SO 390: Special Topics in Sociology: Socio Exam of Masculinity
3 credits, prerequisite: none

SO 390-50                              Simpson, Michaela         On-Line 
        Taught online w/Manhattan


SO 391: Special Topics in Sociology: Morality & Society
3 credits, prerequisite: SO 101.

SO 391-50                              Zucco, Raymond            On-Line 
             MTWThF 1:00-1:50 pm                                 Chat
        Taught online-daily chats





Reminder: No student will be permitted to register for more than 1 wintersession 
course during this 10 day period.




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