Psychology of the Handicapped On-line Course

Yvonne Singer · Joined: 05 Aug 2007 Posts: 3

Greetings Students,

Register for PSYCHOLOGY OF THE HANDICAPPED - 227 IN1. This brand-new
Internet course is being offered at Middlesex County College (Edison, New
Jersey) during the Spring II Session: February 18 - May 6, 2008.

Welcome to Psychology of the Handicapped. People, with developmental
disabilities, are just like you and me. Together, we will be covering an
assortment of topics such as pregnancy, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Intellectual
Disabilities, Epilepsy, Learning Disabilities, and so much more. Since this
3 credit course is completely online, you can attend any time during the day
or night. As long as you are an active learner, I will do my best to help
you succeed. Remember, I am only an e-mail away.

Professor Singer

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