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college, fayetteville,
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n.c.
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( ) Temporary transfer student from another college, or recent high school graduate who will attend
Methodist College or another college in the fall. The student named above is hereby granted permission to take the course(s) listed above in the Methodist College Summer Session, 1972.
COLLEGE
OR UNIVERSITY
DATE
SIGNATURE
OF DEAN OR REGISTRAR
( ) Public school teacher. Last teaching experience:
School
State
County
Send record of course(s) to N. C. Dept. of Certification:
If yes, complete:
Class of Certificate:
Type
G __
, A __
Number
Year
Yes
, below A
No
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( ) Methodist College student
Approved by
, Advisor
MAIL TO:
Fred C. McDavid, Summer School Director
Methodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina 2830 I
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iune 5
DEPARTMENT
AND COURSE TITLE
Art:
151 Art Appreciation
205-406 Painting
Economics:
151 Principles of Economics
312 Public Finance
351 Marketing
412 Management
Education:
2511ntro. to Education in Public School
311 Testing and Evaluation
312 Guidance and Counseling
English:
102 Composition and Grammar
201 Survey of English Literature
202 Survey of English Literature
322 Advanced Grammar'& Composition
361 Literature for Children
375 Poetry 1: Spencer to Milton
History:
101 Western Civilization I
102 Western Civilization II
202 United States History II
311 Ancient History
314 The Renaissance
401 History of Asia
Mathematics:
101 Basic Math
102 Introduction to Modern Math
306 Modern Math for Elem. Teacher
407 Modern Math for Elem. Teacher
iune 5
PERIOD
RM.
9:40-11:10
3 F-123
11:20- 1:10 lor2F-134
8:00- 9:30
9:40-11:10
8:00- 9:30
11:20-12:50
3
3
3
3
S-216
S-222
S-101
S-209
8:00- 9:30
9:40-11: 10
11:20-12:50
3
3
3
C-245
C-245
C-203
11: 20-12: 50
9 :40-11: 10
8:00- 9:30
11:20-12:50
11:20-12:50
9:40-11: 10
3
3
3
3
3
3
C-244
C-244
C-244
C-245
F-Ens
C-246
11:20-12:50
9:40-11: 10
9:40-11: 10
8:00- 9:30
11:20-12:50
8:00- 9:30
3
3
3
3
2
3
C-I05
C-I05
C-I04
C-I05
C-104
C-I04
8:00- 9:30
9:40-11:10
11 :20-12:50
9:40-11:10
3
3
3
3
S-216
S-216
S-101
S-101
iune 21, 1972
DEPARTMENT
PERIOD
French:
101 Elementary French I
(Meets two periods per day)
+ Lab
151 Intermediate French I
(MeetS'two periods per day)
+ Lab
German:
151 Intermediate German I
(Meets two periods per day)
+ Lab
Spanish:
151 Intermediate Spanish I
(Meets two periods per day)
+ Lab
THE COLLEGE
SH
iuly 7,1972
9:40-11:10
11 :20-12:50
8:50- 9:40
8:00- 9:30
11:20-12: 50
9:40-10:30
SH
3
3
RM.
C-243
C-243
C-I03
C-240
C-240
C-I03
9:40-11: 10
11:20-12:50
8:00- 8:50
3
C-242
C-242
C-103
8:00- 9:30
9:40-11: 10
11:20-12: 10
3
C-241
C-241
C-103
DEPARTMENT
RM.
3
F-G9
1 or 2 F-G9
1 or 2 F-G6
1 or 2 F-G9
8:0Q- 9:30
9:40-11: 10
3
3
C-I08
C-I08
Psychology:
201 General Psychology
250 Educational Psychology
340 Psychology of Personal Adjustment
940-11: 10
800- 9:30
800- 9:30
3
3
3
C-246
F-Ens
C-203
Religion:
101 Old Testament
102 New Testament
8:00- 9:30
9:40-11: 10
3
3
S-209
S-209
8:00- 9:30
9:40-11:10
8:00- 9:30
11:20-12:50
3
3
C-246
F-Ens
S-222
S-222
8:00- 9:30
3
F-Ens
Sociology:
151 Principles of Sociology
356 Cultural Anthropology
372 Marriage and Family
410 Criminology
Speech:
151 Fundamentals of Speech
iune
22
3
3
iuly 7,1972
DEPARTMENT
French:
102 Elementary French II
(Meets two periods per day)
+ Lab
152 Intermediate French II
(Meets two periods per day)
+ Lab
German:
152 Intermediate German II
(Meets two periods per day)
+ Lab
Spanish:
152 Intermediate Spanish II
(Meets two periods per day)
+ Lab
REGISTRATION.
Independent study is available if sufficient
PERIOD
SH
RM.
9:40-11:10
11:20-12:50
8:50- 9:40
8:00- 9:30
11:20-12:50
9:40-10:30
3
C-243
C-243
C-I03
C-240
C-240
C-103
9:40-11:10
11:20-12:50
8:00- 8:50
3
C-242
C-242
C-103
8:00- 9:30
9:40-11: 10
1 :20-12: 10
3
C-241
C-241
C-103
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3
Last day of registration
(2 P.M.) Residence halls open
(8 A.M.) Classes begin
Last day of classes
Final examinations
need arises.
COST
Tuition
2 - Friday
4 - Sunday
5 - Monday
6 - Thursday
7 - Friday
SH
Philosophy:
251 Introduction to Philosophy
352 Ethics
CALENDAR
June
June
June
July
July
PERIOD
RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ON OR AFTER MAY 15 ANY LISTED COURSE FOR WHICH
THERE IS INSUFFICIENT
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AND COURSE TITLE
Music
152 Music Fundamentals for Classroom 11:20-12:50
Teachers
To be announced
153-454 Piano
To be announced
155-456 Voice
To be announced
263-464 Organ
$ 40.00 per semester hour
5.00 per course
Registration Fee
140.00
Board and Room
Applied Music Fee
One half hour
40.00
lesson per week (increased by $10.00 for students
not regularly enrolled in Methodist College)
STUDENT BODY
~nrollment: Capacity for 1200 students, with dormitory
space for 620.
alumni: Graduates have been accepted by leading graduate schools including: U.N.C. at Chapel Hill, Duke
University, N.C. State University, George Washington
University, Boston University, Southern Methodist University, V.P.I., Bowman Gray School of Medicine, and
Purdue University.
ATHLETICS
member of Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
with teams in baseball, basketball, bowling, cross country, golf, tennis, soccer and wrestling. Strong intramural program involves a high percentage of students.
CAMPUS
Located on a 600-acre tract of land between the Cape
Fear River and U.S. Highway 401, two miles north of
the city limits of Fayetteville, N.C.
buildings: Classroom Building, Science Building, Student
Union-Cafeteria,
Library, Physical Education Building,
Infirmary, Administration
Building, ,Auditorium-Fine
Arts Building, Bell Tower, Chapel, apartments for married students and faculty, heating plant, four air-yonditioned and fireproof residence halls and amphitheater.
facts about methodist
CURRICULUM
college
ACCREDITATION
majors offered for: Art, Biology, Chemistry, Economics
and Business Administration, Elementary Teaching (K-3
and 4-9), English, French, History, Mathematics, Music,
Political Science, Sociology, Religion, Spanish and a
Teacher Education Program preparing secondary school
teachers of English, French, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Spanish and the special subject teacher of
General Music; and a 3-2 Engineering program. B.A.,
and B.S. Degrees, minors offered in: Art, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, French, History, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Secondary Education, Sociology, and
Spanish.
member of: Southern Association
of Colleges and
Schools, North Carolina Association of Colleges and Universities, American Council on Education, Association
of American Colleges, Association of Eastern North
Carolina Colleges.
approved by: North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and State Board of Education for the in-service preparation of public school teachers.
The University Senate of The United Methodist General Board
of Education for the undergraduate
training of Ministers and Christian education workers.
ADMISSION
recommendations: (1) Upper 50% of graduating class,
(2) "C" average or better on high school work, (3) minimum of 400 on verbal section of the S.A.T., (4) good
recommendations
from school personnel, minister and
others.
Second Class Postage Paid
FA YETTEVI LLE, N. C. 28301
announcement
of 1972 summer
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