Curriculum

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# Title Date Summary
351 Amateur sleuths can sharpen their skills
Northern Iowan 77:27, p.6 		Erlene Hubly will teach course on mystery fiction.
352 Race relations class added
Northern Iowan 77:26, p.6 		Jim Chadney will teach course on "Ethnic and Race Relations".
353 Are these classes an 'easy A'
Northern Iowan 77:23, p.5 		A look a several popular classes on campus.
354 One recreation major becomes two
Northern Iowan 77:23, p.3 		Carol Cooper talks about the split into Therapeutic Recreation and Community Recreation.
355 Rural education seminar offered
Northern Iowan 77:23, p.5 		Professor Dreier talks about the course he will teach.
356 History majors: try public history
Northern Iowan 77:21, p.6

Glenda Riley administers grant which will include development of public history course.
357 Home economics is competitive
Northern Iowan 77:21, p.4 		Mary Franken talks at length about the modern home economics curriculum.
358 Study poetry of James Hearst
Public Relations News Release 77:20, p.13 		Professor Ward will teach course.
359 'Visual arts in society' is offered
Northern Iowan 77:18, p.10 		Ken Lash talks about the course.
360 Save class from extinction
Northern Iowan 77:15, p.2 		Asks for support to help keep the Maternal and Infant Health course by signing a petition.
361 Nurses get special program
Northern Iowan 77:15, p.6 		Dean McCollum talks about general studies as a means for registered nurses to improve their academic backgrounds.
362 Broadcasters make waves with UNI radio classes
Northern Iowan 77:10, p.7 		Loren Buser and Clare Rampton will teach class in football broadcasting.
363 New course related family, lifestyle
Northern Iowan 77:2, p.6 		An independent study course in the fields relating to the family and lifestyles will be offered.
364 'General education unbalanced'
Northern Iowan 77:2, p.2 		Feels that the lack of emphasis on history, literature, philosophy, psychology, and sociology in the general education requirements hinders students overall knowledge.
365 No money for Ed. D. this year
Alumnus 65:3, p.7 		Regents accept President Kamerick's recommendation to postpone action due to current financial situation.
366 Ten years toward diversity
Alumnus 65:3, p.3 		President Kamerick offers views of the first ten years of his presidency; photo.
367 Board of Regents passes skyway remodeling plan
Northern Iowan 76:57, p.1 		The Board of Regents voted on renovations to residence complexes and allocated funds to continue work recommended by the State Fire Marshall.
368 Costs are prohibitive
Northern Iowan 76:57, p.2 		Concerns about lengthening the business program to four and a half years.
369 New course connects art with society
Northern Iowan 76:54, p.3 		A course on visual arts in society will be offered on a temporary basis next fall. The course will be taught by Ken Lash.
370 New personnel course
Northern Iowan 76:53, p.3 		A new course entitled 'Public Personnel Administration' will be offered by the political science department. Allen Hays will be the instructor.
371 Course designed to sharpen organization skills
Northern Iowan 76:51, p.11 		Professor Ann Struthers is teaching a course on specialized writing.
372 Faculty Senate approves changes despite objection
Northern Iowan 76:50, p.1 		The Faculty Senate approved changes to the curriculum. Some of these changes included the modification of prerequisites and the restructuring of majors and minors. James Skaine of the speech department objected to many of the changes.
373 Out in the country
Northern Iowan 76:40, p.1 		A class will be offered next quarter on rural education.
374 Sign language course draws wide variety of students
Northern Iowan 76:39, p.11 		Professor Hugo Beykirch explains the areas covered in the Introduction to Sign Language course, including the differences between coded systems and American Sign Language, as well as providing basic signing skills.
375 School of Business success story
Alumnus 65:1, p.14 		School attains collegiate status; Professor Waller, the new director, talks about the difficulties faced by the program, the curriculum, accreditation, and the success of its students; photo.
376 Re-certification requires human relations course
UNI Century 8:1, p.2 		UNI offers in-service course to meet requirement.
377 New course on Europe
Northern Iowan 76:23, p.3 		"Studies in History: European Popular Culture" will be a new course offered next semester.
378 New spring courses: business to breakups
Northern Iowan 76:22, p.3 		Lists the new courses that will be offered in the spring semester.
379 New GE course
Northern Iowan 76:21, p.4 		The new general education course offered by the HPELS is Maternal and Infant Health.
380 New course explores art of living
Northern Iowan 76:16, p.7 		An experimental course in the humanities entitled "The Uses of the Humanities in Becoming Human" will be offered next semester.
381 Isn't anything sacred anymore?
Northern Iowan 76:7, p.3 		Believes School of Music has developed a music curriculum that produces excellent music teachers.
382 Music Ed. degree is a professional program
Northern Iowan 76:7, p.3 		Jerrold Pritchard emphasizes that a music education degree is a professional program and prepares students for their vocation.
383 Waller to head business school
Northern Iowan 76:6, p.1 		At a recent Board of Regents meeting, Robert Waller was named the head of the School of Business; M. A. in general psychology approved; establish Educational Research and Development Center.
384 Quality of education declined?
Northern Iowan 76:5, p.1 		Professor James Skaine will discuss several issues related to higher education.
385 Religion on TV
Northern Iowan 76:2, p.4 		A television-based course entitled "The Long Search--A Study of Religions" will be offered this fall.
386 New M. A. degrees proposed
Alumnus 64:3, p.7 		Approve major in conducting and major in two languages.
387 Regents approve academic changes
Northern Iowan 75:62, p.1 		The Board of Regents approved many academic changes for UNI, including the establishment of the Educational Research and Development Center.
388 Regents approve $200,000 for UNI projects at May meeting
Northern Iowan 75:58, p.1 		The Board of Regents approved a preliminary budget for UNI. The budget included $200,000 for construction projects.
389 UNI offers course on classroom discipline
Northern Iowan 75:56, p.3 		A new class on approaches to classroom discipline will be offered at UNI. The class will be taught by Joe Przychodzin.
390 Summer course
Northern Iowan 75:44, p.5 		Charles Wheeler will teach "The teaching of English".
391 From swords to John Wayne
Northern Iowan 75:42, p.8 		Offers course in stage fighting; photo.
392 M. A. in psychology proposed
Northern Iowan 75:42, p.3 		Description of proposal.
393 Rural education program offered; 16-hour emphasis
Northern Iowan 75:40, p.9 		Professor Dreier talks about the curriculum.
394 Learning the differences between 18 and 80-year-olds
UNI Century 7:2, p.4 		Professor Jill Wallace explains Certificate in Gerontology program; photo.
395 Curriculum a potential problem?
Northern Iowan 75:39, p.3 		Symposium participants cite growth in length of majors.
396 New courses
Northern Iowan 75:30, p.7 		Professor Nodarse will teach "How to learn a foreign language"; Professor Quirk will teach "Perspectives on Urban Life".
397 Shakespeare comes to life in UNI course; audio-visual aid used
Northern Iowan 75:30, p.6 		Professor Kalmar will teach class involving many productions on film or on TV.
398 Drama course
Northern Iowan 75:28, p.4 		Professor Lounsberry will teach course on contemporary drama.
399 Course numbering may be changed
Northern Iowan 75:26, p.1 		Ad hoc committee recommends eliminating 000 sequence.
400 Language course to be offered
Northern Iowan 75:25, p.5 		Phyllis Scott will offer "Oral Language and Commuicative Development".