METHODIST
COLLEGE
1975 Summer
Session
• Begin College Program
• Small Classes
• Accelerate
Course Of Study
• Contemporary
• Earn ,Up
Hours
To
• Fully Accredited
15
• Renew Teaching
• Remove Academic
cies
Semester
Certificates
Deficien-
• Cultural
And
Opportunities
• Three Terms
Campus
Educational
methodist college
1975 Summer Session
APPLICATION
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Full Na~e (~r., ~rs., ~iss)
Per~anent Address
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Graduation
Dates Attended
College Attendance:
date
Degree ~
(Name)
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Ter~ I - Course:
(1 course)
Dept. & Nu~ber
Title
Se~. Hrs.
Period
Ter~ II - Course:
(2 courses ~axi~u~)
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Title
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Period
Ter~ III - Course:
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Check and co~plete one:
( ) Te~porary transfer student fro~ another college, or recent high school graduate who will attend another college
in the fall. The. student na~ed above is hereby granted per~ission to take the course(s) listed above in the
~ethodist College Su~~er Session, 1975.
College
Date
or University
( ) Public school teacher.
School
Signature
Last teaching experience:
State
of
Dean
or
Registrar
year
County
For certificate renewal send a transcript of ~y record of courses and grades to:
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(Administrative
Attn:
Unit)
(Name
Address:
(City)
(State)
Methodist College Student.
Approved by
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.,Advisor.
~AIL
TO:
Dr. Fred C. McDavid, Director of Summer Session
~ETHODIST COLLEGE
Fayetteville,
North Carolina
28301
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methodist college
tn-term
summer
seSSIon
TERM I
May 12 - 30
Class period 8:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Music
Fundamentals
forArt
Classroom
Teachers 324
GERMAN:
The
New
Testament
Macroeconomics
Introduction
to
Literature
Modern
Mathematics
International
Relations
Health
Education
in
the
Elem.
School
SH
Western
Civilization
II
Ancient
History
DEP ARTMENT AND COURSE TITLE
Adaptive
First
Aid
Comparative
Government
IIEducation
Minority
Relations
Criminology
Sociological
Theory
Political
Theory
I Family
Adolescent
Phychology
Marriage
and
the
Hispanic
Culture
Theory
and
Practice
in
Survey
Printmaking
ofPsychology
English
Literature
Introduction
to
Philosophy
General
Educational
Psychology
Chemistry
IPhysics
Public
Cultural
Speaking
Anthropology
Psychology
of
Personal
Adjustment
Religions
of
the
World
Biology
IEarth
Science
Child
Psychology
253
351
226
260
372
240
100needed for graduating seniors (8-12 noon)
211
102
201
250
302
305
311
ART:
340
251
431
410
303
352
ART:
151
202
351
101
356
152
ENGLISH:
GERMAN:
As
POLITICAL
SCIENCE:
RELIGION:
SOCIOLOGY:
PSYCHOLOGY:
SCIENCE:
HISTORY:
MATHEMATICS:
PHILOSOPHY:
SPANISH:
ECONOMICS:
SPEECH
AND
DRAMATICS:
MUSIC:
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION:
PSYCHOLOGY:
SOCIOLOGY:
HISTORY:
DEPARTMENT
AND COURSE TITLE
Third
class
period
11:20
12:50
2-3
TERM
205II Painting
2-3
207 Sculpture
POLITICAL SCIENCE:
BIOLOGY:
4
153 General Biology (8-12 noon)
ECONOMICS:
3
251 Principles of Accounting I
3
351 Marketing
3
420 Comparative Economic Systems
EDUCATION:
3
341 Early Childhood Education (K-3)
3
354 Organization of the Secondary School
ENGLISH:
3
361 Literature for Children
FRENCH:
303 Survey of French Literature
GEOGRAPHY:
252 Regional Geography
3
I
3
June9-Julyll*
First class period 8:00 - 9:30 a.m.
DEPARTMENT
AND COURSE TITLE
ART:
151 Art Appreciation
ECONOMICS:
311 Money and Banking
EDUCATION:
251 Introduction to Ed. in Public Schools
ENGLISH:
252 Survey of American Literature
FRENCH:
160 French Culture
HISTORY:
450 Modern European History
MA THEMA TICS:
306 Modern Math. for Elem. Teachers
PSYCHOLOGY:
360 Abnormal Psychology
RELIGION:
SH
3
3
3
3
3
3
I
3
3
101 Introduction to Th~ Old Testament
SCIENCE:
100 Biology IEarth Science
SOCIOLOGY:
355 Physical Anthropology
3
4
3
Second class period 9:40 - 11:10 a.m.
DEPARTMENT
ART:
209 Crafts
AND COURSE TITLE
SH
2
EDUCATION:
441 Education of Exceptional Children
485 Research Seminar in Education
ENGLISH:
201 Survey of English Literature
220
Fundamentals
of Reading
GERMAN:
As needed for graduating seniors
HISTORY:
101 Western Civilization I
201 United States History I
MATHEMATICS:
101 A Survey of Basic Mathematics
407 Modern Math. for Elem. Teachers
PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
301 Physical Ed. in the Elem. School
3
TBD
3
3
4
3
3
II
3
3
3
SH4
Methodist College Facts
TERM III
PURPOSE
July 14 - August 22*
Methodist College is a four-year, co-educational college of
liberal arts and sciences. It is a church involved college with a
quality academic program.
Limited offerings in the following areas:
Economics
Psychology
Education
Religion
History
Sociology
Political Science
Spanish
BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES
*Time requirements for Terms II and III will be adjusted for
public school teachers.
There are 22 buildings on campus including the academic
buildings and athletic and student life facilities. The campus is
situated on 600 acres of rolling woodlands overlooking the
historic Cape Fear Valley and is valued at almost $10 million.
CURRICULA
COST
Tuition: $50.00 per semester hour
Registration Fee: $5.00 per course
Limited housing on campus will be available.
Students should make arrangements with
the Registrar.
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.)
The College reserves the right to cancel any listed
course for which there is insufficient registration
prior to the beginning of the term.
For
further
information and application forms
Dr. Fred C. McDavid
Director of Summer Session
METHODIST COLLEGE
Fayetteville, N.C. 28301
contact:
Majors offered:
Art, Biology, Business AdministrationEconomics, Chemistry, Elementary Teacher Education (K-3
and 4-9), English, French, History, Mathematics, Music,
Physical Education, Political Science, Religion, Sociology,
Social Work, Spanish and a Teacher Education Program
preparing secondary school teachers of English, French,
Mathematics, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies,
Spanish and the special subject teacher of music or art; and a
3-2 Engineering program. B.A. and B.S. Degrees.
Minors offered:
Art, Biology, Business Administration,
Chemistry, Economics, English, French, German, History,
Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science,
Physical Education, Psychology, Religion, Education, Sociology, Social Work, and Spanish.
ACCREDITATION
Member of: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools,
North Carolina Association of Colleges and Universities,
American Council on Education, Association of American
Colleges, North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges
and :Universities.
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