Course Offerings: Check out the current "packages" of course offerings, and see why it makes sense to take the courses together instead of separately.

Faculty: Find out more about the program's faculty (Terry Fencl, Lesley Miller, Allen Salzman, Dick Steele and John Wager), or leave them email messages.

Fall Speech/Psychology/Philosophy Syllabus: Requirements, assignments, and schedule for the M-W-F 3-course package of SPE101, PSY100 and PHL101.

Fall History/Rhetoric Syllabus: Requirements, assignments, and schedule for the 2-course package of HIS151 and RHT101.

On-Line Interdisciplinary Studies Courses.  Take one at a time, or more than one--They are all "connected" with interdisciplinary material.  We offer courses in Sociology, Social Psychology, Introduction to Philosophy,   Ethics, Principles of Effective Speech, and Introduction to Theater. (Click on course title for preview of the course.)

Spring Theater/Sociology/Ethics Syllabus: Requirements, assignments, and schedule for the M-W-F 3-course package of SPE130, SOC100, and PHL103.

Spring Sociology Contract Unit: Project Options for Unit assignment.

Spring Child Psychology/Intro to Fiction Syllabus: Requirements, assignments, and schedule for the Tue-Thur. package of PSY100 and RHT101.

Readings: View or download electronic texts of assigned readings.

Resources A menu of other 'Web Sites' useful to Undergraduate Center students.

Audio-Visual Resources Some helpful Triton Library video, film, and computer resources.

Campus Events Calendar A monthly calendar of campus events.

WebBoard Discussions Student Lounge, Class Discussions for Theater and Ethics.

We also offer courses offering the chance for INTERNATIONAL STUDY for COLLEGE CREDIT at LOW COST, going to places like France, Spain, Greece, Germany, England and Italy. Click on the links below for details on some upcoming trips, and to be put on our mailing list for future trips.

All trips give college-level academic credit in the course 'HUM 296 (Special Topics).' One credit-hour of In-district tuition is already included in the price of the trip. A limited number of travel scholarships (usually for $200) are available for these trips.

PLANS UNDER WAY FOR 2001 TRIPS!

1. Spring Break Trips: Next Spring Break (March 10-18, 2001)  we are planning on a choice of two trips:
 

GREECE:   By all means leave an E-mail message for John Wager if you want to get an application or more information on the March 2001 Spring Break trip to Greece. Click here for tentative itinerary.

HAWAII:  If you are interested in the ultimate Spring Break trip, while learning a whole lot about Pacific island history, culture and colonialism, click on the sunset picture to reach the Hawaii page. You can leave an E-mail message for Allen Salzman to receive an application or more information about the March, 2001 Spring Break trip to Hawaii!!

(Keep in mind that although you have to be a Triton student to go on these trips, being enrolled in the included 1-hour HUM296 class makes you a Triton student for the duration of the trip. So if you are transfering to another school with the same spring break time, or if you are out of school entirely, you can still go.)

2. NEW FOR 2001!!!  Summer trip to AFRICA !!!!

We are also planning another trip for late May--early June 2001 (just after the end of Triton's school year). to Africa!  This will include time in Kenya and Tanzania. Details are available by clicking here, or leave an E-mail message for Allen Salzman, the tour leader, if you want to get more information.

ITALY AND FRANCE (Venice, Florence, Pisa, Nice and Paris)  Mar. 9 -- 18, 2000.

Italy and France were GREAT!  Everyone returned from the March 9-18 2000 Spring Break trip, even though there were threats from several students that they might accidentally lose their passports on the way to the airport.  The photos from the trip are now on line at http://24.131.173.159/trip.html  You can use them in any way you wish

CHINA including Beijing, the Great Wall, Xi'an, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, May -- June, 1999.
 

ITALY including VENICE, FLORENCE and ROME, Mar. 13-22 1998.
 

GERMANY  Austria and Switzerland, Mar. 21-30 1997.
 

Want more general information on THE  UNDERGRADUATE  CENTER? Read our on-line Brochure.