To the Education faculty:

; The subcommittee on special extension courses submits the following
suggestions:

That the faculty consider the possibility of offering two special
forms of extension courses as detailed below. If the faculty approves
either or both proposals, members of the staff should provide the
subcommittee with the information indicated as necessary under cach

type.

type A +-
Extension courses with reduced credit, in which reading is minimized
and carefully prepared lectures are predominant. These courses
could be telescoped into a brief calendar period as in ‘lype B, below,
or spread over a long period as in the case of our regular extension
courses. They might be offered with or without credit, or, both with
and without credit. ;

Fach menber of the staff who is in a position to offer such course .

should:

1. List any course or courses that he could offer primarily as a
lecture course.

2. Provide a brief (temporary) synopsis of the lectures.

3. Indicate the total amount of credit such course should carry.

lL. State whether the course should be open to the public without eredit.

5. Indicate what requirements you would want fulfilled by those
seeking credit.

6. List or submit samples of teaching aids you might use with your

lectures such as mimcographed outlines of lectures, study questions,
ec.

7, State whether you prefer that such lecture course be scheduled
over a short or long calendar period.

Type B --

Extension course of the same nature as our present extension courses
except that these are to be scheduled over a short calendar period
(three or four weeks) and the instructor is to be in residence in the
community in which the course is offered.

Members of the staff in position to offer such course or courses should:

List any courses now being offered or any course that could be organ-
ized and offered of this type.
. Provide a brief outline of the course or courses.
Indicate the total amount of reading required in terms of prospec-
tive enrollees.
Indicate probable amount of credit, i.e. 1, 2, or 3 hours.
Indicate whether or not you would be willing to spend the
necessary 3 or 4 week period in a Aansas community to offer the
course and how often during a semester.

6. Either list or estimate the amount of library material the

University must furnish with the instructor.

In case any Type B courses are scheduled, the community asking for such will be re-
to provide office-space for the-instructors, library service, and to guarantee
reasonable living conditions? ‘:- ee : es

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