Thursday, April 2, 1987
Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
1 987 Summer Reading Course Program
Earn college credit over the summer months -take
a Summer Reading Course!
Spring Meetings - April 6-17
Through the Summer Reading Course Program students can
earn college credit over the summer months. To participate
in the Summer Reading Program:
. Attend a spring orientation meeting of the course(s)
in which you are interested. Meet the instructor
and receive a course syllabus.
Register for the course(s) you wish to study during
the summer. Enrollment is limited to 35. Registra
tion begins April 20 and ends May 8.
Ftudy independently over the summer.
Attend the fall meetings (scheduled September 7-1 1)
and complete the course work in September by ful
filling the requirements specified by your instructor.
Grades will be recorded in October.
Guidelines for Approval
Discuss your course selection with your advisor so you
will be sure it fits into your degree program. For
example: Arts & Sciences' students have a limit of 30
. hours of Summer Reading and correspondence hours
that will apply toward a degree. Architecture students
need written approval to register for a Summer Read
ing Course. Check your college's requirements before
registering for a Summer Reading Course.
Only two reading courses can be taken in one summer.
Any exception will require the written approval of
your advisor andor the dean of your college.
In residence requirement: Courses with an
do not qualify as resident credit. Summer Reading
Course hours will not count toward the requirement
that "at least 30 of the last 36 hours of credit needed
for the degree must be registered for and completed
in residence."
Summer Reading Course Program Spring Schedule of Meetings
Unless otherwise noted (), regular PN registrations are possible. All meetings are p.m.
Course
Cr.
Course
Cr.
No. Sec. Title Hr. Instructor Day Date Time Room
CLASSICS"
180x 831 Classical 3 Rinkevich Mon April 6 4:00 And 11
Mythology Tues April 7 6:30 And 11
COMMUNITY ft REGIONAL PLANNING
497Rx 831 Intro. Community 3 Goulick Wed April 8 4:00 Arch 233
Development Tues April 14 7:00 Arch 233
ECONOMICS
307x 831 Principles of 3 Rejda Mon April 13 6:30 CBA 115
Insurance Tues April 14 4:00 CBA 124
ENGLISH
205 831- Modern Fiction 3 Miller Tues April 7 4:00 And 22
' ' Wed April 15 6:00 And 19
205 x 832 Modern Fiction 3 Sorensen Mon April 6 4:00 And 19
Tues April 14 7:00 And 22
211 Ax 831 Plains Literature 3 Beeman Wed April 8 4:00 And 19
Tues April 14 7:00 And 26
215Ex 831 Intro. Women's 3 Richards Wed April 8 4:00 And 26
Literature Thur April 16 7:00 And 22
261Ax 831 American Literary 3 Nielson Mon April 13 4:00 And 19
Works Tues April 14 6:30 And 27
HORTICULTURE
399x 831 Readings in Land. 2 Sutton Tues April 7 4:00 K 226
Appreciation Wed April 15 6:30 K 226
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
484x 831 Problems Middle 3 VanZandt Mon April 6 6:30 HE 142
Later Years
HITMAN NUTRITION ft FOOD SEKVTCE MANAGEMENT
435x 831 Cultural Aspects 3 Keis Mon April 6 6:30 HE 142
Diet Thurs April 15 4:00 HE 142
MODERN LANGUAGES
283x 831 Czech Literature in 3 Petracek Mon April 6 6:30 OldH 204
Translation Tues April 14 6:30 OldH 209
No. Sec. Title Hr. Instructor Day Date Time Room
POLITICAL SCIENCE
lOlx 831 Agricultural Crisis 3 Avery Mon April 6 4:00 OldH 209
Poli. Extremism Thurs April 16 7:00 OldH 304
198x 831 Politics & Lit. 3 Dyer Wed April 8 6:30 OldH 307
Thurs April 16 4:00 OldH 305
225x 831 Nebraska Govern. 3 Miewald Mon April 6 4:00 OldH 204
Tues April 14. 6:00 OldH 304
398x 832 Women & Politics 3 Welch Tues April 7 4:00 OldH 305
Wed April 15 7:00 OldH 204
427x 831 Amer. Presidency 3 Gruhl Mon April 6 6:00 OldH 205
Tues April 14 4:00 OldH 205
PSYCHOLOGY
298x 831 Special Topics: 3 Jensen Tues April 7 6:30 Burn 322
1 7 Parapsychology A Wed April 8 4:00 OldH 209
Skeptical Perspective
SOCIOLOGY
242x 831 Urban Sociology 3
Siegman Thurs April 9
Mon April 13
6:30
4:00
OldH 307
OldH 303
TEXTILES, DESIGN ft CLOTHING
43 6x 831 Textile Issues for 3 Laughlin
Interior Designers
Mon April 13
Thurs April 16
4:00
12:00
HE 25
HE 222
BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS
AND Andrews Hall
ARCH Architecture Hall
BURN Burnett Hall
CBA College of Business Administration
HE Home Economics
K Kiem Hall
OldH Oldfather Hall
RLH Ruth Leverton Hall
Denotes buildings which are fully accessible to people with disabilities.
Denotes buildings which have first floor accessibility only.
Registration only at the Division of Continuing Studies
Where: Room 271 , Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
When: Opens 8:00 a.m., Monday, April 20
Closes 5 :00 p.m., Friday, May 8
Late Registration: with written permission of the instructor (and
payment of $10 late fee) is possible until Friday, June 12, 1987.
No SRC registrations accepted after that date.
SPECIAL EVENING REGISTRATION
Where: Room 271, Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
When: Thursday, April 23, 5 :00 - 7 :00 p.m.
Full payment of tuition is required at time of registration.
Tuition: $49.00 per credit hour
Course Materials: Be sure to obtain all needed books and supplies in May.
Bookstores will carry the required materials under the Summer Reading
Course number, so look for a SRC "x" designation.
Grading Restrictions
There will be no grades of "W" or T given for SRC "x" classes. The
course work must be completed and graded by October 9, 1987 if you
are to get credit for your 1987 Summer Reading Courses. If work is not
completed and no drop is processed by August 28, a grade "F" will be
recorded. There will be no option to extend this deadline or to reinstate
your enrollment after the October 9, 1987 deadline.
Note: General SRC policies and procedures regarding grade reporting,
drop procedures, and refund schedule are outlined in the Summer Reading
Course brochure available at the spring meetings and provided to the
student at time of registration. For more information, call 472-2175.
Registration Information - Division of Continuing Studies, 472-2175
Program Director, Robin Anderson, 472-6265
Department of Evening Programs and Adult Learning Services
Division of Continuing Studies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
UNL does not discriminate in its academic, admissions or employment programs
and abides by all federal and state regulations pertaining to same.
SOOSlfilbi
Campus