@ CAPITAL
YO U R G U I D E TO E D U C AT I O N AT C A P I TA L CO M M U N I T Y CO L L E G E
SPRING 2009
SCHEDULE BOOK
for CREDIT COURSES
— STUDE N T S P OT L I G H T —
Communication Media
“El Show De Analeh,”
hosted by Capital alumna
Ana Alfaro, is part of a
unique partnership with
the college’s Academic
Media Technology
Department. Students in
the Communication Media
program help produce
segments for “el show” here
in the college’s TV Studio,
both as part of their in-class
assignments and as an extracurricular activity.
Born and raised in Peru, Henry
Vivar always knew he wanted
a career in broadcasting and
media. After graduating high
school, he was among over
80 applicants who applied for
only 32 available slots in the
Communication program at
the San Marcos University in
Lima, Peru. When he was not
selected, he knew he had to
make other arrangements.
His mother and sister
were living in Glastonbury,
Connecticut, and he set
about preparing to join them,
studying conversational
English for two years. Arriving
in the United States in late
2005, Vivar promptly enrolled
in Capital Community College’s Communication Media
degree program for the Spring 2006 semester.
Henry Vivar understood more English than he could
speak and he remembers remaining quiet most of
the time, feeling as though he barely knew enough to
get by. Despite the language barrier, he did well in his
classes and even found time to volunteer for the
Capital Student News club.
As he advanced through the degree program and
began to feel more at home, Vivar’s media production
skills steadily increased, and he was offered paid work
as a student crew member of a local television show
focusing on issues facing Latinos today.
Henry Vivar didn’t know it at the
time, but his career was officially
launched when he enrolled
in his broadcast television
internship at WUVN-TV Channel
18 Univision. The staff at the
station was so impressed with his work that they offered him
a full-time position when he graduated with his Associate
Degree in Communication Media in May, 2008.
Now in a job he loves — as a Production Assistant for Univision
— Vivar’s responsibilities include recording video on-location
and in the studio and editing programs for national broadcast
such as “La Professor Anacleta.” He spends his “spare time”
pursuing a Bachelor’s degree at the University of Hartford’s
School of Communication.
For more information about getting your
degree in Communication Media
at Capital Community College
Contact Michael Bies
(860) 906 - 5030 | ca-media@commnet.edu
Academic Media Technology, Room 1031
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– Message from the President –
W E LCO M E TO C A P I TA L CO M M U N I T Y CO L L E G E!
If you ask our graduates what was
life-changing about their college
experience, most will tell you that
at Capital they learned to believe
in themselves. More than a few are
so inspired that they return to the
college to teach and encourage
others. This is what is so special
about Capital, and why we do
everything we can to see that
students get the support that they
need to excel.
Travelers, Hartford Stage and
the State Capitol.
Whether you are at Capital
to earn a degree, prepare
for transfer to a four-year
college, upgrade your skills
and train for a new career or
just enjoy lectures, workshops
and seminars for your own
enrichment, our faculty and
staff are committed to your
success and will support you
every step of the way. We look
forward to the pleasure of
meeting you on campus, where
you can discover the Capital experience for yourself!
At Capital students from Greater
Hartford share classes with
students from nations all around
the globe, attaining a truly global perspective of the
world. The college’s prime location in the center of
business, culture and government is another benefit
that lends itself to unique opportunities for internships,
employment and classes with neighbors like the
Calvin E. Woodland, President
– Where to Look –
NEW Student Spotlight: Henry Vivar . . . . . . . . Inside Front
Getting Here & Parking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
The Welcome Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
¿Por qué Capital Community College? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Spring 2009 Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Spring 2009 Course Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-25
Phone Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Online Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27
Programs Offered at Capital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–4
Learning Communities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29
NEW Student Information Days. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
NEW CCN Online Job Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
We’re Affordable – Costs for Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Black and Latino Male Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Tuition / Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
NEW Veterans’ Drop in Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Admission & Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
NEW Video Game Design Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Register Online for Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Attend ECSU here at Capital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Placement Testing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
NEW Course on Immigration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Miscellaneous Info (ESL, Vets, Special Needs, Seniors) . . . 8
NEW Sports at Capital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Refund Policy / Tuition & Fee Installment Plan . . . . . . . . . . 9
Entrepreneurship Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Tax Credits / Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Transfer to Four-Year Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
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– Spring 2009 –
– Your First Stop –
into Capital
The Welcome Center
Whether you are right out of high school, looking to improve
your skills in an existing career, or just seeking personal
enrichment, the Welcome Center is your first stop at Capital
Community College (CCC). Our one-on-one, pre-college
advising will assist you with your admissions application and
provide you with information about Financial Aid, Placement
Testing, Registration, Academic Programs, College Resources,
Student Orientation & Tours.
Visit Us! E-mail Us! Call Us!
Located on the 2nd Floor @ CCC
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday 8:30 am – 6:00 pm
Friday 8:30 am – 4:30 pm • Saturday 9 am – 12 pm
ca-welcomecenter@ccc.commnet.edu • (860) 906-5077
Applications
are available in the Welcome Center
or on the college website at
www.ccc.commnet.edu/apply
The Capital website –
www.ccc.commnet.edu
Tuesday, January 20
Semester Begins
Wednesday, January 21
Classes Begin – First Day for
Partial Refund
Tuesday, January 27
Last Day to Add a Class
Tuesday, February 3
Last Day to Drop a Class – Last Day for
Partial Refund
Wednesday, February 4
Automatic Withdrawal Begins
Thursday, February 12
Lincoln’s Birthday – College Closed
Monday, February 16
Washington’s Birthday – College Closed
Tuesday, February 17
Last Day to Change to/from
Audit Status
Monday, March 16
Spring Recess Begins – 7:00 AM
Monday, March 23
Spring Recess Ends – 7:00 AM
Last Day for Automatic Withdrawal
Tuesday, March 24
Withdrawal with Permission of
Instructor Begins
Tuesday, March 31
Last Day to Resolve Incompletes
from Previous Semester
Friday, April 10
Good Friday – College Closed
Saturday, April 11
College Closed
Friday, April 24
System Professional Day – Classes Held
Friday, May 15
Last Day of Classes – Last Day to
Withdraw with Permission of Instructor
Saturday, May 16
Final Exams Begin
Friday, May 22
Final Exams End
Monday, May 25
All Grades Due
Thursday, May 28
Commencement
– Numbers to Call –
Main College Number .............(860) 906-5000
Toll free ................................1 (800) 894-6126
New Students......................... (860) 906-5077
Academic Media Technology .....(860) 906-5030
Bookstore ..................................(860) 525-5956
Career Development Center ......(860) 906-5107
Continuing Education ................(860) 906-5130
Counseling ................................(860) 906-5040
Early Childhood Lab School .......(860) 906-5237
Emergency Closings ..................(860) 906-5000
Enrollment Services
(Admissions/Registrar) ........(860) 906-5140
English-as-a-Second Language (860) 906-5203
Finance & Administration..........(860) 906-5052
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Financial Aid .............................(860) 906-5090
Human Resources......................(860) 906-5001
Library ......................................(860) 906-5020
Nursing/Health Careers .............(860) 906-5150
Public Safety .............................(860) 906-5075
Student Services .......................(860) 906-5086
Welcome Center ........................(860) 906-5077
— Programs Offered at Capital —
➣ CERTIFICATES
➣ Accounting: Basic
➣ Accounting: Advanced
➣ Business Office Technology: Computer
Applications Specialist
➣ Business Office Technology:
Computer Applications Specialist, Accelerated
➣ Business Office Technology: Health Claims
Processing
➣ Computer and Information Systems:
Network Administrator Assistant
➣ Computer and Information Systems:
Web Publishing
➣ Computer Hardware Support Specialist
➣ Computer Software Support Speciaist
➣ Computer Programming
➣ Computer Programming, Accelerated
➣ Early Childhood Education
➣ EMS-Instructor
➣ EMT-Emergency Management Response
➣ EMT-Paramedic*
➣ Fire Technology: Emergency
Management Response
➣ Gerontology
➣ Health Careers Pathway
➣ Labor Studies
➣ Library Technical Assistant
➣ Management
➣ Management: Entrepreneurship
➣ Medical Assisting
➣ Mental Health Assistant
➣ Social Service Aide
➣ Studio Art: Printmaking
➣ Visual Communication
➤ DEGREES
➤ Accounting
➤ Architectural Engineering Technology
➤ Business Office Technology:
Computer Application Specialist
➤ Communication Media
➤ Computer and Information Systems
➤ Computer and Information Systems: Network
Administrator Assistant Option
➤ Computer and Information Systems:
Web Publishing Option
➤ Computer Support Specialist
➤ Computer Support Specialist:
Hardware Support Option
➤ Criminal Justice
➤ Early Childhood Education
➤ Fire Technology and Administration
➤ Fire Technology and Administration:
Emergency Management Response Option
➤ General Studies
➤ Insurance and Financial Services
➤ Liberal Arts and Sciences
➤ Management
➤ Management: Entrepreneurship Option
➤ Medical Assisting
➤ Medical Assisting: Insurance Option
➤ Nursing*
➤ Paramedic Studies*
➤ Paramedic Studies: EMS-Instructor Option*
➤ Paramedic Studies: Emergency Management
Response Option*
➤ Physical Therapist Assistant*
➤ Radiologic Technology*
➤ Social Services
➤ Social Services: Gerontology Option
➤ Social Services: Library Technical
Assistant Option
➤ Social Services: Mental Health Option
* Selective Admission Programs
Call 906-5140 for details
Programs continued on page 4
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Connecticut Community College
— System Programs @ Capital —
➤ DEGREES
➣ CERTIFICATES
➣ Wastewater
➣ Wastewater: Advanced
➤ Computer and Information Systems:
Distance Learning
➤ Computer Support Specialist: Distance Learning
➤ Physical Therapist Assistant
➤ College of Technology: Engineering Science
➤ College of Technology: Technological Studies
➤ College of Technology: Technological Studies:
Wastewater Option
Through the College of Technology, individuals can begin studies
at Capital Community College and transfer directly to the School of
Engineering at University of Connecticut, the School of Technology at
Central Connecticut State University, or Charter Oak College. For more
information, contact Karen Wosczyna-Birch at (860) 244-7608.
System Programs are available at Capital and any of the colleges
that are part of the Connecticut Community College System.
— New Student Orientation —
All New Students Are Expected to Attend One of EACH Session!
Select one date from Navigating College 101 — AND — One session time from Navigating College 102
NAVIGATING COLLEGE 101
Understanding Your Learning Styles
Classroom Expectations
Time Management
Workshop dates & times ( Select one date)
December 16, 2008
4:30 pm
December 17, 2008
9 am
January 6, 14, 20, 2009 4:30 pm
January 7, 12, 2009
9 am
January 19, 2009
10 am
NAVIGATING COLLEGE 102
Reserve your
seat at one
of each
today!
Call
(860) 906-5077
Learning the College Environment
Motivational Speaker (Road Trip Presentation)
Meet the Faculty & Staff
Student Panel
January 13, 2009
(Select one time option)
10 am–12 noon OR 4–6 pm
ABOUT THIS SCHEDULE BOOK — While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided in this
Schedule Book, Capital Community College reserves the right to make changes at any time without prior notice. The College provides
schedule information solely for the convenience of the student and, to the extent permissible by law, expressly disclaims any
liability that may otherwise be incurred. The Schedule Book cannot be considered as an agreement or contract between individual
students and the College or its administration. The Schedule Book contains academic and general information as well as statements
of policy currently in effect.
Nondiscriminatory Policy
The Community-Technical College System of the State of Connecticut will not discriminate against any person on the grounds
of race, color, religious creed, sex, age, national origin, ancestry, present or past history of mental disorder, marital status,
genetic information, mental retardation, sexual orientation, learning disability or physical disability, including, but not
limited to, blindness, or prior conviction of crime, unless the provisions of Section 46a-60 (b), 46a-80(b) or 46a-81 (b) of the
Connecticut General Statutes are controlling, or there is a bona fide occupational qualification excluding persons in one of the
above protected groups. With respect to the foregoing, discrimination on the basis of sex shall include sexual harassment as
defined in section 46a-60(8) of the Connecticut General Statutes. Although it is recognized that there are bona fide occupational
qualifications which provide for exception from employment prohibitions, it is understood that these exceptions are to be
applied pursuant to Section 46a-68-33 of the administrative regulations. Further, the system will not discriminate against any
person on the grounds of political beliefs or veteran status. Inquiries regarding this policy should be directed to Rubin Fisher at
(860) 906-5007.
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@ Capital magazine is published twice a year by
the Public Relations & Advancement departments of
Capital Community College. Its mission is to announce
each semester’s class schedules and report news from
the college community. Please address any comments
to Jane Bronfman, Director of Marketing and Public
Relations, jbronfman@ccc.commnet.edu or
(860) 906-5103.
President – Calvin E. Woodland
Editor – Jane Bronfman
Photography – Duncan Somerville, Kevin Mihaly
Production – Mary Crombie
Payment Policy
Make payments at the College on the day you register. Payment
may be made by cash, check, MasterCard or Visa. Check or
money order should be made payable to CCC. Students owing
the College money or library books or fines will not be allowed
to register until all debts are settled. Registration is not final
until payment is made in full or other satisfactory payment
arrangements have been made. Any student paying with a check
which is not honored by a banking institution will be subject
to being deregistered and will be obligated to pay a returned
check fee of $25. The student will be given ten calendar days to
make restitution with cash or a bank money order. If payment
is not received within ten calendar days, the student will be
deregistered and not permitted to return to class.
– We’re Affordable! –
Costs For Credit/General Fund Courses
CONNECTICUT STATE RESIDENTS • SPRING 2009
Final Payment
Returning students who pre-register for the Spring 2009
semester must pay all Tuition and Fees by December 10, 2008.
Students not paying all tuition and fees by this date will be
“deregistered” (removed from the registration list).
SEM.
HOURS
TUITION
SERVICE
FEE
ACTIVITY
FEE
TOTAL
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12+*
$110.00
$220.00
$330.00
$440.00
$550.00
$660.00
$770.00
$880.00
$990.00
$1,100.00
$1,210.00
$1,320.00
$54.00
$58.00
$62.00
$66.00
$78.00
$90.00
$102.00
$114.00
$126.00
$138.00
$150.00
$162.00
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$22.50
$181.50
$295.50
$409.50
$523.50
$ 645.50
$767.50
$889.50
$1,011.50
$1,133.50
$1,255.50
$1,377.50
$1,504.50
(full time students)
OUT-OF-STATE NON-RESIDENTS TUITION AND FEES (sample only)
SEM.
HOURS
Additional Fees
Laboratory Course Fee
Per registration in a designated
laboratory course.
3
6
12+*
$66.00
$227.00
Clinical Program Fee - Level 2
Per Semester (Fall & Spring only) - Level 2
Allied Health Programs
$163.00
All tuition & fees
are subject to change.
For Tuition & Fee INSTALLMENT
PLAN Information, see page 9.
ACTIVITY
FEE
TOTAL
$ 990.00
$1,980.00
$3,960.00
$186.00
$270.00
$486.00
$17.50
$17.50
$22.50
$1,193.50
$2,267.50
$4,468.50
Costs for Spring 2009
Credit Extension Fund Courses
For Connecticut State Residents.
Non-residents: Contact Business Office at (860) 906-5061
Laboratory and Studio Course Fees are 100% refundable prior to the first
day of classes and 50% refundable during the Add/Drop period.
Clinical Program Fees are non-refundable.
SERVICE
FEE
(full time students)
Studio Course Fee
$72.00
Per registration in a designated studio course.
Clinical Program Fee - Level 1
Per Semester (Fall & Spring only) - Level 1
Allied Health Programs
TUITION
SEM.
HOURS
TUITION
SERVICE
FEE
ACTIVITY
FEE
TOTAL
3
6
9
12+*
$ 375.00
$750.00
$1,125.00
$1,500.00
$62.00
$90.00
$126.00
$162.00
$17.50
$17.50
$17.50
$22.50
$454.50
$857.50
$1,268.50
$1,684.50
(full time students)
APPLICATION FEE: New students must complete an admissions application
and pay a one-time, non-refundable, $20 application fee. Online Learning students are
exempt from the Student Activity Fee and are charged General Fund rates.
* An additional flat tuition charge of $100.00 per semester shall apply over 17 credits.
Installment plans are available for an additional $25 charge, if you are taking 6
credits or more.
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— Admission & Registration —
New Students
Register early! Avoid the lines!
1. Submit an admissions application along with a $20 non-refundable
application fee to the Enrollment Services Office. Indicate a degree or
certificate program.†
Call the WELCOME CENTER at
(860) 906-5077 or visit the Center on Floor 2
2. Submit evidence of high school completion: a transcript showing
graduation date, a copy of a diploma, or a copy of a GED certificate.
3. Submit documentation of immunization for measles/rubella unless
exempt (see page 8). Students will not be allowed to register without
proof of measles/rubella immunization.
4. Take the placement test unless exempt (see page 8).
You can register now!
Payment of tuition and fees is due according to the
payment policy on page 5.
For Continuing Students:
5. See a counselor in room 208 to select your courses.
6. Students may also apply online at http://my.commnet.edu
† Applicants who are not receiving financial aid and are paying for their own
courses may choose a non-degree option (#Z999 on the program line of the
application) and need not submit the documents required in #2 and #3.
Returning Students
Online Registration Begins – Wednesday, November 12 at 9am
Walk-In Registration Begins – Monday, December 1 at 9am
All continuing degree-seeking students should consult with a
counselor or faculty advisor before course registration.
For New Students:
Walk-In & Web Registration Begins – Monday, December 1 at 9am
All new degree-seeking students should consult with a counselor or
faculty advisor before course registration.
1. See a counselor in room 208 or your academic advisor to select
your courses.
2. Register for courses. If you have not attended CCC for several
semesters, contact the Enrollment Services Office at (860) 906-5140
to see if your file is complete.
Standard Registration Hours
Reminders
1. Applying for financial aid is an additional and separate procedure
from applying for admission to the College and should be
completed as soon as possible before the semester begins
because processing takes 6-8 weeks. In addition, applicants must
have an official acceptance date from the Enrollment Services Office to be
eligible for Financial Aid (see page 10).
2. Students transferring from other regionally accredited institutions of
higher education must have official transcripts mailed directly from
the other college to the Enrollment Services Office, CCC, 950 Main
Street, Hartford, CT 06103. Students must then complete a transfer
evaluation request form in CCC’s Enrollment Services Office, Rm 207.
3. Tuition and fees must be paid in full at the time of registration unless the
student has:
a. received an award letter from the CCC Financial Aid Office; or
b. written agency/company authorization; or
c. utilized the Installment Plan Option (see page 10).
4. Prospective students who wish to apply online must:
a. pay $20.00 (non-refundable) application fee by credit card
over the Web;
b. have a valid e-mail address;
c. go to www.ccc.commnet.edu
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Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
Tuesday
Friday
9am – 5pm
9am – 6pm
9am – 3pm
Extended Registration Hours
Tuesday, January 13
Wednesday, January 14
Thursday, January 15
Tuesday, January 20
9am – 6pm
9am – 6pm
9am – 6pm
9am – 6pm
Extended Add/Drop Hours
Wednesday, January 21
Thursday, January 22
Saturday, January 24
Monday, January 26
Tuesday, Janaury 27
8am – 6pm
8am – 6pm
9am – 12pm
9am – 6pm
9am – 6pm
Credit Classes Begin
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Measles/Rubella Immunization
See page 8
— Placement Testing —
— Register ONLINE —
For Spring Semester 2009
Capital Community College uses a computerized placement test to identify
academic skills. It consists of English, reading and mathematics multiple-choice
questions that are untimed and a 20 minute essay. The test is not used as
an admission test; it is used for placement purposes only. Prior to taking the
placement test, you must complete a College application and pay the $20 fee.
At the time of this application payment you will receive an official
College Identification Number which you must bring to the Placement
Test Session. Any student who has a question about testing should call the
testing administrator, Hassan Babatunji, at (860) 906-5089. Tests are held in
Room #220 on the second floor.
Online Registration for Spring 2009 begins on Wednesday,
November 12 at 9am for current Capital students.
Follow the instructions below to register for classes using
the myCommNet portal.
• Go to: http://my.commnet.edu
• Enter: NetID (12345678@student.commnet.edu) &
Password (same ID & Password used on college computers)
For your Placement Test:
1. Please report on your test date at least 20 minutes early
2. You will need to bring with you:
a. Your banner ID number
b. A picture ID
c. A pen and pencil. Scratch paper provided; no calculators allowed
3. Students with a disability should contact Glaisma Perez-Silva at
(860) 906-5042 if accommodations are required. In order to allow
sufficient lead time, please call at least 10 working days prior to your
test date. Appropriate documentation is required.
• Click: Login
• Click on the Student Tab
• Click on the Student Self-Service Channel
• If prompted, Select: Capital Community College
• Select: Registration and Payment
• Select Term: Spring 2009 and click Submit
• Select: Register (add/drop) Classes
General Testing Schedule – Spring 2009
• Enter CRN for each course (4 digits) in boxes and click
Submit Changes
Tuesday, November 18 – Thursday, December 18, 2008
Tuesdays
12:00 pm
Wednesdays
10:30 am
Thursdays
12:00 pm & 4:30 pm
Exceptions: On Wednesday December 3, testing at 12:30 pm only;
Thanksgiving Recess: testing on November 25 at 12:00 pm only, no
testing November 26, 27, 28
• Follow link at bottom of registration screen to Initiate Payment
with a credit card (MasterCard/Visa/Discover)
NOTE: Students who register before December 10, 2008 must pay
all fees at the time of registration. Full tuition payment is required
by December 10. Students who register on or after December 10
are expected to pay tuition and fees at the time of registration.
Students who do NOT make payment of their tuition and fees in
accordance with the payment policy may be subject to removal from
their classes (de-registered).
Monday, January 5 – Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Mondays
12:00 pm
Tuesdays
10:00 am
Wednesdays
10:30 am
Thursdays
10:00 am & 4:30 pm
Exceptions: No testing on January 19, 2009. On Thursday, January 8
and Thursday, January 15 testing held at 12:30 pm only
Bookstore now ONLINE!
NURSING TEAS: Information on the TEAS can be found on the
ATI website: www.atitesting.com
www.efollett.com
(860) 525-5956
On-Campus Location
Room 705
IMPORTANT: Testing schedules are subject to change.
For the most up-to-date schedule and testing information
visit www.ccc.commnet.edu/placementtesting.htm
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Enroll in a course at another college…
Are You a New
ESL (English-as-a-Second
Language) Student?
… and receive full credit. Explore Cross-Registration! In general, fulltime undergraduates pay no extra charges. Participating Campuses:
•
•
•
•
•
•
You must:
1. Complete a college application and pay the $20 fee. At the time of this
application payment, applicants will receive an official college identification number which they need to bring to the ESL Placement Test
Session. NOTE: Each applicant must also submit a copy of his/her high
school or GED diploma and measles/rubella immunization records.
2. Take an assessment test to measure language proficiency for
accurate course placement. ESL placement testing sessions consist
of an explanation of program admissions, a writing sample, and a
computerized placement test.
3. Report to Room 408 on the fourth floor to take the test.
Central Connecticut State University
Hartford Seminary
Saint Joseph College
Trinity College
University of Connecticut
University of Hartford
For more information and a list of available courses, pick up a copy of the
Consortium Cross-Registration brochure
in the Registrar’s Office, Room 207, call (860) 906-5016, or visit
www.hartfordconsortium.org and click on Cross-Registration
Measles/Rubella Immunization
ESL Placement Test Sessions for Spring ‘09
Wednesday, December 3, ’08 10 am OR 4 pm
Thursday, January 8, ’09
10 am OR 4 pm
Thursday, January 15, ’09
10 am OR 4 pm
(Late Test)
Connecticut state law requires that full-time students, or part-time students enrolled
in a degree or certificate program who were born after December 31, 1956 must
have been inoculated against Rubella (German Measles) after they were one year
old; and have been inoculated against Measles also after they were one year old, but
after January 1, 1969. Students must also have received a second inoculation against
Measles, at least one month after the first inoculation, but after 1980. Every student
must present official documentation of immunity prior to registration. Any one of the
following documents presented to the Registrar will be accepted:
Visit www.ccc.commnet.edu/placementtesting.htm
for the most current information (times / dates may change).
Questions, call Hassan Babatunji at (860) 906-5089.
• A physician’s certification of proper immunization
• A blood test certification of immunity to Measles and Rubella
• A physician’s certification that immunization would be harmful to you; or
• A signed statement that immunization is against your religious beliefs.
As of July 1, 2003: The College no longer requires proof of measles and rubella
immunization before enrolling any full-time or matriculating students who
(1) have graduated from Connecticut public or private high schools in 1999 or
after & (2) were not exempt from offering proof of immunization when enrolled in
those schools for religious reasons or because immunizations would be medically
contraindicated.
Veterans
The federal government offers a wide variety of services to
veterans through the Department of Veterans Affairs. The
College is approved for training of veterans’ education benefits
by the Connecticut Department of Higher Education.
For additional information or questions, contact the Office of Enrollment Services at
(860) 906-5140.
Please contact Margaret Abraham, Veterans Counselor,
at (860) 906-5044, Room 208, for more information.
Senior Citizens
Special Needs Students
Tuition and some fees, including the registration fee, are waived
for persons 62 years of age or older. Special fees and tuition for
Extension Programs and Courses (“Continuing Education”)
are not waived. Senior citizens currently enrolled will be receiving
registration information in the mail. Seniors new to Capital must fill
out an application at the 2nd floor Welcome Center and then contact
Marilyn Goodman at (860) 906-5123 to complete the application
and registration process.
Students who have special needs or who are disabled must selfidentify and provide documentation of their specific disability to
a counselor. This must be done at least 60 days prior to the start
of the course. This will allow the College to make an effort to
accommodate special needs students. Please call Glaisma PerezSilva, the Student Disability Coordinator, at (860) 906-5042 for
additional assistance.
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— Tuition & Fee Installment —
Plan Agreement
— Refund Policy —
General Fund (CREDIT COURSES)
If the college cancels a course, you are entitled to a full refund of all
tuition and fees. If you drop a course, the fees are non-refundable.
100 percent of the tuition paid is refundable if the course is dropped
prior to January 21, 2009. A refund of 50 percent of tuition may
be granted if the course is dropped by February 3, 2009. Forms
are available at the Enrollment Services Office, Room 207. After
February 3, 2009 there is no refund of tuition. To be considered
for an exception to this policy due to extenuating circumstances,
a written request, accompanied by supporting documents can be
made to the Dean of Student Services.
To utilize the installment plan students must be registered for six
or more credits, or for an Extension Course costing a total of at least
$690. The initial payment will include all fees, twenty-five dollar
($25) installment plan fee, and one-third of student’s total tuition
or Extension Course Fee, see schedule below.
INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS SPRING 2009
Due at time
Credits of registration*
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Continuing Education Extension Fund
Credit and Equivalent Non-Credit
Developmental Courses
When the College cancels a course, the student has the option
of transferring into another course within the same semester, or
requesting a refund. Refunds are issued within 4 to 6 weeks. When a
student drops a course by the last regular business day of the college
before the first meeting of the course, a full refund will be processed,
except for the fees and non-refundable $20 application fee for credit
courses. To drop a course, contact the Office of Continuing Education
at (860) 906-5130. Full or partial refunds are NOT issued after the
last regular business day of the college before the first meeting of
the course. A student may officially withdraw from a credit course
any time after the first scheduled class, but before the end of the last
day of class. The final examination day is not considered as a class
day. Refunds are not issued to students who withdraw. To initiate the
withdrawal process, or for more information, contact the Counseling
Office, at (860) 906-5040.
Please Note: If you register for a course, you are responsible for
payment whether or not you attend. Do not assume you will be
deregistered for a course if you do not pay. See above paragraph.
$352.50
$399.50
$449.50
$498.50
$547.50
$595.50
$649.50
Due
Feb. 17
Due
Mar 17
$220.00
$257.50
$293.50
$330.00
$366.50
$403.50
$440.00
$220.00
$257.50
$293.50
$330.00
$366.50
$403.50
$440.00
Total
$792.50
$914.50
$1,036.50
$1,158.50
$1,280.50
$1,402.50
$1,529.50
* Payment due at registration includes the $25 payment plan fee,
and will increase to include Mandatory Usage Fees.
Students who advance register and pay fees only at that time
may opt for the tuition installment plan, if they request so by the
final tuition payment date, December 10, 2008. These students will
be required to pay one-third tuition at that time and the twenty-five
dollar plan charge.
First semester international students will not be eligible
for this plan. Continuing international students will be eligible
after the successful completion of their first semester. The Foreign
Student Advisor must approve all International students for
eligibility.
Refunds of tuition will be contingent based upon the appropriate
College Refund Policy. Fees for General Fund courses are not
refundable. The Business Office will try to send payment reminders
to students.
If students need to be deregistered, the Business Office will
provide the Registrar with a list of names and in seven days they
will either resolve the matter or de-register the student.
Credit-Free Courses
Capital Community College reserves the right to cancel courses
with insufficient enrollment. If a course you have registered for is
cancelled, you will be notified by phone and have the option of
receiving a full refund of fees or applying your course fee to another
credit-free course in the same semester. Refunds take at least 4 to
6 weeks. No refunds are issued for credit-free courses unless you
withdraw 3 business days before the first class meeting, in writing or
in person, to the Office of Continuing Education, 3rd Floor,
950 Main Street, Hartford, CT 06103.
Failure to meet the full payment of this plan on or before
the dates indicated may make the student subject to any or all
of the following: cancellation of registration, denial of transcript
and/or Certificate services and denial of registration for additional
courses at Capital Community College. Additionally, the College will
forward this matter to a collection agency. Once a student has been
deregistered from the College, full payment will be required for
reinstatement.
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— Tax Credits Available —
— Financial Aid —
Parents sending children to college, or adults continuing their
education, may take advantage of the HOPE Scholarship tax credit
or the Lifetime Learning tax credit. A HOPE tax credit of up to
$1,500 can be claimed for two years for each individual enrolled
at least half-time in higher education at an eligible educational
institution, who has not yet completed his or her first two years
of study. The credit is 100% of the first $1,000 of payments for
qualified tuition and fees, and 50% of the second $1,000. The
Lifetime Learning tax credit is available for vocational, college,
graduate and professional students, for adults who want to
upgrade their job skills or acquire new ones or pursue another
course of study, and even for a student taking one course as long as
it is job-related.
Tax filers can claim a Lifetime Learning credit up to $1,000 20% of the first $5,000 paid in qualified tuition and fees on or after
July 1. A taxpayer can claim only one Lifetime Learning credit per
tax year for the aggregate amount of qualified tuition and fees for
those students in the family for whom no HOPE credit is claimed.
There is no limit, however, on the number of years a taxpayer
may claim the Lifetime Learning tax credit. To take advantage of
the two credits, taxpayers must submit IRS form 8863 with their
federal tax return. For more information, call the IRS Help line at
1-800-829-1040, read IRS publication 970, or visit the Treasury
Department’s website: http://www.irs.ustreas.gov
The College offers a comprehensive financial aid program to assist
students in meeting the cost of attending college. Through scholarships, grants, loans, and on-campus employment opportunities, the
College provides financial support to help with educational expenses.
The College participates in each of the federally-supported financial
aid programs: Pell Grant, Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant,
Federal Work-Study, Stafford, and PLUS Loan Programs. The College
also administers State of CT grant programs. Special scholarships from
corporations and individuals are also available.
To become a candidate for financial aid, the student must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To be eligible,
the student must be formally accepted to CCC by the Enrollment Services
Office and enrolled in a degree or eligible certificate program; a citizen
or permanent resident; maintaining satisfactory academic progress;
pursuing a first undergraduate degree; in compliance with draft registration requirements; free from default of any previous student loans or
refund obligation to any federal aid program; and determined to have
financial need. Financial Aid is awarded on a first come basis, therefore,
applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible. The priority
deadline date for all students is December 1, 2008. Please note
that late financial aid applicants are expected to be prepared to pay
tuition, fees and book expenses at the time of registration. For more
information, contact the Financial Aid Office at (860) 906-5090, or email
CA-FinAidHelp@ccc.commnet.edu
— Emergency Closings —
In the event of severe weather, power failure, or any other extreme
or unusual circumstances, the College provides the following
television and radio stations with closing/delayed opening
information:
WFSB-TV - Channel 3
WVIT NBC 30
WTIC (1080 AM & 96.5 FM)
WRCH (100.5 FM)
WZMX (93.7 FM) and
WDRC (1360 AM & 102.9 FM)
The College’s main phone number (906-5000) and website
(www.ccc.commnet.edu) will also have official emergency
information. Except under rapidly changing conditions,
information on the status of day classes will be available by 6 a.m.
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— Getting Here & Parking —
Parking for Capital students is in the Morgan Street Garage, located at 155 Morgan Street, directly behind the college
(the building with green glass windows). The garage is run by the Hartford Parking Authority. Handicap-access is available.
Directions to the Morgan
Street Parking Garage
(P1 on map below right)
From Interstate 84 East (from West Hartford, Farmington, etc.)
Take Exit 50 (Main St.). At third traffic light, turn right onto Market St.
Take first left onto Talcott St., then first left into Garage entrance.
From Interstate 84 West (from E. Hartford, Manchester, Route 2)
Take Exit 50 (Main St.). At bottom of ramp, turn left onto Market St. Take
second left onto Talcott St., then first left into Garage entrance.
From Interstate 91 North or South
Take Exit 32-B (Trumbull St.). At bottom of ramp, turn left onto Market St.
Take third left onto Talcott St., then first left into Garage entrance.
Parking for College
Guests and Visitors
Parking Access Card
for Students
Columbus Boulevard Lot (P2 on map below)
If you are visiting the College, free secure parking is available at the
College’s Columbus Boulevard lot. Please note that if you park in the
Morgan Street Garage without a College-author it zed access
card, it will be at your own expense. The Columbus Boulevard lot is
located on a one-way street between Morgan and Talcott Streets.
All registered students are eligible for a free parking access card for
the Morgan Street Garage. Students need to obtain an application
from the Morgan Street Garage located on the corner of Market and
Talcott Streets. Please refer to the student handbook for further
information on parking regulations. You may obtain a handbook
from the Welcome Center or the Office of the Dean of Student
Services.
From Points North and South – 91 North to Exit 32-B (Trumbull
Street). Ramp ends at traffic light, turn left onto Market Street. At
the second traffic light turn left onto Morgan Street and then a right
onto Columbus Boulevard. The lot entrance will be on the left.
Motorcycle Policy
From Points East – 84 West to Exit 50 (Main Street). At the bottom of
ramp, turn left onto Market Street, go to 1st traffic light and take a
left onto Morgan Street and a right onto Columbus Boulevard.
The lot entrance will be on the left.
The Hartford Parking Authority CANNOT house motorcycles at the
Morgan Street Garage. Motorcycles ARE permitted to park in the
Columbus Boulevard lot.
From Points West – 84 East to Exit 50 (Main Street). After 4th traffic
light go right onto Columbus Boulevard and the lot entrance will
be on the left.
Validation Procedure
In the event your parking access card does not work, pull a ticket
and bring it with your parking access card to the main lobby in the
College at 960 Main Street for validation.
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All eligible CCC credit students receive a University Pass, or U-Pass,
a semester-long bus pass that gives Capital students unlimited
access to CTTransit local bus service. Pick up your U-Pass from
Enrollment Services.
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COLUMBUS BOULEVARD
The U-Pass for Bus Service
MAR KET STR EET
MORGAN STREET
¿Por qué Capital Community College?
Ubicado en el centro de Hartford, Capital Community College
es su opción para mejorar su vida o para comenzar su carrera
universitaria. Capital ofrece más de 40 certificados y
Grados Asociados. En Capital Community College
el éxito está al alcance de su mano.
¿Cómo empezar?
Usted necesita:
1. Presentar una solicitud de admisiòn con $20
(que no – reembolsable)
2. Presentar evidencia de haber terminado la escuela secundaria
3. Presentar evidencia de vacunación contra el sarampión y
la rubeola, a menos que se haya graduado de una escuela
secundaria de Connecticut después de 1999.
Ofrecemos ayuda financiera a estudiantes que cualifican.
Para más información, acerca
de Inglés como Segundo idioma
llame a:
• Emma Colón 906-5204
ó 906-5203
• Admissions/Admisiones:
Carlos Castillo 906-5128
•Ayuda Financiera:
José Vélez 906-5097
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SPRING 2009
CREDIT COURSE SCHEDULE
This publication was sent to press on November 17, 2008 and subsequent changes and additions to courses may have
been made. Visit www.ccc.commnet.edu and click on Search for Courses to get the most recent course information.
NOTE: Courses may require prerequisites — at www.ccc.commnet.edu., under the Main Menu on the left side,
go to Academic Programs and select Course Descriptions from the pop-out menu.
= Online Learning Courses
= Saturday or Sunday Courses
LC = Learning Communities Courses
CRN Subj
Accounting
3026 ACC
4376 ACC
3032 ACC
5244 ACC
3034 ACC
6936 ACC
‡ 3033 ACC
No.
111
111
112
112
117
125
271
3376
4849
6198
7136
4689
6662
6888
6664
7135
4199
6665
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
Time
Start
Time
End
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
T, Th
Sat
T, Th
M, W
T
Sat
W
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Maxfield, Derek
3
M, W
8:30A
102
203
203L
207
207L
227
229
Architecture of the World
Architecture Drafting II
Architecture Drafting II Lab
Architecture Design II-Detailing
Architecture Design II-Detailing Lab
Codes & Ordinances
Structures
Hessmer, Ira M.
Eddy, Joseph S.
Eddy, Joseph S.
Eddy, Joseph S.
Eddy, Joseph S.
Wlodkowski, David
Lamontagne, Daniel
3
2
2
2
3
3
3
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
M
W
9:30A 10:45A
2:30P 3:20P
3:30P 5:10P
2:15P 3:05P
3:10P 5:40P
6:00P 8:40P
6:00P 8:20P
100
100
100
100
101
101
111
112
151
202
208
Art Appreciation
Art Appreciation
Art Appreciation
Art Appreciation
Art History I
Art History I
Drawing I
Drawing II
Painting I
Ethnic Art in the U.S.
Caribbean Art and Culture
STAFF
Cook, Evelyn D.
STAFF
Valentin, Pedro
Cruz, Humberto C
Cruz, Humberto C
Valentin, Pedro
Valentin, Pedro
Valentin, Pedro
Sailor, Amy
Cromwell, Stanwyck
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
F
M, W
ONLINE
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T
W
10:00A 11:15A
5:30P 8:00P
8:30A 9:45A
Architecture
Art
Credits Day/s
Winston, Lorraine
Maibaum, David W
Maibaum, David W
Marchessault, Joan
Kriscenski, Gary
Hoang, Chi T.
Winston, Lorraine
5283 ANT 105
4723 ARC
4720 ARC
4721 ARC
5253 ARC
5254 ARC
4722 ARC
5255 ARC
Instructor
Principles of Accounting
Principles of Accounting
Principles of Accounting
Principles of Accounting
Principles of Managerial Accounting
Accounting Computer Applications
Intermediate Accounting
Anthropology
‡
‡
‡
‡
‡
‡
‡
Course Title
= Lecture Courses with a Laboratory Section
‡ = Spring only offering
13
Studio/
Lab Fee
11:30A 1:10P
8:30A 11:50A
5:00P 6:40P
10:00A 11:40A
5:30P 8:00P
8:30A 11:00A
5:30P 7:50P
9:45A
10:00A 11:15A
11:30A 12:45P
12:00P 2:30P
12:00P 2:30P
5:30P 8:00P
5:30P 8:00P
5:30P 7:50P
$66
$66
$72
$72
$72
CRN Subj
No.
Course Title
Business, Entreprenuership
7077 BES
118
Small Business Management
Business, Finance
5248 BFN 107
Managerial Finance
Business, General
6035
6780
3048
3050
3068
5246
3052
4183
6627
BBG
BBG
BBG
BBG
BBG
BBG
BBG
BBG
BBG
Biology
3562
3563
3564
6804
6805
6895
6896
7187
3565
3566
3567
3568
3569
6092
3953
3948
7162
3571
3573
3572
3574
6919
3591
3667
3592
4181
6773
6774
4180
3593
7130
3878
7129
3879
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
Instructor
Credits Day/s
Erik-Soussi, Sharif
3
Sat
Erik-Soussi, Sharif
3
ONLINE
210
210
231
231
231
231
234
234
294
Business Communication
Business Communication
Business Law I
Business Law I
Business Law I
Business Law I
Legal Environment of Business
Legal Environment of Business
Business Internship
Grenzinski, Barbara
Sochacki, Julie
Misenti, Nicholas
Creech, Paul G.
Misenti, Nicholas
Misenti, Nicholas
Misenti, Nicholas
Sochacki, Christine
La Guardia, Nancy
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
T, Th
ONLINE
T, Th
M
M, W
ONLINE
T, Th
W
Th
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
111
115
115
115
115
115
211
211
211
211
211
211
211
211
211
211
211
211
Introduction to Biology-Lec 1
Introduction to Biology-Lab 1
Introduction to Biology-Lab 1
Introduction to Biology-Lec 5
Introduction to Biology-Lab 5
Introduction to Biology-Lec 6
Introduction to Biology-Lab 6
Introduction to Biology-Lab 6
Introduction to Biology-Lec 2
Introduction to Biology-Lab 2
Introduction to Biology-Lab 2
Introduction to Biology-Lec 3
Introduction to Biology-Lab 3
Introduction to Biology-Lab 3
Introduction to Biology-Lec 4
Introduction to Biology-Lab 4
Introduction to Nutrition
Human Biology-Lec 1
Human Biology-Lab 1
Human Biology-Lec 2
Human Biology-Lab 2
Human Biology-Lab 2
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lec 1
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lab 1
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lec 2
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lab 2
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lec 4
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lab 4
Anatomy/Physiology -Lec 3
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lab 3
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lab 3
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lec 5
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lab 5
Anatomy/Physiology I-Lab 5
Ciaglo, James W.
Ciaglo, James W.
Ciaglo, James W.
Yiamouyiannis, Carmen
Yiamouyiannis, Carmen
Krevolin, Adam
Krevolin, Adam
Krevolin, Adam
Peterson, Charles
Peterson, Charles
Peterson, Charles
Yiamouyiannis, Carmen
Yiamouyiannis, Carmen
Yiamouyiannis, Carmen
Bhushan, Bharat
Bhushan, Bharat
Vigezzi-Kirchhof, Catherine
Brick, Arline R.
Brick, Arline R.
Matthews, Susan
Matthews, Susan
Matthews, Susan
Rakoczy, John C.
Rakoczy, John C.
Ettienne-Modeste, K.
Ettienne-Modeste, K.
McKnight, Susan
McKnight, Susan
Whitehead, Paul
Whitehead, Paul
Whitehead, Paul
Swider, Kristen
Vigezzi-Kirchhof, Catherine
Swider, Kristen
4
0
0
4
0
4
0
0
4
0
0
4
0
0
4
0
3
4
0
4
0
0
4
0
4
0
4
0
4
0
0
4
0
0
T, Th
T
Th
F
F
M, W
W
M
T, Th
T
Th
M, W
M
W
Sat
Sat
M, W
M, W
M
M, W
W
M
M
W
T
Th
F
Sat
M, W
W
M
T, Th
Th
T
14
Time
Start
Time
End
Studio/
Lab Fee
8:30A 11:00A
8:30A
9:45A
11:30A 12:45P
5:30P 8:10P
10:00A 11:15A
10:00A 11:15A
5:30P 7:50P
3:00P 4:45P
10:00A
11:30A
11:30A
9:00A
12:30P
5:30P
7:00P
7:00P
5:30P
7:00P
7:00P
10:00A
11:30A
11:30A
9:00A
12:30P
1:00P
11:30A
2:00P
5:30P
7:00P
7:00P
5:30P
5:30P
5:30P
5:30P
5:30P
9:00A
1:00P
2:30P
2:30P
10:00A
12:00P
12:00P
11:15A
1:10P
1:10P
11:30A
2:10P
6:45P
8:30P
8:45P
6:45P
8:40P
8:40P
11:15A
1:15P
1:00P
11:30A
2:10P
2:15P
12:45P
3:45P
6:45P
8:30P
8:45P
8:10P
7:50P
8:00P
8:00P
8:00P
11:30A
2:15P
4:50P
5:10P
11:15A
2:30P
2:30P
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
Time
End
No.
Course Title
Instructor
3577
7131
3578
7132
7133
5577
5603
3588
3590
4560
4561
3598
4730
5677
7134
5678
3603
212
212
212
212
212
212
212
212
212
212
212
235
235
235
235
235
260
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lec 1
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lab 1
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lab 1
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lec 5
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lab 5
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lec 2
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lab 2
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lec 3
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lab 3
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lec 4
Anatomy/Physiology II-Lab 4
Microbiology-Lec 1
Microbiology Lab 1
Microbiology Lec 2
Microbiology-Lab 2
Microbiology Lab 2
Genetics
Sharma, Sneh P.
Sharma, Sneh P.
Sharma, Sneh P.
Mitra, Nibedita
Mitra, Nibedita
Suppicich, Micha
Suppicich, Micha
Sharma, Sneh P.
Sharma, Sneh P.
Whitehead, Paul
Whitehead, Paul
Rakoczy, John C.
Rakoczy, John C.
Swider, Kristen
Swider, Kristen
Swider, Kristen
Rakoczy, John C.
4
0
0
4
0
4
0
4
0
4
0
4
0
4
0
0
3
M, W
W
M
T
Th
M
W
T, Th
T
T, Th
T
T
Th
M, W
W
Th
ONLINE
10:00A 11:15A
11:30A 1:50P
11:30A 2:10P
5:30P 8:00P
5:30P 8:00P
5:30P 8:10P
5:30P 7:50P
1:00P 2:15P
2:30P 5:00P
1:00P 2:15P
10:00A 12:30P
5:30P 8:00P
5:30P 8:00P
10:00A 11:15A
12:00P 2:20P
12:00P 2:20P
La Guardia, Nancy
Thornton, Mary Jean
STAFF
La Guardia, Nancy
Thornton, Mary Jean
3
3
3
3
3
T, Th
M, W
T
M, W
M, W
11:30A 12:45P
10:00A 11:15A
5:30P 8:00P
1:00P 2:15P
8:30A 9:45A
Thornton, Mary Jean
Gensler, Lori
La Guardia, Nancy
3
3
3
ONLINE
W
T, Th
5:30P 7:50P
10:00A 11:15A
Grenzinski, Barbara
3
T, Th
8:30A
9:45A
CAD - Architectural
CAD - Architectural
Tuttle, Nathan W
Tuttle, Nathan W
1
2
T, Th
T, Th
5:30P
6:00P
5:45P
7:40P
Concepts of Chemistry-Lec 1
Concepts of Chemistry-Lab 1
Concepts of Chemistry-Lab 1
Concepts of Chemistry-Lab 2
Concepts of Chemistry-Lec 2
Concepts of Chemistry-Lec 3
Concepts of Chemistry-Lab 3
Concepts of Chemistry-Lab 3
Concepts of Chemistry-Lec 4
Concepts of Chemistry-Lab 4
Concepts of Chemistry-Lec 5
Concepts of Chemistry-Lab 5
Banici, Monica
Banici, Monica
Banici, Monica
McKeever, Dale M
McKeever, Dale M
Frost, Janet L.
Frost, Janet L.
Rourke, Charles
DeGrandi, Joseph
DeGrandi, Joseph
O’Sullivan, Maureen
O’Sullivan, Maureen
4
0
0
0
4
4
0
0
4
0
4
0
M, W
M
W
W
M, W
T, Th
T
Th
T, Th
T
Sat
Sat
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BMG
BMG
BMG
BMG
BMG
202
202
202
210
220
Principles of Management
Principles of Management
Principles of Management
Organizational Behavior
Human Resources Management
Business, Marketing
3185 BMK 201
3186 BMK 201
5249 BMK 201
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Marketing
Business Office Technology
6167 BOT 201
Business Communication
Computer Aided Drafting
7086 CAD 112
7087 CAD 113
Chemistry
3604
3605
6733
6758
3606
3609
3610
3611
3612
3613
4304
4305
Studio/
Lab Fee
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
You must come on-campus for exams, or arrange to have your exam proctored locally. Please contact the instructor John Rakoczy,
jrakoczy@ccc.commnet.edu, for details.
Business, Management
3181
3182
6170
4195
6629
Credits Day/s
Time
Start
CRN Subj
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
15
5:30P 6:45P
7:00P 8:45P
7:00P 8:30P
1:15P 2:45P
11:30A 12:45P
11:30A 12:45P
1:00P 2:50P
1:00P 2:50P
5:30P 6:45P
7:00P 8:40P
9:00A 11:30A
12:30P 2:10P
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
$66
CRN Subj
No.
5326
5327
6734
6735
6736
6737
121
121
121
121
122
122
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
CHE
Course Title
General Chemistry I-Lec 1
General Chemistry I-Lab 1
General Chemistry I-Lec 2
General Chemistry I-Lab 2
General Chemistry II-Lec 1
General Chemistry II-Lab 1
Communication and Speech
6691 COM 101
4336 COM 105
3367 COM 150
Introduction to Mass Communication
Introduction to Visual Communication
Basic Photography
Instructor
Credits Day/s
Time
Start
Time
End
Frost, Janet L.
Frost, Janet L.
Muhlmann, Guillermo
Muhlmann, Guillermo
Muhlmann, Guillermo
Muhlmann, Guillermo
4
0
4
0
4
0
M, W
W
T
Th
T, Th
T
11:50A
1:15P
5:30P
5:30P
11:50A
1:15P
1:05P
3:35P
8:00P
8:00P
1:05P
3:45P
Walters, Michael
Erik-Soussi, Catherine
Petro, George S.
3
3
3
T
Th
W
1:00P
5:30P
5:30P
3:30P
8:00P
7:50P
To complete course assignments, Basic Photography students should bring their own 35mm film cameras (but a limited number of loaner cameras
are available for Communication Media majors). Students also will need to use the Photo Darkroom, outside of class time, during Supervised Open
Lab hours. Telephone 906-5030 for more information.
6693 COM 154
7117 COM 158
3448
3449
3450
3451
5969
5275
3370
6216
Film Study and Appreciation
Introduction to Digital Photography
3
3
T, Th
F
10:00A 11:15A
9:00A 11:30A
To complete course assignments, Digital Photography students must bring their own 4-megapixel (or greater) digital cameras.
Students can purchase a digital camera through the College Bookstore as a special order (Financial Aid can be used for this purpose).
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
173
173
173
173
173
241
295
299
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Television Production
Internship I
Independent Study
Computers - Applications
3072
3073
3074
3075
3076
3077
3078
3080
3082
6676
3084
3085
6677
3089
3091
5258
6678
3100
4646
6679
6851
6916
6922
7118
DiMaggio, Kenneth
Breslin, Christine
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
Walters, Michael
Walters, Michael
Walters, Michael
Thomassen, Jennifer
Walters, Michael
Miller, Bruce E.
Bies, Michael J.
STAFF
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
T, Th
M
M, W
Sat
M, W
Th
Grenzinski, Barbara
Grenzinski, Barbara
Carpenter, Kenneth
Carpenter, Kenneth
Carpenter, Kenneth
Simon, Robert H.
Jeffers, James M
Ligon, Michael E
Grenzinski, Barbara
Rose, Travis A.
Babel, John
Pryor, Beth A.
Gugliotti, Domenic
STAFF
Sesko, William P
Clarke, Lauren A
Auger, Jane M.
Babel, John
Pastorelle, John
Russo, Gregory
Pryor, Beth A.
STAFF
Fichera, Emma
STAFF
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
F
M
T
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
ONLINE
F
T, Th
Th
Sat
Sat
T, Th
M, W
W
ONLINE
Sun
T, Th
M, W
16
11:30A 12:45P
5:30P 8:10P
1:00P 2:15P
8:30A 11:00A
11:30A 12:45P
1:00P 3:30P
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
10:00A
11:30A
1:00P
10:00A
1:00P
9:00A
5:30P
5:30P
8:30A
7:00A
8:30A
11:15A
12:45P
2:15P
11:15A
2:15P
11:30A
8:10P
8:00P
9:45A
8:15A
9:45A
5:30P 8:00P
4:00P 5:15P
5:30P 8:00P
11:30A 2:00P
8:30A 11:00A
11:30A 12:45P
7:00P 8:15P
5:30P 7:50P
8:30A 11:00A
1:00P 2:15P
8:30A 9:45A
Studio/
Lab Fee
$66
$66
$66
CRN Subj
No.
7119
3123
3127
7121
105
135
163
205
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSA
Course Title
Introduction to Software Applications
Spreadsheet Applications
The Internet
Advanced Applications
Computers - Computer Science
3067
3070
3071
7122
5267
7189
CSC
CSC
CSC
CSC
CSC
CSC
101
101
101
101
205
247
Introduction to Computers
Introduction to Computers
Introduction to Computers
Introduction to Computers
Visual Basic I
Game Development with C++
Instructor
Credits Day/s
STAFF
Priester, Anthony
Kreisberg, Bruce
STAFF
3
3
3
3
T, Th
M, W
ONLINE
W
Ligon, Michael E
LaPierre, Miah C
Carpenter, Kenneth
Freeman, Seth R.
Ligon, Michael E
Brown, Winchester
3
3
3
3
3
3
ONLINE
T, Th
M, W
T
T, Th
Th
Time
Start
Time
End
8:30A
8:30A
9:45A
9:45A
5:30P
7:50P
11:30A 12:45P
10:00A 11:15A
5:30P 8:00P
4:00P 5:15P
5:30P 8:00P
Computers - Technology
‡ 7123 CST 125 Help Desk Concepts
Moses, Jay
3 ONLINE
4188 CST 140 A+ Introduction to Computer Hardware Brown, Winchester
3
Th
1:00P 3:30P
4652 CST 142 A+ Introduction to Computer Hardware Brown, Winchester
3
T
1:00P 3:30P
4649 CST 150 Web Design & Development I
Roberts, Stephen
3
M, W
11:30A 12:45P
‡ 3131 CST 171 LAN System Management
Ferraro, Roger
3 ONLINE
7126 CST 200 Scripting Language with Java
Ligon, Michael E
3
Sat
8:30A 11:00A
4650 CST 231 Data Communication & Networking
LaPierre, Miah C
3
M
5:30P 8:10P
7124 CST 240 Advanced Computer Hardware
Brown, Winchester
3
M
1:00P 3:40P
7125 CST 243 Advanced Computer Hardware Lab
Brown, Winchester
3
W
1:00P 3:20P
7127 CST 250 Web Design II-HYBRID
Ligon, Michael E
3
W
4:00P 5:15P
This class will meet on-campus 1 day per week and the second half of this 3-credit course will be ONLINE using Blackboard Vista
7128 CST 281 Data Communication & Networking II
LaPierre, Miah C
3
T
5:30P 8:00P
Criminal Justice
4695
5337
6707
7072
7071
6708
5966
CJS
CJS
CJS
CJS
CJS
CJS
CJS
101
101
102
120
210
211
280
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Corrections
Police & the Community
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Victimology
Early Childhood Education
3260
3262
3258
7080
3256
7079
3264
6710
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
106
106
210
210
222
222
295
295
Music/Movement for Children
Music/Movement for Children
Observation, Participation & Seminar
Observation, Participation & Seminar
Methods & Techniques in ECE
Methods & Techniques in ECE
Student Teaching Practicum
Student Teaching Practicum
Kureczka, Arthur
Kureczka, Arthur
Vendetti-Koski, Susan
Ciolkosz, Edwin
Creech, Paul G.
Jones, Claudia D
Cimino, Linda J.
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
T, Th
M
T, Th
W
M, W
Th
T
1:00P 2:15P
6:00P 8:40P
11:30A 12:45P
6:00P 8:20P
11:30A 12:45P
6:00P 8:30P
5:30P 8:00P
Bretthauer, Colleen
Sanger, Anne D.
Sanger, Anne D.
Pamoja, Asomgyee
Snow, Kathleen
Guzman, Elaine
Pamoja, Asomgyee
Beaudreau, Alice
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
T, Th
T, Th
W
T, Th
T, Th
M
W
W
1:00P 2:15P
5:30P 6:45P
7:00P 9:20P
1:00P 2:15P
10:00A 11:15A
7:00P 9:40P
1:00P 3:00P
5:30P 7:30P
3
3
3
3
3
3
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
M, W
M, W
T, Th
Early Childhood Education — Child Development Associate
4742
5284
4735
5285
4736
4738
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
101
101
180
180
181
181
‡ = Spring only offering
CDA-Introduction to Early Childhood Ed
CDA-Introduction to ECE-Bilingual
CDA Credential Preparation I
CDA Credential Preparation I - Bilingual
CDA Credential Preparation II - Bilingual
CDA Credential Preparation II
Satchell, Monica
Colon, Maria V.
McGrath, Wendy N
Heredia, Teresa
Mercado, Miriam
Jernigan, Charisse
17
7:00P
7:00P
5:30P
5:30P
5:30P
5:30P
8:15P
8:15P
6:45P
6:45P
6:45P
6:45P
Studio/
Lab Fee
6823
6828
5988
7078
215
176
176
222
The Exceptional Learner - Bilingual
Health Safety & Nutrition
Health Safety & Nutrition - BiLingual
Methods & Techniques in ECE - BiLingual
STAFF
Snow, Kathleen
Heredia, Teresa
Colon, Maria V.
3
3
3
3
Sat
T, Th
M, W
T
10:00A 12:30P
7:00P 8:15P
7:00P 8:15P
5:30P 8:00P
101
101
101
102
102
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Jascot, John A.
STAFF
Svalestad, Owen
Jascot, John A.
Svalestad, Owen
3
3
3
3
3
T, Th
ONLINE
M, W
M, W
T, Th
10:00A 11:15A
Austin, William
Austin, William
3
3
ONLINE
ONLINE
DeVito, Theresa
3
ONLINE
Economics
3228
7073
5990
6711
5989
ECN
ECN
ECN
ECN
ECN
Emergency Medical Response/Technician
6752 EMR 102
7115 EMR 103
Integrated Emergency Management
Selected Topics in EMR
Emergency Medical Services Instructor
7178 EMS 101
Emergency Medical Services Ed I
Instructor
Credits Day/s
Time
End
No.
ECE
ECE
ECE
ECE
Course Title
Time
Start
CRN Subj
5:30P 6:45P
10:00A 11:15A
5:30P 6:45P
There is an on-campus requirement for this course. Please contact Terry DeVito, 860-906-5153, for details.
7176 EMS 102
7177 EMS 103
Emergency Medical Services Ed II
Emergency Medical Services Ed III
Brown, Brian M.
Brown, Brian M.
3
3
ONLINE
ONLINE
Emergency Medical Technician
4309 EMT 111
4310 EMT 111
4312 EMT 111
Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic I
Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic I
Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic I
Thompson, Tara A
Worshoufsky, Ann
Tauber, Daniel P
0
0
9
6974
6829
6689
6818
4316
4317
111
111
112
112
116
117
Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic I
Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic I
Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic II
Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic II
Anatomy/Physiology for Emergency Care I
Anatomy/Physiology for Emergency Care I
Kelly, Mary Anne
Brunet, Nancy E.
Brunet, Nancy E.
DeVito, Theresa
Suppicich, Michael
Salisbury, Jane
0
0
0
9
2
2
M
T
Sat
T, Th
Sat
T, Th, F
T, Th, F
M, W, F
T, Th
W
003
003
003
003
003
003
003
003
003
003
003
003
013
013
013
013
013
013
(LC-1) Foundations of Reading
(LC-2) Foundations of Reading
(LC-3) Foundations of Reading
(LC-4) Foundations of Reading
(LC-5) Foundations of Reading
(LC-6) Foundations of Reading
Foundations of Reading
(LC-7) Foundations of Reading
Foundations of Reading
ESL: Foundations of Reading
ESL: Foundations of Reading
Foundations of Reading
(LC-7) Writing Foundations
Writing Foundations
Writing Foundations
(LC-6) Writing Foundations
(LC-1) Writing Foundations
(LC-3) Writing Foundations
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
M, W
Sat
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
T, Th
EMT
EMT
EMT
EMT
EMT
EMT
English
4935
3397
4936
3399
5303
6302
7137
7138
7155
7181
7183
6651
7139
3389
3390
6199
3392
3394
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
LC = Learning Community
Farbman, Evelyn
Jebian, Wayne L.
Lamkins, Kevin L
STAFF
Juliano, Robert
STAFF
Veizaj, Nevruz
Lamkins, Kevin L
STAFF
STAFF
Schackner, Catherine
Veizaj, Nevruz
Durham, Christine
Marchessault, Kate
Carter, Connie R
STAFF
Marchessault, Kate
Reliford, Renee
18
4:00P 11:59P
7:00A 3:30P
8:15A 3:00P
6:30P 9:30P
7:00A 3:30P
7:00A 3:30P
7:00A 3:30P
8:15A 11:15A
5:00P 6:00P
12:00P 2:00P
8:30A
10:00A
5:30P
11:30A
11:30A
5:30P
7:00P
10:00A
10:00A
5:30P
11:30A
8:30A
11:30A
8:30A
11:30A
4:00P
10:00A
7:00P
9:45A
11:15A
6:45P
12:45P
12:45P
6:45P
8:15P
11:15A
11:15A
6:45P
12:45P
11:00A
12:45P
9:45A
12:45P
5:15P
11:15A
8:15P
Studio/
Lab Fee
CRN Subj
No.
6654
5305
6652
6653
7182
7184
3403
3404
6831
3406
3407
3408
3410
3411
3413
4586
5307
5308
6900
6101
6102
6103
6104
6105
6106
6230
6231
6846
6908
7188
3414
3415
3416
3417
3418
3419
3420
3421
5650
3423
3424
3425
3426
6820
7140
7141
3431
3433
6108
3434
013
013
013
013
013
013
043
043
043
043
043
043
043
043
043
043
043
043
043
073
073
073
073
073
073
073
073
073
073
073
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
102
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
Course Title
(LC-5) Writing Foundations
(LC-2) Writing Foundations
Writing Foundations
(LC-4) Writing Foundations
ESL: Writing Foundations
ESL: Writing Foundations
Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-8) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
Writing: Paragraph to Essay
Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-9) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-10) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-11) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-12) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-13) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-14) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-12) Academic Reading
(LC-14) Academic Reading
(LC-10) Academic Reading
(LC-13) Academic Reading
(LC-9) Academic Reading
(LC-11) Academic Reading
Academic Reading
Academic Reading
(LC-8) Academic Reading
Academic Reading
Academic Reading
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Composition
Literature & Composition
LC = Learning Community
Instructor
Durham, Christine
Dickerson Jr, Joseph
STAFF
Durham, Christine
Muro, Claudia F.
STAFF
STAFF
Kline, Judith
Parks, Valerie D
Thornton, Barbara
STAFF
MacKenzie, Hugh
Lamkins, Kevin L
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Lamkins, Kevin L
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Hughes, Charles
Durham, Christine
STAFF
Monroe, David A.
Durham, Christine
STAFF
STAFF
Bahramian, Stephen
Oliver, Susan
STAFF
Luciano, Sandra
Morrison, Karen
STAFF
Bogle-Assegai, Femi
STAFF
MacKenzie, Hugh
Crimmins, Ann
Crimmins, Ann
DiMaggio, Kenneth
Petoskey, Indira
Nagle, Cyril P.
DeVaughn, Elena
Cousins, Claudia
Carter, Connie R
STAFF
STAFF
Jones, Claudia D.
Castillo, Carlos
Carter, Connie R.
19
Credits Day/s
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
M, W
Sat
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
T, Th
M, W
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
Th
M, W
M, W
M, W
W
M, W
Sat
T
ONLINE
ONLINE
M, W
M
M, W
T, Th
Time
Start
Time
End
10:00A
11:30A
8:30A
10:00A
7:00P
10:00A
1:00P
1:00P
8:30A
8:30A
10:00A
5:30P
4:00P
5:30P
7:00P
8:30A
11:30A
10:00A
8:30A
10:00A
10:00A
5:30P
11:30A
11:30A
5:30P
8:30A
8:30A
2:30P
1:00P
4:00P
1:00P
8:30A
1:00P
10:00A
11:30A
5:30P
7:00P
11:30A
10:00A
11:30A
5:30P
7:00P
8:30A
7:00P
11:15A
12:45P
9:45A
11:15A
8:15P
11:15A
2:15P
2:15P
11:00A
9:45A
11:15A
6:45P
5:15P
6:45P
8:15P
9:45A
12:45P
11:15A
9:45A
11:15A
11:15A
6:45P
12:45P
12:45P
6:45P
9:45A
9:45A
3:45P
2:15P
5:15P
2:15P
9:45A
2:15P
11:15A
12:45P
6:45P
9:30P
12:45P
11:15A
12:45P
7:50P
8:15P
11:00A
9:30P
4:00P 5:15P
5:30P 8:10P
8:30A 9:45A
10:00A 11:15A
Studio/
Lab Fee
Time
End
8:30A
10:00A
5:30P
8:30A
11:30A
8:30A
5:30P
7:00P
10:00A
9:45A
11:15A
6:45P
9:45A
12:45P
11:00A
7:50P
9:40P
11:15A
No.
Course Title
Instructor
3435
3436
3437
3438
3439
6655
3441
3442
3443
3445
3836
4739
5316
6109
6837
6659
7175
4691
6930
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
251
253
253
281
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
African American Literature
Hispanic-American Literature
Hispanic-American Literature
Creative Writing
STAFF
Christie, John S.
Simpson, Geraldi
Partridge, Jeffrey
STAFF
Luciano, Sandra
DiMaggio, Kenneth
DiMaggio, Kenneth
STAFF
Christie, John S.
Farbman, Evelyn
Brown, Susan R.
STAFF
STAFF
Christie, John S.
Farbman, Evelyn
Christie, John S.
Christie, John S.
DiMaggio, Kenneth
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
F
W
M
T, Th
ONLINE
M, W
Th
T, Th
T, Th
ONLINE
T, Th
M, W
ONLINE
ONLINE
STAFF
STAFF
Schuyler, Peggy
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Schuyler, Peggy
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Rausch, Lillian
Schuyler, Peggy
Rausch, Lillian
STAFF
Schuyler, Peggy
Farbman, Evelyn
Schackner, Catherine
STAFF
Farbman, Evelyn
Schackner, Catherine
STAFF
Kriksciun, Jennifer
Kriksciun, Jennifer
Kriksciun, Jennifer
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
M, W
M, W
M, W
T, Th
M, W
Sat
M, W
M, W
T, Th
Sun
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
F
W
Th
7:00P
5:30P
11:30A
7:00P
7:00P
10:00A
10:00A
5:30P
5:30P
10:00A
2:30P
7:00P
11:30A
5:30P
1:00P
10:00A
11:30A
7:00P
7:00P
10:00A
5:30P
5:30P
10:00A
5:30P
5:30P
8:15P
6:45P
12:45P
8:15P
8:15P
12:30P
11:15A
6:45P
6:45P
12:30P
3:15P
8:15P
12:45P
6:45P
2:15P
11:15A
12:45P
8:15P
8:15P
11:15A
6:45P
6:45P
12:30P
8:15P
8:00P
Trisler, William
Quish, James M.
Machnicki, John
3
3
3
M
W
T
6:00P
6:00P
6:00P
8:40P
8:20P
8:30P
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
English as a Second Language
7150
7185
3493
6905
3503
7151
3492
3502
6906
7152
7153
4612
5657
6633
7154
5656
3498
6903
5310
3497
6902
5311
3496
6904
5312
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
013
017
023
023
023
023
027
027
027
027
143
143
143
147A
147A
147A
153A
153A
153A
157A
157A
157A
185
185
185
Writing & Reading I
Oral Communications
Writing & Reading II
Writing & Reading II
Writing & Reading II
Writing & Reading II
Oral Communications
Oral Communications
Oral Communications
Oral Communications
Writing & Reading IV
Writing & Reading IV
Writing & Reading IV
Oral Communications-High Intermediate
Oral Communications-High Intermediate
Oral Communications-High Intermediate
Writing & Reading-Low Advanced
Writing & Reading-Low Advanced
Writing & Reading-Low Advanced
Oral Communication-Low Advanced
Oral Communication-Low Advanced
Oral Communication-Low Advanced
Modes of Communication
Modes of Communication
Modes of Communication
Fire Technology Administration
7157 FTA
7163 FTA
6643 FTA
118
213
219
Fire Prevention & Inspection
Codes and Standards
Fire Investigation
20
Credits Day/s
Time
Start
CRN Subj
11:30A 12:45P
7:00P 9:30P
1:00P 2:15P
4:00P 5:15P
5:30P 6:45P
11:30A 12:45P
Studio/
Lab Fee
CRN Subj
No.
Geography
7116 HLT
History
5605
3271
3291
6063
5994
3272
3274
3287
7081
5296
3289
6165
7082
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
IDS
IDS
IDS
IDS
IDS
IDS
IDS
IDS
IDS
IDS
IDS
3
ONLINE
103
Investigations in Health Careers
DeVito, Theresa
3
M, W
101
102
107
121
122
201
201
202
202
202
216
217
226
Western Civilization I
Western Civilization II
History of Puerto Rico
World Civilization I
World Civilization II
U.S. History I
U.S. History I
U.S. History II
U.S. History II
U.S. History II
African-American History
African-American History
The U.S. Civil War
Maxfield, Derek
Ratliff, Thomas
Limeres, Jorge L
Ballinger, Allan
Antonucci, Carl
STAFF
Marino, Stephen
Maxfield, Derek
Kloten, Gregory
Lawson, Marcus G
STAFF
Lawson, Marcus G
Maxfield, Derek
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
T, Th
ONLINE
M, W
M, W
T, Th
M, W
W
T, Th
Th
ONLINE
T
ONLINE
M, W
STAFF
STAFF
Kristenski, Michael
Phillips, Jacqueline
STAFF
Muro, Claudia F.
Glaz, Ronald
Basche, Anna M.
STAFF
STAFF
Partridge, Jeffrey
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
G105
G105
G105
G105
G105
G105
G105
G105
G105
G105
G250
College Success
College Success
College Success
College Success
Black/Latino Experience in the U.S.
College Success
College Success
College Success
Introduction to Community Activism
Introduction to Community Activism
Liberal Arts Capstone
Library Technical Assistant
4360 LIB
102
7158 LIB
7159 LIB
6143 LIB
103
104
202
Mathematics
7090
3519
3520
3521
3522
6739
3524
3525
3526
3527
3823
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
Credits Day/s
Wheeler, Aaron K
Interdisciplinary Studies
3457
7169
4159
7170
6675
6112
7171
7172
7173
7174
7142
Instructor
Introduction to Human Geography
6166 GEO 102
Health
Course Title
075
075
075
075
075
075
075
075
075
075
075
Time
Start
Time
End
1:00P
2:15P
11:30A 12:45P
1:00P
5:30P
8:30A
1:00P
7:00P
1:00P
7:00P
2:15P
6:45P
9:45A
2:15P
9:20P
2:15P
9:45P
5:30P
8:00P
1:00P
2:15P
M, W
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
Sat
T, Th
8:30A
7:00P
11:30A
8:30A
10:00A
1:00P
1:00P
4:00P
11:30A
11:30A
10:00A
9:45A
8:15P
12:45P
9:45A
11:15A
2:15P
2:15P
5:15P
12:45P
2:00P
11:15A
Introduction to Cataloging
& Technical Services
Computers in Libraries
Introduction to Reference Services
Supervised Field Placement
Slovasky, Stephen
3
T
7:00P
9:30P
STAFF
Antonucci, Carl
Deloatch, Karen
3
3
3
M
W
7:00P
7:00P
TBA
9:40P
9:20P
TBA
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Marino, Lynn S.
Zeqiraj, Arben D
Marino, Lynn S.
Marino, Lynn S.
Lawes, Lenford
Konjusha, Bujar
Wursthorn, Peter
Herron, Kathleen
Alexander, Louis
Herron, Kathleen
Konjusha, Bujar
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
M, W
M, W
T, Th
M, W
M, W
8:30A
8:30A
8:30A
10:00A
5:30P
1:00P
10:00A
10:00A
5:30P
11:30A
5:30P
9:45A
9:45A
9:45A
11:15A
6:45P
2:15P
11:15A
11:15A
6:45P
12:45P
6:45P
21
Studio/
Lab Fee
CRN Subj
No.
6740
7088
6847
7089
7091
7092
7093
7094
7095
7096
7097
7098
7099
7100
7101
7102
7103
7110
7105
7106
7107
7108
7109
7104
3542
3543
3544
3545
3547
3548
3549
3550
4596
6741
7111
6924
7112
7113
3539
5573
3541
3551
3552
3822
6742
075
075
075
075
075
075
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
095
137
137
137
137
137
137
137
137
137
137
137
137
137
137
167
167
167
186
186
254
256
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
Course Title
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Prealgebra-Number Sense, Geometry
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Elementary Algebra Foundations
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Principles of Statistics
Principles of Statistics
Principles of Statistics
Precalculus
Precalculus
Calculus I
Calculus II
Medical Assisting
Instructor
Credits Day/s
Zendan, Michael
Alexander, Louis
Williams, Clemen
Duncan, Patton E
Watson, Thomas H
STAFF
Bocharova, Natal
Carmona, Leonel
Lawal, Adekunle
Pascone, Maryann
Carmona, Leonel
Konjusha, Bujar
Duncan, Patton E
Gjonbalaj, Shqip
Zendan, Michael
Freeman, Andre’
Zeqiraj, Arben D
Watson, Thomas H
Konjusha, Fekrij
Collins, Marian
Konjusha, Bujar
Gjonbalaj, Shqip
STAFF
Cheser, Elena A.
Marino, Lynn S.
Herron, Kathleen
Herron, Kathleen
Wursthorn, Peter
Lawal, Adekunle
Londo, Androkli
Jascot, John A.
Collins, Marian
Freeman, Andre’
Lawes, Lenford
Sogunro, Sheri
Konjusha, Fekrij
Jascot, John A.
STAFF
Wursthorn, Peter
Londo, Androkli
Carmona, Leonel
Wursthorn, Peter
Carmona, Leonel
Freeman, Andre’
STAFF
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
M, W
T, Th
W
M, W
Sat
Sun
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
T, Th
M, W
M, W
M, W
Sat
T, Th
M, W
M, W
F
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
Sun
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
Sat
M, W
M, W
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
Sun
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W, F
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T
Th
T
Th
‡ 3192 MED 114
Administrative Medical Office Assisting
Perreira, Susan
4
‡ 7060 MED 114
Administrative Medical Office Assisting
Perreira, Susan
4
‡ = Spring only offering
22
Time
Start
Time
End
7:00P
7:00P
4:00P
1:00P
9:00A
12:00P
5:30P
1:00P
11:30A
5:30P
10:00A
7:00P
10:00A
1:00P
9:00A
1:00P
11:30A
5:30P
5:30P
7:00P
8:30A
7:00P
12:00P
8:30A
10:00A
10:00A
1:00P
11:30A
7:00P
12:00P
8:30A
5:30P
1:00P
7:00P
8:30A
2:30P
11:30A
12:00P
10:00A
5:30P
3:30P
11:30A
5:30P
10:00A
10:00A
8:15P
8:15P
6:20P
2:15P
11:30A
2:30P
6:45P
2:15P
12:45P
6:45P
11:15A
8:15P
11:15A
2:15P
11:30A
2:15P
12:45P
6:45P
8:00P
8:15P
9:45A
8:15P
2:30P
9:45A
11:15A
11:15A
2:15P
12:45P
8:15P
2:30P
9:45A
6:45P
2:15P
8:15P
9:45A
3:45P
12:45P
2:30P
11:15A
6:45P
4:45P
12:50P
7:10P
11:40A
11:40A
11:30A 1:30P
11:30A 12:50P
5:30P 7:30P
5:30P 6:50P
Studio/
Lab Fee
3191 MED
7059 MED
3190 MED
7063 MED
7061 MED
‡ 6688 MED
‡ 7062 MED
3194 MED
131
131
141
141
219
250
250
280
Clinical Medical Assisting
Clinical Medical Assisting
Lab Principles for Medical Assisting
Lab Principles for Medical Assisting
Computerized Medical Practice
Principles of Pharmacology
Principles of Pharmacology
Medical Assisting Externship
Gauthier, Jill B
STAFF
Perreira, Susan
Petillo, June M.
Petillo, June M.
Johnson, Rosemary
Simpson, Angela
Perreira, Susan
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
F
F
M
W
M
M, W
M
Th
5:30P 8:00P
9:00A 11:30A
11:30A 2:10P
5:30P 7:50P
5:30P 8:10P
9:00A 10:15A
5:30P 8:10P
1:30P 4:00P
101
101
101
101
101
103
115
115
150
151
Music History & Appreciation
Music History & Appreciation
Music History & Appreciation
Music History & Appreciation
Music History & Appreciation
History of American Music
Music Theory I
Music Theory I
Classical Piano I
Classical Piano II
Hummel, Joshua R
Hummel, Joshua R
Marchevsky, Thomas
STAFF
Hernandez, Arthur
STAFF
Hernandez, Arthur
Marchevsky, Thomas
Hernandez, Arthur
Hernandez, Arthur
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
W
Sat
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
W
M, W
M, W
10:00A
11:30A
7:00P
11:30A
11:30A
1:00P
10:00A
5:30P
10:00A
11:30A
Family Health Nursing
Pharmacology for Families
Across the Life Span
Family Health Nursing
Cerone, Lori S.
Cerone, Lori S.
8
1
MF
M
9:00A 10:50A
11:00A 11:50A
Bunting, Dawn R.
9
M, F
T, W, Th
12:00 1:50P
7:00A 11:00P
Introduction to Philosophy
Introduction to Philosophy
Ethics
Ethics
Bogle-Assegai, Femi
Bogle-Assegai, Femi
Bogle-Assegai, Femi
Bogle-Assegai, Femi
3
3
3
3
M, W
T, Th
M, W
Th
11:30A 12:45P
1:00P 2:15P
10:00A 11:15A
5:30P 8:00P
2:30P 4:30P
2:30P 3:40P
12:30P 2:00P
8:30A 11:30A
8:30A 11:30A
1:40P 3:10P
2:50P 4:20P
11:40A 1:10P
1:40P 2:40P
Music
3467
3468
3469
4848
6666
6668
7143
7145
7144
7146
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
Nursing
7084 NUR 102
7085 NUR 103
5843 NSG 210
Philosophy
4369
6132
6117
6669
PHL
PHL
PHL
PHL
101
101
111
111
Instructor
Physical Therapist Assistant
Credits Day/s
Time
End
No.
‡
‡
‡
‡
Course Title
Time
Start
CRN Subj
11:15A
12:45P
9:20P
2:00P
12:45P
2:15P
11:15A
6:45P
11:21A
12:45P
4912 PTA
120
Introduction to Physical Therapist Assistant Lacouture, Cynthia
3
4913 PTA
4920 PTA
6007 PTA
125
125
250
Physical Therapy for Function
Physical Therapy for Function-Lab
Therapeutic Exercise
Lacouture, Cynthia
Lacouture, Cynthia
Lacouture, Cynthia
4
0
5
6009 PTA
6010 PTA
253
258
Pathophysiology for Rehabilitation
PT Assistant in the Health Care Arena
STAFF
STAFF
3
2
W
F
WF
F
T, Th
Th
T
T
T
121
121
122
122
General Physics I
General Physics I-Lab
General Physics II
General Physics II-Lab
Duncan, Patton E
Duncan, Patton E
Duncan, Patton E
Duncan, Patton E
4
0
4
0
T
Th
T
Th
10:00A 12:30P
10:00A 12:30P
1:00P 3:30P
1:00P 3:30P
Introduction To International Relations
American Government
Darling, Alan R.
Maxfield, Derek
3
3
T, Th
M, W
10:00A 11:15A
10:00A 11:15A
Physics
4732
4918
7179
7180
PHY
PHY
PHY
PHY
Political Science
7083 POL 103
4702 POL 111
‡ = Spring only offering
23
Studio/
Lab Fee
$66
5287
6714
6715
6070
111
111
112
293
American Government
American Government
State & Local Government
Connecticut Legislative Internship
Jakubowski, Jason
Maxfield, Derek
Phillips, Candy
Forrest, Matthew
3
3
3
6
Sat
ONLINE
T, Th
8:30A 11:00A
5:30P
TBA
6:45P
TBA
105
105
105
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
111
201
201
201
201
201
204
204
245
245
245
247
253
253
Group Dynamics
Group Dynamics
Group Dynamics
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
Life Span Development
Life Span Development
Life Span Development
Life Span Development
Life Span Development
Child & Adolescent Development
Child & Adolescent Development
Abnormal Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Industrial & Organizational Psychology
Multicultural Issues in Psychology
Multicultural Issues in Psychology
Rubenzahl, Stephen
Vendetti-Koski, Susan
Barrett, Laurel
Fagbemi, Stephen
Domenitz, Linda
Vendetti-Koski, Susan
Amaral, Richard
Smith, Foye A.
Martinez, Lilliam
Burinskas, Paul
Martinez, Lilliam
Martinez, Lilliam
Walker-Babatunji, Cynthia
Groce Jr., Charles
Fagbemi, Stephen
Fagbemi, Stephen
Stillson, Richard
Martinez, Lilliam
Leone, Kavita
Vendetti-Koski, Susan
Lombardo, Kathy
STAFF
Tolisano Jr, Peter
Martinez, Lilliam
STAFF
Groce Jr., Charles
Villegas, Diana
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
M, W
T, Th
ONLINE
M, W
M, W
M, W
M
Sat
Th
ONLINE
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
Th
ONLINE
ONLINE
M, W
M, W
M, W
Sat
ONLINE
ONLINE
T, Th
W
5:30P
1:00P
1:00P
5:30P
6:45P
2:15P
2:15P
6:45P
Radiography Seminar II
Radiography Clinical II
Radiography Seminar V
Radiobiology and Protection
Radiography Clinical V
Creech, Paul G.
Dillon, Karen
Creech, Paul G.
Creech, Paul G.
Dillon, Karen
4
2
4
3
3
W, F
T, Th
T, Th
M
M, W, F
Psychology
4703
6011
7186
3306
6716
3308
4734
7074
3311
6717
3313
3315
4924
4590
6718
6720
6722
6723
6724
3319
3324
5635
6014
7076
7075
5289
6726
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
Radiography
4396
4398
4399
6015
4400
RAD
RAD
RAD
RAD
RAD
102
191
202
222
289
Instructor
Sociology
Credits Day/s
Time
End
No.
POL
POL
POL
POL
Course Title
Time
Start
CRN Subj
8:30A 9:45A
11:30A 12:45P
7:00P 8:15P
7:00P 9:40P
8:30A 11:00A
7:00P 9:30P
11:30A 12:45P
10:00A 11:15A
1:00P 2:15P
11:30A 12:45P
5:30P 8:00P
11:30A 12:45P
8:30A 9:45A
10:00A 11:15A
8:30A 11:00A
8:30A
7:00P
9:45A
9:20P
8:45A 11:15A
8:00A 3:00P
8:45A 11:15A
8:45A 11:15A
8:00A 3:00P
3337 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
White, Michelle
3
F
10:00A 12:30P
3339 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology - HYBRID
Ricardo, Josiah
3
M
11:30A 12:45P
This class will meet on-campus 1 day per week and the second half of this 3-credit course will be ONLINE using Blackboard Vista
7065 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
Ricardo, Josiah
3 ONLINE
6727 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
Quinones-Rodriguez, Graciela 3
M
7:00P 9:40P
3345 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
French, Sharman
3 ONLINE
3347 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
Limeres, Jorge L
3
T, Th
8:30A 9:45A
3348 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
Ulloa, Conrado
3
T, Th
5:30P 6:45P
7066 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
White, Michelle
3
T, Th
8:30A 9:45A
7067 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
Diaz, Samuel
3
Sat
11:30A 2:00P
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Studio/
Lab Fee
CRN Subj
No.
Course Title
Instructor
Credits Day/s
Time
Start
4584 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
White, Michelle
3
T, Th
10:00A
5291 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
Fisher, Rubin I.
3
T, Th
7:00P
6018 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
Norman, John C.
3
W
7:00P
7160 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology - HYBRID
Ricardo, Josiah
3
W
11:30A
This class will meet on-campus 1 day per week and the second half of this 3-credit course will be ONLINE using Blackboard Vista
4709 SOC 117 Minorities in the U.S.
Williams, Roxann
3
T
7:00P
6019 SOC 117 Minorities in the U.S.
Brown, Karen R.
3
Sat
8:30A
6020 SOC 123 Community Organization
White, Michelle
3
T, Th
11:30A
6833 SOC 123 Community Organization
Lewis, Cornell
3
Sat
11:30A
3354 SOC 201 Contemporary Social Issues
French, Sharman
3
W
7:00P
4975 SOC 210 Sociology of the Family
Carrasquillo, Helena
3
M, W
11:30A
7114 SOC 210 Sociology of the Family
Villegas, Diana
3
M
7:00P
7069 SOC 216 Health & Aging
Leach, Joan A.
3
M
5:00P
7070 SOC 217 Introduction to Gerontology
Leach, Joan A.
3
T, Th
5:30P
6730 SOC 235 Introduction to Social Welfare
STAFF
3
M
7:00P
Spanish
3472
3473
3474
3475
3476
3477
7147
4693
3479
3480
7148
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
102
102
102
Elementary Spanish I
Elementary Spanish I
Elementary Spanish I
Elementary Spanish I
Elementary Spanish I
Elementary Spanish I
Elementary Spanish I
Elementary Spanish I
Elementary Spanish II
Elementary Spanish II
Elementary Spanish II
Juarbe, Ivette
Goshdigian, Alicia
Romano, Orazio S
Romano, Orazio S
Goshdigian, Alicia
Goshdigian, Alicia
Goshdigian, Alicia
Perez-Silva, Glaisma
Goshdigian, Alicia
Juarbe, Ivette
STAFF
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
T, Th
F
Sat
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
M, W
M, W
10:00A
11:30A
5:30P
8:30A
4:00P
10:00A
8:30A
5:30P
5:30P
11:30A
11:30A
Time
End
Studio/
Lab Fee
11:15A
8:15P
9:20P
12:45P
9:30P
11:00A
12:45P
2:00P
9:20P
12:45P
9:40P
7:40P
6:45P
9:40P
11:15A
12:45P
8:00P
11:00A
5:15P
11:15A
9:45A
6:45P
6:45P
12:45P
12:45P
This publication was sent to press on November 17, 2008 and subsequent changes and additions to courses may have
been made. Visit www.ccc.commnet.edu and click on Search for Courses to get the most recent course information.
NOTE: Courses may require prerequisites — at www.ccc.commnet.edu., under the Main Menu on the left side,
go to Academic Programs and select Course Descriptions from the pop-out menu.
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New Training Opportunity!
If you are currently receiving food stamps,
you may be eligible to receive a full
scholarship for one of the following workforce
training programs leading to a new career:
• Certified Nurse Aide
(CNA)
• Patient Care
Technician (PCT)
• Customer Service
• Hospitality
Management
• Manufacturing Basics
• Medical Coding and
Billing
• Small Business
Management
• Work Readiness &
Career Development
• English as a Second
Language for the
Workplace
Call (860) 906-5131 for more information.
25
— Online Learning —
All Online Learning courses, and many on-campus courses, use Blackboard Vista, a powerful internet classroom management
platform. Blackboard Vista provides a rich, multimedia experience by combining text, graphics, computer documents, and audio/
video in an easy-to-learn web-based environment. Faculty and students use Blackboard Vista’s communication and learning tools,
such as course e-mail, discussion boards, chat rooms, electronic testing, and gradebook functions.
Login to myCommNet
Follow the instructions below to access Blackboard Vista using
the new myCommNet portal.
• Go to http://www.ccc.commnet.edu
• Click on the myCommNet button
(or go directly to: http://my.commnet.edu)
• Enter your NetID (12345678@student.commnet.edu) & Password
(same ID & Password used to log on to college computers)
• Click Login
• Click on the Blackboard Vista Icon, a new browser window will open.
Pop-ups must be enabled for my.commnet.edu and vista.ctdlc.org
(Note: Some courses do not use Blackboard Vista)
• Click on the title of the course you wish to enter
• Click on My Blackboard to view your course list and/or to select
another course to enter.
• Use the log out buttons for Blackboard Vista and the
myCommNet portal.
Computer Specifications
WINDOWS Operating System—Windows XP, or Windows Vista
Browsers:
Internet Explorer 6 SP2 (with Windows XP)
Internet Explorer 7 (with Windows XP, Vista)
Firefox 2.0 (with Windows 2000, XP, Vista)
Online Learning Support
Academic Support
• Counseling Services, (860) 906-5040
Technical Support
• Academic Media Technology, (860) 906-5030, Room 1031,
ca-media@ccc.commnet.edu
• Connecticut Distance Learning Consortium, (860) 8323887, toll-free 1-866-462-8352, support@ctdlc.org
MACINTOSH Operating System—Mac OS 10.3.x, OS 10.4.x, OS 10.5.x
Browsers:
Firefox 2.0 (with OS 10.3.x, 10.4.x, 10.5.x)
Safari 2 (with OS 10.3.x & 10.4.x)
Safari 3 (with OS 10.4.x & 10.5 )
NOTE: Some courses require Windows-only software
Linux Operating System is NOT supported by Blackboard Vista
Hardware and System Settings (Windows/Mac)
Other Computer Software
• 10 GB free hard drive space, 256 MB RAM
• Microsoft Office (2000 or newer)
• 1024x768 recommended
• *Adobe Reader 7.0
• CD-ROM drive
• *RealOne Player
• Sound card and speakers or headphones
*free download available.
(maybe microphone)
• DSL or cable modem
• Printer
• Networking Port 2304 must be open for Chat/Whiteboard
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For the latest course information,
illustrated tutorials, directions for
logging into myCommNet and a
complete list of contact information, visit
the College’s Online Learning web site at
www.ccc.commnet.edu/dl.
— Online Courses Spring 2009 —
CRN
7136
5248
6780
5246
3603
3185
3085
6851
3127
3067
‡ 7123
‡ 3131
7073
6752
7115
7178
Dept
ART*
BFN*
BBG*
BBG
BIO
No.
100
107
210
231
260
Course Title
Art Appreciation
Managerial Finance
Business Communication
Business Law I
Genetics
Instructor
Valentin, Pedro
Erik-Soussi, Sharif
Sochacki, Julie
Misenti, Nichola
Rakoczy, John C.
BMK
CSA
CSA
CSA
CSC
CST
CST
ECN
EMR
EMR
EMS
201
105
105
163
101
125
171
101
102
103
101
Principles of Marketing
Introduction to Software Applications
Introduction to Software Applications
The Internet
Introduction to Computers
Help Desk Concepts
LAN System Management
Principles of Macroeconomics
Integrated Emergency Management
Selected Topics in EMR
Emergency Medical Services Ed I
Thornton, Mary Jean
Pryor, Beth A.
Pryor, Beth A.
Kreisberg, Bruce
Ligon, Michael E
Moses, Jay
Ferraro, Roger
STAFF
Austin, William
Austin, William
DeVito, Theresa
You must come on-campus for exams, or arrange to have your exam proctored locally. Please email the
instructor John Rakoczy, at jrakoczy@ccc.commnet.edu, for details.
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
There is an on-campus requirement for this course. Please contact Terry DeVito, 860-906-5153, for details.
7176
7177
7140
7141
3445
6837
4691
6930
6166
3271
5296
6165
6714
6716
3315
6723
6724
7076
7075
7065
3345
EMS
EMS
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
GEO
HIS
HIS
HIS
POL
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
SOC
SOC
102
103
101
101
102
102
253
281
102
102
202
217
111
111
111
201
201
245
247
101
101
Emergency Medical Services Ed II
Emergency Medical Services Ed III
Composition
Composition
Literature & Composition
Literature & Composition
Hispanic-American Literature
Creative Writing
Introduction to Human Geography
Western Civilization II
U.S. History II
African-American History
American Government
General Psychology I
General Psychology I
Life Span Development
Life Span Development
Abnormal Psychology
Industrial & Organizational Psychology
Principles of Sociology
Principles of Sociology
HYBRID COURSES (A combination of on-campus and ONLINE)
CRN Subj No.
Course Title
Brown, Brian M.
Brown, Brian M.
Carter, Connie R
STAFF
Christie, John S
Christie, John S
Christie, John S
DiMaggio, Kenneth
Wheeler, Aaron K
Ratliff, Thomas
Lawson, Marcus G
Lawson, Marcus G
Maxfield, Derek
Domenitz, Linda
Martinez, Lilliam
Martinez, Lilliam
Leone, Kavita
Martinez, Lilliam
STAFF
Ricardo, Josiah
French, Sharman
Instructor
Credits Day/s
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Time
Start
Time
End
These classes will meet on-campus 1 day per week and the second half of this 3-credit course will be ONLINE using Blackboard Vista
7127 CST 250 Web Design II-HYBRID
Ligon, Michael E
3
W
4:00P 5:15P
3339 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology - HYBRID
Ricardo, Josiah
3
M
11:30A 12:45P
7160 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology - HYBRID
Ricardo, Josiah
3
W
11:30A 12:45P
‡ = Spring only offering
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— Learning Communities Spring 2009 —
New Student? Get off to a powerful start! For a boost toward rapid completion of your non-credit course
requirements, join a Learning Community. A Learning Community links two or three courses and offers
students the opportunity to learn in an interactive, interdisciplinary environment. Tutoring support,
referred to as Power Hours, is an integral component of the Learning Communities model.
This fall, each Learning Community covers two sides of the coin: Reading and Writing. Moving between
the positions of reader and writer, students will explore written texts and then write to reflect on what
they read, and read to inform what they write.
CRN Dept
No.
Course Title
Instructor
Credit
Day/s
Start Time
End Time
ENGLISH LEARNING COMMUNITIES: DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES
DAYTIME
4935
3392
3397
5305
3399
6653
5303
6654
7138
7139
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
003
013
003
013
003
013
003
013
003
013
(LC-1) Foundations of Reading
(LC-1) Writing Foundations
(LC-2) Foundations of Reading
(LC-2) Writing Foundations
(LC-4) Foundations of Reading
(LC-4) Writing Foundations
(LC-5) Foundations of Reading
(LC-5) Writing Foundations
(LC-7) Foundations of Reading
(LC-7) Writing Foundations
Farbman, Evelyn
Marchessault, Kate
Jebian, Wayne L.
Dickerson Jr, Joseph
STAFF
Durham, Christine
Juliano, Robert
Durham, Christine
Lamkins, Kevin L
Durham, Christine
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
8:30A
10:00A
10:00A
11:30A
11:30A
10:00A
11:30A
10:00A
10:00A
11:30A
9:45A
11:15A
11:15A
12:45P
12:45P
11:15A
12:45P
11:15A
11:15A
12:45P
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
003
013
003
013
(LC-3) Foundations of Reading
(LC-3) Writing Foundations
(LC-6) Foundations of Reading
(LC-6) Writing Foundations
Lamkins, Kevin L
Reliford, Renee
STAFF
STAFF
3
3
3
3
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
5:30P
7:00P
5:30P
4:00P
6:45P
8:15P
6:45P
5:15P
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
043
073
043
073
043
073
043
073
043
073
(LC-8) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-8) Academic Reading
(LC-9) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-9) Academic Reading
(LC-12) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-12) Academic Reading
(LC-13) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-13) Academic Reading
(LC-14) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-14) Academic Reading
Kline, Judith
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Lamkins, Kevin L
Durham, Christine
STAFF
STAFF
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
T, Th
M, W
M, W
M, W
M, W
1:00P
2:30P
10:00A
11:30A
11:30A
10:00A
10:00A
11:30A
8:30A
10:00A
2:15P
3:45P
11:15A
12:45P
12:45P
11:15A
11:15A
12:45P
9:45A
11:15A
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
043
073
043
073
(LC-10) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-10) Academic Reading
(LC-11) Writing: Paragraph to Essay
(LC-11) Academic Reading
Lamkins, Kevin L
Hughes, Charles
STAFF
Monroe, David A.
3
3
3
3
M, W
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
4:00P
5:30P
7:00P
5:30P
5:15P
6:45P
8:15P
6:45P
EVENING
4936
3394
6302
6199
DAYTIME
3404
6846
3407
6105
5307
6101
5308
6104
6900
6102
EVENING
3410
6103
3413
6106
28
— Learning Communities, continued —
CRN Dept
No.
Course Title
Instructor
Credit
Day/s
Start Time
End Time
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND-LANGUAGE LEARNING COMMUNITIES: ADVENTURES IN REPORTING
DAYTIME
3496 ESL
3497 ESL
3498 ESL
185
157A
153A
Modes of Communication
Oral Communication-Low Advanced
Writing & Reading-Low Advanced
Kriksciun, Jennifer
Farbman, Evelyn
Farbman, Evelyn
1
3
3
F
T, Th
T, Th
10:00A
10:00A
11:30A
12:30P
11:15A
12:45P
185
157A
153A
185
157A
153A
Modes of Communication
Oral Communication-Low Advanced
Writing & Reading-Low Advanced
Modes of Communication
Oral Communication-Low Advanced
Writing & Reading-Low Advanced
Kriksciun, Jennifer
STAFF
STAFF
Kriksciun, Jennifer
Schackner, Catherine
Schackner, Catherine
1
3
3
1
3
3
Th
M, W
M, W
W
T, Th
T, Th
5:30P
5:30P
7:00P
5:30P
5:30P
7:00P
8:00P
6:45P
8:15P
8:15P
6:45P
8:15P
EVENING
5312
5311
5310
6904
6902
6903
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ESL
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND-LANGUAGE LEARNING COMMUNITIES: ISSUES AND OPTIONS
DAYTIME
7183 ENG
7184 ENG
003
013
ESL: Foundations of Reading
ESL: Writing Foundations
Schackner, Catherine
STAFF
3
3
M, W
M, W
11:30A
10:00A
12:45P
11:15A
003
013
ESL: Foundations of Reading
ESL: Writing Foundations
STAFF
Muro, Claudia F.
3
3
T, Th
T, Th
5:30P
7:00P
6:45P
8:15P
EVENING
7181 ENG
7182 ENG
29
Do You Know Where Students, Alumni, Employers
and Jobs/Internships Connect at Capital?
Students, alumni and employers alike are making
growing use of Capital Community College’s online
job board, College Central Network, commonly
referred to as CCN.
Students and alumni: Available 24/7, all that is
required is registering online and uploading your
resume. After that you have access to jobs not only
locally, but all over the country and the world! And
once the Career Development and Resource Center
has reviewed your cover letter and resume, you can
directly submit them to a job posting!
For area employers seeking local workers CCN
provides the ability to post job and internship
openings, pull up student resumes that match
the desired criteria and contact the potential
employee directly.
To access CCN type
www.collegecentralnetwork.com/Capital into
your internet browser, or go to Capital’s website
www.ccc.commnet.edu, click on College
Departments under the Main Menu on the
left>Student Services>Career Development and
scroll down to College Central Network.
Capital’s job developer can help students,
alumni and area employers get started
creating a CCN profile, as well as answering
any questions about the process. She can
also assist students with crafting their
resumes.
Call Karen at (860) 906-5107, e-mail her at
kschlossberg@ccc.commnet.edu or
stop by the 2nd floor Career Center
in Room 209!
Let Capital Community College’s online job
board, College Central Network (CCN) be
the answer to your employment needs.
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— The Black & Latino Male —
Resource Center
We’ll Help You Navigate the Challenges of College!
Please contact us about anything on your mind.
We are committed to your success at Capital —
and wherever you go from here!
Stop by Room 424 C on the
4th Floor and visit with us:
Mondays & Wednesdays:
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays:
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Phone: (860) 906-5152
E-mail: csoler@ccc.commnet.edu
— Lunchtime Lectures —
Free and Open to the College and the entire Greater Hartford Community!
Every Tuesday at noon in the 2nd floor
Markiewicz Community Room
Feel free to bring your lunch; light snacks
served. Check out www.ccc.commnet.edu and
in-house TV screens for up-to-the-minute topics
scheduled.
Past subjects have included politics, history,
literature, poetry, yoga, treasure hunting, quantum
physics, and appearances by prominent authors,
historians and politicians.
If you have an idea for a presentation, please
contact Derek Maxfield at (860) 906-5047 or email
dmaxfield@ccc.commnet.edu
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— Attention All Capital Community —
College Veterans!
You are cordially invited to make use of our new Veterans
Drop-In Center in Room 712 on the 7th Floor of the College.
The Veterans Drop-In Center is a gathering place for
veterans to meet each other and receive peer support while
attending Capital, as well as to gather information about VA
programs and benefits at the College.
For up-to-the-minute Spring semester hours,
please call Margaret Abraham at (860) 906-5044
or check the College website and in-house plasma screens
— New Course in Video Game Design —
Attention future video game designers: Professor Winchester Brown
will be teaching C++ Game Programming next semester. A three-credit
course, it’s official name is Game Development with C++ aka CSC 247.
This will be a project-based, hands-on class using the Allegro game library
with the C++ programming language. Although no prior
programming experience is required, it would be a help
to those who take the course.
Pre-requisite is CSA 105 or CSC 101.
The course will introduce students to basic computer game
design and game components such as sprites, backgrounds,
2D graphics and tiling. Different types of games, including
multi-level and multi-player games will be explored. Students
will add sound to the games and the use of mathematics and
artificial intelligence in game design and development will be introduced.
For more information call Professor Brown at
(869) 906-5180 or e-mail wbrown@ccc.commnet.edu
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Your Bachelor’s Degree.
A
single mom with a full-time job can appreciate Eastern’s
schedule options and affordable payment plan. Eastern
worked for Holly — it will work for you, too.
Eastern is offering upper-level courses in the area of Human
Services at Capital. Courses meet Saturdays only for 7 weeks.
Other courses needed for the bachelor’s degree will
be available through EasternOnline or at Eastern’s
Vernon and Manchester sites.
To find out about this and other
degree options call Jeff Buskey
Holly Butler’07,
Bachelor of General
Studies Degree
at (860) 465-5101 or
e-mail him at
buskeyj@easternct.edu
www.easternct.edu/ce/cc
— New Course on Immigration: IDS 250 —
Required for Liberal Arts & Sciences Majors!
Spring 2009 — Tues./Thurs. 10:00 -11:15 am
What is IDS 250?
The Liberal Arts and Sciences Capstone Course is a
multidisciplinary study of a topic designed to broaden
students’ perspectives and to provide an opportunity
to integrate knowledge gained in other courses. This
Spring 2009 course is on the topic of immigration.
What will you learn?
You will strengthen your global awareness
and gain a new perspective on immigration
and what it means to our nation and its
future. You will also improve your critical
thinking and communication skills.
Who should take IDS 250?
• IDS 250 is a requirement for students
who declared Liberal Arts and
Sciences as their major after July 2007.
• Liberal Arts and Sciences majors with
at least 30 credits completed.
• Those who became Liberal Arts and
Sciences students before August
2007 can use IDS 250 to fulfill their
Advanced Composition requirement
or as an elective.
IDS 250 is excellent preparation for further studies!
QUESTIONS?
Contact Jeff Partridge at jpartridge@ccc.commnet.edu,
or call 906-5191, or talk to a counselor in
the counseling office on the 2nd floor.
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— Sports @ Capital! —
Sports options continue
to grow at the College.
For information on Basketball
and Indoor Track
Call 906-5000 x 6435
or e-mail
snaraine@ccc.commnet.edu
If you are interested in playing
Indoor Soccer
this semester please
e-mail Marcos at
joeldemente507@hotmail.com
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— Want to advance in your job? —
Thinking about starting your own business?
Capital’s Entrepreneurship program can get you there!
Earn an associate’s degree in Management with
an Entrepreneurship Option (65 credits) designed
to provide you with the knowledge and skills for
entry-level management positions, advancement in
your current position or starting a small business.
Obtain an Entrepreneurship Certificate (28 credits)
to learn how to be successful with your own
business, or take the entrepreneurship courses to
help you with current issues in your field.
For more information, call (860) 906-5174
or register with Margaret Abraham
in Counseling on the 2nd floor
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Attention Rising High School Seniors
Be a part of
The Capital MetLife Academy of Success
a one-year college preparatory program designed to help you
transition to college, earn free college credits and more!
Call Helena Carrasquillo for details (860) 906-5080
It’s Sunday night and your
librarian wonders if
you’re ever going to call.
Join the 30,000+ people all over the country and the world
who visit Capital’s Grammar Guide every day!
Go to www.ccc.commnet.edu and look for the link to the
Guide to
Grammar and Writing
InfoAnytime is a real-time, web-based
reference service that features live librarians
who can help you find the
information you need...any time.
on the lower left side of the screen.
To access a librarian online, visit
www.ccc.commnet.edu
and click or
on www.infoanytime.org.
infoanytime under student resources
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
on the left hand side at the botttom.
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We’ll Help You Get There!
With numerous transfer opportunities, we make it easy for you
to continue your education. Students at Capital Community
College who plan to earn four-year degrees radically reduce their
expenses by first completing their associate’s degree here. Please
contact us to find out more. We will be happy to help you!
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in Liberal Arts
(GA Program)
➤ Saint Joseph College
Marsha Ball-Davis,
Capital’s Director of Admissions
(860) 906-5127
mball-davis@ccc.commnet.edu
or
Emma Colon,
Capital Counselor
(860) 906-5204
ecolon@ccc.commnet.edu
Saint Joseph College
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