methodist college
1974 Summer Session
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Dates Attended
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Term I - Course:
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Dept. & Number
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Period
Term II - Course:
(2 courses maximum)
Dept. & Number
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Term III - Course:
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( ) Temporary transfer student from another college, or recent high school graduate who will attend 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, 1974.
Date
Co liege or UniversitY
( ) Public school teacher.
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Last teaching experience:
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For certificate renewal send a transcript
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MAIL TO: Dr. Fred C. McDavid, Director of Summer Session
Methodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
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TERM I
May 14 - 31
Class period 8:00 -11:00 a.m.
DEPARTMENT AND COURSE TITLE
3
ART:
SOCIOLOGY:
PSYCHOLOGY:
RELIGION:
2 or 3
207 Sculpture
TERM II
205 Painting
ECONOMICS:
251 Principles of Accounting I
420 Comparative Economic Systems
EDUCATION:
311 Testing and Evaluation
354 Organization of Secondary School
ENGLISH:
102 Introduction to Literature
361 Literature for Children
351
SH Criminology
POLITICAL
401
SCIENCE:
P.E.;
340
351
Introduction
101
Testament
British
Commonwealth
ofTestament
Nations
102
410
Old
Health Psychology
inHistory
the
Elementary
School
English
IThe New
Psychology
Child
ofto
Personal
Adjustment
HISTORY:
302
3
GEOGRAPHY:
252 Regional Geography
June 10 - July 12
Class period 1 8: 00 - 9: 30 a.m.
DEPARTMENT AND COURSE TITLE
ART:
ART:
RELIGION:
251
252
MUSIC:
SOCIOLOGY:
EDUCATION:
SPANISH:
MATHEMATICS:
PSYCHOLOGY:
GERMAN:
344323
3
209 Crafts
151 Art Appreciation
ECONOMICS:
311 Money and Banking
EDUCATION:
251 Introduction to Education
ENGLISH:
333 World Literature
HISTORY:
352 English History II
MATHEMATICS:
101 A Survey of Basic Mathematics
MUSIC:
151 Music Appreciation
PHILOSOPHY:
251 Introduction to Philosophy
PHYSICS:
151 General Physics I
P.E.:
301 P.E. in the Elementary School
RELIGION:
102 Introduction to The New Testament
SOCIOLOGY:
430 Social Work Field Experience
431 Sociological Theory
SPEECH:
151 Fundamentals Speech Communication
GERMAN:
251 Advanced Conversation and Grammar
252 German Civilization
Class period 2 9:40 - 11:10 a.m.
DEPARTMENT AND COURSE TITLE
ART:
211 Printmaking
BIOLOGY:
450 (485) Special Topics
ECONOMICS:
415 Investments
EDUCATION:
441 Education of Exceptional Children
253
485
351
ENGLISH:
ECONOMICS:
DEPARTMENT
AND
COURSE TITLE
372
405Economics
356
251
SH Principles
160
PSYCHOLOGY:
HISTORY:
101
French
Culture
Western
IEducation
German
Research
Civilization
102
Seminar
Modern
in
Education
Math
TBD SH
Music
Advanced
Introduction
Fund.
152
Conversation
Classroom
The
Old
Teachers
and
Testament
Grammar
201
FRENCH:
HISTORY:
3
Survey
of
English
Literature
American
Literature
Marketing
General
Psychology
of
Marriage
Hispanic
Culture
and
the
Family
United
States
History
I Class
Modern
European
History
Theory
Practice
Art
Cultural
Anthropology
Foundations
0to
Personality
Theory
period 3 11:20 -33 12:50
Educational
PSlchology
160 ,survey
101
450
151
250
202
of ENGLISH:
English
Literature
TERM III
July 15 - August 23
Courses will be offered on a Directed Study basis only as
approved by the Director of Summer Session in the Departments listed below to the extent that instructors are available:
Art
Economics
Education
English
History
Music
Philosophy
Psychology
Religion
Science
Sociology
Speech
COST
Tuition:
$45.00 per semester hour
Registration:
$5.00 per course
Music Fee: $67.50 per semester hour
Room: Term I - $37.50 (3 weeks)
Term II - $62.50 (5 weeks)
(Note: Limited housing on campus will be available.
Students should make arrangements with
the Dean of Students.)
Meals: Cash basis, per meal
(Note: Since the college cafeteria will not be open for
considerable periods during the summer, food service
at such times may be obtained through the
Snack Bar in the Student Union, or off
campus, as desired, on a per meal cash basis.)
For further information and application forms contact:
Dr. Fred C. McDavid
Director of Summer Session
Methodist College Facts
CURRICULUM
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.
ACCREDIT AnON
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.
Second Class Postage Paid
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. 28301