4fThe Daily Tar HeelfThursday. October 29, 1981
Selecting courses in advance kelps estimate demand
By FRANCES SILVA
1)111 Staff Writer
Students should pre-register for the
spring semester on time so demand for
classes can be determined by the
department, said Donald C. Jicha,
associate dean of the General College.
Pre-registration continues for juniors
and seniors until Friday. Freshmen pre-'
registration lasts until Nov. 24. Sopho
more pre-registration ends Nov. 3.
Student should make appointments
to meet with their advisers for . help in
determining what classes to take next
year. Freshmen appointment books are '
available for sign-up this week on the
second floor of Steele Building.
During a meeting with an adviser the
student determines which classes he
needs or desires to take for the spring
semester. The General College advisers
are also responsible for discussing any
problems affecting the student's
academics.
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Jicha also said that if a student has
any idea about a major, the office tries
to assign the student to an adviser in that
field. .
"It is much easier if the student gives
us alternatives," he said. "All students
ought to think ahead one semester to
crystallize their thoughts about what
they need." '
Once a student has met with his advi
ser he must fill out an Optscan form
called a pre-registration approval form
which codes in the classes and call
numbers.
For permission-required courses, the
student keeps the pink permission slip
to bring on the first day of class.
Both Jicha and Ben Perry, assistant
director for registration operations,
urged students to take pre-registration
seriously and to complete it as early as
'possible.
"We have to take the forms and do a
data preparation and get a course de
mand analysis," said Perry. "Any
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forms that are not in Friday (junior and
senior pre-registration) are not included,
in that analysis."
"It gives the student an opportunity
to gainisome commitment from the Uni
versity as far as courses they intend to
Courses described in tabloid
Need help deciding on what classes
to take?. Want some inside tips on
courses from people who should
know? Like professors? Then pick up
a copy of the Phi Eta Sigma Course
Description tabloid.
Published each semester by Phi Eta
Sigma, the freshman honor society,
the Phi Eta Sigma Course Description
is available at the Carolina Union,
Undergraduate Library, Wilson
Library, Steele Building, and 12 other
housing distribution locations.
The information in the Phi Eta
Sigma Course Description comes
straight from professors, said Billy
Rice, rwc5Hnt of tVtp orni?'?!
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take next semester," said Jicha. "It
helps the University to know what the
supply and demand is, so that depart
ments can make adjustments, adding
sections or deleting sections to utilize
teaching resources in the best way." .
Each department receives a letter
asking for participation and the pro
fessors of the departments who re
spond are asked to fill out -questionnaires
about class size, objectives,
teaching methods, exam schedules,
text books, and anything else they feel
is relevant, Rice said.
The Phi Eta Sigma Course Descrip
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begun in 1976. Phi Eta Sigma is
hoping to expand the 33 departments
covered in the curren publication,
Rice said. He feels that the publication
offers a good chance for professors to
promote their courses.
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1972
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Drive underway
RHA to raise funds
By LYNN EARLEY
ITH Starr Writer'
Area residence colleges are planning
fundraising activities from talent shows
to tuck-in services to collect money for
the United Fund.
Money raised in a campus-wide fund
drive for the United Fund campaign will
benefit 24 local agencies, Chapel Hill
Carrboro United Fund Publicity Chair
man Paige Grady said.
The fund drive is being organized in
conjunction with the Residence Hall As
sociation. Grady said United Fund con
tacted FH A at the suggestion of Ken
Smith, UNC student and member of
Grady's publicity committee..
Robert Bianchi, RHA president, said
RHA was considered a good starting
place because, it was a well-structured
organization with wide contact with the
student body.
. Bianchi said he also agreed to help with
the project because of the benefits for
RHA. "I had been looking for something
like this for RHA to do, to increase RHA
awareness," Bianchi said.
The areas will be competing for RHA
sponsored entertainment for a party.
Each area's contributions to the Fund
will be compared on a per capita basis.
Each residence college is sponsoring
events within its area. The events must be
completed by Nov. 16, the deadline set by
RHA.
Morehead Confederation will solicit
local grocery stores to get a pledge of
approximately $50 worth of groceries,
which will then be raffled.
Craige Residence College will raffle
three prizes a $25 dinner at a restaurant
of the winner's choice, two tickets to any
movie and a ' $5 gift certificate to
Swensen's. Craige will also have other
fundraising events, as yet undetermined.
Scott Residence College plans to raffle
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donations will probably include dinners
and gift certificates. Each residence hall
will also handle $n individual project.
Ehringhaus Residence College will
present its annual Great Pumpkin Bash
a costume party featuring prizes for
best costumes. They will also sponsor a
"coffeehaus" with talent from the
residence hall.
Granville Residence College will sell
1,000 blue and white helium-filled
balloons to Granville residents before the
homecoming game. The balloons are
being purchased from the Sweet
Carolines.
Morrison Residence College will
sponsor a "Mr. Morrison Contest." Resi
dents will vote for the candidates of their
choice by paying a penny per vote.
Morrison will also sponsor a "room
mate arrest." People will sign, to have
their roommates "arrested" and the
"arrested" persons will have to
contribute money to be released.
STOW will have a talent show,
featuring well-known groups, comedians
and lesser-known acts from residence
halls within STOW. This event will be a
campus-wide event and will probably be
held in-Gerrard Hall.
Hinton James Residence College plans
to sell area T-shirts and provide a tuck-in
service.
The two other areas, Olde Campus
Residence College and Henderson
Residence College, are not participating
because they had already scheduled fund
raising events for this time.
Agencies benefited include local
chapters of the Boy Scouts of America,
N.C. United Way and YMCA. Other
agencies which are partially funded by the
United Fund Campaign are Meals on
Wheels, the Mental Health Association in
Orange County and the Women's Health
Counseling Service.
DTH seeking
photographer
The Daily Tar Heel is looking for a
photographer to hire for the rest of the
semester. Anyone interested should con
tact Scott Sharpe, photography editor, at
the DTH or call 962-0245.
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