1966, spring late afternoon & evening class schedule

PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY Tacoma, Washington

, LATE AFTERNOON & EVENING CLASSES Spring Semester - 1966 January 27, 1966

. May 27,

1966

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Late Afternoon and Evening Classes ART Cou," No.

SubJect and Credit Houn

Room

Instructor

AB

Mr. Kittleson

AB

Mrs. Engesel

325

5·1

Art In the Bementary School (21 ............7,00 p.m.

Day MoW. T.

325

S·2

Art In the Elementary Schaal (21

Th.

AB

Mrs. Engeset

332

S·2

OH Painting (21 __ ._._...

M.W.

AS

Mr. Kittleson

222

ConseNation of Narural Resources (21 .. . .4:30·6: 10 p.m.

Th.

S · 1 12

Mr. Ostenson

272

General Entomology (41

W.

5·2 09 5 ·2 09

Mr. Knudsen

5·211

Mr. Pattie

5·209

Mr. Pattie

231

5·2

nme on Pointing (2J •.._ .... ___.._ ..•_ .. ..J:00 p.m. .

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.7 :00 p.m.

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7:00 p.m.

BIOLOGY

Lecture lab

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p.m.

. 4:30 · 6 :10 p.m.

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121 .. _ ....._....... .. ..___ .4 : 30· 6 : 1 0 p.m.

311

Ornithology

482

St!mlnar (8y permi�$jan of insITuctorl_._ •. __ . .4:30 p.m.

211

F lnandal Accounting (4)._ .. ...._.__ ..............._7 00

351

5·2

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T.Th. M..

W.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION p.m.

T.Th.

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A·217

Organization and Management (31_ .•To be arranged (Bremerton)

352

Producti on Mana ge ment 131

364

Business Anance

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... .... .7:00·9:40 p.m. .

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131 ._ ....__ ._.__ ..... ._. . ._7 :00 p.m. .

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A·213

Mrs. Braune

Mr. Ktng Mr. Stintzl

A·211

Mr. King

A·211

StaH

A·21S

Mr. Jaenicke

A·221

Mr.5tlntzi

A·215

Mr. Peterson

A·212

Mr. Bricker

Mr. King A·217 Mr. Zulauf Mr. Peterson Mr. Pien on Mr. 5jadlng

A·213

Mr. Dallis

A·217

Mrs. Braune

A·211

Mr. King

A·217

Mr. Pierson

Th. T.

5·108

Mr. A. Hagen

A·200

Mr. DeBoWl'r

M.

Th.

A·llS A·21 1

Mrs. Keblbek

T.

A·llS

W.

A·IIS

EDUCATION 315

Instructional Ma terial s (2) . .

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.4:30 p.m.

319 52 The Teaching of Arithmetic (21 . ... .. .. .... ..4:30 p.m.

• '414 Sod al Studies In the Elementary Schaal (2) .... 4:30 p.m.

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<116

422 423 441

.. 51 473

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Parent· Teacher Conference (21 ... ...._.•_._.... ...4:30 p.m.

Basic Reference Material! (21 ..

_.4:30 p.m.

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Language Arts In the Elementary Schaal (21 .. ..4:30 p.m.

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

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Individual Mental Testin g Introduction 10

.._See Psychology

Mental Health (21 ___ . _._._. .

509

Compara tive Education (2)

571

School Guidance Program (21 ••.___...

581

Public School Administration

S 86

Schaal Anance

.4:30 p.m.

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(3) ... _.......... ._ ...7,00 p.m. .

T.

A·117

W.

A·llS A·ll?

Th. M.Th.

(2).__._._...__. ........ .......7 .00 p.m.

Methods and Techniques of Research (2)..._._7:00 p.m.

596, 597 Research Studies (1·2) ..._ ..••__.•_... ......_•••7,00 p.m.

T.

598

M.

595

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·-FOT experienced

Mrs. Bumgardner Mrs. Napius

(2.I ..._•••_.......See Psychology Cou n sel i n g (2). __ .._.... 5oe Psychology

478

Th.,sis (3· ..

Mr. Johnston

IeGeMrs only.

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Th.

M.

A·200 A·115 A·115 A·115 A·l15

Miss WIlliamson Mr. Janes Mils Wllllamson Mr. DeBawer Mr. Gray

M r.5j odi n g Mr. Slodlng Mr. $jading

ESTER 1966

Pac:ific: Lutheran University. Tac:oma. Wash.

ENGLISH

Sublect and

Course

TIme

Credit Hou..

No.

234

5·2

World Uterature (3)..._

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Day

Room

Inlln/dor

T.Th.

A·202

Min Blomquist

332

The Continental Novel (3)..• •__•___•..___.......7:00 p.m.

T.

A·200

Miss Knud$on

383

Shakespeare (3)

4:30 p.m.

M.W.

A-202

Mr. Ron$on

452

The English Novel (3) .....•._._•.••.

.4:30 p.m.

r.Th.

A·212

Mr. Klopsch

334

American Red Cross Life Saving Course (1) ••. _7:30 p.m.

T.Th.

Pool

Mr. Alselh

337

Water Safety Instruction (2).. __..._.__7:30·9:30 p.m.

W.

Pool

Mr. Alselh

342

Problems In Teaching Rhythmics (2)_............ .7:00 p.m.

W.

Gym

Mrs. Young

465

School Health Program (2) .•. _•..._-_._ ...• _ . .7:00 p.m.

W.

Gol

Mr. Salzman

210

The Pacific Northwest (3) .•••_._..__.•._.___ ...7:00 p.m.

M.

A·207

Mr. Akre

421

History of Ideas: European Civilization (3)_•..7:00 p.m.

(By permission of Instructor)

M.

L-l 17

Mr. Schnackenberg

456

Hlslory of American Diplomacy (3).___••....... .7:00 p.m.

T.

L-ll7

Mr. Akre

201

5·2

Introduction to Philosophy (3) •••.....7:00·9:30 p.m.

T.

A-207

Mr. Arbaugh

101

5·3

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

M.W.

A·202

Mr. Culver

441

Statistical Methods

T.Th.

A·212

Mr. Bricker

M.W.

A·214

Mr. Farmer

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HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

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HISTORY

PHILOSOPHY

?OLlTlCAL SCIENCE

(3) ____•.__...See Psychology

457

Principles of Public Administration 13)..

484

Soviet Political System

101

5·5

421

Abnormal Psychology

441

5·2

Statisticol Methods

441

5-3

Statistical Method, 13)•....•...____._ ... . .7.00 p.m.

451

Individual Mental Testing (2) .

460

Psychology of Learning (3)._... . ...

(3)

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...7:00 p.m.

4:00·5:15 p.m.

PSYCHOLOGY

General Psychology

(3)... ..

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(3)...

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+473 Introduction to Counseling 12}.._ 478

.. 4:30 p.m.

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Mental Health (2) ••._._._

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T.Th.

A·204

Mr. Holmberg

M.W.

A·206

Mr. J. Hogen

M.W.

A·219

Mr. Bexton

M.

A·2l9

Mr. Davis

M.

A·206

Mr. Whitman

T.Th.

A·208

Mr. Sexton

Th.

A·206

Mr. F. Anderson

T•

A·l17

Miss Williamson

Suggested course work In gUidance or other pertinent areas ruch as Testing prior to 473.

RELIGION

202

5·6

306

Methods in Bible Study 12) ... _... ..__....._

The Bible-New Testament 12)..............7:00 p.m.

342

Contemporary Christianity (2)

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M.

A·204

4:30 p.m.

T.

A·210

Mr. GovlS

4:30 p.m.

M.

A-20e

Mr. Eklund

Mr. Christopherson

SOCIOLOGY

308

Juvenile Delinquency (3) •__ .

332

Modern Marriage 13} .••__. • _..

.. . 4.30·5:45 p.m.

441

Statiltlca) Methods (3) .._.. ......_... ......... ..5ee Psychology

495

Seminar (3) . __ .._._ . ...__ . _ (By permission of instructor)

106

r.Th.

A·207

Mr. Thuesen

T.

A·204

Mr.

M.

A·221

Mr. Schiller

Business and Professional Speech (2) ..... _.. . ...7: 15 p.m.

Th.

EC 122 Mr. Utzinger

206

Parliamentary Low

M.

EC·122 Mr. Karl

442

Speech for the Clanroom Teacher (2) .._._.. 7:15 p.m.

T.

EC-122 Staff

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SPEECH .

(2).-._

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.7:15 p.m.

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ADMISSION--Students desiring academic credits leading to a degree or certification

m ust

meet the general University requirements for admission

or must present evidence of being prepared for college work. Transcripts or a letter of good standing may be required TUITION

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Tuition for late afternoon and evening classes is $30.00 per

semester hour. A matriculation fee of $5.00 is charged to students who are registering at the University for the first time.

REGISTRATION

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The Registrar's office in the Administration Building is

ope n week days �or registration in these classes from 8:00 a.m· to 4:30 p.m.

The office will also be open from 6:30 p.m. to 7 :00 p m on the day of the .

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first meeting of each evening class, January 27,31, February 1,2. The Uni­ versity reserves the ri ght to cancel any class for justifiable cause_ CHANGES IN REGISTRATION-All changes in registration must be officially made in the Registrar's office and completed in the business

affice .

The

change of registration fee is $2_00_ An unofficial withdrawal from a course will be regarded as a failure.

COURSE NUMBERING--C o u rses open to freshmen and sophomores are num­ bered 101·299 and are considered lower division subjects. Courses open to juniors and seniors are numbered 300·499 or above and are regarded as upper

division

subjects. Courses numbered 500 are open to graduate

students anly

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