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About the Program An Overview of the program for men and women to continue their studies in a part-time evening graduate program. Application Process Instructions on applying to the program of graduate studies. Included are both a matriculate application form and a non-matriculate application form. Departments Graduate degrees are awarded in the following majors (Click to view information on ...

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The First-Year Program at Trinity College is designed to integrate the academic and residential life of first-year students. The Program includes first-year seminars which are designed to train students to write, discuss, and think critically. In the seminars, students explore an intellectually challenging topic with 12 - 15 of their classmates. Seminar instructors serve as the academic advisor ...

The Master's degree with a major in history is designed to follow an undergraduate concentration in history. Candidates must complete at the graduate level a minimum of ten courses, at least eight of which must be in history, including History 800, Historiography, and History 954-955, Thesis. Students may, with the permission of the History Master's Committee, take 300- or 400-level history ...

Welcome to the Educational Studies Program Program Introduction Interdisciplinary Major Requirements Courses Course Web Pages Future Course Schedule and Registrar's Schedules Resources Educ Studies Resource Center and Links Senior-Level Student Research Projects Internship and Volunteer Opportunities Hartford Schools Map and Links Pathways to Teaching Faculty Ricardo Dobles, Visiting Assistant ...

Trinity College San Francisco (415) 293-1010 (phone) (415) 293-1020 (fax) Trinity College of Hartford, Connecticut offers Trinity-in-San Francisco, a semester-long, interdisciplinary program, which employs the wealth of resources in the San Francisco Bay Area to investigate the American urban experience. San Francisco has many identities: golden gate , city of arrival for ethnically diverse ...

The Cities Program The Cities Program at Trinity College is an innovative, non-major program that examines cities - past, present, and future - in all their extraordinary variety and complexity. It is open to 25 selected members of each entering class - students who are chosen on the basis of their strong academic qualifications and motivation, and who wish to make the study of cities an ...

The InterArts Program The InterArts Program at Trinity College is an innovative, multidisciplinary program designed for a select group of outstanding students who share an interest in, and a passion for, the arts. A non-major program for students who may be considering a major in the arts as well as for those who plan to major in other fields, InterArts offers exceptional opportunities to ...

Guided Studies Program: European Civilization The Guided Studies Program is a non-major, interdisciplinary curriculum which the faculty authorized for implementation commencing with the freshman class that entered in 1979. The program is intended for strongly motivated students who wish to examine the evolution of Western civilization through an integrated study of European history, literature ...

Chairman: PROFESSOR ANDREW GOLD Graduate Advisers: PROFESSOR WILLIAM N. BUTOS and PROFESSOR WARD S. CURRAN The Master of Arts program in economics concentrates on the economics of finance, both public and private, and stresses an analytical approach to corporate, governmental, and monetary economic problems. Although it is designed primarily for men and women in business and government who view ...

Program Director: PROFESSOR Todd Vogel Graduate Adviser: PROFESSOR PAUL LAUTER The Master's program in American Studies offers students the opportunity to study many aspects of the culture of the United States, including its history, literature, and arts. The program draws upon the methods and insights of several disciplines, as well as those distinctive to American Studies, and emphasizes the ...

Department Chair: PROFESSOR BARBARA BENEDICT Graduate Adviser: PROFESSOR MILLA RIGGIO The graduate program in English literature offers students an opportunity to study English and American literature and literary theory at an advanced level. The program is designed to provide students with an understanding of literary texts, contexts, and methods of interpretation. Our students are diverse: ...

Director and Graduate Adviser: PROFESSOR MAURICE WADE Graduate Faculty and Advisers: PROFESSORS ADRIENNE FULCO and JOHN ALCORN Graduate Adviser at the University of Connecticut School of Law: PROFESSOR TERRY J. TONDRO The graduate program in Public Policy Studies leads to a Master of Arts degree and is intended for those who are preparing themselves to become policy analysis and/or the ...

Interdisciplinary Science Program The Interdisciplinary Science Program (ISP) is an innovative, non-major curricular program designed to broaden and enrich the study of science and mathematics by exploring both the links between the various scientific disciplines and their connection with the external world. Designed and supported by faculty in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering, ...

Trinity College Jewish Studies Major Ronald Kiener, Director Click here for Fall 2001 JWST course roster Click here for JWST Faculty Click here for Spring 2002 JWST course roster Upcoming Events in Jewish Studies Jewish Studies is a multi-disciplinary, college-wide investigation of Jewish civilization in its many historical and geographical manifestations. The scope of the Jewish Studies ...