Full-time and Part-time Matriculated WNEC students:
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Full-time and Part-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 and Part-time WNEC students can then proceed 
to the SAS Office to have their approved wintersession registration processed.  

Non-Degree, Part-time WNEC students: 
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Non-degree, Part-time WNEC students need to obtain the approval of the 
Associate/Assistant Dean from the school responsible for a wintersession 
course (for business courses, see the School of Business, and for arts &
sciences courses, see the School of Arts & Sciences).

New (includes "visiting" students from other colleges):
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If you are interested in taking a course(s) as a non-degree student, 
please contact the Office of Admissions for an application - 413-782-1517, 
or study@wnec.edu.  Upon receiving permission to register, you will be assigned an 
advisor from the appropriate School.  Your advisor will assist you with the registration 
process.

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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 

          
                      2008 Wintersession Offerings             
                   January 2 through January 11, 2008
                           (as of 11/12/07)   
 	
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Business (College-wide electives)

BUS 301: Integrated Business Operations
3 credits, prerequisite: AC202; CIS202; FIN214; QM201; MAN101; MK200.
Take prior to BUS 450, not currently. Lab fee $50.

BUS 301-50                   	       Schwartz, Ned S        01/02-01/11
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11

	

	


Economics
	
EC 111: Principles of Economics I
3 credits, prerequisite: Not open to students who completed EC 207
or 206. Formerly EC 201.

EC 111-50                              Enz, Michael           01/02-01/11
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11
	
	
	
EC 112: Principles of Economics II
3 credits, prerequisite: EC 201 or EC 111. Not open to students who
completed EC 207/EC 205. Formerly EC 202.

EC 112-50                              Eskot, Herbert         01/02-01/11
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11



	


History
	
HIST 354: Civil War & Reconstruction
3 credits, prerequisite: Junior standing - 3/24/06
	
HIST 354-50  MTWThF 9:00 am-2:00 pm    Anzalotti, John        01/02-01/11
	Oncampus 9-2, Jan 2-11



	

	
Integrated Liberal & Professional
	
ILP 367: Baseball & Am Cult:Evol of Pasttime
3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Not open if received
crs for HON 395 "Business and Culture of Baseball"

ILP 367-50                             Battema, Douglas       01/02-01/11
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11






Management
	
MAN 341: Leadership and Change
3 credits, prerequisite: MAN 101 & MAN 204
	
MAN 341-50                             Hess, Peter             01/02-01/11
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11
	


 CANCELLED 
MAN 422: Conflict Resolution
3 credits, prerequisite: MAN 101, MAN 204, and MAN 308
	
MAN 422-50   MTWThF 9:00 am-2:00 pm    Chasen, Andrea          01/02-01/11
	Oncampus 9-2, Jan 2-11
	
	

	


Psychology
	
PSY 101: Introduction to Psychology
3 credits

PSY 101-50                             Tershner, Sheralee Anne 01/02-01/11   
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11

	
		
PSY 305: Psychology of Women
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101 and Junior standing.
	
PSY 305-50                             Carlson, Jessica H.     01/02-01/11
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11
	
	
	
PSY 313: Learning
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101 and PSY 201 or PSY 211, or permission of chair.	

PSY 313-50				Kolodziejski, Dennis   01/02-01/11	
        Taught On-line Jan 2-11



PSY 390: Special Topics in Psychology: Careers in Psych
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101
	
PSY 390-50                             Hakala, Christopher     01/02-01/11
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11
	


	


Sociology
	
SO 101: Introduction to Sociology
3 credits
	
SO 101-50                              Simpson, Michaela       01/02-01/11
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11
	
	

SO 341: The Sociology of Work
3 credits, prerequisite: Any 200-level SO course, or junior standing.

SO 341-50                              Luxton, Richard         01/02-01/11
	Taught On-line Jan 2-11



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