We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Inaugural CAS Student Research Symposium. This will be a unique and exciting opportunity for our students in their final year of study to share their research, scholarship, and creative activities with …
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ML/IDS/AN 215. Introduction to Language Studies.3 Credits. (Please note that this class does not fulfill the 200-level science requirement for the major, as it is predominantly a social science class.)
Human language involves much more than vocabulary and grammar. …
There is a new and exciting class CAS will be offering this upcoming semester, join us in PHY105, to explore the science behind sound, instruments, and voice work.
Class – MWF, 2pm
Lab – Thursday, 12-2pm
For any questions …
Hands of Hope House Parents provide direct childcare and supervision to children in placement in the Casa de Esperanza Neighborhood. These passionate individuals have a desire to help abused, neglected and HIV positive children by making a 12-month commitment to …
Consider taking American Sign Language 101 and 102 this summer or this Fall!
These UC Breadth Electives are online and can be taken consecutively in the same semester. You will widen your perspectives in many new and exciting ways!
ASL …
We are delighted to be offering Spanish for Healthcare with travel to Chile in July 2023 (see attached flyer below). This course will be asynchronous and online except for the travel component.
This course is designed to introduce the …
Want to make a difference in the lives of young children?
House Parents in our program gain valuable experience that is relevant to their future career goals while simultaneously making a meaningful difference in the lives of a vulnerable group …
Erika Danella `18 arrived at Quinnipiac intent on studying health sciences and pursuing medical school in the future. Then, a single biology course opened up a new world of possibilities she had never considered, including Quinnipiac’s pre-dental concentration.
I came into Quinnipiac as Undecided and started taking a variety of classes. Once I came across Sociology, I immediately became hooked. The unique course topics and internship opportunities fit my needs and interests perfectly. I had the ability to intern …
