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Herald and a mailed learning
kit containing additional in
structional materials. The addi
tional materials vary from
course to course and include
audio tape Cassettes, work
books and readings.
Students enrolling "for
credit" will pay tuition of $18
per credit hour, or $54 per
course plus materials fess of
about $25. Students enrolling
"not for credit" will pay an
audit fee of one-half the tuition
charge, or $27 per course plus
materials fees.
SUN classes beginning
A new course of study
produced by S-U-N, Accounting
1 will offer to Nebraskans a
college-at-home equivalent to
university-level introductory
accounting.
S-U-N students will study
financial reports for businesses
from the large corporation to
the individually owned business.
They will learn about types of
financial information necessary
, for sound business planning, as
well as the procedures for
financial statement preparation.
The course was chosen as one
of S-U-N's first because of the
high ranking it received in
S-U-N's several market
surveys, which sought opinions
from citizens who said they
would be interested in enrolling
in college-at-home courses.
The resident content, con
sultant is Pierre h. Titard, a
Lincoln campus accounting
professor, and the producer is
Marshall Jamison, a nationally
known television producer and
director. Richard W. Metcalf,
another Lincoln campus
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S-U-N Provost Meivin D.
George said credit for both
courses, as well as for other
courses under development,
will be offered through the
appropriate departments of the
University of Nebraska
campuses. As such, said
George, the credit will be
readily transferable to other
colleges in Nebraska and in
other states.
One feature
program was
Hassel, who
of the S-U-N
explained by
said learning
centers, located initially in
Scottsbluff, Kearney, Lincoln
accounting professor,' has also
served as a content consultant
and co-author with Titard of
the textbook for the course.
S-U-N's Introductory Psych
ology course, in contrast with
the S-U-N-produced Account
ing 1, is one which draws from
existing content material which
has been adapted and modified
for S-U-N use.
It will introduce the student
to general psychological theory
through study of a dozen
contemporary experimental ex
amples, ranging from argu
ments on school busing to study
of the effect of environment on
intelligence.
Among study materials will
be readings and films by the
publishers of 'Psychology
Today."
Psychology was chosen as a
S U N course because it, too,
ranked high on market surveys.
David Levine, a Lincoln
campus psychology professor
on leave, is the resident content
consultant, and James Craig,
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and Omaha, will be established
as regional centers where
adults can receive information
on post-high school learning
opportunities convenient to
them and where S-U-N stu
dents can get counseling
advice,
. Eventually, as many as 25
learning centers may dot the
state. By that time, said
George, S-U-N will offer credit
courses equivalent to the first
two years of college, plus a
number of special interest or
professional development
courses.
ordinator, will produce the
course.
Registration for Introductory
Psychology will begin August
15 and close October 15. The
course formally begins
November 3.
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Pioneers of Modern Painting,
"Henri Rousseau", 7:00 p.m.,
Sheldon Art Gallery. Nebraska
Repertory Theatre, "Mary
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Theater.
Wednesdy, July 24
Summer Film .Safari, "Personal
Conflict Film", 12:00-1:30 p.m.,
student union. Nebraska
Repertory Theatre, "Birthday
Party", 8:00 p.m., Howell
Theater.
Thursday, July 25
Nebraska Repertory Theatre,
"Cohan", 8:00 p.m., Howell
Theater.
Friday, July 26
Sheldon Film Theater, "Mutiny
on the Bounty", 7:00 & 9:00
p.m., Sheldon Art Gallery.
Nebraska Repertory Theatre,
"Cohan", 8:00 p.m., Howell
Theater.
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Saturday, July 27
Sheldon Film Theater, "Mutiny
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Nebraska Repertory Theatre,
"Cohan", 8:00 p.m..- Howell
Theater.
Saturday, July 27
Sheldon Film Theater, "Mutiny
on the BoOnty", 7:00 & 9:00
p.m., Sheldon Art Gallery.
Nebraska Repertory Theatre,
"Mary Sunshine", 8:00 p.m.,
Howell Theater.
Sunday, July 28
Pioneers of Modern Painting,
"Edvard Munch", 3:00 p.m.,
Sheldon Art Gallery.
Monday, July 29
Last day to drop non-lab type
courses. Nebraska Repertory
Theatre, "Cohan", 8:00 p.m.,
Howell Theater.
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