KU institutes to draw many from all occupations
Topics ranging from juvenile delinquency to camping and petroleum engineering are slated for KU co-ordinated institutes and conferences this semester.
"If Kansas is going to become industrialized, then business and industry must be serviced," said E. A. McFarland, manager of the institutes and conferences program. He explained that the programs draw men and women representing almost every type of work.
The services, he said, "Will hopefully keep these people up with the many changes that are taking place."
Students on campus may attend, free, any meeting if they make a reservation through their instructor, department or the institute director at the University Extension.
When the year-around program began 19 years ago, 6,600 persons attended the institutes. Last year that number had increased to 19,-858.
McFARLAND explained the organization of an institute. "Most of the groups we work with have
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"During that session we outline the program and they usually suggest speakers they'd like. The ones with the appropriate contacts recruit the speakers."
McFARLAND said he likes to "involve a department here on the Hill" with an institute, tying in the business school with the CPA review course, for example.
There are University Extension Centers in Wichita, Kansas City,
Garden City and Colby, as well as here. The institutes are generally held here, but, said McFarland, "if they (the institutes) go off campus then we channel them to the nearest center."
The average couple today also expects to begin married life with a fully furnished home, the company says.
He explained the budget, "It's outlined. These institutes are expected to pay for themselves.With the budget, the main object is to pay all expenses and to break even. We count the reservations and determine how much each individual must pay to cover the cost."
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