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« M A D OFFERS CREDIT COURSES The college or Arts and Sciences has approved a plan or offers no two UN 3 VERSfTV COURSES BY RAD SO THROUGH THE CO-OPERATI ON OF THE CORRESPONDENCE STUDY DEPARTMENT AND WNAQ<> The ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MADE BY M S SS tyCY TANDY? DIRECTOR OF CORRESPONDENCE J STUOIES» AND M e 88 VIRGINIA HaWK? WNA0 STATION 08 RECTOR* Beginning March 6, Spanish 10I will be broadcast from 9? 30 to *0 AcM* every Monday? Wednesday and Friday for a period of 8S weeks. This is a three- hour COURSE AND WILL BE TAUGHT BY STEPHEN $CATORJ? PROFESSOR OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES,, On March 7 the first lesson in History *2? a course in Oklahoma history? WILL BE BROADCAST BY E, £„ OaLE? PROFESSOR OF HISTORY, THIS IS A TWO-HOUR COURSE AND WILL BE HEARD FROM 4 TO 4o3G PoMo EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY FOR 16 WEEKS, Enrolments in the courses must be made through the correspondence study DEPARTMENT BEFORE THE FOURTH RADIO LECTURE IS GIVEN, A FEE OF $5, WILL BE CHARGED FOR EACH SEMESTER HOUR, Requirements for each semester hour of credit are a minimum of three WRITTEN REPORTS TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE CORRESPONDENCE STUDY DEPARTMENT? A MID-TERM EXAMINATION AND A FINAL EXAMINATION, ThE FINAL EXAMINATION MUST BE TAKEN WITHIN ONE MONTH AFTER THE BROADCAST OF THE LAST LECTURE MM THE COURSES By THIS PLAN THERE WILL BE NO CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION AND THE CREDIT EARNED WILL BE RECORDED AS A CORRESPONDENCE STUDY CREDIT. RADIO - NEWS TRAINING RECOMMENDED Refresher courses for broadcast news personnel and long-range principles FOR TRAINING RADIO JOURNALISM STUDENTS WERE RE COMMENCE 0 BY THE SUB¬ COMMITTEE of the NAB Mews Committee* which met in joint session on February 25 with representatives of the Rational Association of State Universities at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel? New York. The sub-committee advised that universk ties co-operate by giving fresh¬ ening COURSES FOR NEWSROOM STAFFERS OF OUTLETS IN THEIR AREAS« TRAINING FOR AIRWAVE ’ JOURNAL!SM UNDERGRADUATES WAS RECOMMENDED TO INCLUDE SOCIAL STUDIES? SCIENCE? FOREIGN LANGUAGES? SHORTHAND AND TYPING. ^NY PLAN ? THE GROUP DECIDED? SHOULD ALSO INVOLVE PRACTICAL BROADCASTING EXPERIENCE FOR BOTH FACULTY AND STUDENTS, Attending the conference were sub-committee members? William Brooks? DIRECTOR OF NEWS AND SPECIAL EVENTS FOR NBC; PAUL WHITE* DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS FOR CBS? AND WALT ^ENNIS? DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND SPECIAL EVENTS FOR WHN ? New YORK. W&tLlAM ByRKE M I LLER, .MANAGER OF THE NBC PUBLIC SERVICE DEPARTMENT? SAT IN AS SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL ADVISER, University representatives consisted of: Wilbur Schramm? director of the State University of Iowa*© Journalism School; Mitchell Charnley? head of the School of Journalism or the University of Minnesota? # and I. Keith Tyler? acting director of radio education at Ohio State University,