Currently Attending Full-time and Part-time Matriculated WNEC students
assigned priority registration numbers:
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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 also use an "Add" slip for wintersession
registrations. Full-time and Part-time WNEC students would then proceed
to the SAS Office to have their approved wintersession registration processed.
Currently Attending Non-Degree, Part-time WNEC students
assigned priority registration numbers:
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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 course, see the School of Business, and for arts &
sciences course, see the School of Arts & Sciences).
Students Registering Themselves On-Line for Wintersession:
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Current traditional seniors and juniors must meet, & obtain the approval of
their advisors, before they can register themselves on-line @ ASAP for a
Wintersession course - starting @ 12:01 a.m. Nov. 9.
Current non-traditional students can register themselves on-line @ ASAP for
a Wintersession course - starting @ 12:01 a.m. Nov. 9.
New (includes "visiting" students from other colleges) Students:
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If interested in taking a course 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, an advisor from the appropriate School will be
assigned. The advisor will assist with the registration process.
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
2010 Wintersession Offerings
January 4 through January 15, 2010
(as of 10/21/09)
Undergraduate Courses
Art
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ART 218: Paper as Fiber Art
3 credits
ART 218-50 MTWThF 9:00 am-2:00 pm Beck, Donna L. 01/04-01/15
meets on campus 1/4-1/15
Criminal Justice
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CJ 390: Special Topics in Criminal Justice: Justice in Ireland
1 credit, prerequisite: Junior standing & permission of instructor.
Concurrent enrollment in Sp'10 CJ 391
CJ 390-50 Claffey, John M 01/04-01/15
Ireland-1 cr w/Sp CJ 391
CJ 398: Treating Offender in the Community
3 credits, prerequisite: CJ 101 and any CJ 2XX course.
CJ 398-50 Warwick, Kevin 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
Cultures
===
CUL 390: Special Topics in Cultures: Justice in Ireland
1 credit, prerequisite: Junior standing & permission of instructor.
Concurrent enrollment in Sp'10 CUL 391.
CUL 390-50 Claffey, John M 01/04-01/15
Ireland-1 cr w/Sp CUL 391
Economics
===
EC 105: The Economics of Crime
3 credits, prerequisite: No prereqs. Does not satisfy Business or Engineering
Economics requirement.
EC 105-50 Eskot, Herbert 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
English
===
ENGL 329: Readings In 20th Century Brit Lit
3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Satisfy Area I Lit requirement
for A & S students
ENGL 329-50 Sullivan, Brad 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
History
===
HIST 254: Civil War & Reconstruction
3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Formerly HIST 354.
HIST 254-50 MTWThF 9:00 am-2:00 pm Anzalotti, John 01/04-01/15
meets on campus 1/4-1/15
Integrated Liberal & Professional
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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 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
ILP 391: Special Topics in ILP: Emergence Modern Marketng
3 credits, prerequisite: Junior standing.
ILP 391-50 Goodnight, Janelle E. 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
Law and Society
===
LSOC 390: Special Topics Law Society: Justice in Ireland
1 credit, prerequisite: Junior standing & permission of instructor.
Concurrent enrollment in Sp'10 LSOC 391.
LSOC 390-50 Claffey, John M 01/04-01/15
Ireland-1 cr w/Sp LSOC391
Management
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MAN 341: Leadership and Change
3 credits, prerequisite: MAN 101 & MAN 204
MAN 341-50 Hess, Peter 01/04-01/15
Taught On-line Jan 4 -15
MAN 422: Conflict Resolution
3 credits, prerequisite: MAN 101 and junior standing.
MAN 422-50 MTWThF 9:00 am-2:00 pm Knott, Melissa J 01/04-01/15
meets on campus 1/4-1/15
Psychology
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PSY 101: Introduction to Psychology
3 credits
PSY 101-50 Tershner, Sheralee Anne 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
PSY 302: Organizational Psychology
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101 and Junior standing. Formerly PSY 204.
PSY 302-50 Carlson, Jessica H. 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
PSY 313: Learning
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101 and PSY 201 or PSY 211, or permission of
chair.
PSY 313-50 Kolodziejski, Dennis J 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
PSY 315: Cultural Psychology
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101 and Junior standing.
PSY 315-50 Qin, Dongxiao 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
PSY 390: Special Topics in Psychology: Psychology of Language
3 credits, prerequisite: PSY 101 & PSY 201, or permission of chair.
PSY 390-50 Hakala, Christopher 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
Sociology
===
SO 341: The Sociology of Work
3 credits, prerequisite: S0 101 and any 200-level SO course or junior
standing.
SO 341-50 Luxton, Richard 01/04-01/15
Taught online w/Manhattan
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