Thursday, September 16, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
Page 9
Communiversity offers variety
By Lisa Davis
The Communiversity program "Is unique because it
specifically focuses on the Lincoln communitv and its
need for non-credit education" said Chuck Havlicek,
Communiversity coordinator.
Communiversity, a program of the UNL Division
of Continuing Studies, combines the resources of the
university and the community to provide professional
and personal growth for individuals in the Lincoln area.
It was originated approximately seven years ago by
Quentin Gessner, UNL dean of Continuing Studies, to
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Folk dance lessions will be given Friday at the sculp
ture garden behind Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery.
If it is raining, the lessons will be in Mabel Lee Hall,
119.
The UNL Christian Science Organization will meet
next Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in the Nebraska Union. The
general public is invited.
Friendship Home, a shelter for battered women and
children, and the Board of Women's Ministries at First
Plymouth Congregational Church are co-sponsoring
a courtyard and bake sale Sept. 25 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
in the first Plymouth courtyard, 20th and D streets. All
proceeds will support the continuing work of Friendship
Home.
The Latin America Solidarity Committee is having its
weekly meeting today at 7 p.m. in the Nebraska Union.
All interested people are encouraged to attend.
Students who have National Direct Student Loans may
pickup their checks Monday through Wednesday in the
Nebraska Union Ballroom from 9 a.m. to 1 1 :30 a.m. and
1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Students must have a current student
I.D. card.
The Family Service Counseling Center, 1133 H St.,
offers counseling to people experiencing the pressures
of marriage or parenthood. Fees for counseling are based
on family income. Late afternoon or Monday evening
appointments are possible. For more information, contact
the center at 476-3327.
The Family Service Counseling Center is offering an
Incest Survivor's Group meeting each Tursday from
3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at 1133 H St. The group will
provide members with an opportunity to share feelings
and make desired life changes in a supportive, therapeutic
atmosphere. Any woman who as a child was sexually
abused by a family member is invited to attend. For
further information, contact Denise Daup or Ann Naylor
at 476-3327.
enable area individuals to continue their education with
out actually enrolling in credit classes, Havlicek said.
In past years, the schedule of the program's courses
have run in accordance with the regular school year. How
ever, according to Havlicek, the possibility of also having
summer classes is foreseeable this year.
For many university students, Communiversity study
skills classes have proven helpful, Havlicek said, along
with stress-and tension-reduction classes. Also, classes
such as hot air ballooning and dancing, which are designed
primarily for pleasure, are . popular among students.
These non-credit courses may act as a possible indepen
dent study project for some students, which may aid
in regular credit courses, Havlicek said.
There are no requirements for, anyone wishing to enroll
in these courses. However, according to Havlicek, it is
helpful for students, before considering a non-credit
course, to "set their priorities in order so that they
know what they're after."
There also are no set requirements for those applying
for a teaching position because of the courses' non-credit
status, but enthusiasm, knowledge and experience in a
particular field are key factors taken into consideration
before hiring, Havlicek said.
"Also , a person's ability to relate well with adults
is important because they are our main group of
students," he said. Communiversity instructors come
from the business, industry and government professions,
as well as the university itself.
According to Havlicek, computer classes are currently
"really hot" and have forced open additional sections.
Classes taken "just for fun" are becoming popular, also,
he said but the organization just added new classes to
its business, industry and government sections, so it's
too early to tell how those areas are going.
All of Communiversity's income is received through
the class fees, thus making it sejf -supporting program, he
said.
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