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Human Development Golf 1 general chemistry
ATHLETIC TRAINING INSTITUTE Human Development Golf 1
Elementary/Secondary School Curriculum Development and Evaluation Introduction to Educational Research Small Business Institute
Reporting
DESIGN OF WEIGHT TRAINING PROGRAM
American Literature II Introduction to art
CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT OF DRUG ABUSE Introduction to Astronomy: Cosmology
Introduction to art
PHYSICAL THERAPY CLINICAL
Junior Composition with Business Emphesis Villages Workshop ETHNIC AND RACE RELATIONS AMONG YOUTH PROBLEMS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Advanced Legal Research
Domestic Relations
tion and Operations Management
Introduction to Economics COST ACCOUNTING
European Civilization II
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Organization and Management PUBLIC SPEAKING LD Practicum-Elementary/Secondary
Management Information Systems
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
Systems
Intermediate Algebra
BD Practicum-Elementary/Secondary
Scientific Method in Nursing Introduction to Word Processing Principles of Accounting I Social Work: Human Sexuality
BD Practicum-Elementary/Secondary Statistics for Business and Economics
History of the Modern Middle East
European Civilization II World Views and Moral Values
microcomputer techniques
ENJOYMENT OF MUSIC
Low-fire Clay
Nutrition
Machine Shorthand III
Legal Terminology
Junior Composition
Introduction to Business
EPIC
Understanding Language Problems Classroom Reading Instruction
in Non-Native Speakers
EPIC
Freshman Composition
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Cultural Anthropology INTERNSHIP
INTERNSHIP Fantasy Film
Introduction to Physics
Aging and Sexuality Tennis 1 Special Projects in Box Office/P.R.
INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY
COBOL theory of communication PROGRAMMING
What can you do in Topeka this summer?
If you'll be in Topeka this summer, you can enroll at Washburn University and get a required course or two out of the way. During the summer session, Washburn offers a number of
Business Policies Radiation Therapy Clinical III Bill of Rights for Teachers
Educational Planning for LD ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
Beginning Spanish I
Business Finance
If you'll be in Topeka this summer, you can enroll at Washburn University and get a required course or two out of the way. During the summer session, Washburn offers a number of junior and senior level courses in addition to the basics everyone needs, and Washburn credits can be transferred to other schools.
Take advantage of convenient class times — during the day or in the evening — that fit your summer schedule. With Easy Enrollment, you can avoid waiting in lines and drowning in paperwork.
Start making your plans for summer now. Take a closer look at Washburn University's 1991 Summer Session.
Elementary Jazz 1
Elementary Jazz Gender and Communication
Theories of Personality
WASHBURN UNIVERSITY
1700 COLLEGE
TOPEKA, KS 66621
PRODUCTION CREW Art of the 20th Century
For more information, call the Washburn Admissions office Toll-Free 1-800-332-0291, Ext.625, or (913) 295-6625.
Metropolitan Criminal Justice
Statistics
Principles of Economics II U.S. History I
Developing Person
Educational Planning for BD
teaching math/micros in elementary school systems analysis internship College Algebra Biology of Behavior
FOUNDATIONS IN EDUCATION
Interships in Law Enforcement
Drug Abuse and Criminality
introduction to biology lab
Swimming 1
International Economics Aqua Exercise
CRIME AND JUSTICE ON FILM internship in corrections
Investments
WEIGHT TRAINING Principles of Accounting II
Basic Concepts in Psychology elementary/middle/secondary school principalship Survey of Japanese Literature
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN PE
Golf 2
black and white photography
Psychology of Adjustment
human anatomy
Government of the United States
2 Introduction to Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Junior Composition Tennis with Teaching Emphasis
Speech and Language Development
Modern English Grammar
Anthropology of Human Sexuality Teaching Science In Elementary School
Introduction to Geology Karate 1 and 2
Legal Environment of Business
advanced social studies
SYCHOLOGY OF EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS special projects in acting/directin
Swimming 2
PHYSICAL THERAPY PROCEDURES II Introduction to Geography Basic Health Care
Creative Writing
Behavior
SCHOOL LAW
Modification
mathematics for Elementary Education
U. S. HISTORY II
AIDS/STDs Education for Teachers painting the landscape
early childhood/kindergarten education
Radiology Equipment Operation
Young Adult Literature Update
Principles of Economics I
Landscape Race and Ethnic Group Relations
supervision and staff development in schools Skin and Scuba Diving SCHOOL FINANCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
International Social Work: Child Welfare
Business Methods of Teaching Child Dance