Fall or fall; Winter or winter?

[Premed2003]

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When you say I tutored during the winter 2000, winter is not capitalized, right? I just want to be sure I'm capitalizing right.

 

[Mutterkuchen]

If you are referring to winter as a season or approximate time frame, I would not capitalize it. If you are using Fall or Winter as designations of semesters (or quarters) I would capitalize them.

 

[Patiently Waiting]

•••quote:•••Originally posted by Premed2003:
•When you say I tutored during the winter 2000, winter is not capitalized, right? I just want to be sure I'm capitalizing right.•••••No need to capitalize if you place "the" in front of a specific season. For example, during the summer/fall/winter of 2000. Of course, you also have an option to state it as Winter 2000.