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SUMMER READING COURSE P R 0 G R A M~ An opportunity to earn credit over the summer ’Qf Attend one spring orientation meeting April 2 - 13 Discuss course selection with your adviser Register for the course of your choice Regular Pass/No Pass restrictions apply unless otherwise stated. Registration begins Monday, April 16, at 8 a.m. Registration ends Friday, May 4, at 5 p.m. Special evening registration April 16, at 5 p.m. Register at : Division of Continuing Studies Registration Office - Room 271 Nebraska Center for Continuing Education 33rd and Holdrege Spring Summer Reading Course Program Meeting Schedule ANTHROPOLOGY 130x 831 Anthropology of the Great Plains 3 cr Instructor: Nancy Hamblin M nday April 2 1900 108 BH Thursday April 6 1830 108 BH CLASSICS 180x 831 Classical Mythology 3 cr Instructor: Thomas Rinkevich ThursdayApril 6 1900 011 And Wednesday April 11 1600 011 And 303x 831 Elementary Latin Composition 3cr Instructor Thomas Rinkevich Thursday April 6 1600 011 And Wednesday April 11 1900 011 And ENGLISH 205x 831 20th Century Fiction 3 cr Instructor: Julie Cochran Monday April 2 1800 116 And Thursday April 12 1900 129 And 205x 832 20th Century Fiction 3 cr Instructor: Joan Hamilton Tuesday April 3 1800 129 And Tuesday April 10 1800 116 And 215Jx 831 20th Century Women Writers 3cr Instructor: Margrethe Ahlschwede Monday April 2 1600 116 And Tuesday April 3 1800 115 And 230Ax 831 Shakespeare 3cr Instructor: Michael Young Tuesday April 3 1830 120 And Tuesday April 10 1600 115 And 245Bx 831 Native American Literature 3 cr Instructor: Bill Lingren-Finlaw Wednesday April 4 1900 115 And Thursday April 12 1800 115 And HISTORY lOOx 831 Western Civilization to 1716 3cr Instructor: Richard C. Hall Wednesday April 11 1800 207 OldH Thursday April 12 1900 307 OldH lOlx 831 Western Civilization since 1716 3 cr Instructor: Richard C. Hall Wednesday April 11 1600 206 OldH Thursday April 12 1830 307 OldH 201x 831 America to 1877 3 cr Instructor: C. W. Kimball Wednesday April 4 1600 308 OldH Tuesday April 10 1800 307 OldH 202x 831 America after 1877 3 cr Instructor: C. W. Kimballl Wednesday April 4 1830 307 OldH Tuesday April 10 1900 307 OldH HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 364x 831 Problems in Middle & Later Yrs. 3 cr Instructor: Sally Van Zandt Tuesday April 3 1900 204 RLH Monday April 9 1830 115 RLH MODERN LANGUAGES 283x 831 Czech Literature in Translation 3 cr Instructor: Mila Saskova-Pierce Monday April 2 1600 209 OldH Tuesday April 10 1900 107 OldH POLITICAL SCIENCE 198x 831 Politics and Literature 3 cr Instructor: Philip Dyer Tuesday April 3 1600 303 OldH Wednesday April 4 1800 309 OldH 225x 831 Nebraska Government 3 cr Instructor Robert Miewald Tuesday April 3 1600 304 OldH Wednesday April 11 1800 209 OldH 398x 831 Women and Politics 3 cr Instructor: Susan Welch Tuesday April 3 1600 209 OldH Wednesday April 4 1600 306 OldH 427x 831 American Presidency 3 cr Instructor: John Gruhl Thursday April 6 1800 203 OldH Monday April 9 1600 207 OldH PSYCHOLOGY 298x 831 Special Topics: Parapsychology 3 cr A Skeptical Perspective Instructor: Donald Jensen Monday April 9 1900 120 Burn Thursday April 12 1600 120 Burn SOCIOLOGY 217x 831 Nationality and Race Relations 3 cr Instructor: Jack Siegrman Tuesday April 3 1600 305 OldH Wednesday April 11 1800 204 OldH TEXTILES, DESIGN and CLOTHING *436x 831 Textile Issues/Interior Designers 3 cr Instructor: Joan Laughlin Monday April 2 1600 HE 234 Tuesday April 10 1600 HE 234 •NoP/NP BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS And Andrews Hall BH Bessey Hall Burn Burnett Hall HE Home Economics OldH Old father Hall RLH Ruth Leverton Hall Tuition: $67.50 per credit hour. Full payment of tuition is required at time of registration. Booka/Course Materials: Obtain all needed books and supplies in May. Bookstores will carry required materials under the Summer Reading Course number. Look for the SRC “x* designation. Refund Schedule Full Refund will be given if the drop notification is filed in person or by letter at the Division of Continuing Studies before 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 6, 1990. ($10 Administrative Fee Charged) 75% Refund will be given if the drop notification is filed in person or by letter at the Division of Continuing Studies between June 7 and July 6, 1990. ($ 10 Administrative Fee Charged) 50% Refund will be given if the drop notification is filed in person or by letter at the Division of Continuing Studies between July 9 and 27, 1990. ($10 Administrative Fee Charged) No Refund will be given if the drop notification is filed in person or by letter at tho Division of Continuing Studies after Friday, July 27, 1990. A drop must be processed through the Division of Continuing Studies by July 27,1990, if any refund is to be issued. A drop must be filed in person at, or by letter to, the: Division of Continuing Studies Registration Office - Room 271 Nebraska Center for Continuing Education 33rd and Holdrege Lincoln, Nebraska 68683-0900 . UNL if i ooodifcrixnmatory mjunjwc _ Program Guidelines Discuss your course selection with your adviser to be sure it fits into your degree program. For example, Arts and Sciences students have a limit of 30 hours of Summer Reading Course and/or correspondence hours that will apply toward a degree. Check with your college s requirements before registering for a Summer Reading Course. If you are attending Teachers College, it is mandatory that you have written authorisation to register for a Summer Reading Course. Note: Only two reading courses can be taken in one summer. Exceptions will require the written approval of your adviser and/or the dean of your college. Tn-rwidenee runuiramsiit: Courses with an “x* suffix do not qualify as . dident credit. SRC 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." Grading Procedures Required work must be completed by the deadline established by your instructor. Final fall meetings are scheduled September 10 - 14, 1990. The nature of this contact will vary depending on the course. Your instructor will advise you of these requirements. P.M/\'n P an: Regular Pass/No Pass rules of your college will apply. Some courses have specific Pass/No Pass restrictions; please check the course listings. Final date to change to or from Pasa/No Pass is July 20, 1990. Grades will be recorded by instructors by October 12, 1990. Reports will be made to students in November. Important' Final date to drop and have a course removed from your record is August 31, 1990. If work is not completed and no drop is processed by the August 31 deadline, a grade of “F" will be recorded. There will be no grades of “W" or "I" given for SRC “x classes. If you are to receive credit for a 1990 Summer Reading Course, work must be completed and graded by October 12,1990. There will be no option to extend this deadline or reinstate your enrollment after this deadline.
