Winter Session
WHY should you take a Winter Session course?
- You may enjoy the opportunity to take advantage of travel course opportunities: trips to Hawaii, Costa Rica, the Mayan region, New York City, Morocco and Spain, and the Blackfeet Native American Reservation in Montana.
- You may wish to take an unusual course such as "Radicalism, Terrorism, and Violence in American History", "Psychology in Film, Memoir, and Science", or "Experimental Film and Video."
- You may want to get involved in the community, through courses such as "Homelessness in America" or "Service Learning."
- You may like to get ahead in your courses or complete general studies requirements in disciplines ranging from math and English to psychology, religious studies, theatre, communications, German, and business.
- You may appreciate the intimate and engaging experience, with small classes with a specific focus.
- You may recognize that December 13 to January 28 is WAY too long of a break (and that by Jan. 3 you will be ready for something engaging on campus). OR
- You may have heard fellow students say that these courses have changed their lives . . . and that the cost (basically a registration fee and any related travel or food costs) is so low that this really is a great value and wonderful opportunity.
We strongly encourage first year students to take advantage of Winter Session. We look forward to your participation!
Dr. Susan Wansink
Director of Winter Session
