https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/bd74a6c21c43269363b135958f017571.pdf 03cd8d66370c3e32a901a7e8ba3bf636 PDF Text Text �This Bulletin Contains the schedule of classes to be offered by the Edwardsville Campus for the summer quarter of 1966 at Edwardsville and East St. Louis. No classes will be held at the Alton Center. It also provides information relative to admission, advisement, registration, and fees. This schedule supersedes Volume 7, No. 1. �Schedule of Classes Edwardsville Campus Summer Quarter, 1966 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY BULLETIN Volume 8 Number 1 January, 1966 Second-class postage paid at Carbondale, Illinois. Published by Southern Illinois University, monthly except December. �University Calendar Summ er Quarter, 1966 Quarter Begins Independence Day H oliday 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 Week Sunday-Tuesday, September 18- 20 Quarter Begins Wednesday, September 21 Thanksgiving Vacation W ednesday-Monday, 8 A.M., November 23-28 Quarter Ends Saturday, D ecember 17 Registration Calendar Summer Quarter, 1966 DATE TIME M ay 2-6 A c TIVITY 8:00 AM-5: 00 PM Pick up appointment card at any center for R egistration. Bring No. 3 card (Fee Receipt). ALL REGISTRATION WILL BE AT EDWARDSVILLE CEN TER. FEES WILL BE PAID AT TIME OF REGISTRATION. M ay 14 M ay 16-20 May 21 June 20 June 27 July 4 July 5 July 18 August 15 Aug. 29Sept. 3 September 2 10:00 AM-2:00PM R egistration. No appointment card necessary. 10 :00 AM- 8:00PM R egistration by appointment card. 10: 00 AM- 2: 00 PM R egistration. No appointment card necessary. 8:00 AM-7: 00 PM R egistration. No appointment card necessary. 5: 00 PM or later. Classes begin. Last day to add classes. Independence Day Holiday. 8: 00 AM-5: 00 PM Last day to withdraw from school to be eligible for a refund of fees. 8:00 AM- 5: 00 PM Last day to withdraw from Summer Quarter courses without receiving a letter grade. 8: 00 AM-5: 00 PM Last day for withdrawal from school except under exceptional conditions. As schedul ed Final Examinations Quarter ends. II �General Information 1 The Edwardsville Campus of Southern Illinois University has scheduled a summer quarter, June 20 to September 3. Courses designed specifically to meet the needs of teachers are scheduled for shorter periods with the majority planned to meet for 8 weeks. The Edwardsville Campus offers courses leading toward associate, bachelor's, and master's degrees in selected fields. A variety of course offerings have been scheduled to meet the specific needs of ( 1 ) teachers in service, ( 2) freshmen-b eginning and refresher courses, ( 3) upperclassmen-basic requirements, ( 4) graduate students, and ( 5 ) liberal arts graduates and individuals on temporary certificates desiring teacher certification. For additional information, write to the Admissions Office, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, Illinois 62025. ADMISSION Application for admission to the summer session should be initiated with the Admissions Office on or before June 1 to permit all necessary processing work to be completed by the start of the session. A general admission requirement is the filing of a transcript of record covering all previous high school and college work. Transcripts should be mailed to the Admissions Office from the institution ( s) attended and should reach the Admissions Office prior to June 8, 1966. An undergraduate student attending another institution who expects to graduate therefrom and who desires to attend Southern during the summer only will be admitted as an unclassified student on the basis of a letter of good standing from the registrar of the institution the student is attending. The letter of good standing should be sent directly to the Admissions Office in Edwardsville and must be received prior to registration. The unclassified student's application should be submitted to the Admissions Office by June 1, 1966. A high school senior who ranks in the lowest third (lower 60 percentiles for out-ofstate students) of his graduating class who is permitted to enter (on scholastic probation) for the summer quarter must register for more than 8 hours in order to continue in attendance during the fall quarter and must earn a C average or above during the summer quarter. �A student attending the Carbondale Campus spring quarter who plans to a ttend th e Edwa rdsville Ca mpus during the 1966 summer session must initiate his registration process by contacting the Admissions Office at Edwardsville. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER Each student seeking admission to the University will need to present a social security number for identification purposes. Any local social security offi ce can provide assistance in obtaining a number or repl acing a lost card. At Alton the social security office is in the Germania Savings Building, 543 East Broadway; a t East St. Louis the office is at 435 Missouri Avenu e; at Edwardsville the Illinois State Employment offic e, 111 W est Vandalia, provides social security information. REQUIRED TESTS Each student entering Southern Illinois University directly from high school is required to furnish to th e University scores on the test batte ry administered by th e American College T esting Program (A.c.T.) . These tests are given at regional test centers throughout the U nited States in March, April, and June. Information and application blanks are normally available through the high school guidance direc tor or principal, or may be obtained by writing directly to : American College Testing Program, Box 168, Iowa C ity, Iowa. A student who finds it impossible to tak e the A.C.T. tests may have scores from the College Entrance Examination Board ( c.E.E.B) submitted. The specific scores, which must be submitted if the c.E.E.B. tests are submitted, are Scholastic Aptitude T est, English Composition Test, and Mathema tics ( Intermedia te ) T est. In order to have identical test data, a student who submits c .E .E.B. test data will be required to submit scores from the A.C .T . no later than one month after registra tion. Transfer students are required to furnish A.C.T. scores to the Student Counseling and Testing C ent er. (A transcript of these scores is available by sending one dollar and a written request to the American College T esting Program in I owa City.) If th e scores are on file at the student 's form er school, a request should be made for their forwarding. Test scores are not normally sent with a person's transcript of grades and must be r equested separately fr om the appropriate office at the form er school. If the A.C.T. tests have not been taken, arrangements to do so should be made. REGISTRATION Registration for all students currently enrolled or who have been accepted for admission will take place at the Enrollment C ent er of th e Edwardsville Campus. All General Studies students must m ake up their schedule with approval of G eneral Studies Advisement Office. ACADEMIC LOAD The normal student load for the summer quarter is 2 �16 hours. Except by permission of the chief academic adviser of th e center or by the h ead of his division, no student may enroll for more than 18 hours of credit per quarter. A student is considered a full-time student during the summer quarter if he carries 12 or more hours. FEES An Illinois undergraduate student taking more than 8 hours pay~ ~he following fe es each quarter. TUitiOn ........... ...... .... ...... ... ................... . $42.00 Student Activity F ee ........................ 10.50 University Center Fee ....................... . 5.00 Book Rental Fee ................................ 8.00 Student Welfare and Recreation Fund ............................ 15.00 $80.50 An out-of-state student pays an additional $80.00 tuition. A graduate student does not pay the Book Rental Fee, because he buys his books. A student taking 8 hours or fewer pays half tuition and book rental fee , full university center fee, and has an option on paying the student activity fee. Once an option has been made at the time of registration as to whether or not to pay the activity fee, such option is irrevocable. Other special fees or deposits will be assessed when applicable. Students attending under state teacher-education, military, or general-assembly scholarships are required to pay the university center fee and the book rental fee. Veterans attending under Public Laws 16 and 894 are not required to pay any of the regular fees. PROGRAM CHANGES Mere attendance does not constitute registration in a class, nor will attendance in a class for which a student is not registered be a basis for asking that a program change be approved permitting registration in that class. A student is officially registered only for those courses appearing on his registration cards. Any change therefrom can be made only after fees are paid and must be made throu gh an official program change. A student is considered officially registered after he has cleared his payment of fees at the Bursar's Office. A program change must be made in order to drop or add a course. A student may not drop a course merely by sto pping attendance. If a student desires to drop a course during the second, third, or four th week of a qua rter, the change will be approved only when the reasons appear valid. If a student desires to drop a course after the fourth week, the change will be approved only under unusual conditions. In the last three weeks changes will be approved only in extreme emergencies. A General Studies student desiring to make a program change must secure a pproval of th e General Studies Ad- 3 �visement Office. He, and any other student desiring to make a program change, will then go to the Enrollment Center. (Starting the second week of the quarter an evening student at East St. Louis may initiate his request to drop a course by going to the G erreral Office in East St. Louis. ) He is required to present his fe e receipt program card and must complete the following procedure. After having been cleared with the Enrollment C enter, program changes for which a program change fee is assessed must be presented to the Business Office for payment. The student immediately returns the progra m change to the Enrollment Center in the Registrar's Office for final processing. A student has not completed his program change until he presents it to the Enrollment Center. No change is official until the preceding procedure is completed. Program changes involving the adding of a course may be made May 23- June 27 at Edwardsville Enrollment Center during normal office hours. ( No program changes will be made June 20. ~ WITHDRAWAL FROM SCHOOL A student who finds it necessary to withdraw from school while the quarter is in progress must report to the Student Affairs 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 application for a refund is received in the Registrar's Office by July 1, 1966. See the registration calendar for specific dates concerning withdrawal and refunding of fees. STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY Each student must assume responsibility for his progress by keeping an up-to -date record of the courses he has taken and by checking periodically with his adviser and the Registrar's Office. Responsibility for errors in program or in interpretation of regulations of the University rests entirely with the student. GRADUATION Each student planning to graduate at the summer commencement must apply for graduation at the time of registration for summer classes. All applications for graduation must be received by June 21, 1966, by the Office of the Registrar. STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Students interested in part-time employment on campus during the summer should make early application to the office of Student Employment, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, Illinois. 4 �Workshops and Special Programs 2 National Science Foundation Mathematics Institute, June 13-August 6. Registration will be held on the first day of class, June 13. This eight-week institute for high school teachers has been planned specifically to meet the subject matter needs of teachers who have been out of college for a number of years. Each teacher may take courses giving 10 hours of credit in mathematics that count toward a Master of Science in Education degree. In addition to the regular activities of the institute, a series of lectures is planned to bring noted speakers from both Europe and the United States before the teachers in attendance. Anyone interested in taking courses in the institute should contact Professor R. N . Pendergrass, Director. Art Workshop for Boys and Girls Ages 7 to 9 Years. The class will offer an opportunity for exploration and experimentation in a variety of materials. The motivation will be varied and in keeping with individual needs as well as group activity. When possible, the class will be divided into small groups by ages and compatibility of interest. The emphasis will be on the development in the individual of his creative power through art activity. The class will be observed by members in the adult class of Art Education 300a. The workshop will meet from two o'clock until four o'clock on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in SL 0209 on the Edwardsville campus. Meets June 14 to August 4, 1966. No academic credit will be granted. Education Administration (EDAD) 434-4, ADMINISTRATOR'S WORKSHOP, August 16- August 26, 8:30 A.M. to 4:00P.M . This workshop for school administrators will be oriented toward current problems in education. Special attention will be given to the acquisition, distribution, and use of federal funds and state appropriations as well as how to evaluate and report the results of projects. Specific problems of each school district represented in the workshop will also receive attention. The Workshop will be under the direction of Professors Robert Andree and George T. Wilkins of the Education Division. Special lecturers and consultants will be available from Southern Illinois University, state and federal agencies, and public school personnel. 5 �Education Administration (EDAD ) 490-4, WORK. SHOP IN COMPARATIVE EDUCATION, Jun e 9- June 30 A first-hand study of the educational programs and practices of Great Britain, the Netherlands, Denmark Sweden, Norway, and West Germany. National educator~ in these countries will be available for lectures and school visitations. This traveling educational workshop is open to advanced undergraduate and graduate students. AU participants will engage in close study of the curricula and the significant educational practices of each country visited. Graduate students will pursue an independent study in an area of interest which may reflect directly to their professional responsibilities or be useful to the edu cational program in their school or school district. For twenty-two days the students will participate in the educational and cultural activities of six European countries. Travel will be by air, steamer, bus, and rail. This will be an opportunity to view the schools and experience the life of the people in these modern Northern European countries. For further information, students should contact Professor Henry T. Boss, Education Division, at Edwardsville. Education Secondary (ED S ) 591--4, WORKSHOP IN CURRENT PROBLEMS IN SECONDARY EDUCATION, August 16-August 26, 8:30A.M. to 4:00P.M. An intensive workshop designed primarily to assist professional educators in making a critical re-examination of secondary education. Specialists will be on hand as lecturers and consultants to assist participants in this endeavor. Special attention will be given to significant problems of the school systems represented in the workshop. It is anticipated that workshop participants will probe into the effects of rec ent federal assistance programs on the secondary school curriculum, problems of individualizing instruction in the face of an expanding curriculum, the challenges of the new media and new teaching techniques, values of courses of study, and a review of the philosophy und ergirding secondary education in America. The total effort of the workshop will represent a critical r e-examination of secondary education. Dr. H enry T. Boss of the Education Division, Edwardsville Campus, will conduct this workshop. SPECIAL SUMMER PROGRAMS Symposium, The Visual Arts and Our En vironmentA three-day convocation, June 27, 28, 29, 1966. Morning sessions will be devoted to Art and The Social Sciences, Art Inescapable-Our Environment, and Art in a Pigeon Hole-Broken Communica tions. After noon sessions will include panel discussion and a field trip. An exploration of art as a factor in contemporary society including art history as a functional tool for understanding social phenomena and art apprecia tion as a key to improving the environment and understanding the creative curriculum of our time. 6 �Schedule of Classes 3 The University reserves the right to cancel, combine, di vide , or limit enrollment in any class or classes; to change the date, tim e, or place of meeting; to make any other revisions in these course offerings which may beco m e desira ble or necessary; and to do so without notice and witho ut 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 numb er is foll owed by the numb er 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; th e second lists sections (first digit always 4) offered at East St. Louis. Following each section number are the tim e th e class begins (between 7:00A.M. and 4:20 P.M. for daytime classes ) and the time it ends. The section numb er of each evening class has th e letter E prefixed. The days when the class meets, th e place where it meets, and the instructo r'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 fr eshmen 200- 299 For sophomores 300- 399 For juniors an d seniors 400-499 For seniors and graduate students 500- 600 For graduate studen ts 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 tim e and place of meeting. The following list of building abbreviations will help in the location of classrooms. ESL GC -East St. Louis Center - J ohn Mason Peck General Classroom Building, Edwardsville LB -Lovejoy M emorial Library, Edwardsville SL -Science Laboratory Building, Edwardsville W agner-W agner Building, Edwardsville 7 �8 GENERAL STUDIES AREA A ( GSA ) CouEdw~oE~~~J..~ui;>escrip ri T ir~itle ... ········· ···n~y~·-··· ·········pj~~e ··· MAN'S PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND BIOLOGICAL INHERITANCE (GSA) 101a- 3 Introduction to Physical Science ... ... . SL 110S Hakeem Lect 12:30- 1:20 M W F Hakeem SL 1218 12 :30-2:20 Tu Lab 001 Hakeem Th SL 1218 Lab 002 12:30-2:20 Hakeem SL 1218 Th Lab 003 10 :30-12:20 ESL 11S Staff Lect 8:30-9:20 M W F ESL 124 Staff M Lab 401 9:30-11 :20 ESL 124 Staff w Lab 402 9 :30-11 :20 101 b-3 Introduction to Physical Science ......... .. . SL nos Boedeker Lect 8 :30-9:20 M W F SL 1218 Staff Lab 001 7:30-9:20 Tu SL 1218 Staff Th Lab 002 7 :30-9:20 SL 1218 Staff Lab 003 9 :30-11 :20 Tu 101c-3 Introduction to Physical Science ................. ........ . Probst SL nos Lect 8:30-9 :20 Tu Th SL 1209 Jason Lab 001 7:30-9 :20 M White w SL 1209 Lab 002 7:30-9: 20 SL 1209 F Jason Lab 003 7 :30-9:20 SL 1209 Probst Tu Lab 004 9 :30-11 :20 White SL 1209 Th Lab OOS 9:30-11 :20 ESL 11S Stallard Tu Th Lect 12:30-1: 20 Stallard ESL 12S Tu Lab 401 1.:30-3 :20 Stallard ESL 12S Lab 402 1 :30-3:20 Th 200-3 Earth Science Yarbrough SL 1215 8:30-9:20 M w 001 Yarbrough Th SL 121S 7:30-9 :20 SL 121S Collier 002 11:30-12 :20 M w Th SL 121S Collier 11 :30-1:20 Yarbrough 6:00-7:SO w SL 1215 M E003 401 10:30-12:20 M w ESL 112 Gore 201a-3 M a n's Biological Inheritance .... ....... . Day student enrolls in lecture and one lab. Lect 7:30-8:20 M W SL 110S Ratzlaff Lab 001 7 :30-9:20 Tu SL 3216 Ratzlaff Lab 002 7:30-9 :20 Th SL 3216 Ra tzlaff Lab 003 9:30-11: 20 Tu SL 3216 Ratzlaff 2011>-3 Man's Biological Inheritance ...... ..... ... ....... ........ .... ......... . Day student enrolls in lectu re and one la.b. Lect 8 :30-9: 20 M W SL 3218 R. Parker 8:30-10 :20 Tu Lab 001 SL 3218 R. Parker Lab 002 8:30-10:20 Th SL 3218 R. Parker Lect 8 :30-9: 20 M W ESL 212 R. Parker Lab 401 8:30-10 :20 Tu ESL 116 R. Parker Lab 402 8:30-10:20 Th ESL 116 R. P arker 201c-3 M a n's Biological Inheritance ............. . Day student enrolls in lecture a nd one lab. Lect 10:30-11 :20 M w SL nos Kumler Lab 001 10:30- 12:20 Tu SL 3218 Kumler Lab 002 10:30-12 :20 Th SL 3218 Kumler 312-3 Conservation of Natural Resources ....................... ... . 001 9 :30-10:20 TuWTh GC 0306 Kazeck 002 11:30-12:20 M W F GC 0306 Kircher E003 6:20-7:3S M w GC 0306 Baker 330-3 Weather ...................... ...... .......... .. E001 6 :20-7:3S Tu Th GC 0306 Bognar 356-3 Astronomy ...... . .. ... ......... ..... .............. ............ ........... ... ..... 001 12 :30-1:20 M W F SL 0226 Sanders 3631>-3 Philosophy of Science (Same as GSC 363b) ........ ... . 001 1:30-2:20 MTu Th GC 0314 Livergood 365-3 Human Origins ... .... ....... ..... . 001 12:30- 1:20 M W F GC 1414 Schusky MAN'S SOCIAL INHERITANCE AND S 0 CIA L R ES P 0 N SIBIL IT IE S (GSB ) 101a-3 Survey of Western Tradition ................................. ... 8 :30-9:20 M W F GC 1402 001 GC 1412 11:30-12:20 M W F 002 8:30-9 :4S Tu Th GC 1402 003 6:20-7:35 Tu Th GC 1402 E004 401 11 :30-12 :45 Tu Th ESL 20S Koepke Guffy Lossau Lossau Fogel ��}0 --- GENERAL S TUDIES AREA C ( GSC ) Course No.- Hours Descriptive Title Edw. E. St. Lou is Ti me 251a- 3 003 004 E005 251b-3 001 002 3 13-3 001 335-3 001 357a-3 001 360-3 001 363b-3 001 · ····· ·· ········o ~y~- ················ -r;i ~~~ ··· ·· ···· ·-·····-- i~~-~;~~t~-~ Literary and P hilosophical Masterpieces ... ................................ . 12:30-1: 20 MTu Th GC 0303 Staff I :30-2 :20 MTu Th GC 0307 Staff 8:20-9:35 M W GC 0303 Staff Literary and Philosophical Masterpieces . 9:30-10:20 MTu W GC 0303 Knoll II :30-12:20 MTuW GC 0309 Mogan Folklore ....................... ..... . II :30-12:20 MTuW GC 0303 Brunvand Studies in Short Fiction 10:30-11:20 MTuW GC 0309 Going Music History and Literature .................... .. . Jl :30-1 2:20 M W F GC 1402 Stevens Arts and Ideals in Famous Cities ................................... ... .. .. .. .... . *12:30-1: 20 MTuWTh GC 0304 Marti Philosophy of Science (Same as GSA 363b ) . 1:30-2 :20 MTu Th GC 0314 Livergood ORGANIZATION AND COMMUN ICATION OF (GSD ) IDEAS 101 a-3 English Composition --- -·············· 7:30- 8 :20 111TuWTh 001 8:30-9:20 MTuWTh 002 9:30-10:20 MTuWTh 003 004 10:30-11: 20 111Tu WTh 005 II :30-12: 20 MTuWT h .:006 6:20-8:10 M w E007 8:20-10:10 Tu Th 401 7:30--8:20 MTuWTh 12:30-1:20 MTuWTh 402 E403 6 :20-8: 10 Tu Th 101b-3 English Composition -------- --------· ·-001 7 :30-8: 20 MTuWTh 12 :30-1: 20 MTuWTh 002 E003 6 :20--8: 10 Tu T h 401 10:30-11: 20 111TuWTh 103-3 Oral Communication of Ideas 7:30-8 :20 001 M w F 002 8 :30-9: 20 M w F 003 9:30-10:20 M w F 10:30- 11:20 004 111 w F 005 10:30-11:20 M w F 006 12:30-1:20 M w F 007 I :30-2 :20 M w F 401 7:30-8:20 M w F 402 8 :30-9:20 M w F 403 9:30-10:20 M w F 404 12:30-1: 20 M w F 112a-3 Introduction to Mathematics 001 12:30-1: 20 M w F 401 9:30-10 :20 M w F 112c-3 Introduction to Mathematics _ II :30-12 :20 001 M w F 401 10:30-11 :20 M w F 114a-3 College Algebra -------- ------ -- ----···· 001 8 :30- 9:20 111 w F 002 7 :30-8 :20 111 w F 003 12:30-1: 20 M w F 401 9:30-10:20 M w F 402 10:.30-11:20 M w F 114b-3 College Algebra ... ---------- -------- ------··-···-· ··· 12:30-1 :20 M w F 001 12 :30-l :20 M w F 401 114d- 3 Statistics . 5:30-8:10 w "001 H:20-9:35 .:401 Tu Th 123- 9 Elementary French ---·-----------------8:30-10:20 MTuWTh 001 126-9 Elementary German 7:30-8 :20 MTuWTh 001 10:30-11:20 MTuWTh 140-9 Elementary Spanish 9:30-11:20 MTuWTh 001 *H-weeks eourse GC 0309 GC 0302 GC 0302 GC 0303 GC 0302 GC 0302 GC 0303 ESL 222 ESL 222 ESL 222 Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Stafl Staff Staff Staff Staff GC 0408 GC 0302 GC 0302 ESL 222 Staff Staff Staff Staff GC 3315 GC 3315 GC 3315 GC 3315 GC 3302 GC 3315 GC 3315 ESL 106 ESL 222 ESL 106 ESL 106 SL 1225 ESL 222 Kluth Ha wkin s Kluth White Hawkins Hawkin s Pritner Birdman Birdman Birdman Birdm an Staff Staff ------------- -- -------- SL 1225 ESL 204 SL 1225 SL 1225 SL 2224 ESL 124A ESL 221 Staff Staff Stafl Poynor Goering J. Brown ]. Brown ··-···- ··------···· GC 0312 ESL 204 Staff J. Brown GC 1410 ESL 204 Luan Luan GC 2405 Stafl GC 0409 GC 0409 Sra hn Spahn GC O.'l04 Staff �S U MMER II G EN E RAL STUDI ES AREA E ( GSE ) HEALTH AND PHYS I CAL DE VEL 0 PM EN T (GSE ) !03c-1 Social Dance (Men) ll :30--12:20 Tu Th 001 !04a- 1 Archery (Men ) --- --- ------ --------- ----- --- ---- ------11 :30--12: 20 M W 001 12: 30- 1:20 002 M W 104c-1 Basketball (Men ) 401 10:30-11 :20 Tu Th ! 04d- l Bowling (Men ) ( Lane rental fee S6, payable first class meeting) 001 8: 30--9 :20 M W 401 8: 30--9:20 Tu Th !04e-l Golf (Men) 001 7:30--8 :20 M w 401 7 :30--8 :20 Tu Th Tu Th 402 9:30--10: 20 104j-1 Softball (M en ) 001 9 :30--10:20 M w !13c- 1 Social Dance (Women) Tu Th 001 ll :30--12: 20 ! 14a-1 Archery (Women ) 001 l\: 30--12:20 M W 002 12 :30--1:20 M W 114d-1 Bowling (Women) (Lane rental fee S6, payable first class meeting) 001 8: 30- 9 :20 M W 401 8: 30- 9 :20 Tu Th 114e- 1 Golf (Women ) 001 7: 30--8 :20 M w 7:30--8:20 Tu Th 401 9:30- 10:20 Tu Th 402 201-3 H ealthful Living --------------- ---001 9:30-10:20 M W F E002 5 :30--8: 10 111 401 9 :30--10:20 111 W F E402 5:30--8: 10 Tu ACCOUNTING GC 2405 Bowman GC 3102 GC 3102 Bow man Bowman ESL 009 Staff GC 3102 ESL 009 Staff Staff GC 3102 ESL 009 ESL 009 Staff Staff Staff GC 3102 Staff GC 2405 Bowma n GC 3102 GC 3102 Bo wman Bowman GC 3102 ESL 009 Staff Staff GC 3102 ESL 009 ESL 009 Staff Staff Staff ---- --------- ------ --- -- GC 1402 GC 2405 ESL 205 ESL 215 ( ACCT ) 25la-4 Elementary Accounting I _ ·· ········· MTuWTh 7 :30-8:20 GC 3303 001 GC 3303 E002 6:20--8 :10 M w ESL 203 ll :30--12:20 401 111 WThF 251b-4 Elementary Accounting II --- --····· ·· ········· ····8:30--9:20 MTuWTh GC 3303 001 ESL 203 401 8:30-9 :20 MTu ThF 25 l c- 4 Elementary Accounting III _ 9:30--10:20 MTuWTh GC 3303 001 401 10:30-11 :20 MTu ThF ESL 203 6: 20- 8: 10 ES L 203 E402 Tu Th 453b--4 Advanced Accounting . 6 :20- 8: 10 GC 2304 E001 111 w ANTH R OPOLOGY I ART OOl IOOb--5 001 IOOc-5 001 203a-4 001 203b- 4 001 ···· ·-- 111illes Small Small Houser Bedel Milles Bedel Bedel Small (ANTH ) 304-4 The Origins of Civilization __ __ MTuWTh 8:30--9:20 001 400-4 Man and Culture _ MTuWTh 9:30-10: 20 001 IOOa-5 Klein Klein Moehn 111oehn GC 1414 Voget -- ---- ---····· ·· ·- · - GC 1414 Vogel (AR T ) Basic Studio _ 7:30- 9:20 Basic Studio _ 7:30--9 :20 Basic Studio _ 7:30- 9:20 · ···· ··· · ·· ········ SL 0222 Ri c hard so n MTuWThF SL 0222 R ic hard son MTuWTh F SL 0222 Richardson 111TuW F Wagn e r Ca nnon MTuW F \Vagne r Ca nn on MTuWThF ·· ·· ··· ·· ·· ········· · Beginning Ceramics . 10:30--12: 20 Beginnin g Ceramics . 10 :30--12:20 *8-weeks co urse �}2 ART (ART) Cou£dw~ro.E~~~L~ui;>escriptiTi !eitlc .. ····· ····· ··n~y~· ···· ..... -··pj~~~ ········· ······· ·· i·~~-t~~~l~~ 300a- 4 001 300b-4 001 31 Oa-4 001 310b-4 001 310c--4 001 405-2 to Art Education ----- ----- ---------- ----- ------- ---- ----- -- ---------- ------------- ---- ----- ---- -* 11 :30-1:40 MTuWTh SL 0209 Buddemeyer Art Education ------ ---- --------------- ------- ---* 8:30-10:40 MTuWTh SL 0209 Milovich Painting 8:30-10: 20 MTuW F SL 0218 Huntley Painting 8 :30-10:20 MTuW F SL 0218 Huntley Painting --- --------- -- ----- --- -- ---- --- -- ------ -- ---------- --- ------8 :30-10:20 MTuW F SL 0218 Huntley 12 Studio in Sculpture ll :30-1:20 Huntley 001 MTuW F SL 0218 406-2 to 12 Studio in Painting ----- -- ---- ---- -- -- ······· ············· Huntley ll :30- 1 :20 MTuW F 001 SL 0218 416-2 to 12 Studio in Prints _ 9:30-11:20 Richardson 001 MTuWTh SL 0210 426-2 to 12 Studio in Pottery -- ------- ----- --- --- -------- -- ---- ---------- ---- ---- ------- ---- ---001 1:30-3 :20 MTuW F Wag ner Cannon 566-4 Research in Art Education _ 001 • Arranged Altvater B 0 TAN Y (BOT) 202-5 General Botany ----------- ---- -- -- ------- ----- ---- -- --- --- --Lect 8 :30-9 :20 M W F SL 3211 Lab 001 7:30-10 :20 Tu Th SL 3211 BUSINESS ED U CAT I 0 N (BSED ) 341-4 Calculating Machines E001 6:20-8:10 M w SL 1224 406--4 Teaching Office Practice 001 *10:30-11 :20 MTuWThF SL 1224 500- 2 to 5 Readings in Business Education _ ------------ --- ---- ----- -----001 • Arranged 501-2 to 5 Individual Resea rch in Business Education 001 *Arranged 502-2 or 4 Research in Business Education _ 001 *8 :30-9: 20 MTuWThF SL 1210 505-4 Workshop in Business Education 001 * 11 :30- 1 :20 MTu WThF SL 1210 506--4 Principles and Problems of Business Education _ 001 *9:30-10 :20 MTuWThF SL 1210 507--4 Application and Fundamentals of Data Processing in Business Education 001 *7:30-8:20 MTuWThF SL 1224 508--4 Administration and Supervision in Business Education _ 001 * 10:30-ll :20 MTuWThF GC 0408 510--4 Improvement of Instruction in Secretarial Subjects 001 * 7 :30-8 :20 MTu WThF SL 1210 599- 2 to 9 Thesis 001 • Arranged CHEMISTRY Palmer Shell Staff Staff Brady Maedke Maedke Miller Houser P almer Sta ff (CHEM ) llla-5 Chemistry Principles and Inorganic Chemistry _ Lect 11:30- 12:20 M W F SL 1105 Lab 001 11:30- 12:20 Tu SL 1105 7:30-10 :30 Th SL 221S 11:30-12:20 Th SL nos Lab 002 7:30-10:30 Tu SL 2215 lll c-5 Chemistry Principles and Inorganic Chemistry _ Lect 11:30-12:20 M W F SL 2224 Lab 001 ll :30-2:30 Tu Th SL 2215 Lab 002 12:30-3:30 M W SL 221S Lect E 6 :20-7 :SO Tu Th ESL 124A Lab E401 8 :00-ll :00 Tu Th ESL 125 240--4 Organic Chemistry _ Lect 10:30-ll :20 M WTh ESL 124A Lab 401 7:30-10: 30 ESL 123 M Lab 402 7:30- 10:30 w ESL 123 412-3 Inorganic Preparations _ Lect E 6 :20-7:10 Tu SL 2224 Lab E001 7:20-10:20 Tu Th SL 221S 433-3 Intermediate Quantitative Analysis *8-weeks course Kumler Kumler J aso n J ason J ason Jaso n Jason Rands Rands Rands Stall ard Stall ard Probst Probst P robst Whi te White �SUMMER CHEMISTRY (C HEM ) Course No.-Hours Descriptive Title Edw . E. St. Louis Time Lect E Lab E001 6:20--7:10 7:20--10:20 Days M W w SL 2224 SL 2217 C 0 M PAR AT IV E LITER AT U R E Firschin g Firsching (C LT ) 310b-4 Modern European Drama . 001 8:30--9:20 MTuWTh GC 2307 310e-4 Modern European Novel ... .................... . 001 9:30--10:20 MTuWTh GC 2307 ECONOMICS 13 Guenther Guenther (ECON) 210-5 Principles of Economics .............................. . 001 9:30-10:20 MTuWThF GC 0312 E002 5:30--8:10 Tu Th GC 0304 401 8:30- 9:20 MTuWThF ESL 106 E402 5:30--7:45 Tu Th ESL 205 310-4 Labor Problems .......................... .:001 6 :20--8:10 M W GC 0314 401 9:30--10:20 MTuWTh ESL 104 315-4 Money and Banking I ......................... . E001 8 :20--10:10 Tu Th GC 0314 E401 8 :20--10:10 M W ESL 104 L. Drake Schwier Luan Thorson C. Drake C. Drake Livingston Hashimi EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION (EDAD) 355-4 001 002 420-4 001 431-4 001 434-4 001 Philosophy of Education .............. ........... ..... ........... ... . 9:30--10:20 MTuWTh GC 0314 Curry 1 :30--2:20 MTu \VTh GC 2410 Hofmann Legal Basis of American Education . *8:30--9:20 MTuWThF GC 0314 Harry Smith History of Education in the United States ................ . *2:30--3 :20 MTu\VThF GC0314 Curry Administrator's Workshop .................. . t8:30--4:00 MTuWThF GC 1410 Andree, Wilkins 456-4 School Supervision 001 *7 :30--8 :20 MTuWThF GC 2412 Wheat 490-4 Workshop in Comparative Education . 001 ~(European Study Tour) Boss 500-4 Research Methods ....................... . 001 * 12:30--1:20 MTu WThF GC 2302 Reuter 002 *10:30--11 :20 MTu\VThF GC 2302 Staff 503-4 Seminar in Philosophy of Education ................... . 001 * 1 :30--2:20 MTu WThF GC 2302 Villemain 524-4 School Administration 001 * 9:30--10:20 MTu WThF GC 2302 Ackerlund 525-4 Personnel Administration 001 *11 :30--12:20 MTu\VThF GC 2302 Reuter 533-4 School Buildings .......................... ............... . 001 * 8 :30--9:20 MTu \VThF GC 2303 Andree 534b-4 School Business Administration ............................. . 001 *7 :30--8:20 MTu\VThF GC 2306 Wilkins 554-4 Contrasting Philosophies of Education ...................... . 001 *11 :30--12:20 MTuWThF GC 2303 Curry 556-4 Seminar in Educational Supervision ............................. 001 *9:30--10:20 MTuWThF GC 2303 Wheat 560-4 Curriculum ....................... ................................. 001 *10:30--11:20 MTuWThF GC 2303 Staff 565-4 The Junior College ......................................................................... . 001 • 2:30--3:20 MTu WThF GC 2403 Goodwin EDUCATION ELEMENTARY (EDEL) 314-4 Elementary School Methods ............ . 001 8:30--9 :20 MTuWTh GC 2412 Jordan 002 11:30--12:20 MTuWTh GC 2412 Palmer 316-4 Kindergarten-Primary Methods and Curriculum ........... . 001 10:30--11:20 MTuWTh GC 2412 Kelley 33 7-4 Reading in the Elementary Schools ................................ . 001 8:30--9 :20 MTuWTh GC 0309 Steinbrook 002 12:30--1:20 MTu WTh GC 2412 Kelley *8-weeks course tAugust 16-August 26 Uune 9- June 30 �/4 ---- EDU CATION ELEMENTARY (E DEL ) Co u£dw~oE--:-~~~ L:ui~ cscrip tivTinYeitle ······· · - ·· -····o~;~· - · 351d-8 to 16 Elementary Student Teaching 001 Arranged Wehling 351e-4 to 8 Advanced Elementary Student Teaching 001 Arran ged Wehling 413-4 Children's Literature .. .. . .. ................................ . 001 *8:30-9:20 MTuWThF GC 3302 R. Carpenter 415-4 Improvement of Instruction in Arithmetic in the Elementary School ... .. .. ....... ................... . ................... . 001 * 7:30-8:20 MTuWThF GC 2304 Steinbrook 442-4 Materials and Methods in Elementary School Science . 001 * 1:30-2:20 WTu WThF GC 0304 Comer 505-4 Improvement of Reading Instruction . 001 *9:30- 10:20 MTuWThl" GC 0406 Staff 515-4 Special Problems in the Teaching of Arithmetic in the Elementary School ........... .......... .... . 001 *1 2 :30-1:20 MTu WThF GC 2303 Stein brook 518-2 Supervision of Student Teachers . 001 *1:30-2 :20 MTu Th GC 2403 Wehling 52 1a-4 Diagnosis and Correction of Reading Disabilities I 001 *9:30-10:20 MTuWThF GC 0408 Bear 541-4 Selected Teaching and Curriculum Problems in Elementary School Science . 001 *2:30-3:20 MTuWThF GC 0304 Bliss 542-4 Language Arts in the Elementary School ................ . 001 *7:30-8:20 MTuWThF GC 2403 Jordan 543-4 Teaching the Social Studies in the Elementary School ... 001 *1:30-2:20 MTuWThF GC 2412 Swerdlin 557-4 The Elementary Principalship . ......................... .. ....... .. ... . 001 *10:30-11:20 MTuWThF GC 2410 Palmer 561-4 The Elementary School Curriculum 001 *11:30-12:20 MTuWThF GC 3302 Comer EDUCATION SECONDARY (EDS) 315-4 High School Methods . ............ .. ........ .. ............. . 001 7:30-8:20 MTu WTh GC 2303 Herb Sm itb 002 9:30-10:20 MTuWTh GC 2403 Smyers 352d- 8 to 12 Secondary Student Teaching ....... ........... . 001 through 026 Arranged Wehling 001 Agriculture 014 Home Economics 002 Art 015 Industrial Education 003 Biology 016 Journalism 017 Mathematics 004 Business 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 011 Government 024 Library Service 01 2 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 Wehling 407-4 The Junior High School 001 *8:30-9:20 MTuWThF GC 2302 Hileman 440-4 Teaching Reading in High School . ............... . 001 *7:30- 8:20 MTuWThF GC 2302 Steinkellner 488-4 Teaching the Social Studies in the Secondary Schools .... 001 *11 :30-12:20 MTuWThF GC 2304 Staff 508-4 Seminar: Trends in Selected Areas in Secondary Schools 001 *12 :30-1:20 MTuWThF GC 2307 Andree 518-2 Supervision of Student Teachers ......... .................... . 001 * 1:30-2: 20 MTu Th GC 3316 Wehlin g 521a-4 Diagnosis and Correction of Reading Disabilities I 001 * 9:30-10:20 MTu WThF GC 0408 Bear 562-4 The High School Curriculum . 001 * 1 :30-2:20 MTu WThF GC 2303 Smyers 564-4 High School Principalship . 001 *10:30- 11 :20 MTuWThF GC 2304 Madson 570-4 Extra-Class Activities .... ........ ............. . 001 *7:30-8:20 MTuWThF GC 2405 Madson 591-4 Workshop in Current Problems in Secondary Education .... 001 t8:30-4:00 MTuWThF GC 2302 Boss *8-weeks course t August 16-August 26 �S U MM E R S PEC IAL EDUCATION ( S P E ) Course No . -Hours Descri pt ive T itle Ed\\'. E. St. Louis Ti me Days S P EC I A L E D U C AT I 0 N ]5 lnstructor (SP E ) 410--4 Probl ems and Cha racteristics of Mentall y R etarded . . ................ . 001 *8 :30-9 :20 MTuWThF GC 3316 Staff 4 12--4 Education of G ifted Children .................... . 001 * 11:30-12:20 MTu\VThF GC 2307 Harris 4 13c-4 Directed O bservation of the Gifted ... 001 *Arranged Staff 4 14- 4 The Exceptional Child ... .. ...... ..... . 001 * 10 :30- ll :20 MTu WThF GC 2307 Bommarito 420c-4 M ethods and Materials in the Education of the Gifted . 001 * 12 :30-1:20 MTuWThF GC 0408 Staff 428--4 Speech Correction for the Class room T eacher (Same as .................. ...... . Sp C 428 ) 001 *9 :30-10:20 MTuWThF GC 2304 White 577--4 to 12 P racticum in Specia l Educa tion 001 Arra nged (Consent of Instr uctor ) Staff ENG LI S H (ENG ) 302a--4 Survey of English Litera ture 001 ll:30-1 2 :20 MTuWTh GC 2410 Staff 302b--4 Survey of English Litera ture 001 9:30-10:20 MTuWTh GC 2412 Staff 302c-4 Survey of English Literature £001 6:20-8 :10 1\1 w GC 0304 Staff 309a- 4 Survey of American Literature ..... . 001 7 :30-8 :20 MTuWTh GC 0302 Staff 309b-4 Survey of American Litera ture E001 8 :20-IO :IO M W Staff GC 0302 365- 4 Shakespeare ................................ 001 11 :30-12:20 MTuWTh Murphy GC 0408 39 1-3 Usage in Spoken and Written English ..................... . 001 *8 :30-9 :20 MTuWTh GC 0409 Ades 002 * 12 :30-1 :20 MTuWTh GC 0409 L. Funkhouser 400-4 Introduction to English Linguistics ..... 001 *9:30-10 :20 MTuWThF GC 0409 Van Syoc 404b-4 M iddle English Literature (Chaucer ) .. 001 *8 :30-9: 20 MTuWT hF GC 2306 Mogan 4 12b--4 English Nondramatic Literatu re ( 17th Century ) . 001 * 10: 30-ll :20 MTuWThF GC 0302 Havens 412c-4 English Nondramatic Literature ( 18th Centu ry ) ......... 001 * ll: 30-12:20 MTuWThF GC 0412 Slattery 43 l a-4 Major American Writers ........................................ .. ...... . 001 * 1 :30-2 :20 MTuWThF GC 0302 Zanger 443- 4 V ictorian Prose .............................................. . 001 * 12 :30-1:20 MTuWThF SL 3222 Duncan 486--4 Workshop in High School English . 001 *7:30-8 :20 MTuWThF GC 0303 S te inma n 495b--4 Literary Criticism ....... ...... ..... ..... . 001 *9 :30-10 :20 MTu WThF GC 0412 Brown 504--4 Advanced English Syntax .............................................. . 001 *8 :30- 9 :20 MTuWThF SL 3222 Van Syoc 514-4 Studies in R estoration and 18th Centu ry Literatu re ....... . 001 *9:30-10 :20 MTu'WThF SL 3222 Graham 520--4 Studies in Romantic Writers .................. .. . 001 *10: 30-ll :20 MTu WThF SL 3222 Staff 52 1-4 Studies in V ictorian Poetry ........................................... . 001 *11 :30-12:20 MTu WThF Goin g GC 3303 531--4 Studies in American Colonial Period .... 001 * 12 :30-1:20 MTu WThF Havens GC 3303 536--4 Studies in Later 19th Century American Writers ....... . 001 *1 :30-2 :20 MTuWThF GC 0303 Zanger FOR E I G N L ANG U AGE French (Fr ) 123-3 French Conversation 001 8 :30-10 :20 F GC 2405 Staff F F GC 0409 GC 0409 Spahn Spahn German (Ger ) 126- 3 Germa n Conversation ................. . 001 7: 30- 8 :20 10 :30-ll :20 *8-weeks course �16 FOREIGN LANGUAGE ( GER ) 0 CouEdw~oE~~~ L~ ui;>escripti'Tin~itlc ................ ~~ 251-4 Scientific German 001 9:3{}..-10:20 MTuWTh Spanish {Span) 140-3 Spanish Conversation 001 9:30-11:20 GEOGRAPHY ................ }lj~~~ ... F GC 2306 Ryberg GC 0304 Staff (GEOG ) 310a-3 Introduction to Cartographic Methods 8 :3{}..-9:45 Tu Th 001 SL 1216 Guffy 424-4 Regional Problems in Conservation . 001 *12:3{}..-1:20 MTuWThF GC 1412 Kazeck 461a-4 Advanced R egional Geography: Anglo-America . 001 10:3{}..-11:20 MTuWTh GC 1414 Baker 462a-4 Advanced Regional Geography: Europe 001 8:3{}..-9:20 MTuWTh GC 0306 Bognar 501-4 Geographic Techniques II . 001 10:30-11:20 MTuW F GC 0306 Koepke 522-4 Seminar in Regional Geography E001 6:2(}.._8:10 M w GC 1412 Collier 530-4 Independent Studies in Geography E001 6 :2{}..-8: 10 Tu Th GC 1414 Staff 599-2 to 9 Thesis ............................................................ . 001 Arranged Kazeck GOVERNMENT 210-4 001 002 003 004 E005 232-4 001 340-3 001 3901>-4 001 415-3 E001 451-3 001 457-4 001 484b-4 001 495c-4 001 (GOVT) American Government .......... .................. MTuWTh 8 :3{}..-9 :20 GC 0406 Maier 10:3{}..-11 :20 MTuWTh GC 0406 Stahnke 11:3{}..-12:20 MTuWTh Mace GC 0406 MTuWTh 12:3{}..-1: 20 GC 0406 Nasr 6 :2{}..-8: 10 GC 0406 Maier M W State and Local Government 8:3{}..-9:20 MTuWTh GC 0408 Staff The Legislative Process 1:3{}..-2:20 MTuWTh GC 0408 Mace Comparative European Governments ... 8 :3{}..-9 :20 MTu WTh GC 0413 Stahnke Political Behavior 6:20-7:35 Tu Th GC 0412 Staff International Politics of Europe ........................... . 10:3{}..-11 :20 MTu Th GC 0412 Maier Government and Politics in the Near and Middle East . 9:3{}..-10:20 MTuWTh GC 0411 Nasr History of Political Theories {Same as Phil 484b) ..................... . *11:30- 12:20 MTuWThF GC 0409 Staff Constitutional Law 12 :3{}..-1 :20 MTu WTh GC 0412 Kerr GUIDANCE (GUID ) 305-4 Educational Psychology 001 1:3{}..-2: 20 MTuWTh GC 3316 E002 6:2{}..-8:10 Tu Th GC 2307 401 *9:3{}..-10 :20 MTuWThF ESL 221 E402 6:2(}.._8:10 M w ESL 203 412-4 Mental Hygiene (Meets with Psyc 432) . 001 *7: 3{}..-8:20 MTuWThF GC 3302 E401 *6: 2(}.._8 :10 Tu Th ESL 221 420-4 Educational Statistics ... SL 1225 001 *9: 30- 10: 20 MTuWThF 422-4 Educational Measurements I 001 * 7 :3(}.._8 :20 MTu WThF GC 2309 401 *8:3{}..-9:20 MTuWThF ESL 221 501-2 to 8 Special Research Problems . 001 Arranged 002 Arranged Arranged 003 511-4 Educational Implications of Learning Theories . 001 *12:3{}..-1:20 MTuWThF GC 0309 522-4 Educational Measurement II ....... 001 *10:3{}..-11 :20 MTuWThF GC 0413 526-4 Techniques in Individual Guidance (Elementary ) . *8-weeks course Swerdlin Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Brinkmann Staff McCall Troyer Brinkmann Pancrazio McMa.hon McCall �r SUMMER GUIDANCE ( GUID) 17 001 002 528--4 001 535-4 001 536-4 001 53 7- 4 001 538-4 001 541-4 (majors) *9:30-10:20 MTu\VThF GC 0413 Rochester (nonmajors) *9:30-10:20 MTuWThF GC 3302 Pancrazio Advanced Guidance of the Individua l ..... . *11:30-12:20 MTuWThF GC 2309 Soper Introduction to Individual Measurement . *9:30-10 :20 MTuWThF GC 2309 Harris Appraisal of Intelligence (Children & Adolescents) .... * 1: 30-2:20 MTuWThF GC 2307 Rochester Counseling Theory and Practice I ......................... .... . *10 :30-ll :20 MTu \VThF SL 2212 Pancrazio Counseling Theory and Practice II ..... ...................... . *12:30-1 :20 MTuWThF GC 2309 Soper Occupational Information and Guidance 401 *12:30-1:20 MTuWThF ESL 104 Van Horn 542-4 Basic Principles of Guidance .................................... . 001 * 10 :30-11:20 MTuWThF GC 2309 Starr 5:30-8: 10 Tu GC 2403 Davis £002 401 • 1:30-2 :20 MTu WThF ESL 104 Staff 543-4 Guidance Through Groups ........................................ Staff 001 * 11 :30-12:20 MTuWThF GC 0413 545j-4 Seminar in Guidance: Organization and Administration . 001 * 12:30-1:20 MTuWThF GC 3302 Davis 562a-4 Child Development in Education ........................................ . 401 *9:30-10:20 MTuWThF ESL 203 Troyer 562b--4 Adolescent Development in Education *1 :30-2:20 MTuWThF Davis 001 GC 2309 Troyer *8:30-9 :20 MTuWThF 401 ESL 205 575a-l to 12 Practicum in Counseling .... ..... ..... .. ... V. Moore 001 • Arranged V. Moore *Arranged 002 HEALTH ED U CAT I 0 N (H ED ) 480s-4 Workshop in Safety Education ... *8: 30-9:20 MTuWThF 001 HISTORY Spear GC 2309 (HIST ) 312-4 Central Europe in the Nineteenth Century ................... . 001 10:30-11:20 MTuWTh GC 0411 Kimball 365-4 History of Chinese Civilization .............................. . 001 8:30-9:20 MTuWTh GC 0411 Huang 405-3 The American Civil War ..... ... ........................................................ . £001 6:20-7:35 Tu Th GC 0411 Branz 412a-3 Intellectual History of the United States ................... . 001 8:30-9:20 M WTh GC 0403 Pearson 417b-4 Advanced English History ............................................. . 001 11:30-12:20 MTu WTh GC 0403 Haas 430c-3 Late Modern Europe ........................................................... . 001 9: 30- 10:20 M WTh GC 0403 Gallaher 500- 3 History Seminar . . .................................................... . 001 12:30-1:20 M WTh GC 0403 Gallaher INSTRUCT I 0 N A L MATER I A L S (IM ) 417-4 Audio-visual Methods in Education ................................ . 001 9:30-10:20 MTuWTh LB 0042 Mitchell 002 *!2:30-1:20 MTuWThF LB 0042 Madison 003 *10 :30-ll :20 MTuWThF LB 0042 Mitchell 445-4 Prepa ra tion of Teacher-Made Audio-visual Materials ........... . 001 • 1 :30-3 :20 MTu LB 0042 Madison *1:30-2 :20 W LB 0042 Madison 548--4 Supervision and Administration of an Audio-visual Program . *8:30-9 :20 MTuWThF LB 0042 Mitchell 001 J 0 URN ALI S M (JRNL ) 201-3 News Writing and Editing I ..................................................... 001 9 :30-10:20 MTuW GC 3316 R. Lee ...................................................... . 345-3 History of Journalism 001 *12 :30-1:20 MTuW GC 2306 R. Lee MANAGEMENT (MGT ) I 70-4 Introduction to Business Administration ..................... . 001 8:30-9:20 MTuWTh GC 0312 *8-weeks course Scott �/8 MA NAG EMENT ( MGT ) 170-4 Introduction to Business Administration . 002 11:30--12:20 MTu WTh GC 0304 Blackledge E003 8 :20--10:10 M W GC 0312 Miller ESL 104 401 8 :30--9: 30 MTu WTh Blackledge ESL 115 E402 8 :20--10 :10 Tu Th Shell 240-4 Introduction to Data Processing .................. ........ . E001 6 :20--8 :10 M w GC 0309 Miller 271-4 Business Writing . . .. ............ . 001 8:30--9: 20 MTuWTh GC 0412 Shell E401 6:20--8:10 M W ESL 221 Ho use r 320-4 Corporation Finance .......... .. ......... . 001 10 :30--11 :20 MTuWTh GC 3316 Meador ;:401 6:20--8: 10 Tu Th ESL 104 Meador 340-4 Business Organization and Management . ESL 104 Meador E401 8 :20--10:10 Tu Th 361-4 Business Report Writing . E001 8:20--10:10 M w GC 04ll Palmer 371-4 Business Law I. GC 2410 E001 6 :20-8:10 M W Heath ESL 204 401 9:30--10 :20 MTuWTh Heath 372-4 Business Law II ................ .. ............... ESL 104 Heath 401 11:30--1 2 :20 MTuWTh 421-4 Management of Business Finance .... E001 8: 20--10 :10 Tu Th GC M06 Scott 485-4 Problems in Personnel Management . ESL 204 Blackledge E401 6:20- 8: 10 Tu Th 540-4 History and Theory of Management E001 8:20-10:10 M w GC 0412 Ko ri MARKETING (MKTG) 230-5 Principles of Marketing ... GC 2410 MTuWThF 001 7:30--8:20 E401 5 :30--7:45 M W ESL 205 331-4 Retailing E401 8:20--10 :10 M W ESL 106 337-4 Principles of Salesmanship . 401 10:30--ll :20 MTuWTh ESL 106 438-4 Sales Management ... ....................................... . E001 8 :20--10:10 Tu Th GC 3303 490-4 Marketing Research and Analysis .... E001 6 :20--8:10 Tu Th GC 0309 MATHEMATICS Vincent Vincent Vincent Gwin Gwin Gwin (MATH) 100-0 Elementary Mathematics . Staff MTu ThF 001 12:30--1: 20 GC 0306 ESL 221 Staff MTu ThF 401 12 :30--1 :20 111a-5 Elementary Analysis ..... . 001 8 :30--9 :20 MTu WThF SL 2224 Poynor 111 b--5 Elementary Analysis ................... ... .............. . 001 11:30- 12 :20 MTuWThF SL 3225 Staff 150a-4 Elementary Calculus and Analytic Geometry .. ............ ................ . 001 8:30--9 :20 M WThF SL 3225 Goering 150b--4 Elementary Calculus and Analytic Geometry . 001 10 :30--11:20 M WThF SL 2224 Goering 252a-4 Calculus and Analytic Geometry 001 9:30--10:20 MTu ThF SL 2224 Staff 252b--4 Calculus and Analytic Geometry . £001 6:20--8:10 Tu Th SL 1225 Staff 300-4 The Real Number System .. ................... .... ..... . £001 6:20--8: 10 M W SL 1225 Staff 310-4 The Teaching of Elementary M athematics . 001 10:30--11:20 M WThF SL 1225 Gwillim 400-3 History of Mathematics . 001 * 8 :30--9 :20 M WThF SL 0226 Gwillim 415-4 Non-Euclidean Geometry 001 * 11:30--12:20 MTuWThF GC 2306 Staff 425-3 Theory of Numbers 001 *9 :30--10:20 TuWThF SL 3225 Rutledge . ................. 433- 3 Theory of Point Sets ...... .................. 001 *10:30--ll: 20 MTuW F GC3303 Poynor 440-4 Modern Algebra for Teachers (National Science Foundation Institute ) 401 11:00--12:00 MTuWThF ESL 105 Staff *8-weeks course �SUMMER MATHEMATICS ( MATH ) 19 442-4 Survey of Geometry ( National Science Foundation Ins titute ) . 401 8:20-9:20 MTu\VThf ESL 103 Staff 446-4 The Structure of Elementary School Mathematics ... 001 *12:30-1:20 MTuWThF SL 3225 Gwillim 447-4 The Structure of Secondary School Mathematics ( National Sc ience Foundation Institu te ) ....... . Staff 401 8 :20-9:20 MTuWThf ESL 105 Staff 402 11:00-12:00 MTuWThf ESL 105 541-4 Sets and Probability ....... ....... .... . 001 *10:30-11 :20 MTuWThF' GC 0312 Rutledge 550e-2 Seminar in Mathematics Education (National Science Foundation Institute ) ....................... . 401 1 :00-2:00 M Th ESL 103 Staff 402 1 :00-2 :00 Tu F ESL 103 Staff MUSIC (MUS) 002b-1 University Chorus . Van Camp M W F GC3417 11:30-12 :20 001 010b-1 C lass Applied Music-Woodwinds .................. . Mellott 8:30-9:20 M W F GC 3417 001 O!Oe-1 Class Applied Music-Piano . Henderson 7:30-8:20 M W F GC 3404 001 010f-1 Class Applied Music-Voice 001 10:30-ll :20 M W F GC 3406 Breidenthal 105c-4 Theory of Music . 8:30-9:20 MTuWThF GC 3305 Pi val 001 !40c thru r-2 or 4 Private Applied Music . 001 Arranged Staff c. Cello k. Piano d. String Bass I. French Horn m. Trumpet e. Flute g. Clarinet n. Trombone h. Bassoon p. Baritone i. Saxophone q. Voice j. P ercussion r. Organ 141-0 Recital Class . 001 10:30-11:20 Tu GC 3417 Blakely 240c thru r-2 to 4 Private Applied Music (See Music 140 above ) 001 Arranged Staff 300- 3 Music Education-Elementary . Tulloss 001 *9:30-10 :20 MTuWTh GC 3406 301a-3 Music Education-Elementary ............ . Tulloss 001 *9:30-10 :20 MTuWTh GC 3406 301b-3 Music Education-Junior High 001 *12:30-1:20 MTu\VTh J oseph GC 3406 340c thru r-2 or 4 Private Applied Music (See Music 140 above ) Staff Arranged 001 355b-1 Chamber Music Ensembles-Woodwinds ................... .. 8:30-10:20 Tu GC 3417 Mellott 001 9:30-10:20 Th GC 3417 Mellott HOc thru r-2 or 4 Private Applied Music (See Music 140 above) 001 "'Arranged (For graduate stude nts only) 451-3 The Teaching of General Classroom Music 001 ***8:00-ll:OO MTuWTh GC 1410 MTuWTh I :00-4:00 455-4 Elementary Music Education Workshop 001 ***8 :00-11:00 MTuWTh Joseph, Tulloss GC 1410 GC 1410 Joseph, Tulloss I :00-4:00 MTuWTh GC 1410 481-2 to 6 Readings in Music Theory ...... 001 • Arranged Staff 482-2 to 6 Readings in Music History-Literature 001 *Arranged Joseph 483-2 to 6 Readings in Music Education ...... Blakely 001 *Arranged 501-3 Introduction to Graduate Study in Music ................ .. 001 * 8:30-9:20 MTu WTh GC 3406 Blakely 540c thru r-2 or 4 Private Applied Music (See Music 140 above) .... 001 *Arranged Staff 553b-3 Seminar in Materials and Techniques-Instrumental .. 001 * 9:30-10:20 MTuWTh GC 3305 Mellott *8-weeks course ***4·weeks workshop (June 20-July 14) �.... 20 MUSIC ( MUS ) Course No.-Ho urs Descriptive T itle Edw. E. St. Lou i ~ Time ·· ····n~;~--- 560--3 Seminar in Music Education 001 *10:30--ll :20 MTuWTh 566--1 Instrumental Ensemble (By audition) 001 *8:30--10 :20 Tu • 9 :30--10: 20 Th 567- 1 Vocal Ensemble (By audition) * 11 :30--12:20 M W F 001 599-6 Thesis *Arranged 001 NURSING 210--2 355-4 363c-8 (To 375-8 381-3 382-6 (To ·· ··············· r~~-t~~~t-~·; GC 3305 Joseph, Tulloss GC 3417 GC 3417 Mellott Mellott GC 3417 Van Camp Blakely (NURS ) Normal Nutrition 401 3:00--4:50 ESL 221 M Lutz Backgrounds and Trends in Nursing . 401 * 2 :30--4:00 M ESL 220 Staff * 2:30--3:20 TuWTh ESL 220 Staff Medical-Surgical Nursing be taken concurrently with 382-6) 8:00--10 :20 ThF ESL 220 Lect Tayrien (lst half quarter) MTuW Hospital Tayrien, Zich Lab 401 7:00-3:00 Public Health Nursing ........................ ....... . 401 8:30--12 :30 MTuW Agency Burton 1:00--4:30 MTu Agency Burton Principles and Methods of Teaching in Nursing ............... ... 401 *12:30--1 :20 MTuWTh ESL 220 Parker Development of Leadership in Nursing . be taken concurren tly with 363c-8) Lect 10:30--ll :50 ThF ESL 220 Zich (2nd half qua rter) Lab 401 7:00--3 :30 MTu W Hospital Zich, Tayrien PH I L 0 S 0 PH Y 200-4 001 240-4 001 355-4 001 484b-4 001 · · · · · ····pi~~~ (PHIL) Types of Philosophy: An Introduction 10 :30--11: 20 MTuWTh Staff GC 2306 Ethics . 12:30--1:20 MTuWTh GC 3316 Staff Philosophy of Education ..... ................. . * 12 :30--1 :20 MTuWThF GC 2410 Staff History of Western Political Theories (Same as Govt 484b) . *11:30--12:20 MTuWThF GC 0409 Staff PHYSICAL ED U CAT I 0 N (PE) 350-4 Methods and Materials for Teaching Physical Education in the Elementary School 001 *8:30--9:20 MTuWThF GC 0304 Bowman 401 *11:30--12: 20 MTuWThF Moehn ESL 009 & ESL 215 420-4 Physiological Effects of Motor Activity 001 * 7:30--8:20 MTu WThF GC 2307 Klein 501-4 Curriculum in Physical Education .................. . 001 * 10:30--11 :20 MTu WThF GC 3313 Bowman 509-4 Supervision of Health and Physical Education ... 001 *9:30--10 :20 MTuWThF GC 3313 Spear PHYSICS (PHYS) 211b-5 University Physics M W F 9:30--10:20 001 Tu 9:30--11:20 Th 9:30--11:20 300-5 University Physics IV ........... . 001 10:30--ll :20 M W F 10 :30--12 :20 Th 10:30--12:20 Tu 404-3 Introduction to Statistical Mechanics E001 8 :20--9 :35 M W *8-weeks course SL 0226 SL 0226 SL 1217 Sanders Sanders Sanders SL 0226 SL 0226 SL 1217 .................. Boedeker Boedeker Boedeker SL 0226 Walford �SUMMER P H YS ICS ( PHYS ) 435-3 Plasma Physics ... . .............................. .. E001 6: 20-7:35 l\1 \V PH Y S I 0 L 0 G Y SL 0226 Hakeem SL 3211 SL 3211 Ratzlaff Ratzlaff (PHSL ) 209-4 Principles of Physiology . Lect 10:30-11:20 Lab001 12 :30-1:45 300-4 Human Anatomy . Lect 10:30-11 :20 Lab 001 12:30-1:45 PSYCH 0 L 0 G Y 2/ l\1 Tu w l\1 w Tu F Th Th .................. F SL 3225 SL 3210 N. Parker N. Parker (PSYC) 211a-4 Principles and Methods of Psychology . 001 8 :30-9:20 MTuWTh SL 2212 Staff 211b-4 Principles and Methods of Psychology 401 8 :30-9:20 MTuWTh Eddowes ESL 204 301-4 Child Psychology . 001 10:30-11:20 MTuWTh GC 0314 Staff 401 * 10 :30-11:20 MTuWThF ESL 104 Eddowes 303-4 Adolescent Psychology . 001 * 11 :30-12 :20 MTuWThF GC 0411 Starr 307-4 Social Psychology ................................ ... . 001 • 9 :30-10:20 MTu \VThF GC 0309 Engbretson 311-4 Experimental Psychology: Learning ... 001 * 12 :30-1:20 MTuWThF SL 2212 Ferguson 421-4 Psychological T ests and Measurements ..... . 001 12:30- 1:20 MTuWTh GC 0411 Harris 431-4 Psychopathology .......................... . O'Brien 001 * 11: 30-12:20 MTuWThF GC 0314 432-4 Mental Hygiene (Meets with Guid 412 ) ., 001 *7:30-8 :20 MTuWThF GC 3302 Staff 401 • 6:20-8:30 Tu Th ESL 221 Staff 440-4 Theories of Personality ....................... . 001 * 1:30-2:20 MTuWThF GC 3302 Staff 465-4 Group Dynamics and Individual Behavior ........................ . 001 * 11:30-12 :20 MTuWThF GC 3315 McMahon 490- 1 to 8 Independent Research and Projects .............. .. ... . 001 Arranged Ferguson 002 Arranged Eddowes S0 CI0 L0 GY (SOC ) 301-4 Principles of Sociology .................. ... ...................... . 001 8:30-9:20 MTuWTh GC 2410 302- 4 Contemporary Social Problems . .................... . 001 2:30-3:20 MTu \VTh GC 2410 E401 6:20-8: 10 l\1 w ESL 106 340-4 The Family ........................................................... . 001 12:30-1:20 MTu\VTh GC 2403 374-4 Sociology of Education . 001 10:30-11:20 MTuWTh GC 2403 375-4 Social Work as a Social Institution ............................... . 001 11 :30-12 :20 MTuWTh GC 2403 484-4 Survey Course in Marriage Counseling ...... . E001 t6:00-10 :00 MTuWTh GC 0408 SPEECH CORRECTION More Irvine Irvine Taylor More Irvine Taylor (SPC) 200-4 Phonetics ............................ ............. . 8:30-9:20 St. Onge 001 MTu\VTh GC 2304 319- 4 Stuttering .... ............. ...... 001 • 12:30-1 :20 MTu WThF GC 2304 St. On ge 428-4 Speech Correction for the Classroom Teacher (Same as Sp E 428 ) 001 *9:30-10 :20 MTuWThF GC 2304 White TH E ATE R (THEA ) 410- 3 Children's Theater . 001 *12 :30-2 :40 *8-weeks course t Meets June 16 through July 1 Tu Th GC 3313 Pritner ���Southern Illinois University Bulletin Edwardsville, Illinois 62025 Return Requested Second Class Postage Paid at Carbondale, Dlinois � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Class Schedule Summer 1966