https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/3d8b96a2fed9d6cead3bf1e6c21dbe5b.pdf a2bde296c53f48a317f0c6448a6c934a PDF Text Text �This Bulletin contains the sch edule of classes to be offered by the Edwardsville Campus for the spring quarter of the 1965-66 school year at Edwardsville, Alton, and East St. Louis. It also provides information relative to admission, advisement, registration, and fees. This schedule supersedes Volume 7, No. 11. �Schedule of Classes Edwardsville Campus Spring Quarter, 1966 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY BULLETIN Volume 8 Number 2 February, 1966 Second-class postage paid at Carbondale, Illinois. Published by Southern Illinois University, monthly except December. �University Calendar Spring Quarter, 1966 Quarter Begins Monday, March 28 M emorial D ay Holiday Monday, May 30 Final Examinations M onday- Saturday, June 6-11 Commencement, Edwardsville Thursday, June 9 Friday, June 10 Commencement, Carbondale Summ er Quarter, 1966 Quarter Begins Indep endence D ay Holiday Final Examinations Commencement (Carbondale) Commencement (Edwardsville) Monday, June 20 Monday, July 4 Aug. 29-Sept. 2 Friday, September 2 Saturday, September 3 Fall Quarter, 1966 New Student W eek Sunday-Tuesday, September 18-20 Quarter Begins W ednesday, September 21 Thanksgiving Vacation W ednesday- Monday, 8 A.M ., November 23-28 Quarter Ends Saturday, D ecember 17 ii �Registration Calendar Spring Quarter, 1966 Activity Pick up appointment card at any center for Registration. Bring No. 3 card. Date Jan. 31Feb. 5 Time 8:00AM-5 :00PM Feb. 14-18 Mon.- Fri. 10: 00 AM-8: 00 PM R egistration at Edwardsville by appointment card. Feb. 19 Sat. 10 : 00 AM-2: 00 PM R egistration at Edwardsville. No appointment card necessary. Feb. 21- 23 Mon.-W ed. 8 : 00 AM-5: 00 PM R egistration at Edwardsville by appointment card. Feb. 24-25 Thurs.-Fri. 8 : 00 AM-5: 00 PM R egistration at Edwardsville. No appointment card necessary. Feb. 26 Sat. 10:00 AM-2: 00 PM R egistration at Edwardsville. No appointment card necessary. Feb. 28 Mon. 8:00 AM-5: 00 PM R egistration at East St. Louis. No appointment card necessary. Mar. 1 Tues. 8: 00 AM-5: 00 PM R egistration at Alton. No appointment card necessary. Mar. 21-22 Mon.- Tues. 8: 00 AM-5: 00 PM R egistration of new students and late fee registrants. No appointment card necessary. Mar. 26 Sat. 9:00 AM-3: 00 PM Program Day Mar. 28 Mon. 8:00AM-5 : 00PM R egistration students. Mar. 29Tues. 8:00AM Classes start. Ill Adjustment of new ��General Information 1 THIS BULLETIN contains the schedule of classes to be offered at the new campus located southwest of Edwardsville and the Alton and East St. Louis centers for the spring quarter of the 1965- 66 school year. It also provides information relative to advisement and registration, fees, and allied information. The opening of the new building complex at the Edwardsville campus provides for a full schedule of class offerings for day students. Evening classes are scheduled for upperclassmen and graduate students. Freshman and sophomore courses are scheduled for day and evening students at the Alton and East St. Louis centers. ADMISSION A student must be officially admitted to the University before registration in classes will be permitted. Students who have not completed the admission requirem ents by the first day of the quarter will not be permitted to register. A student, to be permitted to attend classes at Southern Illinois University, must have completed registration, which includes admission, advisement, sectioning, and payment of fees. Inquiries concerning admission to Southern Illinois University should be directed to the Admissions Office at Edwardsville. Applications for admission are accepted any time during the calendar year but should be initiated at least 30 days prior to the start of the quarter which the student plans to attend. Graduate students and students who have completed 96 quarter hours or more will register for upper level classes scheduled at Edwardsville. Freshmen and sophomores who are enrolling as full-time ( 12 hours or more ) students may register for Edwardsville classes. RE-ENTERING STUDENTS A student who has attended the University at some former time but not during the session immediately prior to the time he plans to re-enter should initiate action by contacting the Admissions Office. CURRENT STUDENTS, EDWARDSVILLE CAMPUS For admittance to registration students previously enrolled must present their Southern Illinois University ID cards. No one will be permitted to register without an ID card �except new students. Each student currently registered in the University will be continued in his present course of study unl ess a change of concentration is made. A change of concentration is initiated with the chief academic adviser. The change should be made at the time of advisement; the registrar's copy of th e change form should accompany the student's registration. A change of concentration made after a registration has been processed will not be refl ected until the next registration. A student currently registered in the University may be self-advised for registration purposes. Academic advisement is available if desired. The student should prepare his desired progra m of classes at each registration period and process through the sectioning area of the enrollment center as soon as possible at the start of the registration period in order to achieve th e desired schedule of classes and time periods. CURRENT STUDENTS , CARBONDALE CAMPUS A student currently enrolled in and attending classes on the Carbondale Campus who desires to register on the Edwardsville Campus will initiate his registration at the sectioning area of the enrollment center where he plans to attend classes. Each student will complete the intrauniversity transfer data form to secure information necessary for the data processing center preparation of registration materials. The student who registers on the first day of the quarter should present his most recent grade report to confirm scholastic eligibility to register. For the purpose of advisement, the student may wish to have a copy of his transcript sent to the Edwardsville Campus prior to registration. PAYMENT OF FEES FEES FOR A REGULAR QUARTER The University reserves the right to change fees and to have the change go into effect whenever the proper authorities so determine. Under the current fee schedule, Illinois undergraduate students taking more than 8 hours pay the following regular fees : Tuition ................................................. . $42.00 Book rental ......................................... . 8.00 Activity fee ........................................... . 10.50 Student Welfare and Recreational Facilities Building Trust Fund Fee 15.00 Student Union Building Fund Fee .... 5.00 Total .................................................... $80.50 Illinois students taking 8 or fewer hours pay the following fees: Tuition ................................................. . $21.00 Book rental ......................................... . 4.00 5.00 Student U nion Building Fund F ee ... . Total ..................................................... . $30.00 2 �p The actiVIty fee of $10.50 is optional for part-time students. Once an option has been made by a student at the time of registration as to whether or not to pay the activity fee, such an option is irrevocable. Out-of-state students pay an additional $80 if they take more than 8 hours, or an additional $40 if they take 8 hours or fewer. In addition to the above, there are some physical education classes that require a special fee. ACADEMIC LOAD The normal class load is 16 quarter hours for undergraduate students and 12 quarter hours for graduate students. The maximum load for both is 18 hours. A student with a 4.25 average or above for the preceding quarter may be allowed by the chief academic adviser of the center or by the head of his division to take as many as 21 hours. In no case may a student carry or be credited with more than 21 hours in any quarter. A student on probation may not take more than 14 hours. A person may not register for more than 8 hours if he is employed full time. The Selective Service System requires a minimum of 12 hours to qualify for a student deferment. The National Defense Education Act requires a minimum of 12 hours to qualify for a student loan. PREREQUISITES Students are responsible for checking course prerequisites in the catalog. Those who do not have specific prerequisites for a course may register for it only if they have had a comparable course or have written consent of the instructor. AUDITING OF COURSES A student may register for courses in an "audit" status. He receives no letter grade and no credit for such courses. An auditor's registration card must be marked accordingly. He pays the same fees as though he were registering for credit. He is expected to attend regularly and is to determine from the instructor the amount of work expected of him. If an auditing student does not attend regularly, the instructor may determine that the student should not have the audited course placed on his record card maintained in the Registrar's Office. A student registering for a course for credit may change to an audit status or vice versa only for fully justified reasons and only during the first four weeks of a quarter. Such a change requires the academic dean's approval. REGISTERING FOR AND DROPPING COURSES Mere attendance does not constitute registration in a class, nor will attendance in a class for which a student is not 3 �registered be a basis for asking that a program adjustment be approved permitting registration in that class. A student is officially registered only for those courses and sections appea ring on his registration cards. Changes can be made onl y after fees are paid and must be made through an official program change. A student desiring to make a program adjustment must initiate his request at the enrollment center of the R egistrar's Office. He must present his fee receipt program card and complete the following procedure. After having been cleared with the enrollment center; program changes for which a program change fee is assesse d must be presented to the Business Office for paym ent. The student immedi ately returns the progra m adjustment form to the enrollment center in the R egistra r's Office for final processing. A student has not completed his program adjustment change until he presents th e form to the enrollment center in the R egistrar's Office. No change is official until the preceding procedure is complete. A progra m adjustment day is listed in the registration calendar for each quarter. Anyone desiring to make changes which necessitate adding or dropping classes should do so on the day provided. A progra m adjustment must be made to drop or add a course. A student may not drop a course merely by stopping attendance. Failure to officially drop a course may result in aca demic penalty. The last date for dropping a course without receiving a W grade is the last day of the fourth week of th e quarter. WITHDRAWAL FROM SCHOOL A student who finds it necessary to withdraw from school while the quarter is in progress must report to the enrollment center in the Registrar's Office to initiate official withdrawal action. No withdrawal will be permitted during the last two weeks of a quarter except under exceptional conditions. A refunding of fees is permitted only if a withdrawal is officially completed within the first two weeks of a quarter and if the a pplication for a refund is received in the Registrar's Office within two weeks following the last regular registration period. See the registration calendar for the specific dates concerning withdrawal and refunding of fees. CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION A registration including the payment of tmtwn and fees may be considered invalid if th e student is declared to be ineligible to register due to scholastic reasons. The same situation may exist due tu financial or disciplinary reasons if certified to the registrar by the Student Affairs Division. PERSONAL DATA CHANGES 1. A CHANGE IN ADDREss, whether local, home, or parents', is to be reported by the student to the Registrar's Of- 4 �fice as soon as possible after the change occurs. The above addresses for a student are obtained from his initial application for admission. Address changes are not made thereafter unless they are reported by the student. 2. A cHANGE IN NAME is to be reported to the enrollment center in the Registrar's Office. A change for marital reasons will be made on the basis of a signed statement. Other changes may require the presenting of legal evidence. 3. A CHANGE IN MARITAL STATUS is tO be reported to the R egistrar's Office. A change will be made if it is based upon incorrect coding or punching. Any other change must be accompanied by a signed statement. 4. A CHANGE IN LEGAL RESIDENCE (whether an Illinois or out-of-state resident ) may be initiated in the Registrar's Office by requesting to be declared an Illinois resident. Befor e the request is honored, the registrar must be satisfied that the student has met the regulations governing residency status as established by the Board of Trustees. 5 �Schedule of Classes 2 The University reserves the right to cancel, combine, divide, or limit enrollment in any class or classes; to change the date, time, or place of meeting; to make any other revisions in these course offerings which may become desirable or necessary; and to do so without notice and without incurring obligation. EXPLANATION OF THE SCHEDULE Courses are listed numerically within each subject-matter area. The entry for each course is arranged as follows: Bold-Face Line: The course's identification number is followed by the number of quarter hours of credit and the descriptive title. Special registration information or other remarks about the course may appear on a second bold-face line. Light-Face Lines: The first column lists the section numbers (first digit always 0) for classes offered at Edwardsville; the second lists sections (first digit always 2) for classes offered at Alton; the third lists sections (first digit always 4) offered at East St. Louis. Following each section number are the time the class begins (between 7:00 A.M. and 5:20 P.M. for daytime classes) and the time it ends. The section number of each evening class has the letter E prefixed. The days when the class meets, the place where it meets, and the instructor's last name complete the entry. The course numbering system is as follows: 000-099 Courses not properly falling in the following categories 100-199 For freshmen 200-299 For sophomores 300-399 For juniors and seniors 400-499 For seniors and graduate students 500-600 For graduate students only Students registering for courses listed as "Arranged" should consult the instructor indicated, or the head of the division if no instructor is listed, to determine time and place of meeting. 6 �The following list of building abbreviations will help in the location of classrooms. ANA ANB AUD ESL FAA FAB FAC GC GYM HUM LB SCI ss SandT TV 397 -Annex A-Alton -Annex B-Alton -Auditorium-Alton -East St. Louis Center -Fine Arts Building A-Alton -Fine Arts Building B-Alton -Fine Arts Building C-Alton -John Mason Peck General Classroom Building-Edwardsville -Gymnasium-Alton - Humanities Building-Alton -Lovejoy M emorial LibraryEdwardsville -Science Building-Alton -Social Science Building- Alton - Science and Technology Building-Alton -Radio and T elevision Center-Alton -Cartography Laboratory-East St. Louis 7 �8 GENERAL STUDIES AREA A (GSA ) Course No.- H ours Descriptive Title Edw. Alton E. St. Louis Time MAN'S PHYSI CAL ENVIRONMENT AND BI OLOGICAL INHERITANCE (GSA) lOla-3 Introduction to Physical Science . ·······----- ···· ··· 3:00-3:50 M w F GC 2405 001 Shaw Alton and E. St. Louis students enroll in lecture and one lab. (Lab and Friday lecture mee t every other week.) 2:00-2:50 M w F 12:00-1:50 F 12 :0{}..-1:50 Th 2 :0{}..-3 :50 Th 6:2{}..-8:10 Tu 6:2{}..-7:10 Th 8:2{}..-10:10 Lab £204 Th 8:2{}..-10:10 Tu Lab £205 2 :0{}..-2 :50 Lect M w F Lab 401 12 :00-1:50 Th Lab 402 10:00- 11:50 Th Lab 403 2 :0{}..-3 :50 Th !Olb-3 Introduction to Physical Science 12:00-12:50 M w F 001 Alton and E. St. Louis students enroll in lecture Lect Lab Lab Lab Lect I 201 202 203 II AUD 200 SCI 007 SCI 007 SCI 007 SCI 200 SCI 200 SCI 007 SCI 007 ESL 130 ESL 124 ESL 124 ESL 124 Boedeker Boedeker Boedeker Boedeker Staff Staff Staff Staff Slotboom Slotboom Slotboom Slotboom GC 0306 Hakeem and one lab. (Lab and Friday lecture mee t e very othe r week. ) 3 :0{}..-3:50 Lect M w F 12:0{}..-1:50 Lab 201 Tu 2:00-3:50 Lab 202 Tu Lab 203 12:00-1:50 M Lect 10:00-10:50 M w F Lab 401 12:00-1:50 Tu Lab 402 10:00-11:50 Tu Lab 403 2:00-3 :50 Tu lOlc-3 Introduction to Physical Science 3:00-3 :50 Tu Th Lect 9:0{}..-10 :50 Lab 201 Tu 9:00-10:50 Th Lab 202 Lab 203 11:00-12:50 M w Lab 204 11:00-12:50 11:00-12:50 F Lab 205 Lab 206 2:00-3:50 w 2:00-3:50 Lab 207 F 8:00-9:50 Lab 208 F Lect 3:00-3:50 Tu Th Lab 401 8 :0{}..-9:50 M Lab 402 11:00-12:50 M Lab 403 11 :Q{}..-12 :50 w Lab 404 11:00- 12:50 F Lab 405 2:0{}..-3 :50 M Lab 406 2:0{}..-3 :50 w Lab 407 2:00-3:50 F Lab 408 8:00-9:50 F 200-3 Earth Science . ANA 104 SCI 007 SCI 007 SCI 007 ESL 130 ESL 124 ESL 124 ESL 124 AUD 200 SCI 205 SCI 205 SCI 205 SCI 205 SCI 205 SCI 205 SCI 205 SCI 205 ESL 130 ESL 125 ESL 125 ESL 125 ESL 125 ESL 125 ESL 125 ESL 125 ESL 125 Day student enrolls in one lab and associated lecture. Lect 8 :0{}..-8 :50 M w Lab 001 8:00-9:50 Th 8 :00-9: 50 F Lab 002 Lect8:2{}..-10:10 Lab £003 M w 9 :0{}..-9 :50 Lect M w Lab 201 8:00-9:50 Th Lab 202 8:00-9:50 F Lect 11 :00- 11 :50 M w 11:0{}.-12:50 Lab 203 Th Lab 204 F 11:00-12:50 Lect6:20-8:10 Lab £205 M w Lect 9:00-9:50 M w Lab 401 8:0{}..-9:50 Th Lab 402 8:0{}..-9 :50 F Lect 11:00-11:50 M w Lab 403 11:00-12:50 Th Lab 404 11:00-12:50 F 201a- 3 Man's Biological I nheritance ... Lect 2:00-2:50 M W 1 :00-2:50 Th Lab 201 Zimmerman Zimmerman Zimmerman Zimmerman Shaw Slotboom Slotboorn Slotboorn ··· ----------· ··--· Firsching Stowe Stowe Stowe Stowe Stowe White White Stowe Chang Rygg Chang Chang Chang Chang Chang Chang Stallard ······················ GC 0306 GC 0306 GC 0306 Collier Collier Niemeic Baker Baker Baker Stucklik Baker GC 0306 ANA 110 ANA 110 ANA 110 ANA 110 ANA 110 ANA 110 Bodenstein Bodenstei n ANA 110 ESL 105 397- 001 397- 001 ESL 105 397-001 397-001 Yarbrough Gore Gore Willeford Gore Gore Willeford SCI 102 SCI 110 Frost Frost �SPRING GENERAL ST U DIES ARE A A ( GSA ) 9 F SCI llO Frost 8:00-9:50 Lab 202 Lab 203 10:00-ll:50 F SCI llO Frost Parker, N. 2:00-2:50 ESL 115 Lect M w Parker, N. Lab 401 1:00-2:50 Tu ESL ll6 Lab 402 3:00-4:50 Tu ESL ll6 Ratzlaff Lab 403 1:00-2:50 Th ESL ll6 Parker, N. 201b--3 Man's Biological Inheritance -- ------------ ----------·· -· ··1:00-1:50 AUD 200 Broadbooks Lect Tu Th Lab 201 8:00-9:50 F SCI Ill Broad books Broadbooks Lab 202 10 :00-ll :50 F SCI 1ll Lab 203 12:00-1:50 Broadbooks F SCI 1ll Lect 10:00-10:50 M w ESL ll5 Thomerson Lab 401 8:00- 9:50 F ESL ll6 Parker, R. Lab 402 10:00- ll :50 ESL 116 Thomerson F Lab 403 12:00-1:50 F ESL ll6 Thomerson 201c-3 Man's Biological Inheritance ---------- --· ··· ··· Lect 2 :00- 2:50 Tu Th Kumler AUD 200 Lab 201 10:00-ll :50 M SCI ll1 Savostin Lab 202 12:00-1:50 M SCI ll1 Staff Lab 203 2:00-3:50 Kumler M SCI ll1 Lab 204 10 :00-ll :50 w Savostin SCI ll1 Lab 205 12:00-1:50 w SCI 1ll Staff Lab 206 2:00- 3:50 w Kumler SCI 1ll Lab 207 ll :00-12:50 M Staff SCI llO LectLab E208 6:20-8:10 Tu Th Staff SCI ll1 Lect ll :00-ll :50 Tu Th ESL 130 Davis Lab 401 8:00- 9:50 M ESL ll6 Davis Lab 402 10:00-ll :50 M ESL ll6 Davis Lab 403 1 :00-2:50 M ESL ll6 Davis Lab 404 3:00-4:50 M ESL ll6 Davis Lab 405 8:00-9:50 w Davis ESL ll6 Lab 406 10:00-ll :50 w ESL ll6 Davis La.b 467 1:00- 2:50 w ESL ll6 Davis 312-3 Conservation of Natural Resources ...... 9:00- 9:50 GC 1412 Kazeck 001 M w F 2:00- 3:15 002 Tu Th GC 1412 Collier 6:20-7:35 Kircher M w GC 1412 E003 Weather _ 330-3 ··--------·-· ····· · E201 6:20-8:10 ANA llO Bognar M w 331-3 Climate ---- ---- ---- ---- -··· ····----································ Bognar >:001 8:20-10:10 Tu Th GC 1412 358b--3 Analysis of Physical Systems ·· ·- --······ ··· ·· ··201 3:00-3:50 Tu Th SCI 003 Sta.ff SCI 007 Staff 3:00-4:50 w 363a-3 Philosophy of Science (Same as GSC 363a) Livergood 9:00- 9:50 GC 1410 M w F 001 MAN ' S SOCIA L INHERITANCE AND SOCIAL RESPONSIB I LITIES (GSB ) 101a-3 Survey of Western T radition -------- ------ ----- ----·-· · Koepke ll :00-ll :50 M w F GC 0306 001 Lossau 5: 30-8:10 Th GC 0312 E002 ANA 104 Yarbrough 10:00-10:50 M w F 201 ANA llO Yarbrough 202 1:00-1:50 M w F Fogel 8:20-9:35 M w ANA llO E203 Schwartz 401 ll :00-ll :50 M w F ESL 205 Fogel 1:00-1:50 ESL 205 402 M w F 101b--3 Survey of Western Tradition . ..................... Branz 1:00- 2:15 Tu Th GC 04ll 001 Tu Th Kimball ANA 104 201 2:00-3:15 P earson 8 :20-9:35 Tu Th AUD 102 E202 Kalish 401 12:00-1:15 Tu Th ESL 130 ESL 104 Steckling E402 6:20-7:35 M w lOlc-3 Survey of Western Trad ition .. Gallaher 9:00-9 :50 M w F GC 1402 001 12:00-12:50 M w F Steckling 002 GC 1402 2:00-2:50 As tour 003 M w F GC 1402 Pearson ll :00-ll :50 M w F AUD 103 201 Huang 202 3:00-3:50 M w F AUD 200 6:20- 7:35 M w AUD 200 Branz E203 Haas 401 9:00-9:50 M w F ESL 130 Keleher 402 12:00-12:50 M w F ESL ll5 Tu Th ESL ll5 Kalish E403 8 :20-9:35 �}Q GEN E RAL STUDIE S AREA B (G SB ) CoEd:. ~~~~HE~rSt. r~~i~iptiTi:!~tle ············-·····n~~ ·············· ····pj·~-~e··· ------ .. ------i~~t~~-r:~~ 201a-3 001 Culture, Society, Behavior .............. ................................ . 8 :00-8 :50 M W F GC 0412 Voget 10:00--10:50 M W F SCI 102 J. Collins 401 3 :00--3:50 M W F ESL 205 Hayes E402 8 :20--9 :35 M w ESL 205 L. Collins 201b--3 Culture, Society, Behavior ........................................................... . 201 l :00--l :50 M W F ANA 104 Grubb E202 8 :20--9 :35 T u Th SCI 102 Grubb 401 9:00--9:50 M W F ESL 115 Rudwick 201c-3 Culture, Society, Behavior . .................................................. GC 0304 Rochester 001 12:00--12:50 M W F 5 :30-8 :10 Th GC 1412 E002 Skinner 201 2: 00--2:50 M W F ANA 104 Fe rg uson 401 8 :00--8:50 M W F ESL 115 Eddowes 2lla-3 Political Economy ...... .......................... ....................................... 001 8:00--8 :50 M W F GC 0312 Hashimi Drake, L. 002 12:00--12:50 MTu Th GC 0312 201 8 :00--8 :50 M W F AUD 200 Boll 202 12:00-12:50 MTu Th SCI 102 Ruhlman E203 5:30--8:10 M SCI 002 Staff SCI 201 E204 5: 30-8 :10 Th Staff 401 9:00--9:50 M W F ESL 205 Drake, C. 402 12 :00--12:50 MTu Th ESL lOS Schwier E403 5 :30--8 : lO ESL 215 w Longi E404 5 :30-8 :10 Tu ESL 204 Staff 2llb--3 Political Economy 2:00--2:50 001 M GC 0312 Kerr 9:00--9:50 201 MTu Th ANA 104 Nasr 5:30-8 :10 E202 w ANA 104 Glaser 401 2:00--2:50 M WTh ESL 205 Honan 5 :30-8 :10 E402 w ESL 115 Honan 2llc-3 Political Economy 12 :00--12:50 MTu Th 001 GC 1410 Maier TuWTh 2 :00--2 :50 002 GC 2303 Maier E003 Braun 8 :20--9: 35 Tu Th GC 0403 201 l :00--l :50 AUD 100 Deligiannis· MTu Th Nasr 401 l :00-l :50 MTu Th ESL 104 Honan 300a-3 History of the United States ..... ..................... ................... 001 11:00--11 :50 M WTh GC 0411 Williman E002 8:20--9:35 M W GC 0411 Williman 300b--3 History of the United States ................................. . 001 10:00--10:50 W W F GC 0411 Riddleberger 002 2:00--2:50 M W F GC 04ll Riddleberger 300c-3 History of the United States ................... ..................................... . 001 l :00--l :50 W W F GC 0411 Weiss E20l 6: 20--7:35 Tu Th ANA 110 Weiss 311-3 Economic Development of the United States ................. . 001 10 :00--10 :50 M W F GC 3316 Livingston 002 12 :00--12:50 MTu Th GC 3316 Livingston E003 5:30-8:10 M GC 3316 Staff 312-3 Comparative Economic Systems ........... GC 3316 Thorson 001 11:00-11 :50 M W F 331-3 The American Educational Systems ............................................... . E00l 5 :30-8:10 Th GC 2405 Lee 002 ll :00--12: 15 Tu Th GC 2405 Wheat 003 4: 5~6:10 M W GC 1410 Wheat 004 12 :00--1 :15 M W GC 2405 Lee 005 2 :00--3:15 Tu Th GC 0303 Moyer 341-3 Marriage .. ........ ............... ................. . 001 10:00-10:50 M W F GC 3313 Taylor, D. 354-3 Industrial Economic Geography .................................... . 001 ll :00--ll :50 M W F GC 1412 Lossau E40l 6 :20-7 :35 Tu Th ESL lOS Staff 359b--3 Society and State ..................................................................... . 001 2:00--2 :50 M WTh GC 0304 Mace Remmling 369-3 The Contemporary Far East ..... .................. . Huang 001 lO :00--10 :SO M W F GC 0403 201 wn MAN'S INSIGHTS AND A PPRE CIA T I 0 N S (GSC) 100-3 Music Understanding E001 6 :20--7: 35 002 11 :00--11 :so Tu Th M W F GC 1410 GC 1402 Magers Staff ' �SPRING GEN ERAL STUDIES AREA C Course No.- Hours D escriptive Title . Edw. Alton E. St. Lou is Ti me (esc ) 11 ········· o~~ ············ · · ···· p·i~~-~---- ··············· 1~-~ i-~~-~-t ~ ; AUD 200 1 :00-1:50 M w F 3 :00--3:50 ESL 212 401 M w F 101-3 Art Appreciation ....... ----······· ·· ········· --- ----------------·-········· LB 0044 9 :00-9:50 M w F 001 LB 0044 11 :00-11 :50 M w F 002 GC 0411 Th 4 :20--5:35 Tu 003 AUD 200 12:00-12:50 M w F 201 FAA 104 6 :20--7:35 £202 M w ESL 130 12 :00-12:50 M w F 401 6: 20-7:35 ESL 221 Tu Th £402 151-3 Introduction to Poetry ------·· ·· ········ ------------·· ··· ···· ····· ····· GC 0302 MTu Th 8:00-8:50 001 GC 0408 MTu Th 9:00--9:50 002 GC 3406 MTu Th 9:00--9:50 003 GC 2410 10 :00-10:50 MTu Th 004 GC 2307 10 :00-10 :50 MTu Th 005 GC 0307 11 :00-ll :50 MTu Th 006 GC 0302 ll :00-11:50 MTu Th 007 GC 0307 12:00--12:50 MTu Th 008 GC 0302 12 :00--12:50 MTu Th 009 GC 3316 1:00-1:50 MTu Th 010 GC 2410 1 :00-1 :50 MTu Th Oll GC 0406 2:00--2:50 MTu Th 012 GC 3315 MTu Th 2 :00--2:50 013 GC 0408 3:00-3:50 MTu Th 014 GC 0412 3:00-3:50 MTu Th 015 GC 0412 MTu Th 016 4 :00--4 :50 AUD 100 201 8:00--8:50 MTu Th 202 MTu Th 9:00-9:50 S&T 102 203 9 :00-9 :50 MTu Th HUM 107 204 10 :00-10 :50 MTu Th HUM 107 205 ll :00-ll :50 MTu Th AUD 102 206 11 :00-11 :50 MTu Th HUM 107 207 12:00--12 :50 MTu Th AUD 101 208 MTu Th 1:00-1:50 AUD 102 209 2:00--2:50 MTu Th AUD 100 210 2 :00- 2:50 MTu Th AUD 103 211 3 :00-3:50 MTu Th AUD 100 212 3: 00-3:50 MTu Th AUD 102 213 4 :20--5:10 MTu Th AUD 103 214 4 :20-5:10 MTu Th AUD 100 £215 6 :20--7 :35 Tu Th HUM 107 £216 6 :20--7 :35 Tu Th ANB 102 E217 8 :20--9:35 Tu Th HUM 107 401 8 :00-8:50 MTu Th ESL 215 402 8 :00- 8:50 MTu Th ESL 221 403 9 :00--9 :50 MTu Th ESL 212 404 10 :00-10 :50 MTu Th ESL 224 405 10:00--10 :50 MTu Th ESL 222 406 ll :00--ll :50 MTu Th ESL 224 407 12 :00-12 :50 MTu Th ESL 222 408 12 :00-12:50 MTu Th ESL 106 409 1:00-1 :50 MTu Th ESL 203 410 2:00-2:50 MTu Th ESL 224 411 2:00-2:50 MTu Th ESL 215 412 3:00-3: 50 MTu Th ESL 224 £413 6 :20--7:35 ESL 212 M w £414 Tu Th ESL 205A 6 :20--7 :35 E415 ESL 222 8: 20--9:35 M w £416 ESL 220 8 :20--9:35 Tu Th 152- 3 Logic ...................... .......................... . All day students except sections 006 and 007 enroll in lectu re 201 Krestell Pi val Hilberry Smith Kemper Kutzik Huntley Milovich Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall Stall and one quiz section with same instructor. Lect 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 Lect 201 202 203 Lect 11 :00-ll :50 ll :00-ll :50 2:00-2 :50 ll :00--ll :50 12:00-12 :50 1:00--1 :50 1 :00-1:50 3 :00-3:50 10:00-10 :50 10 :00--10 :50 9 :00-9:50 10 :00-10:50 1:00-1:50 Tu Th M M F M F M W F M W F Tu Th M F F Tu Th GC 1402 GC 0303 GC 2303 GC 0314 GC 2303 GC 2303 GC 3313 GC 3316 ANA 104 ANA 100 SCI 103 ANA 100 ANA 104 Mortland Martland Martland Martland Mortland Martland Stall Glossop Glossop Glossop Glossop Glossop Livergood �12 GENERAL STU DIE S ARE A C ( GSC) Course No.- Hours D escriptive T itle Edw. Alton E. St. Louis Time ·· ······· ·· · ·· · · ··.o~y~·-·· · · · ··· ···i ~-~;_-~-~u; ~ Place Logic ... Livergood AUD 101 I :00-l :50 M 204 Livergood F AUD 101 2 :00-2 :50 205 Livergood F AU D 101 1:00-1:50 206 Rodier Tu Th AUD 100 6:20-7:35 E207 Van Nuis AUD 100 M w 8:20-9:35 E208 Murdoch Th ESL 205 12:00-12:50 Tu Lect Murdoch ESL 221 12:00-12:50 M 401 Murdoch ESL 20IB II :00- ll :50 M 402 Murdoch ESL 221 12:00-12:50 F 403 Corr ESL liS Tu Th Lect 3:00-3:50 Corr ESL 103 3:00-3:50 M 404 ESL 220 Corr F I :00-l :50 405 ESL 221 Corr F 3:00-3:50 406 Linden ESL ll2 6:20- 7: 35 M w E407 Corr ESL 104 Tu Th 8 :20-9 :35 E408 200-3 Oral Interpretation of Literature ··················· --------------·- ··-·· Smith, AUD 101 9:00...9 :50 M w F 201 Maribel Drama and the Arts of the Theater ......................... 203- 3 -- -- -- -- -·-· ····---- ···· Birdman ESL lOS 2:00-2:50 M w F 401 251a- 3 Literary and Philosophical Masterpieces ....... . 001 3 :00- 3:50 Tu ThF GC 1402 Thompson E20l 8:20- 9:35 Tu Th AUD 100 Rodier E40l 8:20-9:35 M W ESL 106 Violette 251 b-3 Literary and Philosophical Masterpieces ....... ............................ . 001 12 :00-l: IS Tu Th GC 1402 Mogan E20l 6:20-7:35 M W AUD 101 McCluskey E401 6 :20-7 :35 Tu Th ESL liS Goedecke 251c-3 Literary and P hilosophical Masterpieces ....................................... 001 10:00-10:50 M W F GC 1402 Perkins 002 1:00-1 :50 M W F GC 1402 Marti E201 6:20-7:35 Tu Th AUD 200 Staff E40l 6:20-7:35 M W ESL 130 Murdoch 255-3 Music in History .......................................................... 001 II :00-ll :50 M W F GC 3406 Joseph 313- 3 Folklore ........................................................................... 001 10:00-10:50 MTu Th GC 1414 Brunvand 335- 3 Studies in Short Fiction ................................... . Going 001 3 :00- 3:50 MTu Th GC 0309 351c-4 History of World Art .............................................. 001 10 :00-ll :50 Tu Th GC 0312 Richardson 354b-3 History of the Theater . ........................ .............................. . 001 2:00-2:50 M W F GC 2410 Kluth 401 2 :00-3:15 Tu Th ESL 222 Staff 357c-3 Music History and Literature ..................................... Kresteff 3:00-3 :50 M W F GC 1410 001 363a-3 Philosophy of Science (Same as GSA 363a) ..... . Livergood M W F GC 1410 9:00-9:50 001 152-3 ORGANIZATION AND COMMUNICAT IO N OF 101a-3 English Composition ...... 9:00-9 :50 001 11:00-11:50 002 2:00- 2:50 003 9 :00-9:50 201 I :00-l :50 202 3:00-3 :50 203 6:207 :35 E204 8 :00-8 :50 401 11:00-11:50 402 6:20-7:35 403 8:20-9 :35 404 101b-3 English Composition . 10:00-10:50 001 II :00-ll :50 002 12:00-12:50 003 9:00-9 :50 201 I :00-1:50 202 4 :20- 6:10 203 8 :20-10 :10 E204 10:00-10:50 401 I :00-l :50 402 6:20-8:10 E403 IDEAS MTu ThF MTu ThF MTu ThF MTu ThF MTu ThF MTu ThF Tu Th MTu ThF MTu ThF M w M w GC 0309 GC 0408 GC 2302 ss 106 HUM 107 SCI 002 ANB 201 ESL 224 ESL 215 ESL 224 ESL 215 MTu MTu MTu MTu MTu Tu Tu MTu MTu Tu GC 0412 GC 0412 GC 0309 ANA 108 AUD 103 AUD 102 AUD 101 ESL 215 ESL 224 ESL 224 (GSD ) Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff -- -------- -----·-·-····· --· ThF ThF ThF ThF ThF Th Th ThF ThF Th Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff �... SPRING GENERAL STUDIES AREA D Course No.- Hours D escriptive Title Time Edw. Alton E. St. Louis ·····--------·--·· o~):~·- · ·-- ·········· p·l~-~~---· E404 8 :20-10:10 Tu Th 103-3 Oral Communication of Ideas .. 9:00- 9:50 M w F 001 10:00-10:50 M w F 002 11 :00-11:50 M w F 003 1:00-1:50 M w F 004 2 :00-2:50 M w F 005 3:00-4: 15 Tu Th 006 9:00-9:50 M w F 007 11 :00ll :50 w F M 008 12:00-12:50 M w F 009 8:00-8:50 M w F 201 9:00-9:50 202 M w F 9:00- 9:50 203 M w F 204 10:00-10:50 M w F 20S 10:00-10:SO M w F 11 :00-11 :SO M w F 206 207 12:00-12 :SO M w F 208 1:00-1 :SO M w F 209 2:00-2:SO M w F 210 3 :00-3:SO M w F (as n) 13 ········ ······· i ~~t~~;~t~~ ESL 224 GC 0303 GC0406 GC 0304 GC 0406 GC 0403 GC 0406 GC 0302 GC 2303 GC 0406 ANB 103 ANB 102 ANB 103 ANB 103 ANB 102 ANB 103 ANB 103 ANB 103 AN B 103 ANB 103 Staff White White Kluth Kluth St. Onge Kochman Pritner Pritner Pritner Fix Fix Robinson Ha wkins Robinson Hawkins Robin son Robinson Smith, Maribel Smith, Maribel ANB 103 Fix 4:SS-6:10 Tu Th Fix Tu Th ANB 103 6:20-7:3S 401 9:00-9:SO M w F ESL 112 Aschemeyer ESL 112 Aschemeyer 402 10:00- 10:SO M w F ESL 112 Birdman 403 11:00-11 :SO M w F 12:00-12 :SO w F ESL 112 Aschemeyer 404 M ESL 112 Van der Poll 1:00-1 :SO M w F 40S ESL 106 1:00- 1 :SO Birdman M w F 406 2:00-2 :SO ESL 112 Aschemeyer 407 M w F 408 4:00-S: IS Tu Th ESL 106 Van der Poll ESL 212 Van der Poll E409 6:20-7:3S M w Introduction to Mathematics . 112b--3 English 1:00-1 :SO GC 2306 001 M w F Forcade 11:00-11 :SO M w F AUD 200 201 ESL 212 Verderber 401 I :00-1 :SO M w F 112c-3 Introduction to Mathematics ........................... .. ..... English GC 0312 11:00-11 :SO M w F 001 Phillips ANA 104 11:00-11 :SO M w F 201 Phillips Th SCI 002 8:20-9:3S Tu E202 Verderber ESL !30 11:00-11 :SO M w F 401 Verderber ESL 204 E402 8 :20-9:3S M w 114a-3 College Algebra ------------------····· ··· ···· ·-·--- ----------·-············ Ewing GC 3313 11:00-11 :SO M w F 001 Holden SCI 200 10:00-10 :SO M w F 201 Forcade SCI 002 2:00-2:SO M w F 202 Corcoran ESL 106 10:00-10 :SO M w F 401 .................... 114b--3 College Algebra ------·--···· ·· ····· English GC 2410 8:20-9 :3S M w EOOI Ewing GC 1412 2 :00-2:SO M w F 002 Fudurich SCI 003 9:00-9 :SO M w F 201 Fudurich ANB 201 10 :00-IO :SO M w F 202 Rutledge ESL 204 2 :00- 2:SO M WTh 401 Rutledge ESL 204 M WTh 3 :00-3:SO 402 114c-3 Trigonometry . Ewing GC 0303 10:00-IO:SO M w F 001 Forcade SCI 002 1:00-1 :SO M w F 201 Gwillim M w SCI 002 8:20-9 :3S E202 Corcoran ESL 224 M w F 9:00-9:SO 401 Verderber ESL 204 6:20-7:3S M w E402 114d-3 Statistics Luan GC 2306 8:00-8:SO M w F 001 English M w F GC 2306 2:00-2:SO 002 Marlin SCI 201 8:00-S:SO M w F 201 Ruhlman SCI 002 8:00-S:SO M w F 202 Boll w F AUD 100 11:00-11 :SO M 203 Deligiannis Tu SCI 003 E204 S:30-S: IO Schwier ESL 11S 11 :00-11 :SO M w F 401 Rutledge ESL 21S 12:00-12 :SO M WTh 402 Deligiannis ESL 21S M S:30-8:10 E403 123c-3 Elementary French ------------ ----------·-·-············ · ···· ·· · ··Staff MTu Th GC 2412 9:00-9:SO 001 Staff MTu Th GC 2302 002 3:00-3 :SO Staff 9:00-9:SO MTu Th AUD 102 201 211 E212 �14 GEN E RAL ST U DIES AREA D (GsD ) CoEd:. ~t~HE~St. r~~i~ipti'Ti!!tle . ········· ····--n~y~ .. ·-· 123c-3 Elementary 202 E203 E401 126c-3 Elementary 001 002 201 202 E203 401 402 403 E404 136c-3 Elementary E401 140c-3 Elementary 001 002 201 E202 401 E402 French ......... ....................... 2 :00-2:50 MTu Th AUD 102 Staff 6:20-7: 35 Tu Th AUD 102 Staff 6:20-7 :35 M W Staff ESL 222 German ....... . 11:00-11:50 MTu Th GC 2412 Staff 4 :00-4:50 MTu Th GC 2412 Staff 11:00-11:50 MTu Th AUD 101 Staff 3 :00-3 :50 MTu Th AUD 101 Staff 6:20-7 :35 Tu Th AUD 101 Staff 9:00-9:50 MTu Th ESL 222 Staff 11 :00-11:50 MTu Th ESL 222 Staff 1:00-1:50 MTu Th Staff ESL 222 6: 20-7:35 M W Staff ESL 221 Russian ................. ........................................... 8 :20-9:35 M W ESL 221 Smith Spanish .......... ..................... .................... . 10 :00-10:50 MTu Th GC 2412 Staff 2 :00-2 :50 MTu Th GC 0412 Staff 9:00-9:50 MTu Th AUD 103 Staff 6:20-7:35 M W AUD 103 Staff 10:00-10:50 MTu Th ESL 221 Staff 6:20-7:35 M W ESL 208B Staff HEALTH AND PHYSICAL DE VE LOP MEN T (GSE) 101b--1 Intermediate Swimming (Men} .................................................... Pool rental fee $6, payable first class meeting. GYM 102 201 11 :00-12 :50 M W Hennan, w. 401 10:00-11 :50 Tu Th ESL 009 Moehn 102-1 Physical Fitness (Men) ..... 201 9:00-9:50 M W GYM 102 Herman, W. 202 10:00-10:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Herman, W. 401 10:00-10:50 M W ESL 009 Moehn 402 1 :00-1:50 Tu Th ESL 009 Moehn 103a-1 Square Dance (Men) ....... ...................... ................... ................... Tu Th ESL 009 Carpenter, 401 11:00-11:50 s. 103b--1 Folk Dance (Men) 201 9:00-9:50 Tu Th E401 6: 20-8:10 M 103c-1 Social Dance (Men) ............ . E201 6 :20-8:10 Th GYM 102 ESL 009 Bowman Bowman GYM 102 Carpenier, s. 104a-1 Archery (Men) ............................................................................. . 201 2 :00-2 :50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman 104b--1 Badminton (Men) .................... ........................................ . 401 12:00-12:50 M W ESL 009 Showers 104d-1 Bowling (Men) ................. ..................... .................... ................. . Lane rental fee $6, payable first class meeting. 201 9 :00-9:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Showers 401 9:00-9:50 M W ESL 009 Showers 104e-1 Golf (Men) ..... ............................................. . 201 11 :00-11:50 M W GYM 102 Kirk Kirk Tu Th GYM 102 202 10:00-10 :50 401 3 :00-3 :50 Tu Th ESL 009 Moehn 104g-1 Speedball (Men) .................................................. Kirk 201 12:00-12:50 M W GYM 102 Moehn 401 2:00-2:50 Tu Th ESL 009 104h-1 Tennis (Men) .......................... .................. 201 2 :00-2 :50 M W GYM 102 Herman, W. 202 11 :00-11 :50 Tu Th GYM 102 Herman, W. 104j-1 Softball (Men) . ........................................................ 201 12:00-12:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Kirk 401 11:00-11:50 M W ESL 009 Showers 11lb--1 Intermediate Swimming (Women) ............................ .................. . Pool rental fee $6, payable fi rst class meeting. Moehn 401 10:00-11 :50 Tu Th ESL 009 113a-1 Square Dance (Women) .............................. . Carpenter, 401 11:00-11:50 Tu Th ESL 009 s. 113b--1 Folk Dance (Women) .............. 201 9 :00-9 :50 Tu Th E401 6:20-8:10 M GYM 102 ESL 009 Bowman Bowman �SPRING GENERAL STUDIES AREA E ( GSE) Course No.-Hours Descriptive Title Edw. Alton E. St. Louis Time !l3c-1 ·· o~;; -· ················ I,-i~~~---· Social Dance (Women) E201 6 :20-8:10 !13d-1 Th 15 ...............i~:;~ t-~~-t~~ GYM 102 Carpenter, s. Beginning Contemporary Dance (Women) ................................... 201 1:00-1:50 M W GYM 102 Carpenter, s. 401 10:00-10 :50 Tu Th ESL 009 Carpenter, S. 113e-1 Intermediate Contemporary Dance (Women) .................. 201 1:00-1:50 M W GYM 102 Carpenter, 401 10 :00-10 :50 Tu Th ESL 009 s. s. Carpenter, !14a-l Archery (Women) ............ ................................. . 201 2:00-2:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman 114d-1 Bowling (Women) ........................................................................ . Lane rental fee $6, payable first class meeting. 201 9:00-9:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Showers 401 9:00-9 :50 M W ESL 009 Showers 114e-1 Golf (Women) ................................................................................. 201 11 :0(}...11 :50 M W GYM 102 Kirk 401 2:00-2:50 M W ESL 009 Bowman 114h-1 Tennis (Women) ...................................................... ................... . 201 10 :00-10:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman 202 1:0(}...1:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman 114i-1 Volleyball (Women) .............................. ..................... . 401 11:0(}...11 :50 M W ESL 009 Bowman 114j-1 Softball (Women) .............................. ........................................... . 201 11 :00-11:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman 401 1:00-1:50 M W ESL 009 Bowman 201-3 Healthful Living .......................... .............................. 001 11:00-11:50 M W F GC 1410 Spear Klein 201 11:00-11 :50 M W F AUI:i 200 Klein 401 1 :00-1:50 M W F ESL 115 Kirk E402 5:30-8: 10 W ESL 205 A C C 0 UN TIN G 250--4 I ' (ACCT) Accounting Fundamentals ............................................................. . 201 8:00-8:50 MTu ThF ANB 102 Terre 401 8:00-8:50 MTu ThF ESL 204 Schuchardt 251a-4 Elementary Accounting I ....................... . 001 12:0(}...12:50 MTu ThF GC 2304 Terre 201 11 :0(}...11 :50 MTu ThF ANA 100 Fink E202 6:20-8:10 Tu Th ANA 100 Fink 401 11 :00-11 :50 MTuWTh ESL 203 Riggs E402 6:20-8:10 Tu Th ESL 205 Riggs 251 b-4 Elementary Accounting II ............................................................. . 001 11:00-11 :50 MTu ThF GC 2304 Small 201 9 :00-9:50 MTu ThF ANA 100 Milles E202 8:2(}...10:10 M W ANA 100 Mains 401 9:00-9:50 M WThF ESL 203 Schuchardt E402 8:2(}...10:10 M W ESL 203 Small 25lc-4 Elementary Accounting III ................ ...................... . 001 8:00-8:50 M WThF GC 2304 Schmitt 201 8:00-8:50 MTu ThF ANA 100 Milles 202 2 :00-2:50 MTu ThF ANA 100 Schuchardt E203 6:20-8:10 M W ANA 100 Mains E204 8 :2(}...10:10 Tu Th ANA 100 Fink 401 8:00-8:50 M WThF ESL203 Mains 402 2:00-2:50 MTu ThF ESL 203 Terre E403 6:20-8:10 M W ESL 203 Staff E404 8 :2(}...10 : 10 Tu Th ESL 205 Riggs 432-4 Problems in Federal Taxation ....................................................... . 001 10:00-10:50 MTuWTh GC 2304 Donnalley E002 6:20-8 :10 M W GC 3303 Donnalley 442-4 Advancea Cost Accounting .............................................................. . 001 1:00-1:50 MTu ThF GC 2304 Bedel E002 6 : ~ : 10 Tu Th GC 2304 Bedel 453a-4 Advanced Accounting ............................................... . o(n 9:00-9:50 M WThF GC 2304 Nissing 002 2 :00-2:50 MTu ThF GC 2304 Small Donnalley E003 8:2(}...10:10 M w GC 2304 Bedel 8:2(}...10:10 Tu Th GC 2304 E004 456--4 Auditing ...................................................................... . 001 8:00-8:50 MTuWTh GC 3303 Nissing E002 Nissing 6:20-8:10 M w GC 2304 �16 ACCOU NTING ( ACCT ) 458--4 Accounting Systems ..... . 001 9:00-9:50 GC 3303 Schmitt 301-3 Growth and Development of Aerospace Power. 001 9:00-9:50 M W F GC 2405 002 12:00-12:50 M W F GC 2403 Horvath Horvatli A E R 0 SPACE MTu ThF STUDIES (AS ) ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH) 300-4 001 304-4 001 305a-3 001 305c-3 001 400-4 001 Man's Place in Nature ......................... GC 0307 Schusky, E. MTuWTh 9:00-9:50 The Origins of Civilization . 12:00-12:50 MTuWTh GC 0413 Hayes Peoples and Cultures of the World I (North America) 10:00- 10:50 M WTh GC 0307 Voget Peoples and Cultures of the World I (Oceania) ll :00-ll :50 M WTh GC 1414 Schusky Man and Culture ...................... ................................... 1:00-1:50 MTuWTh GC 1414 Voget APPLIED SCIENCE (APS) lOlb-3 Graphics ...................................................................... . 1:00-2:50 w w F ANA 108 201 Tu Th ESL 203 6:20-9:10 401 lOlc-3 Graphics ----------------------------·- ·············10:00-11 :50 M w F ANA 108 201 ART Bishop Bishop Bishop (ART) lOOb-5 Basic Studio -----------------------· ··· FAA 102 Smith 6:20-9:50 M w E20! lOOc-5 Basic Studio ... ---------------··· 8:00-9:50 MTuWTh FAA 102 Kutzik 201 FAA 102 Kutzik 8:00-8:50 F Marcell FAA 102 10:00-11:50 MTuWTh 202 FAA 102 10:00-10:50 F Marcell ESL 214 Milovich I :00-3:50 M w F 401 201b-4 Drawing and Composition .................................... ........................ . FAA 202 Freund 201 10:00-11:50 MTuWTh 203a-4 Beginning Ceramics ......... ..................................... 201 8:00-9 :50 MTuWTh GYM 005 Cannon 300a-4 Art Education .................................................. . Altvater 201 2;00-4 :50 Tu Th FAA 203 Altvater E202 6:20-9:10 Tu Th FAA 203 300b-4 Art Education ............................... 201 2:00-3:50 M W F FAA 203 Buddemeyer 300c-4 Art Education ........................ ..................... . 201 !1:00- 12:50 M W F FAA 203 Buddemeyer 305c-4 Advanced Ceramics ....... ................................... ...................... . 201 12:00-1:50 MTuWTh GYM 005 Cannon 310c-4 Painting .......................................................................................... . 201 1:00-2:50 MTuWTh FAA 202 Huntley 324-4 Watercolor ........... ........................................... 201 12:00-1:50 MTuWTh FAA 102 Freund ............................ 325a,b,c-4 Studio Staff 201 Arranged 350c-3 American Art ................................... .......................... . Hilberry 001 II :00-11:50 M W F Gc-2405 358c-4 Prints ...................................... ............................... . 201 3:00-4:50 MTuWTh FAA 102 Richardson 393c-4 Sculpture .................................... ....................... ..................... Marcell 201 1:00-2:50 MTuWTh SCI 015 401-4 Research in Painting ...... Freund 201 Arranged 405-4 Studio in Sculpture Marcell 201 Arranged 410-4 Research in Prints ............ Richardson 201 Arranged 420-4 Research in Pottery ..................................... Cannon 201 Arranged 566--4 Research in Art Education .. E201 Arranged Altvater �SP RING BOTANY ( BOT ) Course No.- Hours Descriptive Title Edw. Alton E. St. Louis Time ··················o ~~- ..................Pi~~~ J7 ·· ······ ······ ··- ~ ;~;i~~~~-;;~· B 0 TAN Y (BOT) 311-5 General Bacteriology Lect 1:00-1 :50 M W F SCI 200 Lab 201 2:00-3:50 M W SCI 110 Lab 202 4:00-5:50 M W SCI 110 413-5 Comparative Morphology of Vascular Plants Lect 1:00-1:50 M W F ANB 102 Lab 201 12:00-1:50 Tu Th SCI 111 BUSINESS EDUCATION Savostin Savostin Savostin Kumler Kumler (BSED) 201a-3 Typewriting ....... . 201 11 :00-11:50 MTu ThF ANA 103 E202 8 :20-10 :10 M W ANA 103 401 11:00-11:50 MTu ThF ESL 223 E402 8:20-10:10 M W ESL 223 20lc-3 Typewriting ...... . 001 1:00-1 :50 MTu ThF GC 0409 201 10:00-10:50 MTu ThF ANA 103 E202 8:20-10:10 Tu Th ANA 103 401 10:00-10:50 MTu ThF ESL 223 E402 8:20-10:10 Tu Th ESL 223 22lc-4 Shorthand and Transcription 001 2:00-2:50 MTu ThF GC 0409 201 9:00-9:50 MTu ThF ANA 103 E202 6: 20-8:10 Tu Th ANA 103 401 9:00-9:50 MTu ThF ESL 223 E402 6:20-8:10 Tu Th ESL 223 324b-4 Advanced Shorthand and Transcription .. 001 10 :00-10:50 MTu ThF GC 0409 E002 6:20-8:10 M W GC 0409 201 1:00-1:50 MTu ThF ANA 103 E202 6:20-8:10 M W ANA 103 327-4 Office Theories and Practice 001 11:00-11:50 MTu ThF GC 0409 E002 6:20-8:10 Tu Th GC 0409 341-4 Calculating Machines ............................... . EOOI 8:20-10:10 M W GC 0409 405-4 Teaching General (Basic) Business Subjects E001 8:20-10:10 Tu Th GC 0409 407-4 Office Management 001 9:00-9: 50 MTu ThF GC 2302 427-4 R ecords Administration ..... . 001 12 :00-1 2:50 MTu ThF GC 2302 428-4 Systems and Procedures .... E001 6:20-8:10 M W GC 2302 CHEMISTRY 111 b--5 Ill c-5 235-5 -240-4 311-3 EOOI Frost Frost Martin Staff Houser Frost Sobolik Coffey Limper Houser Shell Staff Limpe r Limper Sobolik Staff Shell Shell Sobolik Palmer Sobolik Brady House r Maedke Martin, K . (CHEM) Chemical Principles and Inorganic Chemistry 6:00-7: 15 M W SCI 200 Lect E Jason Jason Lab E201 7:25-8:15 M SCI 200 7:25-10:15 w so 205 Jason Lab 202 4 :00-4 :50 W SCI 201 Staff 2 :00-4 :50 M SCI 205 Staff Stallard Lect E 5: 30-7:10 M W ESL 201B Lab E401 7 :20-10 :10 M ESL 125 Stallard Chemical Principles and Inorganic Chemistry ........ . Lect 12:00-12:50 M W F SCI 200 Phillips Lab 201 8:00-10:50 M W SCI 205 Stowe Phillips Lab 202 11:00-1:50 Tu Th SCI 205 Staff Lab 203 2:00-4:50 Tu Th SCI 205 Lect 12 :00-12:50 M W F ESL 103 Rygg Lab 401 8:00-10:50 Tu Th ESL 125 Rygg Tu Th ESL 125 Stallard Lab 402 11:00- 1:50 General Quantitative Analysis ................. . Firsc hin g 201 1 :00-1 :50 M W F SCI 103 2: 00-4 :50 M w Firsching SCI 206 Organic Chemistry .. --- -------······ ·· ···········································Bardolph Lect 2:00-2:50 M w F SCI 200 2:00-4:50 Tu Bardolph Lab 201 SCI 206 2:00-4:50 Th SCI 206 Bardolph Lab 202 Inorganic Chemistry 8:20-9:35 Tu Th Rygg GC 2403 �18 CHEMISTRY (CHEM) CoEd;. NAit~HE~'St. ~~ci~iptiTiJ:~tle · ······· ······ o~-~ ···· ·· ·········· i;i~~~-··· ········· ······ i;;~t~-~-i~~ 341c-5 Organic Chemistry ---------------------- -----Lect 10:00-10:50 M W F SCI 201 Lab 201 8:00--10:50 Tu Th SCI 206 Lect 10:00-10:50 M W F ESL 124A Lab 401 11:00-1 :SO W F ESL 123 Lab 402 8:00--10:50 Tu Th ESL 123 375-0 to 3 Chemistry Seminar __ 4:00-4 :SO SCI 201 201 M 401 4:00-4:50 w ESL 124A 411-4 Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry E001 8:20--10:10 Tu Th GC 0412 432b-4 Instrumental Analytical Measurements --- ---- -- ---------£201 6:00--6 :SO M W SCI 201 7:00-9:50 M W SCI 203 460-5 Theoretical Chemistry 201 2:00--2 :SO MTu ThF SCI 201 2:00-4:50 W SCI 203 461c-4 Physical Chemistry 201 10:00--10:50 M W F SCI 003 11:00--1 :SO Tu SCI 203 401 10:00--10 :SO M W F ESL 208B ESL 123 11:00--1:50 Tu Bardolph Bardolph Probst Probst Probst Staff Staff Phillips Parrill Parrill Parrill Parrill White White Rands Rands COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (CL T) 300c-4 Survey of Comparative Literature ---- ----------- --Arranged 001 EC0 N0 MI CS Guenther (ECON) 210-5 Principles of Economics GC 3302 001 11 :00--11 :SO MTuWThF Hashimi MTuWThF 201 9:00-9:50 AUD 100 Ruhlman Skjerseth 202 12:00--12:50 MTuWThF AUD 100 AUD 100 E203 5:55~:10 M W Staff 401 9:00--9 :SO MTuWThF ESL 104 Longi 402 12:00--12 :SO MTuWThF ESL 104 Staff E403 5:55~:10 Tu Th ESL 104 Staff 308-4 Economic and Business Statistics I _ _______________ -- ------------£001 5:55~:10 M W GC 0403 Hashimi 310-4 Labor Problems ------------------------------------------------ ------- -£001 8:20-10:10 Tu Th GC 1414 Drake, C. 315-4 Money and Banking I -------------------------------------- -----------001 9 :00--9 :SO MTu ThF GC 3302 Thorson E002 6:2~:10 Tu Th GC 3302 Luan 408-4 Economic and Business Statistics II ----------------------------- ------------------- · 001 9:00--9 :SO MTu ThF GC 1414 Luan 416-4 Money and Banking II ---------------------------------------------------------------------£001 8:20--10:10 Tu Th GC 0302 Livingston 441-4 Intermediate Macro Theory ------------------------- -----------------------£001 8:20--10:10 M W GC 0302 Schwier 450-3 History of Economic Thought --------------------------- ------- --- ------ -------------- 001 1:00--2:15 Tu Th GC 2307 Glynn 470-3 Business Cycles --------------------------------- ------------------ ----------------------001 10:00-10:50 M W F GC 2403 Drake, L. 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EOOI 5:3~:10 Th GC 0304 Jordan 543-4 Teaching the Social Studies in the Elementary School ·----E001 5:3~:10 Th GC 1414 Carponter, R. 557-4 The Elementary Principalship --····--··-···---·--·--·-········--·-·····-··-········-··· E001 5 :3~: 10 W GC 0302 Palmer EDUCATION SEyONDARY (EDS) 315-4 High School Methods ................................. ----·----·-·------001 4:2~:10 M W GC 2304 Smith, Herbert Smyers 002 2:00--3:50 M W GC 0314 Madson 003 ll :00--12 :50 Tu Th GC 0303 352d-8 to 12 Secondary Student Teaching . 001 through 026 Arranged Staff •• Meet April 2 to June 4 �20 EDUCATION SECONDARY (ED S) Co£~. NA1l~H£~rSt. ~~~i~iptiTiJ:!tle ...... ...... D~% ········ ··········i;i~~~--- · ·· ··· ······ ··· f~-~t·~-~-1~~ 352d-8 to 12 Secondary Student Teaching ............................ . . . . ................ ...... . 001 Agriculture 014 Home Economics 002 Art 015 Industrial Education 003 Biology 016 Journalism 004 Business 017 Mathematics 005 Chemistry 018 Music 006 Economics 019 Physical Education 007 English 020 Physics 008 Foreign Language 021 Sociology 009 General Science 022 Social Studies 010 Geography 023 Speech Oll Government 024 Library Service 012 Health Education 025 Psychology 013 History 026 School Nursing 352e-4 to 8 Secondary Student Teaching (See above listing under 352d) -----------------------------------------------001 through 026 Arranged Staff 488--4 Teaching the Social Studies in Secondary Schools ...... E001 5:30--8:10 M GC 1414 Smith, Harry 5:30-8:10 F* GC 2403 Smith, Harry 505-4 Improvement of Reading Instruction ...................................................................... . E001 5:30--8: lO Tu GC 2307 Richardson 508--4 Seminar: Trends in Selected Areas in Secondary Schools . E001 5 :30--8:10 Th GC 0303 Andree 521c-3 Diagnosis and Correction of Reading Disabilities . .... . . . 001 9:00--11:40 S GC 0302 Steinkellner 550-4 Core Curriculum in the Secondary School . E001 5:30--8:10 W GC 0303 Harmin 562-4 The High School Curriculum . . . . . ............ .................... . . . E001 5:30--8:10 M GC 0302 Smyers 570-4 Extra-Class Activities .................................................................... . E001 5:30--8:10 Tu GC 0412 Madson EDUCATION SPECIAL (SPE) 351d-8 Elementary Student Teaching .................................... . Staff Arranged, 001 414-4 The Exceptional Child .......... 8:20- 10:10 Tu Th GC 3315 Staff E001 420a-4 Methods and Materials in the Education of the Emotionally Disturbed . . ...... . . ........ . ----------------------------------------------E001 5 :30--8:10 W F* GC 2405 Bommarito 420b-4 Methods and Materials in the Education of the Educable Mentally Handicapped ...... ............................................................................ . 001 4:20--6:10 Tu Th GC 2303 Tucker, M. 420c-4 Methods and Materials in the Education of the Gifted E001 5:30--8:10 Tu F* GC 1412 Harris 428--4 Speech Correction for the Classroom Teacher (Same as SP C 428) .................. ..... ............. -----------------------------------···--····--···--···· E001 5:30- 8:10 w GC 0314 Carey 4 additional sessions to be arranged 481a-4 Seminar: Emotionally Disturbed ---------------------------------------------· E001 5:30--8:10 M F* GC 3302 Bommarito 481c-4 Seminar: Gifted -------- ---- -- ----·------------ -E001 5:30--8: lO ThF* GC 3315 Matthews 577-8 Practicum in Special Education -----------------------------------------------001 Arranged (consent of Tucker, M. instructor) ENGLISH (ENG) 300-4 Principles of English Grammar -------------------------------------- ................ .. 001 4:20- 6:10 M W GC 3313 Van Syoc 302b-4 Survey of English Literature ------------------ -------------- ---------001 4:20-6:10 M W GC 0306 Stanley 302c-4 Survey of English Literature . . ----------------------- --------001 10:00-10:50 MTu ThF GC 3303 Slattery 002 2 :00--2:50 MTu ThF GC 2309 Revard 003 4:20-6:10 Tu Th GC 0306 Brown 309b-4 Survey of American Literature .. .. .. ------------------------ ---------------------· 001 9:00--9:50 MTu ThF GC 2410 Joost 002 2:00--2:50 MTu ThF GC 3316 Bailey 003 4:20--6:10 Tu Th GC 3316 Havens 365-4 Shakespeare -------------------001 9 :00--9 :50 JV!Tu ThF GC 0304 Graham * First four Fridays only �SPRING ENGLISH ( ENG ) 21 391-3 Usage in Spoken and Written English ................... . 001 9:00--9:50 MTu Th GC 0412 Steinman £002 6:20--7 :35 M W GC 2403 Duncan 404a-4 Middle English Literature (Contemporaries of Chaucer) 001 4: 20--{;: 10 Tu Th GC 2306 Mogan 431b-4 Major American Writers ( 1800 to 1865) .......... . 001 II :00-11:50 MTu ThF GC 2309 Going 441-4 The 18th Century Essay ........................... .................. . 001 10:00-10:50 MTu ThF GC 2309 Graham 443- 4 Victorian Prose .................. . Thompson 001 9:00-9:50 MTu ThF GC 2306 447-4 American Humor and Satire ...... ...................................... . Havens £001 6:20-8:10 Tu Th GC 3313 458a-4 American Fiction (Novel to 1900) ....... ................ . 001 10:00--10:50 MTu ThF GC 0408 Joost 460a-4 English Drama (Elizabethan) 001 II :00-11:50 MTu ThF GC 0413 Revard 471b-4 Shakespeare (Plays after 1600 ) Bailey 001 4:20--{;:10 M W GC 2403 485-4 P roblems in the Teaching of English GC 0406 Steinman 001 II :00-11:50 MTu ThF 495b--4 Literary Criticism Brown MTu ThF GC 2309 001 I :00-1 :50 499-2 to 4 R eadings in English . Slattery 001 Arranged 500--2 Materials and Methods of Research in English Kilby 001 4:20--6:10 M GC 0307 514-4 Studies in Restoration and 18th Century Literature . 001 4:20--6:10 Tu Th GC 3313 Slattery 540-4 Studies in Linguistics (Historical) ..................... .. .. ...... . 001 4:20--6:10 Tu Th GC 3303 Wood 555-4 Studies in the Victorian Novel .................. . 001 4:20--{;:10 M W GC 2302 Duncan 598-1 to 9 I ndependent Review of English and American Literature . 001 Arranged Slattery FOREIGN LANGUAGES French (Fr) 123c-1 French Conversation . Staff F GC 2412 001 9:00--9:50 St~ff F 002 3 :00-3:50 GC 2302 Staff 201 9:00-9:50 AUD 102 F Staff 202 2:00-2:50 AUD 102 F Tu Th AUD 102 Staff £203 7:45-8:10 Staff £401 7:45-8:10 M W ESL 222 201c-3 Intermediate French .. GC 2403 Staff 001 II :00-11:50 M W F AUD 102 Staff 201 10:00--10:50 M W F ESL 220 Staff £401 6:20--7 :35 M W 220-2 Intermediate French Conversation ........................ . 001 II :00-11:50 Tu Th GC 2403 Staff 201 10:00--10:50 Tu Th AUD 102 Staff £401 7:45-8:35 M W ESL 220 Staff 338c-4 French Literature from Middle Ages through the 17th Century 001 2:00-3:50 Tu Th GC 2411 Morton 451c-2 French Seminar ............................ . ..................... . 001 Arranged Pellegrino 461-4 French Stylistics ...... . .................. . 001 Arranged Pellegrino German (Ger) 126c- 1 German Conversation 001 II :00--11:50 F 002 4:00--4:50 F F 201 II :00--11:50 F 202 3:00-3:50 £203 7:45-8:10 Tu Th 401 9:00-9 :50 F 402 II :00-11:50 F 403 I :00-1:50 F £404 7:45--8:10 M w 201c-3 Intermediate German ... .. .... . 001 2:00-2:50 M W F 201 10:00-10:50 M W F GC 2412 GC 2412 AUD 101 AUD 101 AUD 101 ESL 222 ESL 222 ESL 222 ESL 221 Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff GC 2403 AUD 101 Staff Staff �22 FOREIGN LANGUAGES ( GER ) Course No.- Hours D escriptive Title . Edw. Alton E. St. Louis Time ...... Ii~-% · · ···· · ······· ·· · · pj~~~ ·· · ········· · ····· I;;~t~~;~t~; 201c-3 Intermediate German ---------- --- ------------ESL 112 E401 8 :20---9:3S M W 220---2 Intermediate German Conversation GC 2403 001 2:00- 2 :SO Tu Th AUD 101 201 10:00---10 :SO Tu Th 401 Arranged 313c-4 German Literature before Romanticism -----001 Arranged 401-4 Faust ----------------- -- ---------001 Arranged Staff Staff Staff Staff Spahn Guenther Russian (Russ) 136c-1 201c-3 220---2 Russian Conversation Smith E401 9:45-10:10 M W ESL 221 Intermediate Russian --- --- ------------------------------------------ ------- ---- -------ESL 222 Smith E401 6:20---7:3S Tu Th Intermediate Russian Conversation ..... .. ........... .. ...... .. -------------------· E401 7 :4S-8 :3S Tu Th ESL 222 Smith Spanish (Span) 140c-1 Spanish Conversation ------------------------- --- ---------- ----- ------- --GC 2412 Staff 001 10:00---10:SO F Staff GC 0412 002 2:00---2:SO F Staff 201 9:00-9:SO F AUD 103 Staff AUD 103 E202 7:4S-8 :10 M w Staff 401 10:00---10 :SO F ESL 221 Staff ESL 208B E402 7:45-8 :10 M w 201c-3 Intermediate Spanish ____ ------------------------------ -------------------Staff 001 1:00---1 :SO M W F GC 2403 Staff 201 10:00---10:SO M W F AUD 103 Staff 4()1 11:00---11 :SO M W F ESL 221 220-2 Intermediate Spanish Conversation _ ------------------ ---Staff 001 1:00---1 :SO Tu Th GC 2403 Staff 201 10:00---10:SO Tu Th AUD 103 Staff 401 11 :00---11 :SO Tu Th ESL 221 306-4 Latin American Literature ---------------------------------- -----------------Tu Th GC 0302 Heard 001 2:00---3:SO 461-4 Spanish Stylistics --------- ----- ----- GC 2410 Goode 001 2:00---3:SO M W GE 0 G RA PHY 304-4 £001 310a-3 001 402a-4 001 403b--3 001 405a-4 001 407a-4 001 (GEOG) Introduction to Economic Geography _ ----------- ------ ---------------------8:20---10:10 M W GC 0309 Koepke Introduction to Cartographic Methods--------------------------------- ---12 :00---1 :SO Tu Th GC 0306 Guffy Advanced Physical Geography I _____ -------------- ----------- ------ --10:00---10:SO MTuW F GC 1412 Kazeck Advanced Physical Geography II (Physiography) _ Gore 2:00---2:SO M W F GC 0306 Advanced Economic Geography II (Industrial) -------1:00---1 :SO MTuW F GC 1412 Koepke Advanced Cultural Geography II -------------- ---Fogel 9:00---9:SO M W F GC 0411 Fogel 9:00---9 :SO Tu GC 1412 416b-4 Cartography ----- ----- ---------------------------------------E001 6:20---8:10 M W GC 0306 Guffy 462a-4 Advanced Regional Geography: Europe --- ---- ---- --- ----001 2:00---3 :SO Tu Th GC 0306 Bognar 467a-4 Advanced Regional Geography: Latin America ----------------------£001 8:20---10:10 M W GC 1412 Schwartz 467b--3 Advanced Regional Geography: Latin America _ ------ -------- -----------001 11:00---12:1S Tu Th GC 1412 Schwartz 471b--3 Regional Planning------------------------------- ---- -------- -----------001 3:00---4:1S Tu Th GC 1414 Lossau 475-4 Methods of Field Geography ------------- ---------------------------------------------001 8:00---11 :SO S GC 0306 Guffy 490c-1 Tutorial in Geography _ ----- --------- --- 001 Arranged Kircher 523-4 Seminar in Cartography ------------------GC 0306 Collier E001 8 :20---10:10 Tu Th 530-4 Independent Studies in Geography ----- - ------------------------------------------Kircher £001 8:20---10:10 M W GC 0303 599-2 to 9 Thesis - ----- ----------------------------------Staff 001 Arranged �SPRI N G Course No . -H ours GOVERNMENT (GoVT ) Descrip ti'O'e Title . Edw. Alton E. St . Louis Time GOVERNMENT ...... 0~~-- - 23 ·············· pi~~~ (GOVT) 210-4 American Government ........................ ..................... . 001 10:00-10 :50 MTuWTh GC 2405 Stahnke 201 11 :00-11 :50 MTuWTh SCI 201 Nasr E201 6 :20-8: 10 Tu Th SCI 102 Kerr E401 6:20-8 :10 M W ESL 105 Stahnke ................................................ . 420-3 Pressure Groups and Politics E001 5 :30-8: 10 M GC 0406 Goodman 435-4 Government and Business ................................................................. . 6 :20-8 :10 Tu Th GC 0406 Lovell E001 451-3 International Politics of Europe .... .................... . 001 3:00-3 :50 MTu Th GC 2307 Glaser 453c-4 The Government and Politics of the Soviet Union ................. . 001 9 :00-9 :50 MTuWTh GC 2307 Stahnke 470c-4 Field Problems in Urban and Regional Planning ........................ 001 Arranged Mann 470d-2 Seminar: Planning in a Free Society ........ .............................. . 001 Arranged Mann 4 73-3 Metropolitan Studies and Research ..................................... . E001 5:30-8 :10 W GC 0312 Mann 484c-4 History of Political Theories ................................................. . 001 10 :00-10 :50 MTuWTh GC 0309 Mace 495c-4 Constitutional Law ....................... ............................. . 001 11 :00-11 :50 MTuWTh GC 0309 Kerr 505-3 Seminar in Political Parties .................................................. . 001 Arranged Goodman 515-3 Seminar in Comparative Constitutions ......................... . 001 Arranged Glaser GUIDANCE (GUID) 305-4 Educational Psychology ............................ E001 8:20-10 :10 M W GC 1414 Staff 002 9 :00-9:50 MTu ThF GC 3316 Richardson 003 1 :00-2 :50 Tu Th GC 0413 Steinbrook 004 4: 20-6 :10 Tu Th GC 0314 Staff 412-4 Mental Hygiene .................................................................. E001 5 :30-8 :10 W F* GC 0406 Staff 420-4 Educational Statistics .......................... ............................................ . E001 5:30-8 :10 Tu F * GC 1414 Johnson 422-4 Educational Measurements I .................. ............................ . E001 5: 30-8:10 ThF* GC 2307 Eckert 002 9 :00-10:50 Tu Th GC 0413 Loper 003 4 :20-6 :10 M W GC 0304 Kunkel 501-2 to 6 Special Research Problems 001 Arranged Troyer 002 Arranged Brinkmann 515-4 Psychological Aspects of Education ..... . E001 5 :30-8:10 M GC 0309 Starr 520a-4 Educational Statistics and Experimental Design ........... E001 5 :30-8:10 Th GC 0408 Brinkmann 522-4 Educational Measurements II ..................................... 5 :30-8 :10 Tu GC 0307 McCall E001 525-4 School Behavior Problems and Their Prevention .......... . 5:30-9:00 F ESL 205 Meredith E401 535-4 Introduction to Individual Measurement . ..................... . 5:30-8:10 M GC 0412 Rochester E001 Laboratory arranged 536a-4 Appraisal of Intelligence (Childhood) E001 5: 30-8 : lO W GC 0309 Harris 536b-4 Appraisal of Intelligence (Childhood and Adolescence) ........... . 001 9 :00-H :40 S GC 0303 Rochester 537-4 Counseling Theory and Practice I ........................................... E001 5 :30-8 :10 W GC 0411 Pancrazio E401 5 :30-8 :10 Tu ESL 215 O'Brien 538-4 Counseling Theory and Practice II . .......................... .. ............... . E001 5 :30-8:10 M GC 0413 Sonstegard E002 5 :30-8 :10 W GC 0408 Soper 541-4 Occupational Information and Guidance .................................. . E001 5 :30-8:10 M GC 0408 Van Horn 542-4 Basic Principles of Guidance ............. .......................... . E001 5 :30-8 :10 Tu GC 2405 Davis E002 5 :30-8 :10 w GC 0412 Ederle • First four Fridays only �24 GU IDANC E ( GU ID ) Co£~. NAI·t~nHE~ S t. £~~ci~i ptivfi~~tlc ··················n~-~ ··················pj~~~--- 543-4 Guidance Through Groups ... ... .. ............................... . £001 5:30- 8 :10 Th GC 0302 Sonstegard 545b-4 Seminar in Guidance: Learning and Communications £001 5 :30--8 : lO W GC 3302 Engbretson 545f-4 Seminar in Guidance: Pupil Adjustment ...... ................ . 001 9:00- 12:30 S GC 3302 Sonstegard 545j-4 Seminar in Guidance: Organization and Administration £001 5:30-8 :lO W GC 3406 Ederle £002 5 :30-8 :10 Th GC 0412 Davis ........................ ......... . 562b--4 Adolescent Development in Education 001 9 :00-ll :40 S GC 0314 Troyer 575c-1 to 12 Practicum in Secondary Guidance .... .. .............................. . 001 Arran'ged V. Moore HEALTH (H ED) EDUCATION 313S-4 Introduction to Safety Education ......... .. ........ . £201 6: 20-8 : 10 Tu Th SCI 002 Klein 471-4 Organization and Administration of School Health ............ ........... . 001 9 :00-9:50 M W F GC 0314 Spear H I ST 0 R Y 100-3 306a-3 001 309-4 £001 352c-3 001 412c- 3 001 415b-4 001 435c-3 001 450-4 £001 452- 3 001 500-4 £001 553- 3 £001 (HIST ) Survey of Western Civilization . £401 6 :20-7 :35 M W ESL 103 Keleher History of Rome 9:00- 9 :50 GC 0403 Astour M w F The Negro in America 6:20-8: 10 Tu Th GC 0403 Riddleberger History of Latin America .............................................................. . 9: 00-10:1 5 Tu Th GC 0411 Williman Intellectual History of the United States . 12 :00-12 :50 M WTh GC 0403 Rosenthal Early Modern Europe .................................................................... . 1:00-1 :50 MTuWTh GC 0307 P earson Advanced American History . ll :00-ll :50 M W F GC 0403 Weiss Europe Since 1914 ......... ............. ................. ............... . 8 :20-10 :10 M W GC 0403 Gall aher Historical Research and Thesis Writing ......................... . 2 :00-3 :15 M W GC 04ll Kimball History Seminar ............ .................................................... . Haas 5: 30-8:10 M GC 0303 New Viewpoints in American History . Rosenthal 6 :20-7:35 M Th GC 0307 HUMANITIES (HUM ) 303-3 Humanities Honors _____ .......... . Ar ranged 001 INSTRUCTIONAL (IM ) 403-4 £001 417-4 001 E002 003 420-4 £001 445-4 £001 458-4 £001 547-4 001 Staff MATERIALS School Library Functions and Management .................. . 5:30-8:10 W F * GC 0307 Holzberlein Audio-Visual Methods in Education ........ ........ . 1 :00-2:50 M W LB 0042 Madison 5: 30- 8:10 Tu F * LB 0042 Madison 9:00-ll :40 S GC 1414 Staff School Library Activities and Practice ... 5 :30-8 :10 ThF* GC 0309 Holzberlein Preparation of Teacher-Made Audio-Visual Materials ............. ...... Madison 5:30-8 :10 ThF* LB 0042 The Medium of the Motion Picture ....... ............... .. . 5:30-8:10 W LB 0042 Mitchell School Film and Filmstrip Production ........ . Wagner 9 :00-11:40 S LB 0042 JOURNALISM (JRNL) 103-3 News ................ . 201 1:00-1 :50 * First four Fridays only M W F SS 106 Lee, R. �SPRING 201-3 340--3 001 370--4 001 JO U RNALISM ( JRNL ) News Writing and Editing I ----- ------------- ----------------------201 2: 00--2:50 M W F ss 106 The Law of Journalism ------ ------------ ----ll :00--ll :50 Tu Th GC 0403 ll :00-ll :50 F GC 0307 Principles of Advertising (Same as Mktg 333) __ _ ll :00--ll :50 MTu ThF GC 2302 MANAGEMENT 25 Lee, R. Lee, R. Lee, R. Eckles (MGT) 170--4 Introduction to Business Administration . -·---- -------- -------· 001 9:00-9:50 MTuWTh Potter GC 0312 002 1:00--1 :50 MTu ThF GC 0312 Franke Adams 201 8:00--8:50 MTu ThF ANA 104 Adams 202 12 :00-12:50 MTu ThF ANA 104 Holcomb E203 8:20-10:10 M w SCI 102 E204 6:20- 8:10 Tu Th ANA 104 Carr 401 8:00--8 :50 MTu ThF Franke ESL 205 Franke 402 10:00--10:50 MTu ThF ESL 205 E403 8:20--10:10 Tu Th ESL 103 Statler 240--4 Introduction to Data Processing -- ------ --- ----· ----- ----------·-· ---------------- ·· Williams E401 6:20--8: 10 Tu Th ESL 103 271-4 Business Writing ------------ ·-····· ----·---·· ············ -----·-······ ···············-········ 001 8:00--8:50 MTu ThF GC 2302 Palmer Staff E201 6:20---ll:IO Tu Th AUD 103 401 8:00-8:50 MTu ThF ESL 222 Martin 320-5 Corporation Finance Cutright 001 l:00-1:50 MTuWThF GC 3315 Cutright E002 5:55-8: 10 M W GC 3315 327-4 General Insurance _ GC 3315 Thomas, R. 001 12:00--12:50 MTuWTh E002 8 :20-10:10 GC 3315 Thomas, R. M W 340-4 Business Organization and Management ······-001 9:00- 9:50 MTuWTh GC 3313 McKinney E002 6:20-8 :10 M W GC 3313 McKinney 361-3 Business Report Writing . ------ -- --········· 001 3 :00-3:50 MTu Th GC 3313 Houser 371-4 Business Law I ····--- ------ ---·-··· ·····-·- --------- ·-·······-·· Steitz 001 10:00--10:50 MTuWTh GC 0304 E002 8 :20- 10:10 Tu Th GC 0304 Heath 372--4 Business Law II --- -- --- -------·- -·--------------··-· · Heath 001 ll:OO-ll:50 MTuWTh GC 2410 GC 2410 Heath E002 6:20---ll:IO Tu Th 373-4 Business Law III ------ -- -- --------- --- ---------- ------· -----------··-···001 8 :00- 8:50 MTuWTh GC 2410 Ste itz Blackledge £002 6:20- 8:10 M W GC 2410 380--4 Production Management McKinney 001 10:00-10:50 MTuWTh GC 3315 £002 6:20-8:10 Tu Th GC 3316 In gwe rsen 382-3 Time and Motion Study Skjerseth 001 12 :00-12:50 M W F GC 2410 Skjerseth GC 2405 E002 5:30-8:10 M 385-4 Personnel Management 001 2:00-2:50 MTu ThF GC 2405 Miller, B. 8:20-10:10 M W GC 2405 Miller, B. E002 442-4 Management of Data Processing Systems _ E001 6 :20-8 :10 Tu Th GC 2403 Miller, B. 472--4 Small Business --·-- ---------·--······ E001 6 :20-8 :10 M W GC 2307 Thomas, R. 4 73-4 Business Enterprise and Public Policy 001 ll :00- ll :50 MTu ThF GC 2307 Scott 4 79-4 Problems in Business and Economics _ 001 12:00-12:50 MTu ThF GC 2307 In gwersen >:002 8:20-10:10 Tu Th GC 2307 Gwin 480--4 Seminar in Labor Law _ Steitz 001 9:00-9 :50 MTu WTh GC 2303 481--4 Administrative Management . ----------·--·--··-·· --- -------- -------------001 2 :00--3:50 Tu Th GC 0307 Kori 483--4 Advanced Production Management EOOI 8:20-10: 10 Tu Th GC 2309 Ingwersen 52 7--4 Seminar in Finance Tu Th EOOI 6:20-8 :10 GC 2303 Meador 573--4 Business and Government .. ·---- ------ ----------·----· -----------------·· E001 8:20-10:10 Meador Tu Th GC 2303 595--4 Seminar in Personnel Management E001 8:20-10 :10 M w GC 2303 Blackledge �26 MARKETING ( MKTG) Course No.-Hours Descriptive Title _ Edw. Alton E. St. Louis Time MARKETING (MKTG) 230-5 Principles of Marketing ......... ..................... . 201 9:00--9:50 MTuWTiiF SCI 102 Bosse 202 ll :00--ll :50 MTuWThF SCI 102 Bosse E203 5 :55-8:10 M W SCI 102 Eckles Wang, G. 401 9:00--9:50 MTuWThF ESL 106 402 ll :00--ll :50 MTu WThF ESL 106 Potter DeBord E403 5 :55-8:10 Tu Th ESL 106 333-4 Principles of Advertising (Same as Jml 370) . Eckles 001 ll :00--ll :50 MTu ThF GC 2302 334-4 Credits and Collections ...... .......................................... .... 001 1:00--1:50 MTu ThF GC 3302 Wang, G. 335-4 International Marketing ........................ . GC 3302 Kori E001 8:20--10:10 M w 336-3 Purchasing ................ ..................... . DeBord E00l 5:30-8 :10 M GC 2412 337-4 Principles of Salesmanship ............. ......................... Gwin 001 9:00--9:50 MTuWTh GC 3315 339-4 Industrial Marketing ......................................... . Gwin 001 8:00-8:50 MTuWTh GC 3313 341-4 Transportation ............................................................ ................... . E001 6:20-8:10 Tu Th GC 3303 Bosse 349-3 Wholesaling .......... ................................................... . DeBord GC 3313 001 2:00--2 :50 MTu Th 438-4 Sales Management ................. . GC,3313 Vincent 001 12 :00--12 :50 MTu WTh 444-4 Marketing Management GC 2303 Vincent 001 10:00--10:50 MTuWTh 463-3 Advertising Management ................... . Eckles E001 5 :30--8:10 Tu GC 2302 595-3 Seminar in Marketing . Vincent GC 2303 E001 5:30-8:10 w MATHEMATICS 100-0 (MATH) Elementary Mathematics ................. ................................ 201 1:00--1:50 MTu ThF SCI 201 Marlin 401 12 :00--12:50 MTu ThF ESL 204 Nannini 111a-5 Elementary Analysis ............................... . Ewing 001 1 :00--1 :50 MTuWThF GC 0412 Marlin 201 ll :00--ll :50 MTu WThF SCI 003 111 h--5 Elementary Analysis ................................... 001 1:00--1:50 MTuWThF GC 0304 Srivastva 201 1 :00--1:50 MTuWThF SCI 003 Phillips 150a-4 Elementary Calculus and Analytic Geometry ................. . Poynor 001 10:00--10:50 MTu ThF GC 0306 Gwillim 201 10:00--10:50 MTu ThF SCI 002 Gwillim 202 ll :00--ll :50 MTu ThF ANB 102 Bennewitz 401 9:00--9:50 MTuWTh ESL 215 150h--4 Elementary Calculus and Analytic Geometry ..... Haimo 201 ll :00--ll :50 MTu ThF SCI 103 Staff 401 10:00--10:50 MTuWTh ESL 203 225-4 Programming for Digital Computers ...................... .. E001 8:20--10:20 Tu Th GC 3303 Goering 252a-4 Calculus and Analytic Geometry .................................. . 201 10:00--10:50 MTu ThF AUD 100 Haimo E202 6:20--8:10 M W ANB 102 Gwillim 401 10:00--10:50 MTuWTh ESL 204 Lindstrum 252h--4 Calculus and Analytic Geometry ................................................. . 201 1:00--1:50 M WThF ANB 201 Holden 401 9:00--9:50 MTu ThF ESL 103 Nannini 300-4 The Real Number System .................................................... 401 ll :00--ll :50 MTu ThF ESL 204 Bennewitz 305h--3 Applied Mathematics for the Physical Sciences ......... 201 11 :00--ll :50 M W F SCI 002 Jones 310-4 The Teaching of Elementary Mathematics .... 001 10:00--10:50 MTu ThF GC 2306 Fanning 002 ll :00--ll :50 MTu ThF GC 2306 Fanning 320h--3 Fundamental Concepts of Algebra .................................. .. E001 6:20--7:35 M W GC 2306 Poynor 401 8:00--8:50 M W F ESL 112 Bennewitz 395-2 to 8 Readings in Mathematics Staff Arranged 001 �SPR I NG MATHEMATICS ( MATH ) 27 400- 3 History of Mathematics --------- ------- ------401 11:00- 11:50 M W F ESL 212 Lindstrum 407-3 Introduction to Partial Differential Equations ------E001 6:20--7 :35 Tu Th GC 0306 Goering 421b--3 Linear Algebra .:001 4:20- 5 :35 Srivastava M w GC 2306 425- 3 Theory of Numbers _ ------- -------···· 201 I :00--1 :50 M w F ANA 100 P endergrass 452c-3 Advanced Calculus .:001 8 :20--9:35 Poynor M w GC 2306 ESL 103 401 I :00--1:50 Lindstrum M w F 460-4 Modern Geometry _ 001 4: 20- 6: 10 Tu Th GC 0413 Staff 475c-3 Numerical Analysis -- ------ -- -- ----···· ··· ···· ····· ···· ·· 4:20-5 :35 GC 2410 Goering >:001 M w 483- 4 Statistical Inference _ >:001 6:20- 8:10 Tu Th GC 0413 Staff 520b--4 Modern Algebra E001 6 :20--8 :10 M w GC 1402 Oursler 530-3 Point Set Topology .:001 8 :20--9:35 M w GC 0412 Lindstrum 595- 1 to 10 Special Proj ect 001 Arran ged Staff 599- 1 to 9 Thesis --- -------------- -- ----······ ·········· 001 Arranged Staff An In-Service Institute in Mathematics for Secondary T eachers GSD 112c-3 Introduction to Mathematics _ E002 6:20--7 :35 Tu Th GC 04ll Holden Math 544-4 Fundamenta l Concepts of Calculus _ ------ --- --------E001 6:20--8 :10 Tu Th GC 2306 Pendergrass MUSIC (MUS) 001a-1 Symphonic Band _ 001 GC 3417 Fjerstad, C M w F 12:00--1 :50 201 11 :00--11:50 M w F FAB 101 Mellott Oberlag 8:00- 8:50 401 M w F ESL 212 .. ..... ... .. ...... 001b--O Stage Band __ GC 3417 Fjerstad, C 001 Tu Th 10:00- 10:50 001 c-O Instrumental Lab 2:00--2 :50 M w F GC 3417 Oberlag 001 002a- l Collegiate Singers _ 201 2 :00- 2:50 M W F FAB 101 Joseph 002b- 1 University Chorus _ ESL 212 Wagner 401 3:00- 3 :50 Tu Th 002c-1 Male Chorus -- --- ----- ------ --------- --- --- ------------- ---- ----- ---001 2:00--2 :50 Tu Th GC 3417 Van Camp 002d-l Women's Glee Club _ Van Camp 001 3:00--3 :50 Tu Th GC 3417 002e- 1 Community Choral Society _ Van Camp E001 7: 30- 9 :30 Tu GC 1402 002f-1 Madrigal Singers _ Tu Th GC 3406 Van Camp 001 11 :00- ll :50 002g-1 Concert Chorale 001 11:00--11:50 M W F GC 3417 Van Camp 003- 1 University Symphony Orchestra >:001 8:00--10:00 Tu GC 3417 Kendall 010a-1 Class Applied Music-Strings _ 001 9:00-10:15 Tu Th GC 3415 Perry P ival 201 9:00- 10:15 Tu Th FAB 101 010b--1 Class Applied M usic-Woodwinds -------------- ---- --001 9:00--9:50 M W F GC 3417 Mellott 010c- 1 Class Applied Music-Brass -- -------- --------- ----- ------------- -- 201 8 :00--8 :50 M W F FAB 101 Fowler 01 Od-1 Class Applied Music-Percussion _ 001 2:00- 2:50 M W F GC 3415 Fjerstad, C. O!Oe-1 Class Applied Music-Piano _ He nderso n 001 Ost year) 10:00--10:50 M w F GC 3404 002 (Advanced) 8:00--8 :50 M w F GC 3404 He nderso n 003 (Nonmajors) 9:00--9:50 M w F GC 3404 Henderson 201 1:00--1:50 M w F FAC 202 He nderso n (Nonmajors ) He nderson 401 3:00--4 :15 M W ESL 225 (Nonmajors ) �28 MUSIC ( MUS ) CoEdw. urse No escrip tive Title ..... Al .-to nHoms E. S l. D Louis Time ····· ·· ····· o·~-y~ ............. .... jlj~~~- .. ······ ····· ···· T~~t-~~-~-t~~ 010f-1 Class Applied Music-Voice 001 12:00-12 :50 M w F GC 3406 Breidenthal 105b-4 Theory of Music 001 9:00-9:50 MTuWThF GC 3305 Warren 105c-4 Theory of Music 8:00-8: 50 GC 1410 MTuWThF 001 Perry 201 3:00-3:50 FAC 203 MTuWThF Magers 140a thru r-2 or 4 Private Applied Music Arran ged 001 201401 Staff j. Percussion a. Violin k. Piano b. Viola I. French Horn c. Cello d. String Bass m. Trumpe t e. Flute n. Trombone f. Oboe a. Tuba g. Clarinet p. Baritone h. Bassoon q. Vo ice i. Saxophone r. Organ 141-0 Recital Class 001 l :00-1:50 Th GC 3305 J oseph 1:00-1:50 FAB 101 Tu 201 Henderson 200-3 Fundamentals of Music . 201 12 :00-12:50 M W F FAC 203 Kresteff 205c-3 Theory of Music _ 001 10:00-10:50 MTuW F GC 3406 Warren 240a thru r- 2 or 4 Private Applied Music (See Mus 140 above) 001 201 401 Arranged Staff 300- 3 Music Education-Elementary 001 2:00-2:50 M W F GC 1410 Tulloss 301c-3 Music Education Blakely 001 10:00-10:50 M W F GC 1410 307-4 Recreational Music _ Tulloss 001 2:00-3 :50 Tu Th GC 1410 309a-3 Orchestration .. ____ ---- -- ---- ------- · 001 12: 00-1:50 Tu Oberlag GC 3305 Th 12:00-12 :50 GC 3305 Oberlag 326a-3 Analysis 8:00-8:50 M W F GC 3406 Warren 001 340a thru r-2 or 4 Priva te Applied Music (See Mus 140 above) Arran ged 001 Staff 355a-1 Chamber Music Ensembles-Brass . ll :00- ll :50 Tu T h GC 3417 Fjerstad, C. 001 355b-1 Chamber Music Ensembles-Woodwind . 001 ll :00-ll :50 Tu Th GC 3415 Mellott 002 Oberlag ll :00-ll :50 Tu Th GC 3305 3:00-3:50 Tu T h GC 3415 Mellott 003 355c-1 Chamber Music Ensembles-String _ 001 ll :00-ll :50 Tu Th GC 3404 Pi val 411b-3 Music Literature: Chora l 4: 30- 7:10 Th GC 3417 Van Camp 001 440a thru r-2 or 4 Private Applied Music (See Mus 140 above ) 001 Arranged Staff 461a-3 Teaching Techniques and Materials for Beginning and Intermediate Levels -- --- ------- -- ---·-- --- ----- -- ----- ----- ____ --- ··-· E001 Arranged FAC 103 Slenczynska 461b-3 Teaching Techniques and Materials for the Advanced Student EOOl Arranged FAC 103 Slenczynska 481- 2 to 6 Readings in Music Theory . E001 Arranged Staff 482-2 to 6 R ead ings in Music History and Litera ture 001 Arranged Staff 483-2 to 6 Readings in Music Education -- ·· ··001 Arran ged Staff 522-3 Seminar in Music History-Literature E001 Arranged Staff 540a thru r-2 or 4 Private Applied Music (See Mus 140 above) 001 Arranged Staff 556-3 Advanced Conducting E001 5: 30- 8:10 GC 3406 Kendall Tu 560-3 Seminar in Music Education E001 5: 30-8:10 M GC 3406 BlakelyJ oseph-Tulloss 566-1 Instrumental Ensemble 001 Arranged Staff 567-1 Vocal Ensemble ... �SPRING 001 599-3 to 9 001 MUSIC ( MUS ) Arranged Staff Arranged Joseph Thesis NURSING 101c-1 303-3 (To 355-4 363a-9 363c-8 (To 375-8 381-3 382-6 29 (NURS) Orientation to Nursing III 401 9:00-9:50 M Shay ESL 220 Experience with Pre-School Children _ be taken concurrently with Psyc 301) 401 9:00--10:50 M W Agency Staff 9:00--10:50 F ESL 204 Staff Agency 9:00--10:50 402 Tu Th Staff F 9 :00--10:50 ESL 204 Staff Backgrounds and Trends in Nursing _ Staff 401 2:00--3:50 M W ESL 221 Medical-Surgical Nursing I 401 7:00--11:50 TuWTh Hospi tal Parker Parker 10:00--12:20 M F ESL 220 Medical-Surgical Nursing III be taken concurrently with Nurs 382-6) 401 7:30--12:00 MTuW* Tayrien Hospital 12:30-4:00 MTuW * Hospital Tayrien 8:00--10:20 ThF ESL 201B Tayrie n Public Health Nursing _ 401 8:30-12:30 MTuWThF Agency Burton Principles and Methods of Teaching in Nursing 401 4:20- 6:10 M ESL 220 Parker, 1\1. 4 :20--5: 10 W ESL 220 Parker, M. Development of Leadership in Nursing _ (To be tak e n conc urre ntl y wi th Nurs 363c-8 ) 401 384-2 7 :30- 12: 00 MTuW ** Hospital 12:30-4:00 MTuW** Hospital 10:30--11:50 ThF ESL 201B Senior Seminar _ ---- ------------ ------------------ --------------- ------------401 4:20--6 :10 Th ESL 224 PH I L 0 S 0 PH Y Zich Zich Zich Shay (PHIL) 200-4 Types of Philosophy --- --- ----- ---- ------ ------ ------ ------- ----- ----E201 6:20-8:10 M W SCI 200 240--4 Ethics ------------ -----001 2:00--2 :50 MTu ThF GC 3302 324-4 Symbolic Logic __ _ 001 1:00--2:50 Tu Th GC 3406 355-4 Philosophy of Education ---------- -------------- ----- ------- ----------r.001 6:20-8:10 Tu Th GC 2412 360-4 Philosophy of Art -------------- -------001 9:00--9:50 MTu ThF GC 2403 381c--4 History of Western Philosophy ------- ------------------- --- --001 10 :00--11:50 Tu Th GC 0314 386-4 American Philosophy 001 10:00--11:50 M W GC 0314 484a--4 History of Western Political Theory_ 001 1:00--2:50 M W GC 2307 490-4 Special Problems 001 Arranged PHYSICAL EDUCATION 303-5 Van Nuis Rodier Van Nuis Marti Linden Corr Goedecke Goedecke Martland (PE) Kinesiology (Prerequisite is Physiology 300) _ 201 8:00- 8:50 MTuWThF SCI 102 Archangel 350- 4 Methods and Materials for Teaching Physical Education Activities in the Elementary School __ _ 201 8:00-8 :50 MTuWTh GYM 102 & Kirk SCI 103 E202 6:20--8 :10 M W GYM 102 & SCI 103 Herman, W. 401 9:00-9:50 MTuWTh ESL 009 & Moehn ESL 204 355-2 Techniques of Teaching Swinuning (Fee and Consent of Instructor) . ___ ____________ ___ __-----·--- _______________ -----··-· ... E201 Arranged Archangel * First half quarte r * * Second half quarter �30 P HYSICAL EDUCATION - MEN ( PEM ) Course No .- H ours Descri pti ve Title . Edw. Alton E. St. Loui s Time PHYSICAL ······· ·······n~y; ······ ·· ······ ···· p·j~~-~---· · EDUCATION -ME N ···· ·· "1".~-~ t·~:~~-~-t~~ (PEM ) IOOb-1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Men : Folk Dance ____ _ 201 9:00-9 :50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman IOOf-1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Men: Swimming P ool renta l fee $6, payable first class mee ting. 201 11:00-12:50 M W GYM 102 Herman, W. IOOi- 1 Physica l Education Skill Courses fo r Men: Beginning Tennis _ 201 2:00-2:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Herman, W. lOOk- ! Physical Education Skill Courses for Men: Baseball _ 201 3: 00-3:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Herman , W. IOOo-1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Men: Golf _ 201 1:00-1:50 M W GYM 102 Moehn PHYSICAL (PEW) EDUCATION-WOMEN IOOb---1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Women: Folk Dance . 201 9 :00-9 :50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman £401 6:20-8:10 M ESL 009 Bowman IOOe- 1 Physical Educational Skill Courses for Women: Swimming _ Pool rental fee $6, payable fi rst class meeting. 401 10:00- 11:50 Tu Th ESL 009 Moehn IOOf-1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Women: Tennis _ 201 10:00-10:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman 202 1:00- 1:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman IOOh-1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Women: Intermediate Modern Dance 201 1:00-1:50 M W GYM 102 Carpenter, S. 401 10 :00-10:50 Tu Th ESL 009 Carpenter, S. IOOi-1 Physical Educa tion Skill Courses for Women: Softball 201 ll :00-ll :50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bowman 401 1:00-1:50 M W ESL 009 Bo wma n !OOj-1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Women: Volleyball _ 401 ll :00-ll :50 M W ES L 009 Bowman lOOm-! Physical Education Skill Courses for Women : Track and Field _ 201 1:00-1:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Archangel IOOo---1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Women: Archery _ 201 2:00-2:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Bo wm an lOOp- ! Physical Educa tion Skill Courses for Women: Golf _ 201 11 :00- 11 :50 M W GYM 102 Kirk 401 2:00-2 :50 M W ESL 009 Bowman IOOr-1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Women: Bowling _ Lane rental fee $6, payable fi rst class mee tin g. 201 9:00-9:50 Tu Th GYM 102 Showers 401 9:00-9:50 M W ESL 009 Showers Physical Education Skill Courses for Women: Social Da nce . £201 6 :20-8 :10 Th GYM 102 Carpenter, S. IOOu-1 Physical Education Skill Courses for Women: Square Dance _ 401 11 :00-ll :50 Tu Th ESL 009 Carpenter, S. 32 1-2 Methods of Teaching in Physical Education for Women _ 201 9:00-10:50 M W GYM 102 & Archangel SCI 103 323-1 Officiating Techniques -- ----· -- ---·---- --- ------- ----- ---201 ll :00-ll :50 Tu Th GYM 102 Archangel lOOt-! PHYSICS 211a-5 (PHYS) University Physics .. .. . Lect 9:00-9:50 8:00-9:50 Lab 201 8:00-9:50 Lah 202 10 :00-ll :50 21lb---5 University Physics .... Lect >: 5:55-8 :lO Lah 201 8 :20-10 :10 211 c-5 University Physics Lec t 9:00-9:50 8: 00-9:50 Lah 201 8 :00- 9:50 Lah 202 10:00- ll :50 Lect 9:00-9:50 Lah 401 8 :00-9 :50 301a-4 Mechanics M w F Tu Th Th -------- ----- -··· ····· ·· SCI SCI SCI SCI 002 002 007 007 McAneny McAneny McAn eny McAneny --- -----····· ···· ···· Tu Tu M Th SCI 007 SCI 007 ·············· ··········-- W F Th Tu Tu MTuW F Th Sokolowski Sokolowski SCI 200 Sokolowski SCI 200 So kolowski SCI 007 Sokolowski Sande rs SCI 007 ES L 124A Slothoom ESL 124 Slothoom �SPRI N G PHYSICS ( PH YS ) 8 :2(}...10:10 r.001 M w 304-3 Thermodynamics ................... . 001 l:00- 1 :50 M w F 307-2 Electric Measurements r.401 6:2G-8:10 Tu Th 415c-4 Modern Physics .......... .. ..... . £001 PH Y S I 0 L 0 G Y 433-4 GC 0406 Sanders GC 3303 Jon es ESL 124A Arranged GC 0303 Hakeem ESL 124A Walford Walford ESL 124A Walford GC 0304 Boedeker GC 0307 Hakeem Sanders (PHSL) Cellular Physiology . 1:00- 1:50 Lect Lab 201 2 :0G-3 :50 Comparative Physiology Lect ll :OG-11 :50 Lab 201 11 :OG-12:50 PSYCHOLOGY Brown Sanders 430-2 Physical Literature 001 4:0(}...4:50 Tu Th 445b--4 X-Ray Crystallography . Lect E 6:0(}...7:15 M w E401 Arranged 450-3 Introduction to Solid State Physics . r.401 8 :2G-9: 35 M W 510c-3 Classical Mechanics ... r.001 6:2G-7:35 M W 531c-3 Quantum Mechanics r.001 8 :2G-9 :35 M W 575-2 Graduate Seminar ... 001 Arra nged 430c-4 31 M WTh SCI 102 SCI JJO Wooldridge Wooldridge w S&T 102 SCI JJO Ratzlaff Ratzlaff Tu M Tu Th (PSYC ) 211a-4 Principles and Methods of Psychology Eddowes 401 10:00- ll :50 M W ESL 104 21 1b--4 Principles and Methods of Psychology . McCaJI 201 2: 0G-3:50 M W ANB 201 301-4 Child Psychology Ferguson r.001 8 :20- 10:10 M W GC 0304 Tu Th GC 3303 Skinn er 002 ll :OG-12 :50 Tu Th 003 4 :20- 6:10 GC 3302 Ferguson 303-4 Adolescent P sychology . Staff 001 4: 2(}...6:10 M w GC 2307 Troye r 002 12 :0G-12:50 MTuWTh GC 0408 305-4 Personality Dynamics Soper 001 ll:00-12:50 M W GC 3303 307-4 Social Psychology r.001 6: 2G-8:10 M W GC 1410 McMahon 314-4 Experimental Psychology: Comparative and Physiological . 001 1 :OG-2 :50 M W GC 0309 Skinner Laboratory to be arranged 320-4 r.001 404-4 001 406-4 001 431-4 001 432-4 001 461-4 r.001 Industrial Psychology . ......................... . 4 :2G-6:10 Tu Th GC 2304 Daugherty Theories of Perception . Tu Th GC 3316 Staff 10:0G-ll :50 Learning Processes . M W GC 0413 Staff 1:00- 2:50 Psychopathology Walsh I :OG-2 :50 Tu Th GC 0309 Mental H ygiene GC 0304 Ederle Tu Th 11:00-12:50 Advanced Social Psychology . . ........ .... ........ . 5:30- 8:10 Tu GC 2309 McMahon F * GC 2306 McMahon 5 :3G-8: 10 465-4 Group Dynamics and Individual Behavior . ...... ............. . r.OOJ 5:30- 8:10 W F* GC 0411 Russo 490-1 to 8 Independent Projects 001 Arranged Staff RAD I 0-TELE V I S ION (R-T ) 358-4 Radio Writing .... MTu ThF 201 3 :OG-3 :50 393-3 Radio, Television, and Society .... 201 2 :OG-2 :50 M W F * First fou r Fridays only TV 104 Hawkins TV 104 Hawkins �32 SOCIOLOGY S 0 C I 0 L 0 G Y (SOC) 301-4 306--4 OOI 308-3 OOI 321-4 OOI 338-4 001 340-4 OOI 351-4 001 371-4 OOI 372-4 OOI 373-4 E00J 375-4 001 406--4 001 424-4 001 426-4 OOI 427-4 EOOI 481-4 OOI E002 482-4 OOI 542-4 001 Principles of Sociology ....... ......... .. ... 40I I :0{}-.I :50 MTuWTh ESL lOS Teer Social Control . 2:0(}...2 :50 MTuWTh GC 3303 Collins, 0. Statistics for Social Science . I :0{}-.I :50 M W F GC 2302 Schusky, J. Socialization of the Individual 12:0(}...12:50 MTuWTh GC 0314 Collins, 0. Industrial Sociology ................. ... . II :Q(}...!l :50 MTu WTh GC 3315 More The Family ................... .................................... . 1:0(}...1:50 MTuWTh GC 0314 Taylor, D. Sociology of Religion . I :00-1:50 MTuWTh GC 2303 Remmlin g Population and Migration . 9:0(}...9:50 MTuWTh GC 2309 More Criminology 3 :00-4:50 M W GC 3302 Thomas, B. Juvenile Delinquency . 8:20-10:10 Tu Th GC 3302 Staff Social Work as a Social Institution . Irvin e 8 :00-8 :50 MTuWTh GC 0304 Social Change .. ... . ....................... . 12 :0(}...12:50 MTuWTh GC 1414 Remmling Collective Behavior . 10:0(}...10:50 MTuWTh GC 3302 More Social Factors in Behavior and Personality Staff 2 :0(}...3 :50 Tu Th GC 2306 Personality and Social Adjustment .. Campisi 6:20-8:10 M W GC 2309 Processes in Social Work .... .. ........ ..................................... . 1:0(}...2 :50 M W GC 0302 Irvine 8:20-10: 10 Tu Th GC 0314 Teer Social Work in Selected Agencies Arranged Irvine Seminar on the Family . 3:00-4:50 M W GC 1414 Taylor S PEE C H 407b-4 OOI (SPCH) History of American Public Address I:0{}-2:50 M W 449-4 General Semantics .............. ......... .. . EOOI 5:30-8:IO Tu GC 0303 White, Hollis GC 0312 St. Onge 4 additional sessions to be arranged S PEE C H C 0 R RECTI 0 N (SP C) 10(}...0 Speech Clinic OOI Arran ged Carey W A~~ G~ 212-4 Articulatory Problems and Delayed Speech .................... .. .. ............ 001 10:0(}...10:50 MTuW F GC 0302 Carey 428-4 Speech Correction for the Classroom Teacher (Same as Sp E 428) ··················· EOOI 5:30-8: IO W GC 0314 Carey 4 additional sessions to be arranged T HEAT E R 207-4 208-1 (THEA) Fundamentals of Theatrical Design . 401 1:0(}...2 :50 Tu Th Dramatic Activities --- ----- -- ---- -···· 4:0(}...4:50 MTuWThF 20I 4:0(}...4:50 40I Dramatic Activities ... 4:0(}...4:50 20I ESL ll2 Van der Poll AUD 200 Smith, Maribel Kluth MTuWThF ESL I 30 MTuWThF AUD 200 4:0(}...4:50 401 MTuWThF 402a-4 Play Directing ·· ----- ·--- ---- --- -- -- --· ·-EOO! 5:30-8 :10 Th ESL 130 Smith, Maribel Kluth LB 0044 Bi rdman 308-1 �S PR I N G 410-3 THEATER ( THEA ) Children's Theater 401 4:15-5:30 Z OOLOGY M W ESL 112 33 Pritner (ZOOL) 103-5 General Vertebrate Zoology . 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