Summer Session
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| 201 | French institute SCI first; 12 workshops on campus College Eye 60:59, p.1 |
Brief description of summer institutes. | |
| 202 | Summer hours announced for office, library College Eye 60:58, p.3 |
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| 203 | Summer hours for dining and snacks listed College Eye 60:58, p.1 |
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| 204 | 50 teachers participate in NDEA institute College Eye 60:57, p.6 |
Will participate in eight-week summer session. | |
| 205 | Frosh summer enrollment is decreasing College Eye 60:57, p.6 |
Enrollment in summer for freshmen who wish to start college early is declining. | |
| 206 | Students must file summer session intent College Eye 60:38, p.1 |
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| 207 | Workshop for repertory theatre this summer College Eye 60:31, p.6 |
Company will perform three works. | |
| 208 | Applications for math program will be received College Eye 60:30, p.7 |
Seeking applications for NSF summer math institute. | |
| 209 | Applications for study in summer workshops due College Eye 60:30, p.4 |
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| 210 | Summer enrollment increases Alumnus 50:3, p.17 |
Summer 1965 enrollment is 2713. | |
| 211 | Summer workshops finish after eleven days of work College Eye 59:53, p.2 |
Highlights of safety education and programmed instruction workshops. | |
| 212 | Post session workshops in various fields take place at SCI this month College Eye 59:52, p.1 |
Description of workshops. | |
| 213 | Recreational activities for end of term are planned College Eye 59:52, p.1 |
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| 214 | Catholic sisters take up text books, forego teaching duties for summer College Eye 59:49, p.2 |
Profile of Roman Catholic nuns who are studying on campus; photo. | |
| 215 | 'Traveling' mixer tonight; activity night to morrow College Eye 59:45, p.1 |
Activities will be held at several locations. | |
| 216 | Don¿t hibernate this summer; be friendly, active, curious College Eye 59:45, p.2 |
If students look for activities, they will find movies, hiking, socializing, clubs, and other pastimes. | |
| 217 | Summer enrollment 2,748; 111 higher than '64 session College Eye 59:45, p.1 |
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| 218 | Summer hours announced for library, offices College Eye 59:45, p.1 |
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| 219 | Untitled College Eye 59:45, p.2 |
Students in class dream of summer days spent fishing. | |
| 220 | Office hours will change June seventh College Eye 59:44, p.3 |
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| 221 | Friday will be summer school registration day College Eye 59:40, p.4 |
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| 222 | Summer school housing cards due this Friday College Eye 59:38, p.1 |
A look at the upcoming summer session. | |
| 223 | Applications for Guidance School due Thursday College Eye 59:30, p.3 |
May enroll in summer institute. | |
| 224 | Knutson to attend summer school conference College Eye 59:30, p.3 |
Will attend regional meeting. | |
| 225 | Summer offerings not expanded College Eye 59:22, p.2 |
Currently only two of the twenty-eight listed courses can be considered 'advanced.' | |
| 226 | 11-weekers liven campus Alumnus 49:3, p.16 |
735 remain for three week session following regular summer 8-week session; photo. | |
| 227 | 1st summer English Institute Alumnus 49:3, p.12 |
Twenty teachers will study teaching concepts. | |
| 228 | New program for Lab School Alumnus 49:3, p.12 |
Eight-week summer program in music and drama. | |
| 229 | Activities planned for last 2 weeks College Eye 58:38, p.1 |
A look at activities for the last part of the 11-week session. | |
| 230 | Eye will rest next week for 8-week final exams College Eye 58:37, p.1 |
Will publish two-page issues during last weeks of 11-week session. | |
| 231 | Summer UPC schedules stage play, films, parties College Eye 58:32, p.1 |
Schedule of summer activities. | |
| 232 | Co-ed games, swims in summer recreation plans College Eye 58:31, p.3 |
Schedule for recreational facilities. | |
| 233 | Student attitudes do change with further experience College Eye 58:31, p.1 |
Finds differences between those who are starting school this summer as opposed to those who started school last summer; photo. | |
| 234 | Summer enrollment total up 15 per cent from '63 College Eye 58:31, p.1 |
Enrollment for summer 1964 is now 2628; photo. | |
| 235 | Summer hours earlier at offices, Union, Library College Eye 58:31, p.1 |
Summer schedules. | |
| 236 | Summer session approved Alumnus 49:2, p.9 |
Regents approve extensive summer program. | |
| 237 | Three plus two equals four . . . . Alumnus 49:2, p.16 |
Outline of various summer session programs. | |
| 238 | New 11-week term highlights summer Alumnus 48:3, p.9 |
Long term will be continued; photo. | |
| 239 | Eight week summer session ends Wednesday College Eye 57:39, p.1 |
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| 240 | 2300 enroll for 8, 11-week Summer School College Eye 57:33, p.3 |
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| 241 | Dr. Maucker greets students College Eye 57:33, p.2 |
J. W. Maucker writes a letter of welcome to summer students. | |
| 242 | Year around school has advantages for students College Eye 57:33, p.2 |
Students finish sooner and save money through year around school. | |
| 243 | '63 summer school students now total 1102 College Eye 57:31, p.3 |
Significant increase over previous year. | |
| 244 | Lab School conducting summer session Alumnus 48:2, p.7 |
Will run eight week session in variety of areas. | |
| 245 | Regents approve $301,000 for '63 summer school College Eye 57:15, p.3 |
12% increase over last summer. | |
| 246 | College offers 11-week summer session in 1963 Alumnus 47:4, p.9 |
Students can take as many as twelve hours; can graduate in three years; photo. | |
| 247 | New summer term for beginning freshmen offered next summer College Eye 57:9, p.6 |
May earn up to twelve credits in twelve weeks. | |
| 248 | Lab School provides chance to observe, experiment College Eye 56:40, p.1 |
Richard Lattin talks about the purposes of the PLS summer session. | |
| 249 | Summer school--a job well done College Eye 56:40, p.2 |
Thank-yous and congratulations from the editors. | |
| 250 | 8-week session enrollment shows increase over 1961 College Eye 56:35, p.4 |
Enrollment reaches 2073. | |
| 251 | Beauty and the bow College Eye 56:35, p.1 |
Student prepares to shoot an arrow; photo. | |
| 252 | Current registration expected to top 1961 College Eye 56:34, p.1 |
Final figures not in but running slightly ahead of previous year; photo. | |
| 253 | Summer school session to include 3 lecturers of Asian studies College Eye 56:33, p.8 |
Highlights of summer session. | |
| 254 | 900 register for summer College Eye 56:31, p.4 |
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| 255 | Summer session of Lab School June 18-Aug. 10 College Eye 56:31, p.4 |
Will offer classes for kindergarten through junior high school students. | |
| 256 | Registration for summer session today, tomorrow College Eye 56:30, p.1 |
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| 257 | Summer session to offer special programs this year College Eye 56:25, p.4 |
Will offer honors program, program for provisional students, and early start for fall students. | |
| 258 | SCI awarded support for summer counseling institute College Eye 56:19, p.10 |
Will provide grants for advanced study. | |
| 259 | Full slate of courses awaits summer students Alumnus 47:1, p.3 |
List of courses, workshops, and conferences; photo. | |
| 260 | $268,000 budget approved by Regents for summer session College Eye 56:16, p.3 |
A look at the various workshops and institutes to be held on campus this summer. | |
| 261 | Board of Regents announces 12 week summer school in '63 College Eye 56:15, p.5 |
Marshall Beard talks about the advantages of the summer session schedule. | |
| 262 | New summer session creates advantages College Eye 56:15, p.2 |
Likes the new summer session classes offered to students at SCI. | |
| 263 | Price Laboratory School summer draws to a close Public Relations News Release 1960:566, p.1 |
The Malcolm Price Laboratory School summer session comes to a close after holding programs in special education, a social science seminar, a junior high science and mathematics workshop, and classes for students in kindergarten through eighth grade. | |
| 264 | Sky's the limit for some SCI students Public Relations News Release 1960:565, p.1 |
The families of Joseph Robinson and Robert Norris spend the summer camping while the two men attend class at the State College of Iowa. | |
| 265 | SCI post-session Public Relations News Release 1960:559, p.1 |
Nearly one-hundred elementary and high school educators come together for post-session workshops, where they will cooperate with the National Education Association in writing a guidebook for use in driver education. Howard Knutson directs the session. | |
| 266 | Post-session opens here August 14 College Eye 52:41, p.4 |
Quick look at post-session classes and workshops. | |
| 267 | SCI summer session closes Friday Public Relations News Release 1960:555, p.1 |
The eight week summer session closes on Friday August 11 with an enrollment of 2,523 students. Commencement exercises are to be held in the Men's Gymnasium. Instruction for the fall semester begins September 14. | |
| 268 | Special to the Asian student Public Relations News Release 1960:557, p.1 |
The second annual Summer Program on Asia comes to a close with the end of the eight week summer session. Professor Nathan Talbott directed the program, drawing from his studies at both the Universities of Washington and Kyoto, Japan. | |
| 269 | The Bee Hive College Eye 52:41, p.2 |
Summarizes the summer term. | |
| 270 | SCI school program unique in Mid-West College Eye 52:40, p.1 |
A look at the purposes and content of summer session at PLS; photo. | |
| 271 | The Ivory Tower College Eye 52:40, p.2 |
Feels lawnmowers disturb summer learning. | |
| 272 | Student art show opens Sunday at SCI Public Relations News Release 1960:536, p.1 |
Students of summer art courses will exhibit their projects in the art gallery of the Arts and Industries building in the annual summer art show. Student works include medieval calligraphy, a Japanese bamboo instrument, and examples of cave paintings. | |
| 273 | Math and science for junior high underway at Price College Eye 52:38, p.4 |
Accelerated program underway for sixty students. | |
| 274 | Japanese expert to speak at SCI Monday Public Relations News Release 1960:489, p.1 |
Harvard University's Professor Howard Hibbett speaks in the auditorium of Sabin Hall on Japanese literature and poetry. The lecture is part of the summer Program on Asia, directed by Professor Nathan Talbott. | |
| 275 | Local teacher wins ISTC scholarship Public Relations News Release 1960:484, p.1 |
Terry Halstead is admitted to the Summer Program on Asia, sponsored by the department of social science and directed by Professor Nathan Talbott. The program includes courses on Oriental civilization and history of the Far East. | |
| 276 | Okinawan art display to open at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:482, p.1 |
The department of art sponsors an exhibition of eighty Okinawan scrolls, pottery, and textiles in the Arts and Industries building in cooperation with the Summer Program on Asia. | |
| 277 | 15 superior freshmen tackle new program in English, humanities College Eye 52:34, p.4 |
Special program for fifteen superior students; could be forerunner of an honors program; list of students in class. | |
| 278 | Commons sets special events for summer College Eye 52:34, p.1 |
Quick look at summer events. | |
| 279 | End of a hectic morning College Eye 52:34, p.1 |
Students pay fees for summer school; photo. | |
| 280 | Price Lab School summer classes open to observers College Eye 52:34, p.1 |
Schedule of classes being taught. | |
| 281 | The Bee Hive College Eye 52:41, p.2 |
A collection of thoughts on summer school. | |
| 282 | Chinese economist to speak at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:467, p.1 |
Professor Chou Shun-hsin of Pittsburg University is scheduled to speak on the economy of Communist China in Sabin Hall for the Summer Program on Asia. Shun-hsin has served as a delegate to the United Nations on numerous occasions. | |
| 283 | Original prints available at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:469, p.1 |
The department of art offers the rental of original prints from European, American, and Japanese artists for the eight-week summer session. The prints are made available through the art office of the Arts and Industries Building. | |
| 284 | ISTC summer enrollment well over 2,000 Public Relations News Release 1960:463, p.1 |
Registrar Marshall R. Beard announces that enrollment for the summer session has reached 2,004. This figure does not include enrollment in workshops and seminars. | |
| 285 | ISTC to hold science and mathematics workshops Public Relations News Release 1960:459, p.1 |
Professor Ross Nielsen directs the summer Science and Mathematics Seminar for junior high students, held at Price Laboratory School. Instructors include Albert Potter, Walter Gohman, Donald Wiederanders, and George Immerzeel. Students listed. | |
| 286 | Freshmen to begin ISTC honors study this summer Public Relations News Release 1960:457, p.1 |
Fifteen freshmen are to begin an advanced program of English and Humanities, earning seven hours of credit through two courses designed for gifted students. Professor Edwin Maurer and Robert Dalziel lead the program with discussion by Roy Chung. | |
| 287 | ISTC professor to lead Cincinnati workshop Public Relations News Release 1960:454, p.1 |
Professor Glenadine Gibb serves as a consultant for the University of Cincinnati's Summer School Arithmetic Workshop. Following the workshop, she will attend a Yale mathematics study group and act as guest lecturer for the National Science Foundation. | |
| 288 | ISTC prof to Missouri for summer session Public Relations News Release 1960:446, p.1 |
Professor Joe Przychodzin is invited to spend the summer session at the University of Missouri to teach three graduate courses in secondary education. Przychodzin is the supervisor of student teaching at Price Laboratory School. | |
| 289 | Summer session begins June 19 College Eye 52:33, p.1 |
Several special sessions and institutes will be held. | |
| 290 | Summer calendar announced at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:434, p.1 |
Commencement exercises bring the spring semester to a close, beginning the eight-week summer session. Institutes in biology, counseling, earth science, mathematics, and Asian programs are scheduled for the session. | |
| 291 | Summer schedule announced at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:435, p.1 |
The summer session begins after Commencement exercises. Institutes in biology, earth science, counseling, mathematics, and Asian studies are to be held. Professor Howard Knutson acts as director of the summer session.. | |
| 292 | Summer classes to be offered in Iowa towns College Eye 52:31, p.3 |
Classes will be offered in Centerville, Cherokee, Clinton, Mason City, Red Oak, and Spirit Lake. | |
| 293 | ISTC offers eight summer extension courses Public Relations News Release 1960:406, p.1 |
The Extension Service offers eight summer courses in towns across the state for three to six hours of credit. These courses are for students in the fields of education, mathematics, literature, and humanities. | |
| 294 | ISTC to offer extension course here Public Relations News Release 1960:405, p.1 |
Professor Julia Sparrow instructs a summer course on remedial reading in Mason City. Enrollment forms may be obtained from Professor Raymond Schlicher of Extension Services. | |
| 295 | ISTC to offer extension courses here Public Relations News Release 1960:403, p.1 |
Courses in arithmetic, counseling, children's literature, and parent education are held over the summer session. Instructors include Professors Corinne Harper, William O. Maricle, Betts Ann Roth, and Bernice Helff. Course sites listed. | |
| 296 | ISTC to conduct summer program for mentally handicapped Public Relations News Release 1960:342, p.1 |
The Malcolm Price Laboratory School hosts a summer program for mentally handicapped children ranging in age from nine to thirteen. The children will be instructed by college students under the supervision of Professor Harry Beck and Mrs. Olive Bradfield. | |
| 297 | Malcolm Price Lab School announces summer program Public Relations News Release 1960:298, p.1 |
The Price Laboratory School announces summer programs for kindergarten, elementary, high school, and special education students. Students will be accepted into the summer session in order of application. | |
| 298 | T. C. to recess for Easter Public Relations News Release 1960:299, p.1 |
Professor William C. Lang announces the beginning of Easter vacation. Spring semester comes to a close on June 9, followed by the beginning of the summer session on June 19. | |
| 299 | Regents approve summer schedule College Eye 52:20, p.5 |
Budget increased 3%; expecting about two thousand students. | |
| 300 | In tune with the times; 1961 summer session Alumnus 46:1, p.3 |
Expect strong enrollment for large variety of programs; photo. |