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Take-a-Break, the College of the Atlantic dining hall, is bustling with activity on a chilly winter day. #realfood #dininghall #mealtime #community #bestfood #campuslife #studentlife #collegeoftheatlantic #winterterm #coolschools #sustainablefood (at College of the Atlantic)
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Daily Project
My fist idea was to create one painting over the entirety of the term. This would allow me to spend more time on one single painting over the course of days rather then create one in one sitting, thus making six paintings in one week. But, when I started working on this project, I noticed that I'm horrible at waiting to finish a painting. I just want to keep going, and not waste the paint I just laid out. So, instead of making one painting over the course of the term, I will work on a painting until it is done and start on the next one. I don't know how many there will be by the end but there will be enough. Also, I will not use brushes. I'm going to practice using only palette knifes to create pieces, which will exclusively be images of nature. I hope this helps me develop the skill to take my time instead of rushing through a piece and not only that but as well as make my palette knife skills increase. I also will sketch and plan a painting before I make it because I normally don't do that, and when I research artists they advise to plan. This, in turn, will make me a better painter, at least I hope so. If not, I gained the skill to be patient when it comes to art.
Hello everybody. Last week at the same time we had nearly 20°C, the single trailers were dry and I came back from a mountain bike tour. Today it’s cold and it’s raining. Thursday is the first day of the winter term, on Friday I will have my first lessons. Therefore today in the morning I made a long to do list and now I’m searching for somebody ... Enjoy your week. #todo #todolist #somuchtodosolittletime #personalbranding #winterterm #university #lessons #virtualreality #coronasemester (hier: Deggendorf) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFsBPGOo0VK/?igshid=14v1bnrt299nh
Today my 20-year-old son Rocco heads to Singapore for a three week winter school term for @massmaritime. Super proud of him! #massmaritime #winterterm #mmawinterterm #singapore #capecodphotographer #pmwintergridchallenge #schoolabroad (at Boston Logan International Airport) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsf5IQBhXEa/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=7e8bjkr836ic
The Run-Down on Winter Term
This week marked our first week of winter term classes. If you’re wondering what taking a winter course entails, wonder no more! We’re here to answer the most asked questions about these three week courses.
What is winter term?
Winter term is the three week “semester” between fall and spring courses. Registration for this term begins the same time spring registration starts, and only a finite number of classes and sections are available. As all winter term classes are three weeks long, the courses are taught at a more accelerated pace. Winter classes start the first week of January and end the Friday before spring courses begin.
What is the advantage of taking winter term classes?
These classes offer both current and non-CVTC students the opportunity to complete a required course for their program if their spring and/or fall semester schedule is overloaded. It is also a way for students to partake in a pre-requisite course for the spring semester if applicable. Winter term is not a required term for students, but rather a way to get classes completed in the interim between fall and spring semesters.
Are winter term classes the same as summer classes?
Yes and no. They are similar in the sense that they are between two major semesters (spring and fall); however, summer is an eight week term. There are also a number of programs at CVTC that actually start in the summer term, whereas no programs begin during the winter term.
Can winter term classes be covered by financial aid?
Yes. Winter term is bundled with spring term financial aid. In other words, if you are getting sufficient financial aid funds to cover both your spring semester and your winter term classes, the classes should be covered fully by your financial aid. Keep in mind that taking winter courses does not expedite the refund disbursement process, and students in winter courses will still not see a refund from their financial aid until the first weeks of spring semester.
Can I still register for a winter term course?
Unfortunately, no. Students (both CVTC, and non-CVTC students) are able to register for winter term classes up until the week they begin. As these classes are accelerated, one week’s absence would result in too much missed information to successfully complete the course.
How can I find out if winter term courses would be beneficial to me in the future?
If you are a current CVTC student, meeting with your advisor is the best way to get answers regarding your enrollment and registration. Your advisor would be able to assist you with seeing which winter courses are available and which are applicable to where you currently are in your program.
So there you have it! A run-down of what the winter term is and why CVTC offers it. Bummed that you missed registration for winter term? No worries! Registration for our summer term classes open up halfway through the spring semester. If you have questions about winter class, or want more information on registration in general, please give us a call at 715-833-6200.
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Sheep looking copacetic in the snow at COA Rockefeller Farms. #collegefarm #smallfarm #organic #sustainable #sheep #farmanimals #wool #snow #winter #farming #sustainableagriculture #animalhusbandry #collegeoftheatlantic #winterterm #collegelife #maine (at Peggy Rockefeller Farms)
COA gettin' our groove on at the 2018 Aurora Ballealis winter dance party. #danceparty #collegelife #studentlife #campuslife #collegeoftheatlantic #winterterm #dancing #livemusic #partytime #party #chocolate #fondue #photocred: @junesooshin '21 (at College of the Atlantic)
