Winter and Spring 2011 Course Offerings

*Subject to confirmation, approval, and change
Before you attend your first class check this site to confirm the room -- when there is a late change to accommodate the actual enrollment, this site is updated more quickly than the University website.
Registration guide for non-matriculated students
Contact the CCT office, cct@umb.edu for further information.

Students interested in the Science in a Changing World track note that the following courses offered this semester are recommended as:a core course--CrCrTh650; electives-PPol 753, WoSt597, CrCrTh616, 618, Engl 642-1; final research & writing courses-CrCrTh692 & 694. Contact sicw@umb.edu for further information.

Winter 2011

M-Fr; Classes start 3 Jan. and end 21 Jan.

6-8.30pm
Dialogue Processes (CANCELLED)
CrCrTh 616
Allyn Bradford
Class #1111

Spring 2011

Classes start Mon. 24 Jan. and end Weds. 11 May. Holidays Mon. 21 Feb., Mon-Fri. Mar. 13-20, Mon. Apr. 18.

Monday

4-6.30 pm
Synthesis of Theory and Practice Seminar
CrCrTh 694
Carol Smith
Room: McC-4-603
Class #4300

Tuesday

4-6.45 pm
Creative Thinking
CRCRTH 602
Nina Greenwald
Room W04-0122
Class #4285

5.15-7.45pm
Synthesis of Theory and Practice Seminar
CrCrTh 694
Peter Taylor
Room: W 2-157
Class #1234

5.15-6.15pm
Writing Support Workshop (non-credit; join by application to peter.taylor@umb.edu)
(meets in conjunction with first hour of synthesis group)

7-9.30pm
Foundations of Philosophical Thought
PHIL501
Arthur Millman
Room W-5-104
Class #9097

Thursday

4-6.30pm
Mathematical Thinking
CRCRTH 650
Fadia Harik
Room W01-0046
Class #4286

Saturday

Four Saturdays: March 12, April 2, April 30, May 7, 2011
8:30am-5:00pm
Creativity and Criticism in Literature and Art
CRCRTH 630 **Registration open through February 25
Nina Greenwald, David Martin, Elaine Sisler, John Hooker
Matriculated CCT students MUST get the permission of the Program co-ordinator to take this special off-campus course, which is designed for teachers interested in integrating the ARTS into academic curricula.
Off-campus location: Walnut Hill School for the Arts, Natick, MA
Class #11861

Other courses of potential interest

Time Weds 4-6.30pm
Epidemiological Thinking and Population Health
Public Policy/Nursing 753
Peter Taylor
Room W 2-157 and online
Class #9552 and #12675 (online)

Thursday, 3.30-6.30pm (Feb. 3 - May 5)
WoSt 597: Gender, Race, and the Complexities of Science and Technology: A Problem-based Learning approach
(By application through the Graduate Consortium in Women's Studies)
Peter Taylor, with Sally Haslanger (MIT)
Meets at MIT, room TBA
Class #11848

Varying days

Reflective Practice (1-3 credit course)
CrCrTh 688
Jeremy Szteiter
in conjunction with CCT Network (see this link for times and other details)
Room: W-4-148
Class #8507
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"CRCRTH 1000" = Program Fee, for students not taking any courses. (Sched #3094 or 3095. Contact program coordinator to "register" after end of add/drop period; ditto if WISER gives you problems registering.)

Independent study-by arrangement with instructor and Program Coordinator
CRCRTH 696
1 credit for synthesis completion-contact CCT coordinator for details.
3 credits

On-line courses

We want our M.A. students to be part of the face to face community, so matriculated students MUST get the permission of the Program co-ordinator to take on-line versions of courses that are also offered face-to-face.

Creative Thinking
CrCrTh 602
Delores Gallo and Luanne Witkowski
Class #9421

Dialogue Processes
CrCrTh 616
Olen Gunnlaugson
Class #9422

Creative Thinking, Collaboration and Organizational Change
CrCrTh 618
Allyn Bradford
Class #9423

Processes of Research and Engagement
CrCrTh 692
Jeremy Szteiter
Class #11700

Other courses

The following courses offered by the English Department may be of interest to CCT students:
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Last update 24 January '11