Time to Register for Winter Intersession Classes.  With 6 day classes and 14 online offerings, there are many choices for students looking to take advantage of the winter break. 

Interested in the upcoming national election? 
Professor Gary Rose will be teaching The Politics of Political Elections.

Do Crime lab case histories peak your interest?
If so Criminalistics 256 examines the application of forensic science to criminal investigations.

Need the basics in technology?
Computer Science 100 is half theory and half hands-on application using Microsoft Office and Computer Science 101 will provide the understanding of the design and production of web sites.

Have an interest in Drama?
Studies in Drama 233  focuses on the study of American drama or modern drama, Theatre of the Absurd, Classical Greek drama, period courses, or a specific dramatist theme.

Brain Food.
Abnormal Psychology 212 examines various mental disorders, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, brain damage, retardation, sexual deviations, etc.

Learn more about Music.
U.S. folk, jazz, popular and fine art music are studied in Music in America 112.

If you are a General Studies major or undeclared part-time student, please contact your advisor at 203-371-7831.  Visit WebAdvisor to view course offerings or download the University College Supplement of Classes for Winter Intersession and Spring 2008.