Summer Session II (Online)
SOCI 2275W--Meets the criteria for a W class. Applies to the 45-credit rule. Counts toward the Soci major and minor. A related class for many majors. ONLINE! No scheduled meetings, Asynchronous
Learn how to maximize your own well-being in your social world.
This course explores how people experience well-being, and how it is affected by their social context. Topics include: Goals, habits, self-control, gratitude, altruism, social media, employment, money, health, and finding life purpose.
Content is both theoretical (learn about theories of well-being) and applied (examine them using your own experiences).
Students gain rich insight into the interplay between personal and social factors in the creation of well-being.
Taught by Professor Bradley Wright, Department of Sociology
For more information, contact: Bradley Wright at bradley.wright@uconn.edu