School of Arts and Sciences, Central Connecticut State University Phone: (860) 832-2835 Fax: (860) 832-3753 Marcus White Hall 107 E-mail address: lynes@ccsu.edu Data Mining @CCSU: Online Master of Science and Certificate in Data Mining Want to take the Math Placement Exam Contact The Learning Center at (860) 832-1900 for an appointment. Contact Faculty (Email, Phone, Office) Faculty Members Web ...

CCSU Department of Physics & Earth Sciences Fifth Floor - Copernicus Hall (See #23 on linked map) Telephone: (860) 832-2930 Fax: (860) 832-2946 The Physics & Earth Sciences Department is an interdisciplinary department that offers courses in Physics, Earth Sciences (including astronomy, geology and meteorology) and Science Education. The Department is currently chaired by Dr. Ali Antar (Office ...

News: Chemical Shifts: You may have discovered that we have been moving our offices around. If you are having trouble finding a faculty member, please stop by the chemistry dept. office in NC 437. Presenters for Undergraduate and Creative Activity Day: On Thursday, May 9, 2002 the 4th Annual Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Day will be held in Founder's Hall from 10:30 - 1:00. Click ...

Department of Geography Central Connecticut State University GENERAL INFORMATION UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS GRADUATE PROGRAM COURSES FACULTY INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES STUDENT WORK GTU - HONOR SOCIETY GIS/COMPUTER CARTOGRAPHY LAB SOME WEBSITES contact the department| department is in bldg 15 on the campus map| Geography Club| CCSU Home Page ...

Welcome to the CCSU Anthropology Home Page. CCSU anthropology students and faculty are involved in a range of research and service projects at home and abroad. The links below will point you to those programs and projects as well as to other aspects related to Anthropology at CCSU. At CCSU we pride ourselves on our commitment to our discipline and our students. We hope you find this page and its ...

Information on: Internships/Independent Reading and Research About the Psychology Department Why Major in Psychology Contact the Psychology Department Location: Marcus White Hall Room 212 Undergraduate Graduate List of department faculty Faculty web pages The Psychology Major (Including Curriculum Sheets) Advisor List Student Organizations Psy 112 Research Requirement Graduate Assistantship ...

Sociology at Central Connecticut State University Home Courses Faculty Requirements Mission CCSU links Sociology links The Sociology Department is dedicated to the education of undergraduate students, the development of a greater understanding of the social world, and the cultivation of community participation. Have a look around our site. Faculty home pages: Stephen Adair, Bruce Day, Mary ...

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Central Connecticut State University Computer Science Department Welcome to the Computer Science Department at Central Connecticut State University (CCSU). We offer several bachelors' degree programs as well as a graduate program in Computer Information Technology (CIT). The Honors Bachelor of Science (B.S.) program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Sciences Accreditation Board ...

Department Chair: Lani B. Johnson (860) 832-3150 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CAST & CREW OF Keely & Du for their outstanding achievement and recognition by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. This page last updated on April 1, 2002. ...

Faculty Department Information Course Descriptions Interesting Links Department Location: Robert Vance Academic Center, Suite 208. Vance Academic Center is Building 37 on the Campus Map Download a pdf version of the campus map here. Telephone: (860) 832-2725 FAX: (860) 832-2730 This page has been accessed: times Page Last Updated: February 20, 2002 Comments, suggestions: aswebmaster@ccsu.edu ...

Department of Biological Sciences Central Connecticut State University Links to Sections Farther Down This Page List of faculty Programs Offered Courses Offered Links to Other Biology Department Pages The CCSU Bio Newsletter The Bio Club The Caducean Club CMP (Cell, Molecular, and Physiological Biology) Program Webpage CCSU Prehealth Committee Webpage Biology Careers & Grad Schools Photos of ...

MUSIC DEPARTMENT CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY DEGREE PROGRAMS COURSES ENSEMBLES FACULTY MORE INFO CONTACT US APPLY to the MUSIC DEPARTMENT - ONLINE ! NEW Graduate Music Handbook 2002-2003 2002 Summer Music Institute WEB PAGE Last updated: 04/18/2002 ...

Philosophy Department Information About the Department Upcoming Department Events Information for Students Meet the Faculty Course Offerings Here we are! Major Requirements Prof. Adams' Web Page Concentration Requirements Prof. Makinster's Web Page Specializations in Philosophy Prof. Vance's Web Page Syllabi for Philosophy 112 Prof. Prescott-Ezickson's Web Page Links Philosophy Club CCSU ...

Balancing theoretical, practical, and skills-related courses, the Department of Communication offers a 39 credit hour bachelor's degree with specialization in one of five emphases: mass media, promotion and public relations, political communication, organizational communication, and an advisor-based program for students with special interests. The department maintains internship programs with ...

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Econ. 200 - Principles of Economics I Econ. 201 - Principles of Economics II Econ. 250 - Contemporary Economic Issues Econ. 300 - Macroeconomics Econ. 305 - Microeconomics Econ. 310 - Mathematical Economics I Econ. 311 - Mathematical Economics II Econ. 398 - Topics in Economics Econ. 420 - Urban Economics Econ. 430 - International Economics Econ. 433 - Economic Development of Modern China, Japan ...

Dr. Ki-Tai Pae, Chair (Ph.D. University of Connecticut, At CCSU since 1971) Office: Vance Academic Center, Room 208020 Phone: 860-832-2729 E-mail : pae@ccsu.edu Dr. Paul L. Altieri (Ph.D. Boston College, At CCSU since 1975) Office: Vance Academic Center, Room 208010, Phone: 860-832-2735 E-mail: altieri@ccsu.edu Dr. Ronald R. Daigle (Ph.D. Clark University, At CCSU since 1976) Office: Vance ...

Full-Time Faculty CCSU Geography Dr. Richard Benfield Dr. John E. Harmon Dr. Peter Kyem Prof. Cynthia Pope Dr. Timothy Rickard Dr. Xiaoping Shen Dr. Brian Sommers Dr. David Truly Dr. Philip VanBeynen Part-Time Faculty CCSU Geography William A. DeGrazia James Gambardella Gregory Hager Jesse Hanson Scott Leith Donald Myers Thomas E. Sherer, Jr. ...

Political Science Full-Time Faculty Altman, Gavro Ph.D., University of Belgrade; Professor of Political Science (1992) x22962, FD 201 ALTMANG Courses: The World's Political Systems; International Relations; The Crisis in the Balkins; Southeast Asia; Russia and Eastern Europe. International Studies : Conflict and Conflict Management in South and East Asia; Global Diversity and Integration.

P.S. Course Descriptions PS 104: The World's Political Systems 3 cr All Mode 7 StudyAreaII I S98 F99 S00 A comparative survey of the structures and functions of the national governments of selected industrialized and Third World nations, such as the U.S., Russia, Britain, France, India, Nigeria and Brazil. Scope and methods of political science and key policy issues will be treated in a ...

Psychology Department Faculty Go To Psychology Faculty Web Pages Carol Shaw Austad, Ph.D., University of North Texas. Clinical, Abnormal, Psychotherapy, Health Care Delivery. (860) 832-3101 - AUSTAD@CCSU.EDU http://www.psychology.ccsu.edu/austad Laura Bowman, Ph.D., Kent State University. Cognition, Developmental Psychology. (860) 832-3118 - BOWMAN@CCSU.EDU http://www.psychology.ccsu.edu/bowman ...

Music Faculty Daniel D'Addio, D.M.A.; band, music education, trumpet (email) Robert L. Glarner, Ph.D.; organ, theory, composition (email) Carl Knox, D.M.A. candidate; saxophone, jazz ensembles (email) Linda Laurent, Ph.D.; music history, piano, theory (email) Helen Myers, Ph.D.; world music, music history (email) Carlotta Parr, D.M.E.; music education, music technology, vocal, choral (email) ...

Department of Chemistry--Facilities The Chemistry department strives to improve the quality and integrity of its instructional programs through its curriculum design, strength of faculty, program growth and purchase of state-of-the-art equipment. In the past several years, the department has acquired instruments and computers that are in common use in modern chemical laboratories. Instruments ...

CCSU Department of Physics & Earth Sciences Research Interests Faculty and students are involved in a variety of research areas in Physics and Earth Sciences. The following are some of the research areas: 1. Engineering Geology 2. Experimental Condensed Matter Physics Materials Physics Surface Physics 3. Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences 4. Hydrogeology 5. Science Education 6. Theoretical ...

Undergraduate and Graduate Programs in Physics and Earth Sciences Central Connecticut State University Undergraduate programs Physics and Earth Sciences Graduate Programs Physics and Earth Sciences Courses Physics Earth Sciences Science and Science Education Return to CCSU Homepage Return to Physics & Earth Sciences Homepage CCSU School of Arts and Sciences Homepage ...

Courses Sociology at Central Connecticut State University Home Courses Faculty Requirements Mission CCSU links Sociology links SOC 110 Introductory Sociology Major theoretical models and research methodologies used by sociologists in examining the institutions of societies and the everyday lives of individuals. Topics include social stratification, ethnic relations, race, poverty, gender roles, ...

Faculty Sociology at Central Connecticut State University Home Courses Faculty Requirements Mission CCSU links Sociology links Stephen Adair Ph.D., Northeastern University; Associate Professor (1997). Areas of interest: Social Theory; Social Movements; Inequality; Media; and Research Methods. 860-832-2979 adairs@ccsu.edu Bruce Day Ph.D., University of New Hampshire; Assistant Professor (1998).

Requirements Sociology at Central Connecticut State University Home Courses Faculty Requirements Mission CCSU links Sociology links Students majoring in Sociology develop their programs in cooperation with a departmental faculty advisor. The faculty advisor to whom you are assigned (or whom you request ) will work with you during your stay at CCSU. Your advisor will sign your registration forms ...

Department Chairperson Ext Secretary Ext Location Anthropology Dr. David Kideckel 22614 Melinda Baumgartner 22610 DiLoreto 110 Art Prof. James Buxton (act) 22621 Gail Henri 22620 Maloney 151 Biological Sciences Dr. Ruth Rollin 22695 Diane Wowk 22645 Copernicus 332 Chemistry Dr. Timothy Shine 22678 Cathy Olson 22675 Copernicus 437 Communication Dr. Andrew Moemeka 22698 Diane Szepanski 22690 Vance ...

Economics K. T. Pae, Chair; P. L. Altieri, R. R. Daigle, K. H. Kim, J. C. Loughlin, A. Papathanasis, A. J. Zottola. (Dept. phone 832-2725) Major in Economics, B.A. 30 credits including ECON 200, 201, 300, 305 and 310. Three credits toward the 30 credits will be granted for either HIST 430 or 465. In addition the student must take MATH 125 and STAT 104, PHIL 220 or MIS 201. Major in Economics, B.

The members of Omicron Delta Epsilon (ODE), the International Honor Society in Economics, conduct tutoring in economics in Vance Academic Center Room 209, Marcus White Hall: Monday : 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.; 5:00-6:00 p.m. Tuesday: 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.; 5:00-6:00 p.m. Wednesday: 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.; 5:00-6:00 p.m. Thursday: 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.; 5:00-6:00 p.m.. Friday: This program is open ...

Department Office 303 Willard Hall Phone: (860) 832-2740 Fax: (860) 832-2784 CCSU 1615 Stanley Street New Britain, CT 06050 undergraduate programs | graduate programs | courses faculty and staff | news and updates Any questions, comments or suggestions can be mailed to the webmaster of this site. Page last updated: 04.21.02 ...

Undergraduate Course Descriptions *Sophomore standing recommended Note: ENG 110 or an equivalent is a prerequisite for all other English courses. Note: Junior standing is recommended for 300-level courses; junior or senior standing is required for 400-level courses. In addition, permission of the instructor is recommended for non-English majors. ECE 099 REMEDIAL ENGLISH Non-Credit This ...

Graduate Studies Overview Graduate Admissions Degrees/Certification Offered Course Offerings Faculty Graduate Assistantships Graduate Student Activities Resources ...

Undergraduate Programs of Study Majors B.A. B.S. (Secondary Education certification) B.S. (Elementary Education certification) Minors/Concentrations English Writing Journalism Descriptive Linguistics TESOL Complementary Subject Matter--Linguistics, Writing General Prerequisite: ENG 110 is a prerequisite for all other English courses. Major in English, B.A. 39 credits in English, as follows: ENG ...

GIS/COMPUTER CARTOGRAPHY LABORATORY Central Connecticut State University Department of Geography Who we Are: The CCSU GIS/Computer Cartography Laboratory is located in Rm. 312 DiLoreto Hall at Central Connecticut State University. The laboratory has been in existence for more than 10 years and was built through grant activity and with the support of the Information Services Department of CCSU ...

CCSU GEOGRAPHY - GRADUATE PROGRAM Notice! Students wanting to become graduate students in geography must contact the Graduate Advisor (Dr. Peter Kyem).This is not an official program description; please consult the most recent edition of the university graduate catalogue. Faculty John E. Harmon(Chair, DiLoreto 208), Richard Benfield, John Harmon, Peter Kyem, Timothy Rickard, Xiaoping Shen, James ...

Internship Possibilities - Department of Geography Always check with the faculty member listed because some of these get filled and I do not find out about it. Internships are very valuable experiences to have, even if they are not paid. GIS Internships - Ongoing Town of West Hartford - Ongoing GIS internship; two people in place Spring 1999. Contact: Bill Farrell, Engineering 532-3102 . There ...

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS Notice! Students deciding to major or concentrate in Geography must meet with Department Chairperson for adviser assignment and orientation. This is not an official program description; please consult the most recent edition of the university catalogue. Major in Geography, B.A. or B.S. 36 or 39 Credits as follows: A 21 hour basic core including Geog. 110 or ...

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Faculty Timothy Craine (Chair, Marcus White 110), Stephen Bacon, Nelson Castaneda, Yuanqian Chen, Penelope Coe, Robert Crouse, Katherine Gavin, Philip Halloran, Chun Jin, Robin Kalder, Dix Kelly, Daniel Larose, Stephen Lewis, Jeffrey McGowan, Daniel S. Miller, George B. Miller, Narasimhachari Padma, Angela Shaw, David Smith, Ann Marie Spinelli, Victor Sung, Charles Waiveris ...

Spanish at CCSU Central Connecticut State University Department of Modern Languages 1615 Stanley Street New Britain, CT 06050 Voice: (860) 832 28 75 Fax: (860) 832 28 99JulyJ Programa Subgraduado: De Interes General: Programa Graduado: Profesores Programas en el Exterior Manual de Estudios Graduados Cursos Proximas Actividades MA o MS en Espa ol Espa ol 111 Language Learning Center ...

Department of Philosophy Central Connecticut State University Faculty Dr. David Blitz (Ph.D. McGill University, at CCSU since 1989). Office: Marcus White 300. Phone: 860-832-2916. Specialization: History and Philosophy of Science Director of Honors Program E-Mail: blitz@ccsu.edu Dr. Don Adams (Ph.D. Cornell University, at CCSU since 1998). Office: Marcus White 315. Phone: 860-832-2920.

MAJOR IN PHILOSOPHY (B.A. OR B.S.) EFFECTIVE AS OF FALL 1998 39 Credits Total, Distributed As Follows. A. Core Requirements (15 credits). 1. Philosophy 112: Introduction to Philosophy (or equivalent, depending on specialization). 2. Philosophy 220: Introduction to Logic. 3. Philosophy 300: Intermediate Seminar. 4. ONE of the following two courses: Philosophy 230: Ancient Greek Philosophy ...

Specializations in Philosophy History of Philosophy Logic and Philosophy of Science Continental Philosophy African, African-American, and Asian Philosophy Theoretical and Practical Ethics Philosophy of Religion and Religious Studies Back to Philosophy Home Page History of Philosophy The history of philosophy is conventionally divided into a number of historical periods: ancient (Greece and ...

CONCENTRATION IN PHILOSOPHY (B.A. OR B.S.) EFFECTIVE AS OF FALL 1998 18 Credits Total, Distributed As Follows. A. Core Requirements (12 credits).. 1. Philosophy 112: Introduction to Philosophy (or equivalent). 2. Philosophy 220: Introduction to Logic. 3. Philosophy 300: Intermediate Seminar. 4. ONE of the following two courses: Philosophy 230: Ancient Greek Philosophy Philosophy 330: Rationalism ...

Political Science Activities Page P.S. Student Club Internships Overseas Activities Political Science Student Club After a period of dormancy for the Political Science Forum, we are making an extra effort to see it reorganized and rejuvenated for this coming Fall. It is envisioned that the Forum may organize a current issues series of evening events, in each case featuring either a video or a ...

PSYCHOLOGY FACULTY SUPERVISED INTERNSHIPS AND INDEPENDENT READING AND RESEARCH PROJECTS 1. Dr. Horowitz - YWCA Sexual Assault Hotline This internship trains and supervises students as they staff the sexual assault hotline. Other duties may include accompanying victims to the hospital, and occasionally becoming involved in prevention education projects. 2. Dr. Donis - Psyc 499, Independent ...

Undergraduate Programs The Department offers courses leading to the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Students seeking an undergraduate major in Psychology are required to complete 37 credits in psychology (13 courses). There are 7 required courses, plus 3 courses from core areas and 3 electives. Required Courses: All psychology majors must take the following courses: PSY - 112 General Psychology ...

Psychology Student Organizations and Opportunities Psychology Club - A University-funded, student-led organization open to all students interested in Psychology. Activities have included trips to psychology conventions, guest speakers, etc. Please contact Dr. Jim Conway, faculty advisor (860-832-3107 or conwayj@ccsu.edu), for more information, or go to the Psychology Club web site. Psi Chi - ...

Welcome to the Central Connecticut State University Social Work Program!!! The Social Work major at Central Connecticut State University is a separate major and autonomous program within the Department of Sociology and Social Work. Our students receive a B.A. degree in Social Work at the end of four years. It has been our experience that graduates of the Social Work Program are well prepared for ...

FIELD COMPONENT OF THE SOCIAL WORK PROGRAM The field component of the Social Work major is one of the strengths of the program. Students who enter the Program in their sophomore year will graduate with about 680 hours of agency practice. It is the feeling of the Program faculty that this breadth of field experience is to the student's advantage. The Program utilizes a concurrent model of field ...

Social Work Program Faculty and Staff Barbara A. Candales, Ph.D., LCSW/MPH Director, Social Work Program MSW University of Connecticut MPH University of Connecticut CandalesB@ccsu.edu *** Catherine Baratta, Ph.D., MSW, MPIA Field Coordinator Ph.D., Syracuse University MSW, University of Pittsburgh MPIA, University of Pittsburgh BarattaC@ccsu.edu *** Patricia Henry Hensley, Ph.D., LCSW ...

Student Handbook The Social Work Program operates under a selective admissions policy. That policy requires that students who have declared Pre-Social Work as a major must make formal application for admission to the Social Work Major. Enrollment in advanced courses and the field is restricted to students who have been FORMALLY admitted to the Social Work Program. Application is made after ...

Theatre Department Location: Maloney Hall at the corner of Stanley St. & Ella T. Grasso Blvd. (turn right at Lobby and go through double doors to end of hall) Faculty Phone Office Hours, Spring 2002 Lani Johnson 860-832-3150 Mon-Thu 10am-12pm Tom Callery, Jr. email me: Tom 860-832-3153 Mon/Wed 11am-1pm Tue/Thu 12pm-1:50pm Thom Delventhal email me: Thom 860-832-3152 Mon/Wed 11am-12:30pm Fri ...