1965, fall late afternoon & evening class schedule

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Late Afternoon and Evening (

Pacific Lutheran Universit AliT Coune

Sublect and

No. 231,

e.. dlt Hours

325

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Time . . . . .. .. ...... .... .7:00 p.m.

Oil Pa i n ti ng (2) . .

331, 431

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Instructo.

Day

1I00m

M.W.

AB

Mr. Kittleson

Art in the Elementary School (21 ............7 :00 p.m.

T.

AB

Mrs. Engeset

Art

Th.

AB

Mrs. Engeset

M.

5-203

Mr. Guilford

M.

S·209

Mr. Knudsen

in :-he Elementary School (2) ............7,00 p.m.

BIOLOGY

274

Microtechnique

371

Parasitology 14)

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lecture ......................................................4:30 p.m.

Lab

4: 3 0 p.m.

T.Th.

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481

Seminar I 1}

212

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W.

5·110

Managerial Accounting 131 ..............................7 :00 p.m.

M.

A 217

261

Investments

W.

A-217

317

Data Processing S ystems (31 ... . .. ... ... ... ...... . .7:00 p.m.

T.

A·217

Mr. Harrington

340

Principles of 8usiness Education (2) ................ 4:30 p.m.

'rho

A·215

Mr. Peterson

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Mr. teraas

BUSINlSS ADMINISTIIATON

351

37 I 441

121

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Organization and Management 131 ........7:00 p.m.

Marlteting

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Statistical Methods (3) .... . ...

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Stoff Mr. Stel/ en son

W.

A·21'

Mr. Stintzi

Th.

A·221

Mr.Slintzi

W.

A-221

Mr. ICing. Mr.Stintzi

W.

A.213

Mr. Davis

M.

A·221

Mr. Pierson

Mr. Hagen

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550

Organizational Behavior (2) ............................ 7 :00 p.m.

102

Principles of Economics

ECONOMICS

441

131. .. . . .. ... .. . .. . ... 7,00 p.m. ..

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Statistical Methods 131 ... .. . . . . . .. .

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504

Managerial Economics 13} ................................ 7·00 p.m.

3I5

Instructional Materials 12) . ............................ 4:30 p:m.

Th.

5-108

The Teaching of Arithmetic (2) ..............4:30 p.m.

M.

A·117

Mr. DeBower

T.

A ·I I 7

Min Williamson

EDUCATION

319

S-2

370

Princ:iples of Guidance 121 ................................4:30 p.m.

413

Science in the Elementary School (21 ............... .4,30 p.m.

M.

A·II5

Mr. Stein

416

Porent·Teacher Conference (21 .......................... 4,30 p.m.

T.

A·?13

Mrs. Keblbek

423

language Arts in the Elementary School (2) .... 4:30 p.m.

T.

A·IIS

Mrs. Noplus

44'

Statistical

Methods (3}

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4 SO

Psychological T esting (2) . ...... .. . ... . . .. .See Psychology

473

Introduction to Counseling 121 . .. . . .. . .See Psychology

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505

Philosophy of Education (31 ....... .. .. . ... .... .. .. .7:00 p.rT\.

T.Th.

A· I IS

Mr. Jones

546

Curriculum Development 121 ............ ................ 7,00 p.m.

M.

A·I IS

Mr. Johnston

557

Evaluation 121 ..................................................7 :00 p.m.

Th.

A·117

Mr. Sjoding

582

Administrative Int ernship 12·41 ................To

A-I21

Mr. Johnston

233

5·2

Ph.

A·207

Min Blomquist

302

The English Language 131 ................................ 4:30 p.m.

M.W.

A·210

Min Knudson

349

Modem Poetry (31 ............................................ 4:30 p.m.

M.W.

A-212

Mr. Hillger

451

Th. English

T.

A·210

Mr. Klopsc.h

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be arranged

ENGUSH

World Literature 131 ..... . ..

Novel

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7:00 p.m.

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Fall Semester 1965

Tacoma, Washington HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Subject and

Coune No.

Credit Hou ..

Timo

341

Methods in Folk Dancing (2)

7 ,00 p.m.

346

School Recreation Program (2) .

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.7:00

p.m

.

Dcoy

Room

W.

Gym

Mrs. Young

Inltrudor

W.

G·I

Mr. Salzman

M.

L·117

Mr. Schnackenberg

T.

A·206

Mr.

M.W.

A·210

Mr. Culver

H I STORY 495

Seminar in European History 13)

221

Introduction

101

5·3

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PHILOSOPHY

10 Ethics (3)

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.7 : 00

p.m.

Huber

POUTICA.L SCIENCE

Introduction to Political Science (3) ........7 :00 p.m.

I'SYCHOLOGY

101

5·5

7:00 p.m.

M.W

A·202

Staff

221

Psychology of Adjustment (3)..........................4:30 p.m.

T.Th.

A·210

Mr. Sauer

A·117

Miss Williamson

General Psychology (3)

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370

Principles of Guidance (2)

441

5·1

Statistical Methods (3) ...........-...............4,30 p.m.

M.W

441

S·2

Statistical Methods (31 ............................7:00 p.m.

450

Psychological

473 ·5-2

4:30 p.m.

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T.

A·219

Mr. Bexton

T.

A·219

Mr. Pierson

_.7:00 p.m.

M.

A·211

Mr. Whitman

Introduction to Counseling (2) ................4,30 p.m.

Th.

A·117

Mr. F. Anderson

Testi nlJ (2)

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·For experienced teachers or by permission.

RELIGION

112

History of the Christian Church (21

*301 Biblical Srudiel (21 .

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4:30 p.m.

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121 .. ...

American Churches

40 I

Romans and Galatians (2) .............................. 4 ,30 p.m

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30 p.m.

341

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M.

A·204

Mr. Christophenon

T.

A·208

Mr. Govlg

M.

A-208

Mr. Eklund

Th.

A·208

Mr. Christopherson

"Not open to Sludenls who have hod Religion 201.

SOCIOLOGY

101

S·4

275

Group Dynamics (31

435

Introdu ction

44\

Statistical Methods (31

430

Speech Pathology (3)

Inlroc/ucrion to Sociology (3)

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10 Social Welfare (3)

M.W.

A·206

Staff

4:30 p.m.

T.Th.

A·202

Mr. Thuesen

7:00 p.m.

MoW.

A·200

Mr. Schiller

MoW.

EC·123

Mr. Utzinger

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SPEECH

4:30 p.m.

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p . m . to

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