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1986
Summer Reading
Course Program
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Division of Continuing Studies
Earn credit this summer without coming to campus
take a Summer Reading Course!
1. Attend the spring course orientation meetings during April 7-18.
2. Discuss course selection with your advisor (some colleges place
limitations on summer reading hours).
3. Register: (Maximum of two courses)
Where: 255 Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
33rd and Holdrege
When: 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday, April 21 -Friday, May 9
SPECIAL EVENING REGISTRATION:
Where: 255 Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
When: April 24, from 5-7 p.m.
Cost: Full payment of tuition is required at time of
registration.
Tuition is $46.60 per'credit hour.
4. Complete course requirements by the date established by the
instructor (before October 10, 1986).
The following courses are offered this summer:
Unless otherwise noted, regular PN registrations are possible.
Course
No. Sec.
Title
CLASSICS
180x (831) Classical Mythology
ECONOMICS
307x (831) Principles of Insurance
ENGLISH
205x (831)
205x (832)
205x (833)
207x (831)
211Ax (831)
215Ex (831)
216Ax (831)
230Ax (831)
261Ax (831)
Modern Fiction
Modern Fiction
Modern Fiction
Popular Literature
Plains Literature
Introduction to Women's Literature
Children's Literature
Shakespeare
American Literary Works
HORTICULTURE
399x (831) Readings in Landscape
HUMAN NUTRITION St FOOD
453x (831) Cultural Aspects of Diet
455x (831) Nutrition Through the Life Cycle
MODERN LANGUAGES
283x (831) Czech Literature in Translation
POLITICAL SCIENCE
225x (831) Nebraska Government & Politics
260x (831) Intl. Relations: Southern Africa
360x (831) Intl. Relations: Asian Political
Economy
398x (831) Politics & Literature
398x (832) Women & Politics
427x (831) American Presidency
SOCIOLOGY
242x (831) Urban Sociology 3
TEXTILES, DESIGN & CLOTHING
412x (831) Social-Psychology of Interior Design 3
436x (831) Textiles Issues for Interior Design 3
May not be taken PassNo Pass
Watch the Daily Nebraskan on April 3 and 4 for full
page listing of the Summer Reading Courses and the
times and places for the April 7-18 Spring Meetings
Call
a Summer Reading
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Pre-register starting
March 17th for
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Featuring French, German & Spanish live and
in color! Earn 6 hours credit and finish your
language requirement in 5 weeks! For infor
mation contact Amy Struthers, Dept. of
Modern Languages, 1110 Oldfather, 472-3745.
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Night bus service from City to East
Campus also won student approval in a
1,512 to 1,002 vote conducted through
an ASUN student fee survey.
The new service most likely will be
provided by a shuttle van that would
cost between $4,000 and $5,000 each
academic year, according to the survey.
Student fee allocations for student
government officers' salaries was defeat
ed 1,827 to 1,078.
Nebraska State Student Association
won approval for continued member
ship with a student fee allocation of 50
cents each semester, 1,894 to 992.
A proposal for a bus shelter at the
15th and Vine streets, bus stop was
defeated 1,356 to 1,158.
Distribution of student fees also was
approved for the Daily Nebraskan, a
campus speakers program, the Univer
sity Health Center operations fund,
Nebraska Union and Recreation Pro
gram and facilities and a debt service
the Nebraska Union, East Union, health
center and residence halls.
ASUN Senators
Agriculture College
Heidi Bergmeyer' Impact 165
Lorene Wagner Excel 157
Jerry Roemer Excel 152
College of Arts & Sciences
Kathy Vitton Excel 352
Doug Weems Excel 329
Thomas S. Barrett Excel 317
Peter A. Castellano Excel 313
Michael Heller Excel 312
Shawn Bolot Excel 289
Randall J. Mack Excel 289
College of Architecture
Jim Huse Excel 29
Home Economics College
Stephani Hudson Excel 62
College of Eng. and Tech.
Patty Sokolik Excel 135
MarkOtten Excel 127
Jeff J. Warren Excel 113
Graduate College
Ed Miller Party 54
Denice Bergquist 46
EdSiffring 11
David Fiske 10
Garold McKenzie 10
Un Hwan Yum 8
Criminal Justice '
Erin Brisben Excel 11
Journalism College
Phil Tatro Excel 73
Teachers College
Richard Burke Excel 148
Kathleen Murphy Excel 138
Rhonda Joekel Excel 131
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Professional College
Bill Alexander Impact 25
College of Business Admin.
Jackie Smith Excel 258
Debbie Larson Excel 211
John B. Jenkins Excel 197
Mark J. Bentler Impact 194
Robert Shambora Excel 194
Tom Olson Impact 192
Nursing College
Ann Dannehl Excel 22
Arts & Sciences Advisory Board
Communication and Fine Arts
Brenda Flaskamp Excel 355
Trish McClellan Excel 347
Chemistry and Life Sciences
John Ehrenfried Excel 374
Sundar Rajendran Excel 344
Humanities
Mike Olson Excel 429
Joe Pigg Excel 339
Physical science and math
Matt Foster Excel 443
Beth Kernes Excel 436
Social sciences
MikePallesen Excel 312
Bob Roy Excel 276
Agriculture Advisory Board
Agricultural economics
Brad Katz Impact 74
Agricultural education,
mechanized agriculture,
agricultural journalism
Mike Barrett Impact 47
Agriculture honors,
general agriculture
Lee Wagner Excel 51
Animal Science
Kevin Yost Impact 59
Forestry, fisheries, wildlife
Jim Luchinger Excel 47
Food science and technology,
horticulture, entomology
Polla Ita Impact 51
General agronomy, soil science,
plant pathology
James Geis Excel 49
Pre-veterinary science
Staci D. Beeson Impact 30
Business Advisory Board
Sophomores
Brad Moline Excel 251
Patrick Wyatt Excel 231
Juniors
Steve Johnson Excel 240
Steve Person Impact 202
Seniors
Jeff Howorth Excel 220
Jeanette Pestal Impact 203
Home Econ. Advisory Board
Consumer Science Education
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Machelle Rediger Excel 40
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Renae Koehler Excel 35
Food and Nutrition
Heidi Elfeldt Excel 40
Human Development and the
Family
Jill Ward Excel 54
Delinda Barnes Excel 49
Textiles, clothing and design
Darin Armstrong Impact 38
Amy Sass Excel 37
Teachers College Advisory Board
Center for Business and Voca
tional Teacher Education (in
cludes business, marketing, vo
cational education and health
occupations)
Brad Kendrick Excel 166
Brian Yaw Impact 159
Elementary education
Julie Schneider Excel 155
Doreen Davis Impact 108
School of health, physical edu
cation and recreation
Kelly Paulson
Lynne Damke
Special education
Heather Price
Julie Goeser
Angie Grossart
Special Education
Roxanne E. Roberts
Janine McGillick
Speech Pathlogy
Carrie Ziegenbein
Jeannie Pflaum
Excel 232
mpact 218
Excel 104
Excel 101
Impact 101
Excel 210
Impact 218
Excel 235
Excel 233
Committee for Fees Allocation
Greek
Mark R. Eckstrom
Steve Forney
Residence Hall
Rob Mellion
Conor W. McCarthy
Excel 805
Excel 776
Excel 987
Excel 950
Off-campus
Clete Blakeman Impact 1183
Joseph Lange Excel 1130
Digest
Health careers
Minority students planning to pursue
health careers can attend a Health
Careers Seminar Saturday and Sunday
at the NU Medical Center in Omaha.
Saturday's seminar will be 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. and Sunday's will be 8 a.m. to noon
in the University hospital amphitheater.
The workshop will familiarize stu
dents with health career programs at
the medical center.
For registration information, contact
the Office of Minority Student Affairs,
UNMC, 42nd and Dewey Ave., Omaha
559-4437.
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Fri., Sat., & Sun.
Evening 5:30-8:30
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