Late Afternoon and Evening Classes For
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• Those whose work hours wi l l not allow them to attend the regular
day courses. • Specia l "udents who do not plan to pursue a program leading to a degree but wish to supplement th�ir previous formal education. • Entering Freshmen who desire to initiate their college careers. • Undergraduate, working toward a bochelor's degree. • Graduate, working for
a
Master of Arts degree with a concentration
in education. • Teachers who wish to meet requirements for certification andlor ad
ministrative credentials or who desire additional training for promo tion or self-improvement. • School Administrators seeking practical courses which will aid them in their speCialized tasks.
Tuition and Fees Tuition for lote afternoon and evening classes is $20.00 per semes ter hour. A Matriculation fee of $5.00 is charged 10 students who are registering at the University for the first time. Special class and laboratory fees are as follows:
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Education 441
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School Calendar
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Fall 1962
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Classes begin . ................... ............ ...................... Thursday, September 20 lost date for adding a course..... ..........................Wednesday, October last date for discontinuing
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without receiving a grade Mid ·Semester
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Thanksgiving Recess begins 12:30 p.m.. Thanksgiving Recess ends 7:50 a.m. Christmas Recess begins 9:30 p.m.
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Christmas Recess ends 7:50 a.m ............ ....... .......Wednesday. January Examinations.... . Semester ends
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course
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LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING
PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSln .lIT Cours. No.
SubjKt ond Credit Hour.
Tim"
111
Fundamen.als of An
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7.00 p.m.
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12)
Day
Room
I""ruetor
Enge�
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AB
Mr<
W.
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Mrs fnge§�1
W.
S·209
Mr Ostenson
B I OLOGY
222
Con$ervotlon of No ural Resaurc�
211
Financial
261
loveslmenl.
313
Federal Tax
365
Real Esla le
4.30 pm
(21.
BUSINESS AOMINISTUTION
373
473
Accounhng
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13)
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A.'15
Mr Zulouf
A·207
Mr_ Peorson
Mr.Pell!fSOn
.7.00 P m.
Th.
A·217
M.
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M.
A 211
Mr. King
p.m.
W.
A·217
Mr. K.ng
W
A·213
Th
S· I 08 A·117
Mr.
M.
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... 700 p.m.
13). (31
Sales Manogemenl
Purchas in g
..... _7:00 p.m,
141
1:21
. . 7,00
217
Mr.
Peorson
ECONOMICS 102
Pro nc l p l e s of EconomICS
.. 7.00 p.m
(31
EDUCATION
.. 4
Matellol. 121 01 A,,'nmer,e
315
Inst,uc!!onal
319
The
413
SCience
416
Parenl- Teacner
423 426
language Arrs in Primary Reading
441
Slallslical Melhods (See Psychology 441)
450
PsychologIcal Tesflng ISee Psychology 4501
Tearh l ng
In the Elemenlory School Conference
the
School
Inlroduc"on to
Menrol Heolth for Teachers (21. Advonced Educot.anol Psychol Cl9Y 12)
Counseling
509
Compara""e Educahon
546
Cu,roculum ee"l!lopmenl
557
Evoluollon
ISee
M.
A·IOS
Mr SteIn
1.
A· I OS
Mrs
121 . .. 430 p.rn
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A·117
MI SS Niel,en
p.m.
T.
A,IIS
M.H Nelson
4:30
Keblbe'
Psychology 473.
121
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4,30 p.m.
T.
A-211
M, MaInord
.7,00 p.m.
1.
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Mr V
700 p.m.
W
A-lIS
M,
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7 00 p.m
121
Graduote Semonor
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"78 507
4:30
121 ..
473
A. Hogen
Miss N,elsen
4.30
1 21
121
Elemen.ary
30 p.m
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12)
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101
p m
Corlson
V Carlson
M
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Mr Amend
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A·105
Mr. Slodl ng
M
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Mr S,ori,nq
ENGLISH 233
World l.Ieralure
442
Amr!llcon f'lrnmn
473 Maj
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(3)
13)
S. Writers of US
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M.n Blomqu.s ,.. ,"
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p.m. M.W. A�212 Mr. Rillger
CLASSES
FALL SEMESTER 1962
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AND PHYSICAl. EDUCATION
Subi�d ond Credi, Hours
Tim.
3-41
Me.hods in folk Gomes
346
School
:1) 0
The Pac,'ic Nar,hweSI
361
English
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Hi.rory 01
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Room
7·00 p.m.
W.
Gym
Mr� Young
700 P fTI
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M, Sollman
..'1:30 p.m.
M.
l·10�
Mr Akre
.. 7.00 p.m
T.
L·) 17
Mr. Nadlved.
W.
L·117
Mr. Reeve.
M.W.
A 223
M,.l1ognlle
T.Th.
A·211
Mr. Arbaugh
M.
A·213
Mr. former
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MISTon
H luory
121 ...
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Russia
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MATlUMAnCS 1 3l
311
Difl!'rent,ol Equalion,
300
PronCtpl!'s
361
Americon Polol;col Parties
101
General Psychology
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SIOllSllcol Merhod.
450
Psychological Tesrln9
473
Inrroducllon to (oumell"g
478
Menlol Health
341
American Churches
7,00 p.m
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PHilOSOI'HY
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Pholosaphy
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POLITICAL SCIENCE (3)
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PSYCHOLOGY
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A·' 17
Mr. Reimer
(3) .,
4,30 pm.
M.W
A·211
Mr Eklund
(21
7,00 p.m.
T.
A 223
Mr Schwanz
... 4.30 p.m.
M
A·202
Mr Tye
T.
A·202
Mr Christopherson
T.Tfl.
A·213
Mr. IllmMl!vich
M.W.
A·IOS
Mr.
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RUSSIAN
Runion
101
Elementary
341
Roce Relol,on.
441
Stcto.llCol Mlflhod. (See Psy'hoiogy 4-4' (
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Sp<'ech PotholoSlY
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SOCIOLOGY
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Schiller
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Clone. Allord Opporlun;tie$ lor Prolu.lonol Improvement
Admission Students desiring academic credit leading to a degree or certification must meet the general University requirements for admission or must pre sent evidence of being prepored for college work. Transcripts or a letter of good standing may be required_ Students who do not meet these requirements may be admitted as special students_ These students may be mature, competent individuals who wish to supplement their previous education and practical experience with additional formal education, but who do not desire to pursue a degree program; mature individuals who ore Ineligible for admission as regular students and who are deemed competent by virtue af their dem onstrated ability, or by their �ractical training and experience, to bene fit from the courses they desire to take.
Accreditation Pacific Lutheran University is fully accredited by the Northwest Asso ciation of Secondary and Higher Schools as a four-year institution of higher education and by the Washington State Boord of Education for teacher education. The University is accredited by the Notional Council for the Accreditation af Teacher Education for the preparation of ele mentary and secondary teachers with the Master's degree as the hIghest degree approved.
Location The University is located in suburban Parkland, seven miles south of the city center of Tacoma, Washington. The 126-acre campus is two blocks west of Pacific Avenue and two miles east of Highway No. 99 The main campus is bounded by South 121 st Street on the north and South 127th Street on the south, by Pork avenue on the east and Sauth 'T' on the west.
Changes in Registration All changes in registratian must be officially made in the registrar
s
office and completed in the business office. Students dropping courses without making official withdrawal will receive a failure in the course in wh ich they are registered.
Cour.se Numbering Courses open to freshmen and sophomores are numbered
101-299
ond are considered lower dlvislon subJects. Courses open to juniors and seniors are numbered 300-499 or above and are regarded as upper divi颅 sion subJects. Courses numbered 500 are open to graduate students only. Courses numbered in the 300's and 400's are open both to graduates and upper division undergraduates
Such courses may be a port of The
graduate program provided they are not specific requirements in prepa颅 ration for graduate study. The student should have his entire program made up of
su
bj ects
In
the division in which he classifies. In exceptional coses second semester sophomore students may be assigned to on upper division course if the prerequisites for the course hove been me t In such cases the course can路 .
not be counted toward the 40 hours of upper division courses required
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY TACOMA 44, WASHINGTON
NON路PROFIT ORG U S. POSTAGE PA 10 TACOMA. WASH PERMIT NO. 416
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