NOVEMBER 30, 1975
THE VOICE
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EVEl^lXG PROGRAM
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY
EVENING'PROGRAM
MAIN CAMPUS
SPRING SEMESTER. 1975-1976
Classes Begin: January 12, 1976 (6:00 P.M.)
Spring Vacation: March 26-28, 1976
Classes Resume: March 29, 1976 (6:00 P.MO
Semester Ends: May 8, 1976
Military Tuition* - $8.75 Per Semester Hour
Non-Military Tuition - $35.00 Per Semester Hour
Registration Information
Special Registration:
January 6, 1976
6:00 - 9:00 P.M.
Rosenthal Building
Room 210
General Registration:
January 7, 8 5 9, 197
8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Lilly Gymnasium
PSI 112
PSI 112
Fort Bragg Registration:
January 7, 8 § 9, 1976
9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
"The University Center"
Building 2-1728 - Armistead Street
Course Offerings
DIVISIOTJ OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Department of Biological and Physical Sciences
COMPIH'ER
SEC
CODE
TITLE
DAYS
TIME
12
2252
Biological Sciences (4 S.H.)**
W«nrhF
6:00 - 6
MF
7:00 - 7
1
2631
Physical Science (4 S.H.)**
m¥
6:00 - 7
4
2644
Physical Science (4 S.H.)**
MTTh
6:00 - 7
Department of Communicative Arts
CSK 111
4
1214
Ideas and Their Expression
MW
6:00 - 7:.'
CSK 112
20
1260
Ideas and Their Expression
TTh
6:00 - 7:!
CSK 112
21
1261
Ideas and Their Expression
m
6:00 - 7:5
CSK 221
1
1276
Introduction to Speech
THi
6:00 - 7:'
ENG 212
1
1304
World Literature
m
6:00 - 7:'
HUM 212
8
1628
Humanities
TTh
6:00 - 7:3
Department of Modem Foreijm Languaees
SPA 111
1
ISOl
Elementary Spanish
TTh
6:00 - 7:1
111
2
5401
Social Institutions
MW
6:00 -
7:‘
112
15
5445
Social Institutions
TTh
6:00 -
7:5
210
1
5201
Principles of American Govt.
W
6:00 -
8:5
452
1
5272
International Law
T
6:00 -
8:'
see 342
SOC 352
see 452
MAT 111
MAT 112
MAT 350
COURSE
NUMBER
SEC
4
S738
5744
5782
2701
2737
2780
Department of Sociology
Minorities
Social Stratification
Urban Sociology
Department of Mathematics
Quantitative & Anal. Hiinking
Quantitative S Anal. Thinking
Topics in Mathematics***
W
M
TTh
m
wrm
Area of Geography
OMPVTTER
CODE TITLE DAYS
5104 Principles of Geography T
Area of Philosophy and Religion
1958 Introduction to Philosophy TTh
DIVISION OF BUSINESS
of Business Administration and Economics
Department
BAD 232
BAD 301
BAD 357
ECO 212
EDU 340
PSY 210
HED 112
MED 321
3042 Principles of Accounting II TTh
3051 Principles of Management TTh
3111 Real Estate TTh
3822 Principles of Economics II MW
DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Department of Education and Psychology
6:00 - 8:2
6:00 - 8:’
6:00 - 8:2
6:00 - 7:5
6:00 - 7:£
6:00 - 8:3
TINE
6:00 - 8:50
6:00 - 7:20
6:00 - 7:20
6:00 - 7:20
6:00 - 7:20
6:00 - 7:20
4023
4263
Human Development
General Psychology
6:00 •
6:00
8:50
8:50
Department of Health. Physical Education and Recreation
4301 Personal Hygiene (2 S.H.)
4326 Health Education in Early
Childhood
4499 Swimming (no S.H. credit)
General Information
T
8:00 - 8:50
6:00 - 9:00
7:00 - 7:50
‘Applicable only to active duty personnel, who are receiving military tuition assistance
rom the Army or Air Force. All in-service personnel using military tuition assistance
lust register with Fayetteville State University--Fort Bragg Campus (Building 2-1728) on
irmistead Street.
*•$10.00 laboratory fee is required for all courses so denoted.
••Students will fulfill requirements for MAT 350 on February 9, 1976.
£gistration will close at 5:00 P.M. on January 9, 1976. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE AFTER
HIS DATE.
NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT OF FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY
TITLE IX
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY is dedicated to equality of opportunity within its
ommunity. Accordinglyi FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY does not practice or condone dis-
rimination, in any form, against students, employees, or applicants on the grounds of
ace, color, national origin, religion, sex, age or handicap. Hie UNIVERSITY commits
tself to positive action to secure equal opportunity regardless of those characteristics.
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY supports the protections available to members of its
ommunity under all applicable Federal Laws, including Titles V[ and VII of the Civil Right
ct of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendements or 1972, Sections 799A and 845 of the
ublic Health Service Act, the Equal Pay and Age Discrimination Acts, the Rehabilitation
ct of 1973, and Executive Order 11246. For information or conplaints regarding Title
X or the other acts listed above, contact the following persons: Dr. Luther M. McManus, J
itle IX Compliance Officer or Mr. William L. Clement, Equal Employment Opportunity Officer
ddress: Office of the Chancellor, Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville, North
arolina. Phone: (919) 483-6144.
FSIJ Counseling Center
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fifteen weeks. Its purpose is to
help freshmen become ac-
■ climated to the environment
and to make a smooth tran
sition from freshman year to
the sophomore year. Fresh
man Orientation is a man
datory program for all fresh
men.
The Center takes on a
consultant role, serving the
three university divisions and
various agencies in the city,
I
THREE UNIQUE STUDENTS-There are several unique things about these three lovely Fayetteville
State University (N.C.) coeds (left to right) Sharon Moore Campbell, Colette Moore, and Sandra
Sherrill. First, they all were recently selected to Who’s Who Among American Colleges and
Universities; secondly, all are honor roll and Dean’s List students; thirdly, they all belong to the
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; and fourthly, all of them finished South Iredell (County) High School.
However, there is one difference, only Sharon and Colette are sisters but all of them are good friends.
(FSU Photo by John Henderson)
TITLE IX
Acting at the request of
President Ford, HEW’s Office
for Civil Rights (OCR) has
prepared a document
providing guidance to schools
and colleges on eliminating
sex discrimination in athletic
programs under Title IX of
the Education Amendments
Act of 1972.
In order for Fayetteville
State University to comply
with Title IX and to bring the
women’s athletic program to
the necessary level, we would
like to encourage all in
terested women to try out for
track, tennis, golf, and
basketball.
In addition to women
athletes, the Athletic
Department is actively
seeking women volunteers
from the faculty to coach
women’s teams in these
sports.
Anyone interested please
contact Dr. Joe R. Robinson,
Director of Athletics, ext. 310
or 398.
WEEKEND COLLEGE
ATURDAY (11:50 A.M.-2:15 P.M.) (First Class Meets January 10, 1976)
COURSE
COMPlfTER
NUMBER
CODE
SEC
TITLE
BAD 230
3021
1
Business Organization S Management
BAD 320
3081
1
Business Communications
BIO 111
2201
1
Biological Sciences I (4 S.H.)**
ENG 115
1286
1
Grammar and Composition
GEO 312
2591
1
Introduction to Geology**
HED 321
4326
1
Health in Early Childhood Education
PHI 210
1951
1
Philosophy
POL 210
6201
1
American Government
PSY 210
4258
1
General Psychology
SATURDAY
(2:30-5:15
P.M.) (First Class Meets January 10. 1976)
ART 411
1106
1
BAD 231
3031
1
BAD 332
3091
1
EDU 340
4021
1
GER 111
1541
1
HIS 211
5476
1
POL/HIS 341
5610
1
PSY 320
4298
1
SOC 320
5721
1
SPA 111
1501
1
SATURDAY
(5:30-7:15
P.M.)
HED 112
4301
1
SATURDAY
(5;30-8:15
P.M.)
BAD 4B1
332 i
1
334 1
ECO 211
5801
1
EDU 406
4054
1
EDU 451
4111
1
PED 432
4508
1
SOC 342
5738
1
SOC 431
5771
1
Art in Childhood Education
Principles of Accounting I
Business Statistics
Human Development
Elementary German I
American History to 1865
Constitutional Law 6 History
Learning and Motivation
Juvenile Delinquency
Elementary Spanish
Personal Hygiene (2 S.H.)
.ass Meets January 10. 1976~)
People once believed that
goats had their beards comb
ed by the devil once a day,
, \ j
Courtesy Is — The art of
concealing natural impulses.
Principles of Economics I
School Law
Audio-Visual Education
Principles, Practices S Procedures
in Physical Education
Minorities
Sociological Theory
General Information
*Applicable only to active duty personnel, who are receiving military
tuition assistance from the Army br Air Force.
*•$10.00 laboratory fee is required for all courses so denoted. Time
of laboratory sessions will be announced.
Adding and dropping of courses will be conducted during late registra
tion, 6:00-9:00 P.M. on January 9 and 8:30 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. on
January 10, 1976. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE AFT'ER 5:00 P.M. JANUARY 10,
1976.
Bookstore Hours: Books will be sold in the Rosenthal Building, 6:00-7:00 P.M.
January 9, 1976 and 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M., January 10. 1976. All students who
are unable to purchase their books on these days, may procure them Monday
through Friday, during the hours of 1:00-4:00 P.M. and 5:00-6:30 P.M. at
the Fort Bragg Campus Bookstore.
"Students of all races are equally welcome. Persons of all racial backgrounds
may apply for and accept admissions, confident that the policy and regular
practice of the Universities will protect them from unfair discrimination.”
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Wishing you a joyous Christmas anci happiness all
through the New Year
such as the Drug Abuse
Center, City Health Center,
and the City Law Enforcement
Agency.
Any student wishing to
obtain the services of the
Counseling Center may
contact Dr. Willis C. Ham,
Director of the Counseling
Center at Fayetteville State
University. The Center is
located in the basement of the
Smith Building.
ACTRESS AT FSU-Rudy Dee, gaved block stage and screen star, talks with students at Fayetteville
State University (N.C.) after giving lecture at lyceum program recently. Conversing with the actress
are (L-R) Patricia Bullock, Rene Stenson, and FSU staff member Gwen Henderson.
(FSU Photo by J. B. Henderson)