Freshman Seminars
The topics can range from Socrates to spirituality, from nanotechnology to the search for life in the universe. Small, intensive and highly personalized, the freshman seminars expand the opportunities for you as a first-year student to engage intellectually with your peers and the faculty.
Within a specific course topic, each seminar teaches you to synthesize information, formulate arguments, write clearly, speak well and participate in discussion and debate. Class size is limited, to encourage interaction among students and between students and faculty.
The freshman seminars are designed to help you develop the critical skills of liberal arts education that freshmen need for success in college and beyond. The seminars also nurture the close student-faculty relationships that are a hallmark of the Connecticut College experience. View the 2009 Freshman Seminars listing on the online catalog
- View a list of more detailed descriptions of the 2009 Freshman Seminars (pdf)
- Freshmen should have selected their Freshman Seminar and one other course from this Fall 2009 Condensed Course Schedule (pdf) by June 9
- Here are online registration instructions for registering for a freshman seminar and one other course (concluded June 9)
- For Science Leaders, here are online registration instructions for registering for one course (concluded June 9)
Last Modified: Thursday, June 11, 2009 12:51