1967, spring class schedule

PaciEic Lutheran . University

SdeeUde

SPRING SEMESTER 1967

REGISTRATION DATES SEN IORS

........................................................

JUNIORS

.................................. ......................

SOP HOMO R ES FRES H MEN

Jonuory

5· 6

Januory

9·13

..............................................

....................................................

NEW AND RE·ENTERING STUDENTS

..........

3· 4

Jonuory

Jonuary 16·20

Jon. 30 - Feb.1

SPRING SCHEDULE

-

1967

The 1967 Spring semester offerings are listed alphabetically according to departments.

Courses open

to freshmen

and

sophomores are numbered

101-299 ond are considered lower division subjects. Courses open to juniors and seniors ore numbered 300-499 and are regarded as upper division subjects. Courses numbered 500 are open to groduate .tudents only.

The .tudent should have his entire program made up of sub­ jects in the division in which he classifies.

Prerequisites can be ascertained from your adviser or the geft­ eral catolog. In most cases lower division courses are basic and should be completed before registering for upper division courses.

A student must have a grade point overage of 2.25 to be eligible to register for any courses in the School of Education.

The number in parenthesis following the course title is the number of semester hours of credit allowed for the course.

The letters L1, L2, L3, etc., refer to the laboratory sedions.

The letter S with a number (SI, S2, etc.) refers to class sedion, . and Q refers to Quiz section.

The time for the courses is given according to periods of the doy and not according to the hour of the doy. The student's pro· grom should designate the period and not the hour of the day except in cases where the time is clearly indicated on the sched­ ule as for late afternoon and evening classes.

The University reserves the right to cancel any class for jus­ tifiable cause.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES Returning Students 1. Registration materials will be distributed to you through cam­ pus mail.

2. Consult with your adviser and make out your schedule work­ sheet. It must be signed by him before you may continue your registration.

3. Report to Registrar's office according to published schedule to get your class cards. This schedule will begin January 3, 1967.

4. You are encouraged to complete registration, including pay­ ment of fees in the Business Office, Room A-l08, immediately following completion of class scheduling in Registrar's office.

5. No registration is complete until it has been cleared through the Business Office.

New and re-entering students will register January 30 - Feb­ ruary 1, 1967.

BUILDING SYMBOLS ARE AS FOLLOWS: A - Administration Building

G-Gymnasium

AB-Art Building

L- Library

CB-Class Building

R-Ramstad Hall

EC-Eastvold Chapel PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE lst Period ...... 7:50· 8:40 a.m.

5th Period ...... 12:30· 1:20 p.m.

2nd Period...... 8:50- 9:40 a.m.

6th Period ...... 1 :30- 2:20 p.m.

ChapeL_......... 9:50-10:20 a.m.

7th Period ...... 2:30- 3:20 p.m.

3rd Period......l0:30-11 :20 a.m.

8th Period ...... 3:30- 4:20 p.m.

4th Period ......11:30-12:20 p.m.

9th Period ...... 4:30- 5:20 p.m.

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ART 110

INTRODUCT ION T O T H E VISUAL A RTS (31 51 1 M.W.F. A-l0l 52 M.W.F. 2 A-l0l

111

F UNDAMENTALS OF ART 51 52 53 s.4 55

M.W.F. M.W.F. T.Th.F .

M.W.F. T.Th.F.

(31 3 6 6 8

&4 &7 &7 &9

DRAWII'IG AND PAINTlNG(21 T.Th .

6 &7

210

CREATIVE DESIGN

215

231 314 316

CERAMICS SCULPTURE

SCU LPTURE

Mr. KIHI ••o n 1 &2

A8

(21 M.W.

6 &7

ABb

(21 M.W.

3 &4

ASb

T.Th.

3 &4

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(21 T.Th .

8 & 9

Alb

(2) T.Th.

6 &7

A8b

Mr. ROlkol Mr. ROlka.

Mr. Kitzman

(21

Mr. ROlkas Mr. ROlkol

ART IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 7,00 pm T. 51 Th. 7,00 pm 52

332

O I L PAINTING (21 M.W. 51 52 T.Th.

416 432

450

CERAM ICS SCULPTURE

Mn . Enge.et

Mr. Kitzman AB AB

7,00 pm

AI

(21 1 .Th .

8&9

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(21 T.Th.

6 &7

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8 & 9 8 & 9

AI AI

Mr. Kittl ••on

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HISTORY O F ART

MI. Elw.1I

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(21

325

412

Mr. ROlkol Mr . KI"lelon Mr. Elwell Mr . KIHI.lon Mr . Kitzman

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1 &2

112

213

Mr. elwell

Mr. Ro.kol Mr . ROlko.

Mr. Kitzman

OIL PAI NTING (21 M.W. 51 T.Th .

52

SPECIAL PROBLEMS (2-41 To be arranged.

Sloff By permiuion

BIOLOGY 122

GENERAL B IOLOGY Lecture 51 52 Lob Ll L2 l3 L4 LS

L6 Ll

LB L9 132

(41

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M.W_ M.W. T.Th .

T.Th. M.W. M.W. T.Th. T.Th. M.W.

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GEN ERAL ZOOLOGY T.Th. L.d.,.

Lab 11 M.W. T.Th. L2 M.W. L3 T.Th_ L4

1

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(41 6 3 3 5 7

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A-l0 l A-l01

Mr. Knud•• n Mr. Knu d••n

R-210 R-209 R-209 R -2 1 0 R-209 R-210 R-209 R-2 1 0 R-209

Mr . Pa"le Mn. Cr•• a Mr. '0"1.

Mr. MII I.r Mr. Knud.en Mr. MIII.r Mrs. C...IO

R-l0B

Mr. Lerool

R-203 R·203 R-203 R-203

Mn. '''''' M". '.rry Mr. l.raol Mr. L.raal

Mr. 'oHI.

Mrs. Cre.o

162

HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYS IOLOGY lecture Lab L1 L2 L3

201

M.W. T.Th .

T. Th .

MICROBIOLOGY

Mr. Gerhel ..

(4)

R·loa

T.Th .

1 &2 3&4 7&8

R·211 R. 211 R·211

(4)

Lectur.

M .W.

6

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Mr. Ge,heim

Lab LI L2 L3

M.W. M.W. M.W.

1&2 3&.

7 & 8

R·207 R·207 R·207

Mrs . Lepley Mr. Palli.

Mrs. Lepley

20a

PLANTS OF THE NORTHWEST (2) Th . .,30·6,IOpm R·203

M". Cre.o

222

CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOU RCES Th .

311

.,30-6, 10pm R·211

NATURAL HISTORY OF VERTEBRATES (4) 4,30-6,lOpm R·209 L.ctur.

T. 4,30·6,IOpm R·209 W.Th .

Lab

.36.

VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY ( 4 ) Leclur.

M.W. 2 Lab T.Th. I &2 APPLIED PHYS IOLOGY S EMI NAl

Mr. t.roos

Mr. Gerhel ..

(3) R·112

Mr. Osten Ion

(I) 9

T .98

Mr. Knudlen

R-203 R-211

M.W.f. .82

Mr. O.tenlon Mr. Pallie

ORNITHOLOGY (2) M.

32.

434

(2)

4 ,30·6,IOpm R·IOa

INDePENDENT STUDY

L-I06 Slaff

(1·2)

To be arranged

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 50

BEGINNING TYPEWRITING Daily

103

Min Hannula

(0) A·2IS

I

BUS I N ESS MATH AND MACH I N ES M.W.

142

ADVANCED TYPEWRITING M.T.W.Th.

211 212

2.,

2.6

A-2IS Mr. Zulauf

(4) A·217

•

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING (3) SI T.Th .

7 ,50-9,15am A·217 A·l17 M.W.F. 3 52 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS (3) 11,30amT.Th .

12,45pm SHORTHAND II

312

3U 315 317

Mrt. Segel

INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING 2 M.W.F.

COST ACCOUNTING T.Th .

351

(3)

Mr. Peter.on A·213 A-213

(3)

Mr. Zulauf A·217 Mr. Buchanan

(3) T.Th.

7,50·9 ,15am A·219 Mr. Pelerson

(3) 10,30·11,.5am A·219

DATA PROCESS ING SYSTEMS M.

Mrs. Seger

A·2IS

FAMILY FINANCIAL PLANNING SI 3 M.W.F. 4 M.W.F. S2

AUDITING

Mr. Polley Mr. Zulauf

A-2IS

(3)

Doily 273

Mr •• Seger Mrs . Seger

(2)

6

FI NANCIAL ACCOUNTING M.T.Th.f.

(2) A-219

(3)

Mr. Harrington

7,00·9,40pm A-213

ORGAN IZATION AND MANAGEMENT (3) Th .

7,00-9,40pm A-211

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354

OffiCE MANAGEMENT

364

7,00·9,40pm A·2IS Mr. St.venlon

(3)

BUSINESS fiNANCE T.

366

INSURANCE

7,00·9,40pm A·217 Mr. Nlltad

(3) T.

371

MARKETING

7,00·9,40 pm A·213 Staff

(3) M.

375

Mr. Kinder

(3)

W.

ADVERTISING

7,00 9,40pm A·210 Mr. Jaenicke

(3) 7,OO·9,.oIOpm A·l0l

M.

440b BUSINESS EDUCATION IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL (2)

441

STATISTICAL METHODS

(3) A·219

Mr. pteuon

S2

M.W.

4,30·5,.oI5pm A·219

Mr. Bexton

S3

M.

7,00·9,40pm A·219

Mr. Davis

3

M.W.F.

SI

457

BUSINESS POLICY

Mr. KlnlJ

(3)

T.Th. 471

12,15·1,30pm A·221

MARKETING MANAGEMENT

492

PURCHASING

Mr. Stint.;

(3)

7,00·9,40pm A·21 0

W. 473

(3)

SI

M.

5,45·8,25pm Kent

Mr. King

S2

Th.

5,.015·8,25pm Kent

Mr. Stlnt.1

BUSINESS LAW

Mr. BoHiser

(3)

M.W.f.

499

Mr. '.'.non

4,30·6,10pm A·221

Th.

MAJOR CONfERENCE

A·221 Staff

(1.41

To be arranged 512

ACCOUNTING INfORMATION AND CONTROL W.

543

551

QUANTITATIVE METHODS M.

52

To be arranged

SEMINAR IN MANAGEMENT

PUBLIC POLICY AND BUSINESS

SEMINAR IN BUSINESS fiNANCE

598

599

(2) Mr. Stevenlon, Mr. Zulauf

7,00·8,40pm A·221

SEMINAR IN MARKETING

Staff

(2) 7,00·8,40 pm L·l06

METHODS AND TECHNIQUES Of RESEARCH 7,00 pm

RESEARCH IN BUSINESS I T.

597

Staff

(2)

7,00·8,40pm A·221

M. 596

Staff

(3)

7,00·9,40pm A·221

M. 595

Mr. Ealley

Mr. King, Mr. Zulauf

(1.2)

(1.2)

Mr. King, Mr. Zulauf

T.

6,OO·9,OOpm L·l06

T.

6,OO·9,OOpm L·l06

(3·4)

INDEPENDENT

(2)

A·l1S

6,00·9,00pm L·l06

RESEARCH IN BUSINESS"

THESIS

Staff

(21

7,00·8,40pm A·221

M. 571

Staff

Ken'

SEMINAR IN INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

T. 564

Mr. Ple"an

7,00·9,40pm A·217

W. 553

Mr. Pet."on

(3)

SI

Th. 552

(2)

7,00·8,40pm A·217

Mr. King, Mr. Zulauf

RESEARCH

(1.3)

Staff

To be arranged

CHEMISTRY 104

GENERAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY Lecture

M.W.F.

6

Lab

M.

3&4

(4) R·307

-5-

R·314

Mr. Lee

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CHEMISTRY·PHYSICS

110

Lectur.

Quiz, Ql Q2 Q3 Q"

M.W.P.

3

A·l0l

T. T. Th. Th.

3 3 3 3

R·l08 R·307 R·l08 R·307

Lab Ll

W.

7&8

R·112, R·314

L2

Th.

1 &2

R.11 2,R·314

1 32

L3

Th.

7&8

R.112,R.314

L"

F.

5&6

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CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES

Mr. Giddlngl, Mr. Ada"," Mr. Glddlngl, Mr. Ada,," Mr. Giddlngl, Mr. Ada,," Mr. Adam., Mr. Tobiason Mr. Adami, Mr. Toblalon Mr. Adami, Mr. OII.n Mr. Adami, Mr. OII.n Mr. HU.IIlI

(1)

To b. ofronged 20"

R·l08

Mr. HU.IIII

1,00·5.20p.. R·301 1 ,00·5,20p.. R·301 1 ,00·5,20p.. R·301

Mr. l..

Mr. l..

Mr. HU.IIII

DESCRIPTIVE INORGANIC AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY (3)

Mr. Ollen

L.ctur.

Lab.

M.W.F.

U

T. Th. F.

l2 L3

300

L.ctur.

lab 302

T.Th. W.

lab

T.Th. M.

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

Mr. OII.n R·l08 R·3 1 2 Mr. Tobia son

(3) .·307

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PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY T.

"12

(") 7,00 pm 6,7,8

M.W.F. 31"

R·l08 R·312

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BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY Lectur.

312

( ")

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

R·307

ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY T.Th.F.

442

Mr. Toblolon

M r . Glddingl

(2)

SEMINAR·ORGANIC KINETICS T.Th.

422

( 1) R·302

6,7, 8

(3)

( 1. 3 )

INDEPENDENT STUDY

M r . Toblalon

L·l06

3

5taff

To be orranued with Mr. Glddlngl 452

RESEARCH

St.ff

(1·3) To b. arranged with Mr. GlddinUI

552

GRADUATE RESEARCH

Steff

( 2.")

To b. arranged with Mr. Giddings

ECONOMICS 101

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS W.

1 02

(3 ) A·207 1 8,25·9,4Oom A·207

M.W.F. T.Th.

M.W.F. M.W.F.

LABOR PROBLEMS

Mr. Davis

Mr. Pierson

(3) 1 ,30·2,45pm A·21 3

Mr. Davis

(3)

BUSINESS FINANCE T.

(3)

3,00·",15pm A·221

1 0,30· 1 1 ,"5 A·221

T.Th. 364

A·213 A·2 1 3

INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

PUBL IC FINANCE

Mr. Peterson

(3)

3

T.Th. 362

M r . Zulauf

..

T.Th. 321

Mr. Davil Mr. Pienon

A·217

.c

FAMILY FINANCIA L PLANNING 51 52

302

(" )

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING M.T.Th.F.

273

A·207

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 51 52

211

Mr. Pi.rlon

(3 )

7,00 po.

Mr. Stevenson

(3) 7,00 pm

�

A·2 1 7

��1

STATISTICAL METHOD5

�9'

51 52

M.W.f.

53

M.

(3)

M.W.

A·219 A·219 A·219

3 �,30 pm 7:00 Pili

Mr. PI.,••n Mr.""'on

Mr. Davl.

DIRECTED READINGS IN THE HISTORY Of ECONOMIC THOUGHT ( 3 )

Staff

Arrange with Mr. Plenon �97. �9a. �99

(1·3)

INDEPENDENT STUDY

Staff

Arrange with Mr. Pienon 5�3

(3)

QUANTITATIVE M ETHODS SI S2

M. 7,00 pm To b. arranged

A·217 Kent

Mr. PI.non Staff

EDUCATION 201

INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION 51 52

M.W.f.

53

T.Th.

M.W.f.

(3)

A·1 17 3 A.1 1 7 2,30·3,55pm A·2oo

Mr. Hag.n Mr. Jane.

Mr.M...

a.. ( Public School.)

L1 L2 L3 L� L5 L6

T. T. W. Th. Th. Th.

f301 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Lecture

3&4 5&6 3&� 2&3 3&� 5&6

(3)

MI .. Wllllam.on

T.

1 &2

A·l0l

51 S2

T. T.

53

W.

S-'

W.

S5 56

Th. Th.

57

f.

3 5 2 3 .5 7 2

A·1 1 5 A·11 5 A·221 A·206 A·210 A·20a A·206

Semina..

Lab ( Public School.)

L1

L2

T. T.

L3 L� L.5 L6

Th. Th. Th.

W.

3 & � 5&6 3&� 2&3 3&� 5&6

31 1 a METHODS AND OBS E RVATION T.Th.f.

Th.:

A·1 1 5

(3)

31 1 b METHODS AND OaSERVATION T.Th.f.

6 1 ·3 T h .:

31 2

W.F. W.

6

(2)

Mr•• Nopju.

Mr. Hagen

(2)

4,30 pm

L·Graphic. Studio Mr. D.Bower

(2)

4 �,30 pm

A·1 1 5 A·1 1 5 Mr. Knorr

(3)

4,30 pm

A·20�

§�1 4 SOCIAL STUDIES IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ( 2 ) M.

Mrs. Napiu.

A·1 1 7

EDUCATIONAL SOCIOLOGY M.W.

(3)

A·1 1 7

TEACHING Of ARITHMETIC SI 52

407

7

I NSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS T.

319

A·1 1 7

TEACHING O f READ ING (SECONDARY) M.W.

315

Mr. Stein

(3)

6 1·3

TEAC H I NG Of READ ING (ELEMENTARY) M.W.F.

314

Mr. '.denon

A·20�

31 1 cd METHODS AND OBSERVATI O N T.Th.f.

Th.:

Mn. Chamber.

(3)

6 1 ·3

4,30 p m

-7-

Mr. John.ton A·1 1 5

416

PARENT·TEACHER CONFERENCE

(2)

Th. 419

ADMINISTRATION OF SCHOOL LIBRARY

451

(2)

M rs. Phil lip .

l i brary

Th. 441

Mrs. Keblbek A·115

STATISTICAL METHODS

(3)

SI

M.W.F.

3

A·219

S2

Mr. Pierson

M.W.

4,30·5,45pm A·219

S3

Mr. Bexton

M.

7,00·9,40pm A·219

Mr. Davis

(2)

INDIVIDUAL MENTAL TESTING T.

Mr. Winther A·200

7,00 pm

461ab CURRICULUM METHODS AND STUDENT TEACHING (5) "Daily ·Ooily

Stoff

1·3,30 pm

Plan 1

All Day

Plan 2

M.

A·115

461cd CURRICULUM METHODS AND STUDENT TEACHING (5) 'Daily "Daily

Plan 1

All Day

Plan 2

M.

A·117

4630 STUDENT TEACHING

(9)

'Daily

Plan 1

All Day

Plan 2

M.

A·202

463b STUDENT TEACHING

(9)

8:30-noon

Plan 1

All Day

Plan 2

M.

A·208

"Dally -Daily

(9) Plan 1

All Day

Plan 2

M.

A·212

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING

MENTAL HEALTH

MilS Williamson 4,30·6,10pm A·117

HISTORY OF EDUCATION

SCHOOL

Mr. Jonel

(2) A·lll

7,00 pm

GUIDANCE PROGRAM

Miu Williamson

(2)

4,30·6, 10pm A·117

Th. 582

Mr. Winther

A·206

(2)

T. 571

(2)

8

T. 501

Stoff

8:30-noon

T.Th. 478

Staff

"Daily ·Ooily

463cd STUDENT TEACHING

473

Staff

8:30-noon

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Stoff

1·3,30 pm

ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNSHIP

Mr. Johnston

(2.4)

To be arranged 586

SCHOOL FINANCE

Mr. Gray

(2) 7,00 pm

W. 595

A·117

METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF RESEARCH 7,00 pm

M.

(2)

Mr. Easley

A·115

596, 597 RESEARCH STUDI ES IN EDUCATION

(1·2)

Staff

To be arranged with major adviser 598

THESIS

Stoff

(3·4) To be arranged with maior adviser

GRADUATE SEMINAR

(0)

Th.

-At

desig n ated

Mr. Pederson

7,00

pm

pUblic school

t Educotion majors only

§For experienced

teacher. only

�Public school observations

-8-

A·115

ENGLISH 102

234

242

252

(3)

COMP051T10N

M.W.F.

A·210

M.W.F.

A·212

Mr. Klopsch

53

M.W.F.

A·214

Miss Knudson

54

M.W.F.

2

A·208

Miss Knudson

55

M.W.F.

2

A·210

Mrs. Johnson

56

M.W.F.

2

A·l05

Mr. Klopsch

57 58

T.Th.F.

2

A·221

Mr. Reigstad

M.T.Th.

2

A·206

Mrs. Reynolds

59

M.W.F.

3

A·208

510

M.W.F.

3

A·212

Mrs. Reynolds

A·206

Miss Blomquist Mr. Reigstod

511

M.T.Th.

512

M.T.Th.

5

A·117

513

T.Th.F.

3

A·204

Mr. Hillger

514

M.W.F.

4

A·210

Mrs. Reynolds

515

M.T.Th.

4

A·214

516

M.T.Th.

5

A·214

Mrs. Johnson

517

T.Th.F.

5

A·212

Miss Knudson

518

M.T.Th.

7

519

M.W.F.

S20

M.T.Th.

6

A·211

Mr. Reynolds

521

M.W.F.

7

A·214

Mrs. Reynolds

WORLD LITERATURE 51

M.W.F.

52

T.Th.

M.W.F. M.W.F.

358

MODERN POETRY

SHAKESPEARE 51 52

388

A·202

7

A·217

(3)

Mr. R:eigstod

(3)

Mr. Hillger

6&

A·207

F.

6

A·206

4,30 pm

A·206

4,30 pm

A·202

(3)

Mr. Klopsch

(3)

Mr. Ranson A·115

M.W.F. M.W.

17TH CENTURY ENGLI5H LITERATURE

LITERARY CRITICISM M.T.Th.

442

484

A·211

7

A·211

(3)

Mrs. Johnson

DEVELOPMENT OF REALISM IN AMERICAN FICTION (3)

THE ENGLISH NOVEL

(3)

M.W.F.

6

Mr. Klopsch A·213

LATE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE

498

MAJOR CONFERENCE

(3)

Mr. Ronson

A·200 (3)

20TH CENTURY ENGLI5H LITERATURE M.W.F.

Mr. Hillger

A·115

T.Th.F. 495

Miss Knudson

(3)

8

M.W.F. 452

Mr. Hiliger Mr. Reigstad

(3)

4

M.T.Th. A04

A·200

T.Th.

MODERN DRAMA

Mr. Ranson

A·200

T.Th. 384

A·202 (3)

4

SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE

CREATIVE WRITING

Mr. Hillger Miss Blomquist

Miss Blomquist 4,30 pm

52

A·212 A·210

A·206

SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE

51

Mr. Reynolds

(3)

M.W.F. 349

Mrs. Johnson

3

M.W.F. 318

Mr. Reynolds

51

52

Mr. Reynolds

A·211

3

Stcff

(2)

Arrange with Mr. Ranson

FRENCH 102

ELEMENTARY FRENCH

(4)

fJ liS Mr. Spongier

51

Dc Iy

52

Dc Iy

4

A·206

Mr. Bisnatt

53

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5

A·208

Mr. Spangler

G&-HI9

9

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202

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INTERMEDIATE FRENCH SI

M.W.F.

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M.W.f.

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COMPOSITION AND ADVANCED GRAMMAR

20TH CENTURY fRENCH LITERATURE M.W.F.

498

Mr. Spangler

(3)

Mr. Spangler

L·l06

M.W.F. 406

(2)

A·208

6

T.Th. 352

Mr. Bisnett A·210

6

7

INDEPE �DENT STUDY

Mr. Bisnett

(3) A·115

(1 ·2)

Mr. SpongIer, Mr. Bilnatt

Arrange with Mr. Spangler

GENERAL ENGINEERING 152

ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY (2) W.f.

8 & 9

Mr. Schmid

A·217

GEOGRAPHY 101

(3)

WORLD GEOGRAPHY

Mr. Ostenson

3

M.W.F.

C8·200

GEOLOGY 102

HISTORICAL GEOLOGY lecture

Mr. Ringe

(4) 3

M.W.F.

R·l08

Lab L1

T.

6,7,8

R·210

L2

W.

6,7,8

R·210

L3

Th.

6,7,8

R·210

GERMAN 102

202

Sl

Daily

2

A·212

Mrs. Fisher

S2

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3

A·l05

Mr. Kossovo

S3

Doily

4

A·211

Mr. KOlSova

54

Doily

5

A·211

Miss longe

Min longe

S1

M.W.F.

3

A·221

52

M.W.F.

5

A·221

53

M.W.F.

6

CB·l08

M.W.f.

GRAMMAR AND CONVERSATION 3

GERMAN CIVILIZATION

TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE 6&

(3)

Mu. Fisher

A·llS A·211

(3)

THE GERMAN "NOVellE"

Miss Longe

7,OO·8dSpm A·21 I

M.W.

498

Mr. Kenova A·212

F. 411

Mrs. Fisher

(2) A·212

6

M.W.

Miss Lange

(2)

T.Th. 402

Mrs. Fisher Mr. Konova

A·211

T.Th. 336

(3)

INTERMEDIATE GERMAN

S4

222

(4)

ELEMENTARY GERMAN

I NDEPENDENT STUDY

Staff

(2)

Arrange with Mr. Kossovo

GREEK 202

ELEMENTARY GREEK Doily

312

NEW TESTAMENT

(4)

Mr. Roe A·212

4

Mr. Roe

(3) A·208

M.W.F. 352

SEMINAR IN GREEK LANGUAGE OR LITERATURE To be arranged with Mr. Roe -

1 0-

(2)

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 104

106

ACTIVITIES

(I)

(WOMEN)

51 S2

T.Th.

S3 �

W.F. T.Th.

55

Gym Gym

4

Gym

4

Gym

56

W.F. T.Th.

6

Gym

57

W.F.

8

Gym

(I)

ADAPTED ACTIVITI ES M.W.

110

S3 55 56

Gym

Mr. Broeker

2

Gym

Mr. Broeker

2 5

Gym

Mr. lundgoard

Gym

Mr. lundgoard

5 8

Gym

Mr. Broeker

Gym

Mr. lundgoard

Gym

Mr. Lundgoard

Gym

Mr. Lundgoord Mr. Carlson

(I)

3 4 2

M. M. F.

5&

M. F.

52

M. F.

BEGINNING ARCHERY

207

Miss Gaustad

7

Gym

(I) 3&4 6&7

SKIING

212

St of f

HEALTH ESSENTIALS

Pool Mrs. Young

(3) G·l

M.W.F. 4

M .W.F.

G·l

(I)

INTERMEDIATE SWIMMING T.Th.

3

Pool

T.Th. T.Th.

4 6

Pool

�

M.W.

7

Pool

(I)

ADVANCED SWMMING

BASKETBALL

BASEBALL

Pool

Pool

3

G·I

Mr. Lundgoord

(2)

Mr. Broeker

(2) R·307

METHODS IN TEACHING TUMBLING 6

M.W.

281

OFFICIATING (MEN)

290

292

Mr. lundgoord G·l

Miss Gaustad

(2) 8 & 9

G-l

METHODS IN TEACHING INDIVIDUAL SPORTS (WOMEN) (2) M.W. FIRST AID

7

G·l

6

G·I

Miss Gaustad

M rs. Youn g

(2) T.Th.

Mr. Corlson

Gym

6

OFFICIATING (WOMEN) M.

(2)

(2)

M.W. 283

Mr. AI.eth

7

T.Th. 274

Mr. AI.eth

51 52 53

T.Th. 273

Mr. AI.eth

(1) 6

T.Th. 271

Mr. Carlson

Crystal Mountain

BEGINNING SWIMMING

51 52 ",

(I)

M r. Broe ker

Mr. lundgoard

(I)

M.W. 210

Paradise 8.

Gym

7

Sot. 209

Paradise Bowl

GYMNASTICS AND REBOUND TUMBLING T.Th.

208

Mr. Lundgoord

(I)

T. T.

S2

Mr. Sa lzm an

7

BEGINNING BOWLING SI

(1)

Gym

6 8&

T.Th. 204

Gym

BEGINNING BADMINTON AND TENNIS

51

203

I

M.W. T.Th.

BEGINNING GOLF

51 S2 53 202

(I)

M.W.

T.Th. W.F. T.Th.

�

Mrs. Young Gym

6

ACTIVITIES (MEN)

51 52

201

Miss Gaustad Gym

T.Th.

-11-

322

(3)

KINESIOLOGY

Mr. Carlson

M.W.F. 3�6

G-l

ATHLETIC TRAINING

(2)

337

PROBLEMS IN TEACHING RHYTHMICS 7,00 pm

7

CORRECTIVE THERAPY

Mrs. Young

Mr. Salzman

G-l

(4)

T.Th. 465

(2) Gym

METHODS AND MATERIALS IN TEACHING SPORTS [MEN) (2) M.W.

392

Mr. Alseth

(2)

7,30-9,30pm Pool

W. 363

G-l

WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTION W.

342

Mr. Carlson

5

M.W.

Mr. Souza

12,30-4,30pm American Lake Hospital

SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAM

(2)

7

T.Th.

Mr. Salzman G-l

HISTORY 104

HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION

(3)

Lecture

51

T.

1 &2

52

T.

1&2

A-204 CB-200

Mr. Nordquist Mr. Schnackenberg

Students registering for lecture S1 register for colloquium 1, 3, 5 or 7; for Lecture 5-2, for colloquium 2, 4, 6 or 8.

Colloquium

204

210

242

Cl

W.

R-307

Mr. Nordquist

C2

Th.

A-115

Mr. Scllnackenberg

C3

Th.

C4

Th.

1

C5

Th.

2

A-204

Mr. Nordquist

C6

Th.

3

A-211

Mr. Schnackenberg

F_

1

R-307

Mr. Nordquist

C8

F_

2

A-204

Mr. Schnackenberg

(3)

AMERICAN HISTORY 51

M.W.F.

1

A-202

52

M.W.F.

2

A-202

Mr_ Halseth

S3

M.W.F.

3

A-202

Mr. Martinson

54

M.W.F.

A-202

Mr. Akre

S5

M.W.F.

A-202

THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Mr. Akre Mr. Martinson

SI

M.W.F.

4

A-l0l

M.

7,00 pm

R-108

HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT WORLD

THE REFORMATION

Mr. Halseth

(3)

S2

Mr. Akre

(3)

3

A-214

2

A-213

[3}

M.W.F. 334

Mr. Nordquist

Mr. Schnackenberg

C7

M.W.F. 312

R-307 A-204

Mr. Nordquist

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND NAPOLEON

(3) Mr. Schnackenberg

M.W.F. 360

CIVI L WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION M.W.F.

444

Mr. Halseth

Mr. Schnackenberg

(3)

7,00 pm

A-214

HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN FRONTIER T.

492

(3) A-210

5

HISTORY OF THE FAR EAST M.

462

A-221

6

3&4

(3)

Mr. Martinson

A-117

INDEPENDENT READING AND RESEARCH

(1-2)

Stoff

To be arranged

501

HISTORIOGRAPHY

AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

T.

598

GRADUATE RESEARCH

7,00 pm [1-3)

To be arranged

-12-

(3)

Mr. Halseth

l-103 Stoff

JOURNALISM 204

JOURNALISM

(2)

Mr. Eyr••

M.

208

7,00 pm (2)

EDITORIAL CONfERENCE T.Th.

A·212 Mr. Eyr••

3,30 pm

Saga Office

LATIN 102

(4)

ELEMENTARY LATIN

Mr. Ma i m ",

Dally

202

C8·109

INTERMEDIATE LATIN

(3)

M.W.f.

7

Mr. Malm in

A·213

MATHEMATICS 101

INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA

112

PLANE TRIGONOMETRY

Mr. Running CB·l06

(2)

W.F.

1�1

(3) 4

M.W.f.

Mr. Balker A·212

7 (3)

COllEGE ALGEBRA

Mr. VanDruff

M.W.f.

151

CB·l0B

231

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS

312

M.W.Th.F.

1

CB·106

Mr. VaaDruff

M.T.W.F.

2

M.T.W.Th.

6

C8·106 A·217

Mis. Cannolly

53

LINEAR ALGEBRA AND THE REAL NUMBERS

51

M.W.F.

52

M.W.f.

APPLIED MATHEMATICS

333

LINEAR ALGEBRA

Min Connolly

A·214

Mr. Esgan Mr. Balker

CB·l06

(3)

Mr. VanDruff

Mr. Balk.r A·20B

6

MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS

(3)

4

Min Connolly

A·117

MATHEMATICS fOR THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (2) TEACHER Mr. DeBow.r. Mr. E98an T.

4,JO·6,20pm A·211

53

A·213 A·200

54 S5 56

A·214

A·20B A·212 Th.

4,JO·6,20pm A·200

53

A·208

54 T.

7,30·9,20pm

55 S6

( Ope n 10

A·212 A·214

N.S.F. In.lilule parllcipanl. only)

ADVANCED CALCULUS M.W.f.

498

(3)

(3)

5

51 52

45�

Mr. VanDrulf

A·213

(3)

M.W.f.

418

(3)

3,30·5,00 pm CB·l06

M.W.f.

341

1 6

MODERN ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS T.Th.

Miss Cannolly

A·212

6

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS

M.W.Th.

319

(4)

51 52

M.W.f.

252

Mr. Balk.r

A·214

2

M.W.Th.f.

152

(4)

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS

INDEPENDENT STUDY

(3) 3 (1.2)

To be arranged

-13-

Mr. E8sarr

CB·l06

MUSIC �o

STUDENT RECITAL

(0)-

St.1f

F. 101

FUNDAMENTALS 51

112

120

132

(3)

M.W.F.

1

EC·227

Mr. Frith

52

M.W.F.

6

EC·228

Mr. Gilbertson

53

M.W.F.

7

EC·227

MI.. Seulean

Sl

Dall y

2

EC·227

Mr. Skanes

52

D ail y

3

EC·227

Mr. Espeselh

Mr. Newnham Mr . Pelru l ls

THEORY

(�)

MUSIC SURVEY

(3)

51

M.W.F.

1

EC·228

52

M.W.F.

�

EC·228

9

CB·200

CHAPEL CHOI R

Mr. Espeselh

(1)

D ally 13�

CHOIR OF THE WEST

MADRIGAL SINGERS

137

9

EC·227

7

EC·227

Mr. Skanes

(1)

T.Th. 136

Mr. Skanes

(1)

Dolly 135

EC·227

5

(1)

UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA

Mr. Pelrulls

M.W.F.

7

&M.

7,00 pm

CHAMBER ENSEMBLE

EC·228

Mr. Gilbertson

(1)

To be arranged 138

UNIVERSITY BAND

( 1)

D a lly 150

Mr. Gilbertson 8

EC·228

PRIVATE LESSONS-PIANO

(1-2)

Staff

To b, arranged 152

PRIVATE LESSONS-ORGAN

Sioff

(1-2)

To be arranged

15�

PRIVATE LESSONS-VOICE

(1·2)

Stoff

To b, arranged 156

PRIVATE LESSONS-VIOLIN, VIOLA

(1.2)

Siaff

To be arranged 157

PRIVATE LESSONS-CELLO, BASS

(1.2)

Sioff

To be arranged 1�8

PRIVATE LESSONS-WOODWI NDS

(1·2)

Sioff

To b, arranged 159

PRIVATE LESSONS-BRASS

Si aff

(1·2)

To b, arranged 212

THEORY

Mr. Knapp

(�)

Dally 222

HISTORY OF MUSIC

EC·227

Mill Seuleon

Mr. Gilbertson

(1) EC·228

7

MUSIC IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL T.Th.

350

'"

BRASS AND PERCUSSION T.Th.

340

EC·228

(3)

M.W.F. 2«

2

3

(2)

Mr. Gilbertson

EC·228

PRIVATE LESSONS-PIANO

Sioff

(1·3)

To be arranged 352

PRIVATE LESSONS-ORGAN

(1·3)

Sioff

To be arranged 35�

PRIVATE LESSONS-VOICE

Siaff

(1·3)

To be arranged 356

PRIVATE lESSONS-VIOLIN, VIOLA

To b. arranged -14-

(1·3)

Siaff

357

PRIVATE LESSONS--CE LLO, BASS

Staff

(1-3)

To 1M arran"ed

3�8

PRIVATE LESSONS-WOODWINDS

Stoff

(1 ·3)

To 1M arran"ed 359

PRIVATE LESSONS-II RASS

Staff

(1·3)

To b. arranged 41 1

FORM

Mr. Knapp

(3) M.W.F.

416

ORCH ESTRATION

4

EC·228

Mr. Petru""

CONTEMPORARY MUSIC

Mr. frfHI

(2) EC·306

2

T.Th. 425

EC·228

(2)

T.Th. 424

3

MAJOR CONFERENCE

Staff

(1.3)

To b. arranged 435

OPERA WORKSHOP

Staff

(1 ·3)

To 1M arran"ed 491

COMPOSITION

Mr. Frith

(1·3)

To 1M arran"ed 520

GRADUATE SEMINAR

Slaff

(1 ·3)

To b. orranl" ·.egiatrotlon required of all music maior••

NORWEGIAN 102

ELEMENTARY NORSE

202

Mr. Mal.. ln

(4) 2

Doily

CB·l09 Mr. Malmln

(3)

INTERMED IATE NORSE

CB·l09

3

M.W.F.

NURSING (2)

103b INTRODUCTION TO NURSING SI 52 236

53

M. Dally

Lab 1 Lob 2

T.Th. W.F.

7,30·2,OOpm Clinical Area 7,30·2,00pm Clinical Area

M. Da"y M. Doily

MATERNAL·CHILD N U RSING

Cia..

Lab

M.F. Th. T.W.Th.

PSYCHIATRIC NURSING

T.Th. W.

Lab 475

Mi.. Elam, Mn. Pritchard

CIa..

M.W. f.

Lab 1 Lob 2

M.T. W.Th.

(3)

Mrs. Morken

1 0 ,30·11 ,45am CB·200

T.Th. M.W. M.W.

SENIOR NURSING

Mn. Chale, Mill Peterlon

(8)

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING

CIa ..

MI .. Rimer

3 & 4 CB·l08 CB·l08 6 7,00· 1 2 noon Clinical Area

SEM INAR IN TRENDS IN NURSING T.Th.

436

MIll Alcanlara

6 4

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Mi.. Flelch.r

CB·200 A·2 1 4 8,00·12,30pm Clinical Area, 9,30· 4,30pm ClinIcal Area

M.T.

Cia..

��2

A·200 CB·l06 A·l05 CB·l08 CB·l09 CB·l09

6 7 6 7 6 7

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337

(10)

M ED I CAL·SURGlCAL NURSING

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335

Mrs. Hemmen, Min P.N,.on CB·l06 A·217

6 7

T.Th. T.Th.

Mill Calher

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2

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3, 1 5·4,30pm Clinical Area

8,00·3 ,00pm Clinical Area MI. . ToII .hon

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PHILOSOPHY 201

221

321 424

(3)

INTRODUCTION TO PH IL OSOPHY 2 T.Th.F. SI 3 M.W.F. S2

A ·1l7 A·200

Mr. Christop herson Mr. Eklund Mr. Huber

INTRODUCT I ON TO ETH ICS (3) 3 M.W.F. SI 7,00 p m T. S2

A ·207 A ·204

SYST EMS OF ETHICS (3) 4 M.W.F.

A·208

Mr. Hu ber

SEMINA R·PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE ( 3 ) 2,30'4,00pm A·210 M.W.

Mr. Hubor ( Ph i l . ) M r . Eggan (Mat h . ) M r . Gidding. (Cham.)

PHYSICS 110

CHEMIST RY· PHYSICS (4) M.W.F .

Lecture

2�6

A·IOI

T. T. Th. Th. W.

3 3 7 & 8

R·108 R·307 R·108 R·307 R·II2; R.314

L2

Th.

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7 & 8

R· 1 1 2; R·314

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F.

5 &6

R·1 1 2; R.3 1 <1

Quiz, Ql Q2 Q3 Q4 Lob, L1

MECHANICS

3

3

Mr. Giddings, Mr. Adams Mr. Giddings Mr. Adami Mr. Giddings Mr. Adam.

Mr. Adoms, Mr. Tobiason Mr. Adam., Mr. Tobla,an Mr. Adam., Mr. Olsen Mr. Adom., Mr. Ol.en Mr. Jordahl

(3) M.W.F.

R·211

272

C I RC UIT THEORY AND INST RUMENTATION (2) R·120 2 M.W.

Mr. Norn ••

222

CI RCUITS AND INSTRUM ENTAT I ON LAB (1) 11 6,7,8 R·120 M. R·120 T. 6, 7, 8 L2

Mr. Hornes

332

ELECT ROMAGNETIC THEORY M.W.F. 2

Mr. Jordahl

(3) R·307

322

JUNIOR LA BORATORY (1.2) R·120 W. 6,7,8 Conference, one hour, to be ar ranged

382

RADIOI SOTOPE T ECHNOLOGY ( 3 ) T .Th. 3 Lecture Lab Th. 6, 7,8

<122

SENIOR LABORATORY

Mr. Nornes

Mr. Jorda hl R·1 1 7 Mr. N ornel

(1.2)

To be arra nged <166

MATHEMATICA L PHYSICS

Mr. Nornec

(2)

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SEMINA R

(I)

Staff and Visiting lecturers � · 1 08

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101

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(2·4)

POLITICAL SCIENCE

2�1

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A·207

252

AMERICAN STATE GOV E RNMENT 7 T .T h . f .

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Mr. Culver Mr. Moon Mr. Dickerson Slall

Mr. John son

(3) A ·202

301

PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE M.W.F.

316

RECENT POLITICAL THOUGHT M.W.F.

332

AMERICAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT

458

Mr. Moon

(3)

4:30·5,45pm R·307 (3)

STATISTICAL METHODS

Mr. PI."on Mr. Beaton Mr. Dovl.

3 A·219 4:30.5.45pm A·219 7 :00·9:40pm A·219

M.W.F. M.W. M.

(3)

Mr. Culver

(1 .3)

Mr. Culver

INTERNSHIP IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION R·307

8

M.W.F. 498

Mr. Culver

(3)

4.00·5, Upm R·307

THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS

51 52 53

Mr. Culv.r

(3)

10,30·11,45am C8·106

M.W. 441

EC·122

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION

T.Th. 364

Mr. Moon

(3)

2

T.Th. l54

Mr. Maan

(3) CII·106

6

IND�ENDENT READING AND RESEARCH To b. arranged

598

GRADUATE RESEARCH

Mr. Culv ..

(1·3)

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PSYCHOLOGY 101

GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 51 S2 53 54

110

(3)

STUDY SKILLS TECHNIQUES T.Th.

240

Lecture Lab. Ll L2

Mr. Hauge Mr. Haug_ Mr. Severt.on Mr. Severtson

(2) A·208

3&4

ELEMENTARY ANALYSIS

Mr. Sev..t.on

A·l01 A·211 A·l01 A·l0l

1 2 6 4.30 pm

M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.

Mr. Holmberg

(3) 8 1&2 8&9

M. T. W.

A·206 A·210 A·206

390

EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY OF PERCEPTION (3) 5 A·206 M.W.F.

410

EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY or EMOTION AND MOTIVATION (3) M.W.F.

421

PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

STATISTICAL METHODS 51

52 S3 451

M.W.F. M.W. M.

MENTAL HEALTH

560

(3) 3 A·219 4.30·5.45pm A·219 7.00·9.40pm A·219 (2)

8

Mr. Holmberg

(2)

Mr. Wlnthor

A·206

(2)

Mill William.an 4,lO·6:10pm A·I17 (3)

Mr. Be xton

11.30·12,45 L·l06

PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING Th.

Mr. PI....n Mr. Beaton Mr. Dayls

A·206

HISTORY AND SYSTEMS OF PSYCHOLOGY T.Th.

Mr. Bea'on

Mr. Mverhon

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING

T. 490

A·206

7.00 pm

T.Th. 478

7.00 pm

INDIVIDUAL MENTAL TESTING M.

473

A·206

(3)

T.

441

7

Mr. Holmberg

(3)

7:00 pm

Mr. Bexton A·206

550, 553, 573 PRACTICUM IN COUNSELING AND Mr. Wlnth.r and Staff TESTING (6) Ceun,.ling & Teltlng Center -17-

RELIGION 103

Dilcu,,'on GrouPI T. 01 T. 02 T_ 03 T. 0,( T. 05 T. D6 T_ 07 F. 08 Th. D9 010 Th_ Th. 011 012 Th. Th. 013 Th. DU Th. 015 F. 0-1 6 201

202

302

Stoff

I NTRODUCTION TO THE CHRISTIAN FAITH (3) Lectur. TV T.Th. 5 A·200 Dilcussion GrouPI 1, 2 Discussion Groups 3, 4 A·206 Discuuion Groups 5-8 A·20.4 A-l0l DI.cuulon Group. 9-16 6 6

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