News Scrapbook 1959-1962

GENER~L INFORMATION · COLLEGE FOR MEN of the University of San Diego is a privately .....~_._...ed non-profit corporation chartered by the State of California to uct a four-year liberal arts college and empowered to grant upon the etion of its program the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of e an

SUMMER SESSION

COURSES OF INSTRUCTION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 6A (WITH LAB.). PRINCIPLES OF Ac- COUNTING. A foundation in theoretical and practical accounting. The study of commercial transactions, financial reports and systems. 4 units D BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 122. LABOR RELATIONS. The study of labor movements and the theory and practice of labor-ctfanagement relations involving grievance procedure, collective bargaining and labor legislation. Prereguisites: Economics lA-1B. . 3 units O BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 123. PRODUCTION MANAGI!ME,:\IT. The efficient use of materials, labor, machines and methods of modern prod- uction; with constant stress upon coses. Prerequisites: Economics lA-lB; Business Administration 21. 3 units D ECONOMICS lA. PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS. The study of the institu- tions and processes of producing, exchanging and distributing goods and services. An analysis of the total economy and its parts. ......... 3 units D ECONOMICS 111. MONEY AND BANKING. Organization and operation of the commercial banking system, the relation of money and credit to prices, and monetary policies. Prerequisites: Economics lA-lB. .... ...... _ .. . . ·- . _.. 3 units O ECONOMICS 122. BUSINESS CYCLES. The causes, measurements and control of economic fluctuations; the impact upon the economy, and pos- sible uses for forecasting. Prereguisices: Economics 1A-1B. Period 3. Penod 2. Period 3. Period 1. .. ... .... Period 3 ___ .. ..... ...... ENGLISH lB. RHETORIC AND CoMPOSITION_ Mechanics and technique of the research paper. Increased emphasis on vocabulary and prose style. Prerequisite: English lA. Period 1. 3 units O . .......-.. 3 units D ENGLISH 125. THE EPIC. A study of epic poetry from Homer to the present. Period 2. 3 units D ENGLISH 46B. INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH LITERATURE. A survey of English literature from the mid-eighteenth century to the present. Period 2. Period 1. .._.. . 3 units O EDUCATION 108. PHILOSOPHY OJ' EDUCATION. Critical study of edu- canonal thought, modern educational problems. Period 3. __ _. . .................. . . ......_.. 3 units O

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The College for Men offers the following Summer Session program as a service to students of the University of San Diego and of other colleges and universities who would like to spend the summer profitably in South- ern California's Harbor of the Sun.. Classes are small. Guided by em- inently qualified professors, the student thus gets more personal attention and counsel. No student is allowed to register for more than two courses in the Summer Session.

SUMMER SESSION CALENDAR

Registration.

- Monday - Tuesday - Monday - - -

June 27 June 28

Summer Session classes begin. Independence Day, University holiday. - Final Examinations. Summer Sessions ends.

July

4

Fnday

August 5

SUMMER SESSION SCHEDULE Period 1 - 8:00 - 9:15 A.M.

9:30 - 10:45 A.M. 11:00 - 12:1'.> P.M.

Period 2 - Period 3 -

Accounting, with laboratory -

(Business Administration 6A -

11:00 - 12 :35 P.M.)

SUMMER SESSION FEES

Registiation Fee ( for students not attending current

2.00

semester at the University) Tuition, payable at Registration Late Registration _ Room ( resident students) Board ( resident students)

per 3-unit course 50.00

3.00 65.00 75.00

SUMMER SESSION FACULTY

Roger G. Ashamy, M.S. (Illinois) .. - .. Stephen J. Barres, Ph.D. (Purdue) --· John B. Bremner, M.S. (Columbia) Walter P. Buetzler, Ph.D. (St. Louis) Leo F. Lanphier, M.A. (Gonzaga) . Paul Louis, Ed.D. (Michigan Stace) Francis J. McKeown, M.Ed. (Loyola) .. Irving W. Parker, M.A. (San Diego Seate) Robert C. Walsh, Ph.D. (Fordham) ..... Joseph Williams, M.A. (Catholic University) . James J. Young, M.A. (Dublin) .. ·- -·

. Accountmg Management ...-..·· .... English -..- Philosophy Philosophy &onomJCs

Education English . English

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History English

ENGLISH 140. MODERN BRITISH DRAMA. From Wilde and Shaw to the present. Period 3......-....-.........._ ....-....-........ .....................-....-....-......................-... -..............3 units 0 ~I~!O~Y 4B. HISTORY OF WESTERN UVILIZATION. Survey of European c_1v!hzat1on ~~om the Fre~ch Revolution to modern times, noting the re- hg1ous, pohttcal, economic, social and cultural institutions of mankind. Period 2, ...._ .. _ ..........-....-..... ·-· .......................................-....-...... ·-............. 3 units O HISTORY 17B. HISTORY OF THE UNITED ST.ATES. The Civil War Re- construction, Industrialism, World War I-II. This course covers th~ re- quirement in state and local government. Period 3............-....... - ... ...... ........................-.........._. ·-·· ......._ .............. 3 units O HISTORY 172B. U.S. CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY. From the Civil War ·- . ·-·........................ 3 units 0 MATHEMATICS A. BEGINNING ALGEBRA. For entering freshmen defi- cient in high school algebra. Period 2.. .. . ..-......._ .. ·-·... .... ......... ...... .. ..................... 3 units, no credit O PJ:-IILOSOPHY 32. LOGIC. An investigation of traditional logic as the SC1ence and ar~ of correct thinking. A consideration of the concept and the term, the Judgment and the proposition, and reasoning, both deduc- tive and inductive. Per~od 2. ........ .. ...._....... ........... .. . . .................... -.... _ ................_ ... 3 units O PHILOSOPHY 131A. PHI~OS?PHY OF C:oN?UCT. The general princi- ~les of morality, norms, ob1ect1ve. and subJect1v~ law, conscience, obliga- t10ns, nght. Methods of formmg the conscience, responsibility for unwanted results, free activity. Period 1. ...........-....... .............'. ........................................... ··- ...-.......................... 3 units O PHILOSOPHY 175. PHILOSOPHY OF CoMMUNISM. Study of the philo- sophical aspects of communism. Period 3............-..............-.......... ..... .. ......................................-.................3 units 0 APPLICATION This page "!a~ be detached and used for your application. Check box opposite course descrzptron for courses you want to take. Applkations should be filed before Wedne1day, fune 22. Name..·-·-·--• ..·······-·-·--··- ..·-·······-·····-····-•···-··• .................-..._ ....._._···-··-···· .. ·-···· ..············-·- Address.--...·..··--· ..--·· .......-...-..............-....--. ·-...............--····· ..-·......-...-...-... . This will be my lsL.. ·-· 2nd......-... 3rd....--.... 4th.....-..... or more.-.......... semester of college work. to the present clay. Period 1. .... ......-...._. .... . .... . ...... ..............

UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO

College for Men

SUMMER SESSION 1960

GENERAL INFORMATION COURSES OF INSTRUCTION

Alcala Park San Diego 10, California

Admissions Office, College for Men UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO Alcala Park, San Diego 10, California

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