FALL 2012 Enrollment Deadline:  June 12 S/DG Enrollment Page Use this webpage to enroll for Omnilore courses (SDGs) for Fall 2012 by following these instructions.   Click Here to open a separate window with full descriptions of the Fall trimester's course offerings. Usage of this webpage for enrollment uses a web feature called "mailto" which means clicking on an email address on a webpage sends an email, or in thic case, clicking SUBMIT at the bottom generates an email in your email system and you then SEND that email to complete submission.  Your web browser must be connected to your email system for the mailto to work.  For most people, this connection is set correctly whether they realize it or not.  If you know you can click on email addresses on webpages and send messages, you can proceed to step 1 below – OR, test that feature now by clicking on the following mailto which sends a test message:  Test@Omnilore.org If mailto does not work for you, view instructions for connecting browsers to your email system by clicking READ MORE below.  (Or, use one of the other options for submitting your course selections to Johan, such as a simple email or the paper Course Selection Form.  We intend to make this form-fill webpage even easier for next time by eliminating the email submission.) READ MORE If your web browser "Options" or "Preferences" are not set to associate your browser with your email system.   Click Here for help on setting this Option on a Windows computer (PC).  Click Here for guidance on setting the Mailto Preference on a Macintosh running the Firefox, Chrome, or Safari web browser. Further individualized help with the this browser-email connectrion may be requested by contacting Webmaster@Omnilore.org.  sure to state in your message (a) what web browser you use, and (b) whether you're on a Mac or a Windows/PC computer. INSTRUCTIONS:  Fill in boxes as instructed.   (You may hit the TAB key to move between boxes) Enter your Last Name, First Name, Phone Number, and Email Address in the 4 boxes below: Last Name:        First Name:        Phone Number: Email Address:  Select the number of courses you wish to take.  Do not include "CSU" in your number if you are interested in the CSUDH lecture series in the Fall, but instead enter it as a Special Request in step 7 below.  (Select 0 if you want no courses this summer, and go straight to the Submit button at the end.) Number Courses:   0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Select the 3-letter S/DG identifiers for your course choices in order of preference.  Although you may leave selections blank after selecting the number of courses you entered in #2 above, it is recommended that you select extra courses as back-ups in case one of your choices does not attract the minimum number, you are unavailable when all other requesters are available, or two courses you want have to scheduled at the same time.  You may enter a maximum of 6 course choices including back-ups.  If interested in the CSU lecture series, that is handled in step 7 below, not here, and is not included in the "Number Courses" selected in step 2 above.      1st Choice:   (none selected) CAN–A Biography of Cancer COL–1493 - The New World After Columbus DIS–Voyage of Discovery: The Panama Canal EVL–The Science of Evil GAM–Games INI–Income Inequality ISV–Island of Vice KOR–Two Koreas – The Storied Past and Complicated Present MED–How Technology is Changing Medicine MTW–The Autobiography of Mark Twain MUS–Musical Movies and American Culture ORC–The Orchestra PAR–Americans in 19th Century Paris POL–Winner Take All Politics PPP–Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty REV–The Revolutionary Generation RRD–Railroaded: The Story of the Transcontinentals and the Making of America SCE–The Social Conquest of Earth SHK–Shakespeare: All the world's a stage … TAX–Tax Reform Alternatives TED–Ted Talks: Ideas Worth Spreading VIS–Binocular Vision: Award-Winning Short Stories WOF–Wall or Fence – The Role of Religion in American Politics? WRI–he Writing Mind      2nd Choice:   (none selected) CAN–A Biography of Cancer COL–1493 - The New World After Columbus DIS–Voyage of Discovery: The Panama Canal EVL–The Science of Evil GAM–Games INI–Income Inequality ISV–Island of Vice KOR–Two Koreas – The Storied Past and Complicated Present MED–How Technology is Changing Medicine MTW–The Autobiography of Mark Twain MUS–Musical Movies and American Culture ORC–The Orchestra PAR–Americans in 19th Century Paris POL–Winner Take All Politics PPP–Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty REV–The Revolutionary Generation RRD–Railroaded: The Story of the Transcontinentals and the Making of America SCE–The Social Conquest of Earth SHK–Shakespeare: All the world's a stage … TAX–Tax Reform Alternatives TED–Ted Talks: Ideas Worth Spreading VIS–Binocular Vision: Award-Winning Short Stories WOF–Wall or Fence – The Role of Religion in American Politics? WRI–he Writing Mind      3rd Choice:   (none selected) CAN–A Biography of Cancer COL–1493 - The New World After Columbus DIS–Voyage of Discovery: The Panama Canal EVL–The Science of Evil GAM–Games INI–Income Inequality ISV–Island of Vice KOR–Two Koreas – The Storied Past and Complicated Present MED–How Technology is Changing Medicine MTW–The Autobiography of Mark Twain MUS–Musical Movies and American Culture ORC–The Orchestra PAR–Americans in 19th Century Paris POL–Winner Take All Politics PPP–Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty REV–The Revolutionary Generation RRD–Railroaded: The Story of the Transcontinentals and the Making of America SCE–The Social Conquest of Earth SHK–Shakespeare: All the world's a stage … TAX–Tax Reform Alternatives TED–Ted Talks: Ideas Worth Spreading VIS–Binocular Vision: Award-Winning Short Stories WOF–Wall or Fence – The Role of Religion in American Politics? WRI–he Writing Mind      4th Choice:   (none selected) CAN–A Biography of Cancer COL–1493 - The New World After Columbus DIS–Voyage of Discovery: The Panama Canal EVL–The Science of Evil GAM–Games INI–Income Inequality ISV–Island of Vice KOR–Two Koreas – The Storied Past and Complicated Present MED–How Technology is Changing Medicine MTW–The Autobiography of Mark Twain MUS–Musical Movies and American Culture ORC–The Orchestra PAR–Americans in 19th Century Paris POL–Winner Take All Politics PPP–Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty REV–The Revolutionary Generation RRD–Railroaded: The Story of the Transcontinentals and the Making of America SCE–The Social Conquest of Earth SHK–Shakespeare: All the world's a stage … TAX–Tax Reform Alternatives TED–Ted Talks: Ideas Worth Spreading VIS–Binocular Vision: Award-Winning Short Stories WOF–Wall or Fence – The Role of Religion in American Politics? WRI–he Writing Mind      5th Choice:   (none selected) CAN–A Biography of Cancer COL–1493 - The New World After Columbus DIS–Voyage of Discovery: The Panama Canal EVL–The Science of Evil GAM–Games INI–Income Inequality ISV–Island of Vice KOR–Two Koreas – The Storied Past and Complicated Present MED–How Technology is Changing Medicine MTW–The Autobiography of Mark Twain MUS–Musical Movies and American Culture ORC–The Orchestra PAR–Americans in 19th Century Paris POL–Winner Take All Politics PPP–Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty REV–The Revolutionary Generation RRD–Railroaded: The Story of the Transcontinentals and the Making of America SCE–The Social Conquest of Earth SHK–Shakespeare: All the world's a stage … TAX–Tax Reform Alternatives TED–Ted Talks: Ideas Worth Spreading VIS–Binocular Vision: Award-Winning Short Stories WOF–Wall or Fence – The Role of Religion in American Politics? WRI–he Writing Mind      6th Choice:   (none selected) CAN–A Biography of Cancer COL–1493 - The New World After Columbus DIS–Voyage of Discovery: The Panama Canal EVL–The Science of Evil GAM–Games INI–Income Inequality ISV–Island of Vice KOR–Two Koreas – The Storied Past and Complicated Present MED–How Technology is Changing Medicine MTW–The Autobiography of Mark Twain MUS–Musical Movies and American Culture ORC–The Orchestra PAR–Americans in 19th Century Paris POL–Winner Take All Politics PPP–Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty REV–The Revolutionary Generation RRD–Railroaded: The Story of the Transcontinentals and the Making of America SCE–The Social Conquest of Earth SHK–Shakespeare: All the world's a stage … TAX–Tax Reform Alternatives TED–Ted Talks: Ideas Worth Spreading VIS–Binocular Vision: Award-Winning Short Stories WOF–Wall or Fence – The Role of Religion in American Politics? WRI–he Writing Mind Using the following 10 drop-down menus, indicate any half-day(s) you are unavailable.  Do not change the default selection if you are available that half day in all weeks of the month. Monday Mornings: Available every Mon. AM Available only 1st/3rd Mon. AM Available only 2nd/4th Mon. AM Available no Mon. AM Monday Afternoons: Available every Mon. PM Available only 1st/3rd Mon. PM Available only 2nd/4th Mon. PM Available no Mon. PM Tuesday Mornings: Available every Tue. AM Available only 1st/3rd Tue. AM Available only 2nd/4th Tue. AM Available no Tue. AM Tuesday Afternoons: Available every Tue. PM Available only 1st/3rd Tue. PM Available only 2nd/4th Tue. PM Available no Tue. PM Wednesday Mornings: Available every Wed. AM Available only 1st/3rd Wed. AM Available only 2nd/4th Wed. AM Available no Wed. AM Wednesday Afternoons: Available every Wed. PM Available only 1st/3rd Wed. PM Available only 2nd/4th Wed. PM Available no Wed. PM Thursday Mornings: Available every Thu. AM Available only 1st/3rd Thu. AM Available only 2nd/4th Thu. AM Available no Thu. AM Thursday Afternoons: Available every Thu. PM Available only 1st/3rd Thu. PM Available only 2nd/4th Thu. PM Available no Thu. PM Friday Mornings: Available every Fri. AM Available only 1st/3rd Fri. AM Available only 2nd/4th Fri. AM Available no Fri. AM Friday Afternoons: Available every Fri. PM Available only 1st/3rd Fri. PM Available only 2nd/4th Fri. PM Available no Fri. PM Enter the name of any friend who must be in the same section as you in case a class splits, and the 3-letter ID of the affected course. (Married couples with the same last name do not have to enter this, because they will automatically be clustered in case they both select an S/DG that splits).             Friend:    Enter the 3-letter identifier of any S/DG(s) you are willing to coordinate:             Will Coordinate:    Special Requests or Comments: (You may enter up to 200 characters) If you are interested in the CSU 1st/3rd-Wednesday lecture series "The American West" in the Fall, enter "CSU" on the first line by itself in the box below, followed on subsequent lines by any other requests or comments.        After reviewing your displayed choices above, click the SUBMIT button below.  This will generate an email with your information encoded in the body.  You will need to hit your email SEND button to send that message and complete your registration.  (Add your own email address to distribution if you wish to receive a copy of that email.)  You will receive an acknowledgement (ACK) message which is actually a version being forwarded to Johan with more human-readable formatting. DO NOT WORRY that the new email generated  looks run-on, with lots of ampersands ("&"), "%40" instead of "@" in your email address, and "+" instead of blanks if you type more than one word in a box   –  the form-fill feature is supposed to create that encoding.  You should still be able to recognize your selections buried in the email you send, plus you will receive an acknowledgment (ACK) message confirming your selections in a more easily readable format.  (This ACK may not come immediately but certainly will within 24 hours.) If clicking SUBMIT does not generate an email as described, your web browser "Options" or "Preferences" are not set to associate your browser with your email system.  Go to the top of this webpage and click on the READ MORE button-box for assistance. Deadline for course registration is June 12