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1878 SUMMED KEMODIRD
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Schedule of Spring Meeting
March 30 - April 18
Attend several spring meetings to find out what is required.
Independent study over summer. Complete coursework in
the fall, (meetings, conferences, papers, tests) Grades
recorded in late October.
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REGISTRATION OPENS: 8:00 a.m., Thursday, April 20 at 511 Nebrasks Hall.
REGISTRATION CLOSES: 5:00 p.m., Friday. May 12.
FULL PAYMENT of tuition is required at time of registration
Nebraska residents-$21 per credit hour
Non -resident s-$57 per credit hour
EARLY REGISTRATION: Tuesday, April 18, and Wednesday. April 19.
(open ONLY to PERMIT holders registering for courses apt to dose
before May 12. 1978, including ALL English courses and History
102c, 424c, and 824c)
PERMIT TO REGISTER EARLY will be available only at the Spring Meetings from
the teachers of the courses listed in item 4.
Attend several spring meetings to find out what is required.
PF is optional unless otherwise stated with the course. Prerequisites will be as given
in the latest college catalog.
8. Complete the coursework in September or early October: fall meetings, conferences,
papers, examinations as required.
9. Grades will be recorded in late October.
10. To DROP your SRC enrollment:
a. send a WRITTEN REQUEST TO DROP to the DIVISION OF CONTINUING
STUDIES.
b. "without a grade" is possible until Friday, July 14.
c. "with a grade of W" is possible (after 714) and until Friday, September 8, 1978.
d. signature of the teacher and your college dean will be needed after September 8,
1978.
11. PARTIAL REFUND-NONE after July 14, 1978.
a. A $10 service charge will be made to DROP on or before Friday, July 14, 1978.
b. NO REFUND-if the DROP REQUEST, in writing, is received AFTER July 14.
1978.
Course
No.
Section
TITLE
Cr.
Hr. Instructor
First Meeting
Day Date Time Place
Day
Second
Date
Time
Meeting
Place
ARCHITECTURE
497c 810
CLASSICS
180c 810
CENTENNIAL
131c 810
ECONOMICS
307c 810
388c 810
ENGLISH
200Ac
Architectural Evaluation
Classical Mythology
Readings in Current Group Therapies
Principles of Insurance
Comparative Economic Systems
810 Novel & Short Storv
200Ac 820 Novel & Short Story
205Bc 810 Novel 1900 to the Present
205 Be 820 Novel 1 900 to the Present .
205 Be 830 Novel 1900 the the Present
206 Ac 810 Science Fiction
208 Ac 810 Detective Fiction
210Mc 810 Literature & Fantasy
215c 810 Policeman as Fictional Hero
2 1 5 Ec 810 Survey of Women's Literature
216Ac 810 Children's Literature
233Dc 810 Vonnegut
FOOD AND NUTRITION
453c 810 Cultural Aspects of Diet
853c
FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
102c 810 Industrial Processing of Foods
399c
810
Food Additives
FORESTRY
241c 810 Tree Resources
HEATLH EDUCATION (HPER)
101c 810 Personal Heatlh
HISTORY
102c
212c
8 1 0 The Crisis of Western Civilization
810 Early Modern Europe: Renaissance
through the Enlightment
810 European Social & Cultural History
Since 1815
Social Issues in Advertising
Geometry for Elementary Teachers
History of Mathematics
424c
824c
JOURNALISM
498c 810
MATHEMATICS
201c 810
801c
460c 810
860c
MODERN LANGUAGES
398c 810 The Novels of Hermann Hesse in
English Translation
PHYSICS
198c 810 Readings in Philosophy of Physics
POLITICAL SCIENCE
2 1 0c 810 Intro, to Public Administration
Women & Politics
398c
810
398c 820
PSYCHOLOGY
287c 810
288c 810
SOCIOLOGY
217c 810
242c 810
Black Politics & Ethnic Politics
Psychology of Personality
(Permission of instructor is required)
Psychology of Social Behavior
Minority Relations
Urban Sociology
TEXTILES, CLOTHING & DESIGN
496c 810 Textile Products Legislation, The
896c Merchandiser & the Consumer
3 Ertl
3 Rinkevich
3 McCabe
3 Rejda
3 Petr
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Kristin an;
Pickett
Disbrow
Morris
Wilson
Koelling
Mason
Caldwell
Bernt
Shannon
Heller
Boccia
3 Kies
2 Caporaso
3 Caporaso
2 Bagley
3 Wilson
3
3
3 Parente
3 Mientkaor
Larsen
3 Mesner
3 Cory
24 Zimmerman
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Miewald
Weissman
Weissman
Dienstbier
Berman
Siegman
Siegman
3 Laughlin
Tues
Tues
Thurs
Tues
Wed
Mon
Thur
Mon'
Thurs
Mon
Tues
Wed
Wed
Thurs
Thurs
Mon
Tues
Mon
Tues
Tues
Fri
Tues
Apr. 4
Apr 4
Apr 6
Apr 11
Apr 5
Apr 10
Apr 6
Apr 3
Apr 6
Apr 10
Apr 4
Apr 5
Apr 5
Mar 30
Mar 30
Apr 3
Apr 4
4:00
3:00
3:30
3:30
4:00
3:30
3:30
3:00
3:30
3:30
3:30
3:30
4:00
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3:00
Arch 15
And 35
Burn 224
CBA 330
CBA 111
And 33
And 33
And 39
And 37
And 35
Ann 37
And 33
And 39
And 35
And 37
And 35
And 39
Apr 17 4:00 F&N 216
Apr 4 3:30 CYT LIB.
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Apr 4 4:00
Mar 31 3.00 PI 214
Apr 4 3:30 Burn 119
Baack Mon Apr 3 2:30
Yost Thur Apr 6 4:00
Baack Mon Apr 3 3:00
OldH 304
OldH 205
OldH 304
Mon Apr 3 3:30
Tues Apr 4 4:00
Tues Apr 4 3:30
Mon Apr 10 3:30
Wed Apr 5 3:30
Wed Apr 5 3:00
Tues Apr 4 2:30
Tues Apr 4 3:00
Thur Apr 6 3:00
Tues Apr 4 3:30
Tues Apr 4 2:30
Tues Apr 4 3.9
Thur Apr 6 3:30
Old 307
Brace 305
Burn 226
OldH 208
OldH 208
Burn 307
Burn 226
OldH 307
OldH 307
HE 17
Wed
Wed
Fri
Wed
Thur
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Tues
Thurs
Wed
Fri
Mon
Mon
Wed
Thurs
Tues
Apr 12.
Apr. 5
Apr 14
Apr 12
Apr 13
Apr 11
Apr 12
Apr 13
Apr 11
Apr 13
Apr 12
Apr 7
Apr 10
Apr 3
Apr 12
Apr 6
Apr 11
4:00
3:30
4:00
3:30
3:30
4:00
3:30
3:00
4:00
3:30
4:00
4:00
3:00
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3:30
Arch 15
And 35
Burn 224
CBA 123
CBA 111
And
And
And
And
And
And
And
And
And
And
And
And
35
33
35
39
37
35
33
39
37
39
35
37
Tues Apr 18 3:00
Wed Apr 12 4:00
Wed Apr 12 3:30
Tues Apr 4 4:00
Wed Apr 12 2:30
Tues April 3:00
Wed Apr 12 4:00
Tues April 2:30
Mon Apr 10 4:00
Mon Apr 10 4:00
Mon Apr 10 4:00
Thur Apr 13 3:30
Thur Apr 13 3:30
Mon Apr 10 3:30
Wed Apr 5 3:00
Wed Apr 5 2:30
Tues April 4:00
Thur Apr 6 3:30
Tues Apr 18 3:00
Tues Apr 18 2:30
Tues April 3:00
F&N 216
CYT LIB.
So. SEM. RM
214
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OldH 307
OldH 205
OldH 307
OldH 205
Brack 305
OldH 303
OldH 205
OldH 205
Burn 119
Burn 119
OldH 307
OldH 307
HE 17
DIVISION OF CONTIEUUIEUG STUDIES
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