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FOREWORD

Off-campus study centers have evolved because of (1) the powerfuldesire of Federal employees to develop their capabilities and (2) theneeds of agency management to solve some of their problems by sendingselected employees to high quality university courses.

Self-development is an employee responsibility which is encouragedin the Government Employees Training Act. The Act also fosters the useof education and training, where appropriate, for the solution of anorganization's problems. The off-campus study center is an imaginativesolution for the satisfaction of these distinct but interrelated needs.

The United States is unique in its abundance of excellent educationalinstitutions committed to assisting the public service in carrying out

its vital functions. Higher education is fulfilling its most important

purpose by providing educational opportunities to people hungry for

knowledge. The responsiveness and flexibility of higher education inassisting in the development of the human resources of the Federal service

is a partnership rich in results. Federal employees have an importantjob to do and universities facilitate their ability to do this job

through education; yet universities retain their individuality and

identity in this arrangement.

This directory is not a testimonial to past government-universityrelationships but a guide to cooperative educational resource opportunities

which the Civil Service Commission recommends be fully utilized. It

should also stimulate agencies to further their creative relationships

with universities to meet the challenges that are sure to arise in the

future.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Atomic Energy Commission1

Civil Service Commission3

Department of Commerce4

Department of Defense

Air Force9

Army34

Navy53

District of Columbia Government 86

General Accounting Office 88

General Services Administration 89

Department of Health, Education and Welfare 92

Department of the Interior 95

Department of Justice 99

Department of Labor 109

National Aeronautics and Space Administration 110

Post Office Department 117

Veterans Administration 124

Location Index 130

Index of Participating Schools and Universities 142

Subject Index 146

INTRODUCTION

The college campus comes to the work-site when Federal agenciesprovide career-related training and higher education opportunitiesfor their employees by sponsoring off-campus study centers in cooperationwith local colleges and universities. The agency may provide classroomfacilities, training equipment or teaching aids; the university providas

the instructional program. The faculty usually consists of regularuniversity staff supplemented by quality agency employees. Generally,

both credit and non-credit courses are offered.

In Fiscal Year 1968, fourteen Federal agencies sponsored a totalof 129 off-campus study centers in cooperation with 91 schools and

universities. Nearly 26,000 employees participated in courses offeredat the centers located in 30 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto

Rico and Europe. (See Tables 1 and 2.)

Listed below are typical examples of the purposes and objectivesof off-campus study centers:

1. Department of the Interior, Washington, D. C., Office ofPersonnel Mana ement

(In cooperation with George Washington University)"The basic purpose of Natural Resource Economics is toassist students in making economically rational decisionsin connection with programs and policy for the developmentand management of the country's natural resources. The

purpose of Natural Resources Policy and the AdministrationProcess is to provide a focus on public policy and issues andproblems relating to Natural Resources Policy and Management."

2. Department of Defense, Cecil Field, Florida, Naval Air Station

(In cooperation with Florida Junior College)"It is Cecil Field's policy to provide training and developmentbeyond the Basic Supervisory Development Program in order tosupply opportunities to keep abreast of current developmentsin fields of responsibility; to study new concepts and methodswhich will serve to augment present managerial knowledges andskills; and to examine personal attitudes in the light ofmanagerial requirements and public policies."

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3. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Baltimore,Maryland, Social Security Administration Center forContinuing Education

(In cooperation with the Baltimore County Board ofEducation)"This center was originally conceived to provide theemployees with opportunities for self-development inareas relating to their work and hobbies. Recently,a second objective has become increasingly important.Namely, that this center offers opportunities to thecommunity for self-development."

4. Department of Justice, Petersburg, Virginia, FederalReformatory

(In cooperation with Richmond Professional Institute)"The objective of this center is to provide meaningfultraining experiences, prtmarily in the Social andBehavior Sciences (Sociology, Psychology) which meetshort and long-range training needs of employees atthis institution."

5. Atomic Energy Commission, Richland, Washington, Centerfor Graduate Study

(In cooperation with Oregon State University, WashingtonState University and University of Washington)"The Center was created to make it possible for locallyemployed professional persons interested in continuingtheir formal education to do so within the framework of auniversity organization, to increase the amount of contactpossible between regular university faculty and localprofessional people, and to encourage cooperation betweenthe participating universities and the Hanford Project inresearch activities."

This directory of agency-sponsored off-campus study centers hasbeen expanded and revised from the first edition, published in FiscalYear 1967. It is intended to provide management and training officialsand employees with up-to-date information on the operation of indi-vidual off-campus study centers and on the general characteristics ofthis valuable training resource. Revisions, additions and deletionsare based on information included in agencies' Annual Program Reportsof Training for Fiscal Year 1968. Future editions of the directorywill be revised periodically on the basis of future reports.

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Table 1

OFF-CAMPUS STUDY CENTERS

AGENCY

Defense

Navy

Air Force

Army

Civil Service Commission

Justice

Post Office

National Aeronautics andSpace Administration

Veterans Administration

Commerce

Interior

Health, Education,and Welfare

General ServicesAdministration

District of ColumbiaGovernment

Atomic Energy Commission

General Accounting Office

Labor

TOTAL

NUMBER OFOFF-CAMPUSCENTERS

NUMBER OFPARTICIPANTS

77 19,420

(33) (7,558)

(25) (3,580)

(19) (8,282)

1 854

10 459

7 735

7 282

6 501

5 479

4 189

3 882

3 74

2 1,395

2 27

1 358

1 45

129 25,700

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GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF OFF-CAMPUS STUDY CENTERS

LOCATION

NUMBER OFCENTERS LOCATION

NUMBER OFCENTERS

Washington, D. C. 22 New Mexico 2

California 17 West Virginia 2

Florida 12 Alaska 1

Maryland 10 Connecticut 1

Texas 7 Delaware 1

Ohio 6 Georgia 1

Virginia 6 Hawaii 1

Washington 5 Idaho 1

New York 4 Kentucky 1

Utah 4 Mississippi*111L4

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Arizona 3 Oklahoma 1

Illinois 3 Pennsylvania 1

Colorado 2 Puerto Rico 1

Indiana 2 South Dakota 1

Kansas 2 Tennessee 1

Missouri 2

New jersey 2 Europe 3

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LOCATION OF OFF-CAMPUS STUDY CENTERSFiscal Year 1968

WASHINGTON

oREGON

CALIFORNIA NEVADA

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ALASKA 1

HAWAII 1

PUERTO RICO 1

EUROPE 3

MONTANA

IDAHO

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ARIZONA

WYOMING

* 1 COLORADO

NEW MEXICO

NORTH DAKOTA MINNESOTA

SOUTH DAKOTA

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MISSOURI

TEXAS

OKLAHOMA

ILLINOIS

ARKANSAS

LOUISIANA

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MICHIGAN

INDIANA

YORK

PENNSYLVANIA

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Atomic Energy Commission

CENTER FOR GRADUATE STUDY-RICHLAND OPERATIONS OFFICERichland, Washington

Cooperating Universities:

Oregon State CollegeCorvallis, Oregon

University of WashingtonSeattle, Washington

Washington State CollegePullMan, Washington

Programs Offered:

Graduate programs in engineering, biology, physics,library science, and business administration.

Who May Attend:

Employees at the Operations Office and local residents.

General Information:

Classes are held on-site and in adjacent facilities afterworking hours. A new laboratory-classroom-administrativefacility is being constructed.

For Further Information Contact:

Dr. George F. GarlickDirector, Center for Graduate Study1001 Goethals DriveRichland, Washington 99352

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Atomic Energy Comnission

IDAHO OPERATIONS OFFICE STUDY CENTERIdaho Falls, Idaho

Cooperating University:

University of IdahoMoscow, Idaho

programs Offered:

Undergraduate and graduate programs in engineering, physics,chemistry, mathematics and business administration.

Who May Attend:

Operations Office employees and Federal employees in thearea.


Classes are held after working hours in a local juniorhigh school. Tuition costs are $49 per course.


Mr. Robert J. SwainAtomic Energy CommissionIdaho Falls Operations OfficePost Office Box 2108Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401

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Civil Service Commission

FEDERAL AFTER-HOURS EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONWashington, D. C.


George Washington UniversityWashington, D. C.

Programs Offered:

AccountingArtBusiness AdministrationBusiness and PublicAdministration

Economics

MathematicsSpanishSpeech and Drama

Who May Attend:

EnglishGeographyPolitical SciencePsychologyPublic AdministrationGeologyHistorySociologyStatistics

Federal civilian employees, military personnel, and thegeneral public may attend.


Undergraduate and graduate courses are offered after-hoursin downtown Washington, D. C. in classrooms provided byeight Federal agencies. Twenty eight government agencies

are associated with the center.


Mr Robert W. Stewart, Jr.

Field RepresentativeGeorge Washington University2029 G Street, N. W.

Washington, D. C. 20006

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Department of Commerce

BUREAU OF DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSWashington, D. C.


George Washington UniversityWashington, D.C.

Programs Offered:

Economic DevelopmentInternational Economics

. Who May Attend:

Domestic and International Business Employees.


Classes are held at the Commerce Building after working

hours.


Mr. Melvin Finn, ChiefEmployee Development BranchOffice of Administration for Domestic andInternational Business

Main Commerce Building, Room 1515Washington, D. C. 20230

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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONRockville, Maryland



Programs Offered:

Data Processing and ProgramminghanagementOceanographyStatistics

GeologyAccountingEnglishEconomicsMathGeodetic and Cartographic Sciences

Who May Attend:

Federal civilian employees who meet course prerequisites.

General Information:.

Classes are held at Environmental Science ServicesAdministration Headquarters in Rockville, and atthe Gramax Building, Silver Spri, Maryland.

Far Further Information Contact:

Chief, Career Development BranchEnvironmental Science Services AdministrationRockville, Maryland 20852

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Environmental Science Services Administration

INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCHBoulder, Colorado


University of ColoradoBoulder, Colorado

Programs Offered:

MathematicsEngineeringComputer ScienceAstrogeophysics

Who May Attend:

Physics andAstrophysics

Cryogenic EngineeringManagement

Qualified employees who have enrolled and have beenadmitted to the University of Colorado.


The Center provides cooperative opportunities for theInstitutes for Environmental Research-National Bureauof Standards and University Staff to keep abreast of theprofessional and educational fields and their needs.Tuition is $17 per credit for residents and $51 per creditfor non-residents. Courses are held during the day on-base.


Career Development OfficerPersonnel DivisionInstitute for Environmental ResearchEnvironmental Science Services AdministrationBoulder, Colorado 80302

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National Bureau of Standards

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS GRADUATE SCHOOL

Boulder, Colorado


University of Colorado

Boulder, Colorado

Programs Offered:

Program of Study is integrated into the over-all Boulder

Laboratories Educational Center course-offering.

Who May Attend:

National Bureau of Standards employees who meet University

standards.


Classrooms and some course instructors are provided by

National Bureau of Standards, Boulder.


Mr. Jack WileyPersonnel SectionBoulder LaboratoriesNational Bureau of Standards

Boulder, Colorado 80302

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National Bureau of Standards

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS GRADUATE SCHOOLWashington, D. C.


University of MarylandCollege Park, Maryland


Montgomery Junior CollegeRockville, Maryland

Programs Offered:

MathematicsPhysicsEngineeringChemistry

Who May Attend:

Federal employees who meet university standards.


Degrees are granted by participating universities partlyon the basis of credits obtained through the Bureau program.Basic and Advanced Technicians Certificates are awardedby Montgomery Junior College. Courses are given at theNational Bureau of Standards offices in Gaithersburg,Maryland, where a laboratory has been equipped especiallyfor new Montgomery Junior College laboratory courses.


Mrs. Virginia MaxwellNational Bureau of Standards Graduate SchoolWashington, D. C. 20234

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Air Force

AERONAUTICAL CHART AND INFORMATION CENTER

St. Louis, Missouri


University of Missouri

St. Louis ExtensionJunior College DistrictSt. Louis, Missouri

Southern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville, Illinois

Programs Offered:

Digital Computer Programming College Algebra

Elementary Statistics Advanced Photogrammetry

Analytic Geometry Introduction to Business

Trigonometry Administration

Rapid Reading Study of Optics

Who May Attend:

Employees at the Aeronautical Chart and Information Center.


The Center provides classrooms and certain specialized

equipment and instructors for scientific courses. Surveys

are conducted throughout the organization to identify

employee education needs.


HQ ACIC (ACPT)Chief, Employee and Career Development Branch

8900 South BroadwaySt. Louis, Missouri 63118

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Air Force

ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE CENTERWashington, D. C.


American UniversityWashington, D. C.

Programs Offered:

Seminar in Policy FormulationSeminar in R & D Management-Scientific and Engineering Personnel

Seminar in Human Relations in Business IITechnology and AdministrationMarketing IHuman Relations ICost AccountingManagerial StatisticsMethods of Operations ResearchPlanning - Programming - BudgetingQuantitative Methods in Decision MakingPrinciples of ManagementProduction and Material ControlR & D in the Total Organization

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel assigned to or employed

at Andrews Air Force Base.


Classes are held on base in the evenings. Students may

participate as unclassified or regular students for under-

graduate or graduate degree credit.


Chief, Civilian Personnel Division1001 AB Wing (DPC)Andrews Air Force BaseWashington, D. C. 20331


Air Force

ARNOLD ENGINEERING SPACE DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Tullahoma, Tennessee


University of Tennessee

Knoxville, Tennessee

Programs Offered:

Graduate education, research, post-doctoral study, and

continuing education in the aerospace sciences.

Who May Attend:

Graduate degree programs are available to personnel in

the military service, Federal agencies, industry, and

educational institutions. Requirements for admission

include a Bachelor's Degree in a related field of study.


Tuition is $90 per course for residents and $180 for

non-residents. Classes are held in the facilities of

the adjacent University of Tennessee Space Institute.


Dr. Bernhart Goethart, Director

orDr. Robert L. Young, Deputy Director

University of Tennessee Space Institute

Tullahoma, Tennessee 37388

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Department cf Defense

Air Force

CASTLE AIR FORCE BASE CENTERMerced, California


University of Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles, California

Chapman CollegeOrange, California

Programs Offered:

Merced Junior CollegeMerced, California

Merced Adult SchoolMerced, California

University of Southern CaliforniaMaster of Arts degree in Aerospace Operations

Chapman CollegeBachelor of Arts degreeBachelor of Science degreeMaster of Arts degree

Merced Junior CollegeAssociate in Arts degreeAssociate in Science degree

Merced Adult SchoolHigh School Diploma

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel.


Classrooms are provided by the base.


Mr. David EverettBase Education OfficeCastle Air Force Base, California 95342

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Air Force

DAVIS-MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE CENTER

Tucson, Arizona


The University of OklahomaAdvanced ProgramNorman, Oklahoma

Programs Offered:

Advanced Program in Governmental StudiesAdvanced Program in Economics

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel with educational needs

and professional requirements for graduate study.


Classes are held in the Base Community Center.


Robert W. Tooley12th Strategic Aerospace Division (BPC)

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona 85707

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Air Force

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE CENTEREdwards, California


University of Southern CaliforniaUniversity ParkLos Angeles, California

Programs Offered:

Public AdministrationAerospace EngineeringElectrical EngineeringMechani.2a1 Engineering

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel who hold a Bachelor'sdegree in a related field.


Graduate-level classes are held on-base during the workingday.


Chief, Career DevelopmentAFFTC (FTBPC-4)Edwards Air Force Base, California 93523

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Air Force

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE CENTER

Pensacola, Florida


Florida State UniversityTallahassee, Florida

programs Offered:

Twenty-four graduate level academic courses are offered

each year in mathematics, physics, statistics,engineering, science, and business administration.

Who May Attend:

Base employees.


Complete physical facilities including classrooms, library,

laboratories, and administrative offices are provided on

base.


Mr. Robert C. McKelveyChief, Career Dtvelopment SectionCivilian Personnel BranchEglin Air Force Base, Florida 32542

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Air Force

GOODFELLOW AIR FORCE BASE EDUCATION CENTERSan Angelo, Texas


Howard Payne CollegeBrownwood, Texas

Programs Offered:

Courses in:

Art Business Administration HistoryReligion English EducationPsychology Accounting EconomicsMathematics Political Science

±1,2_11ay Attend:

Federal civilian employees.


Classes are held in the base education center, four eveningsa week.

For Further Information Coatact:

Education OfficerGoodfellow Air Force Base, Texas 76901

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Air Force

GRIFF1SS AIR FORCE BASE CENTER

Rome, New York


Syracuse UniversitySyracuse, New York

Programs Offered:

Graduate courses in:

Industrial EngineeringElectrical EngineeringPhysicsMathematics

Who May Attend:

Air Force and General Electric Company employees and

others on a space available basis.


The Resident Graduate Center provides administration offices,

counseling offices, classrooms and a student lounge. The

technical library of the Rome Air Development Center provides

reference texts required by students.


Mr. Donald R. VanceChief, Career Development and Training Section

2856 Air Base Group (GEPPCT)

Griffiss Air Force Base, New York 13440

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Air Force

HILL AIR FORCE BASE CENTEROgden, Utah


University of UtahSalt Lake City, Utah

Programs Offered:

Industrial StatisticsReliability EngineeringAdvanced Technical Report WritingOperations Research

Who May Attend:



Classes are held in the base training building.


Mr. Ralph C. King, Jr.Chief, 00ACT, 00AMAHill Air Force Base, Utah 84401

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Air Force

HILL AIR FORCE BASE CENTEROgden, Utah


Weber State CollegeOgden, Utah

Programs Offered:

Technical Report WritingNumerical AnalysisSpeed Reading

Who May Attend:



Classes are held on base after working hours.


Mr. Ralph C. King, Jr.Chief, 00ACT, 00AMAHill Air Force Base, Utah 84401

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Air Force

HOLLOMAN GRADUATE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION CENTERAlbuquerque, New Mexico


University of New MexicoAlbuquerque, New Mexico

Programs Offered:

MathomaticsStatisticsLawMedical SciencePsychology

Who "May Attend:

Mechanical EngineeringBusiness AdministrationPhysicsEnglish

Electrical Engineering

Civilian and military personnel. Credit is granted inaccordance with the general academic regulations ofthe University of New Mexico.


Classes are held at the base.


Chief, Career Development Section (MDBPC-3)Civilian Personnel BranchHolloman Air Force Base, New Mexico 88330

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Air Force

KELLY AIR FORCE BASE CENTERSan Antonio, Texas


Texas A & M UniversityCollege Station, Texas

Programs Offered:

Network AnalysisLinear Network AnalysisHigher Mathematics for EngineersAdvanced Engineering in Thermodynamics

Who May Attend:

Engineers at the base.


The purpose of the study program is to provide academic

training for engineering personnel which will update

their skills and prevent technical obsolescence of these

professional personnel. Classes are held on-base.


Mr. Adolph L. SteinCareer Development and Training Branch

(SACCT) Personnel Office, SAAMAKelly Air Force Base, Texas 78241

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Air Force

PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE CENTERCocoa, Florida


University of FloridaGainesville, Florida

Programs Offered:

Graduate-level programs in Engineering and Sciences.

Who May Attend:

Air Force engineers and scientists.


Classes are held in facilities on the base, built by theUniversity. The GENESYS program offers Bachelor's,Master's, and Doctor's degrees in Engineering, AssociatedSciences, and Mathematics.


Robert L. Walker, Ph.D.Resident Director, GENESYS300 University PlaceCape Canaveral, Florida

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Air Force


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Program Offered:

Master's Program in Management of R. & D Installations.

Who May Attend:

Base engineers and scientists.


Classrooms, library and offices are provided by the Air

Force.


Mrs. Margaret NorrisAdministrative AssistantFlorida State UniversityBuilding 543, Room 201Patrick Air Force Base, Florida 32925

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Air Force



Rollins CollegeWinter Park, Florida

Programs Offered:

Program in General Studies:

Business Administration EconomicsPsychology SociologyEducation MathematicsHumanities HistoryPolitical Science Science

Who May Attend:

Qualified military and civilian personnel of PatrickAir Force Base and Cape Kennedy, their dependents,and active school teachers.


Classrooms, library and office space are provided by theAir Force. Bachelor's degree in General Studies may beearned.


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Mr. George Schlatter, Resident DirectorRollins College, Patrick Air Force Base BranchBuilding. 543, Room 104

Patrick Air Force Base, Florida 32925

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Air Force

ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE CENTERAtlanta, Georgia


University of GeorgiaAthens, Georgia

Programs Offered:

Master of Public Administration ProgramMaster of Business Administration Program

Who May Attend:

Professional, scientific and managerial Air Force personnel.


Classes are held on base.


Dr. R. T. GolembienskiAcademic DirectorDepartment of Political ScienceUniversity of GeorgiaAthens, Georgia 30601

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Air Force

ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE CENTERAtlanta, Georgia

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The Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta, Georgia

Program Offered:

Master of Industrial Management

Who May Attend:

Professional, scientific and managerial Air Force personnelwho have enrolled under Georgia Tech admission procedures.


Classes are held on base. An electrowriter has beeninstalled for use in the Georgia Tech program.


Dr. R. Earl GreenAssociate DirectorSchool of Industrial Management

Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta, Georgia 30332

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Air Force

TINKER AIR FORCE BASE CENTERMidwest City, Oklahoma


University of OklahomaNorman, Oklahoma

Programs Offered:

Bachelor's Degrees in the Colleges of Arts and Sciences,

Business Administration, Education and Engineering; Master's

Degree in Business Administration; and two-year Certificate

Program in General Business.

Who May Attend:

Tinker Air Force Base military and civilian personnel.


Classes are held in University facilities. General

enrollment fees are $18 per credit hour.


Sam C. NighDirector, Military Resident Study Center

University of Oklahoma1700 Asp AvenueNorman, Oklahoma 73069

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Air Force

VANDENBERG AIR DACE BASE CENTERLompoc, California

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Allan Hancock CollegeSanta Maria, California

Programs Offered:

Lower division (junior college) level courses leadingto the Applied Arts degree, plus special certificateprograms such as Quality Control and Reliability, LawEnforcement and Fire Sciences.

Who May Attend:

Military personnel, civilian employees and theirdependents.


There are five nine-week terms per year with 40 or morecourses per term. Cost per course ranges from $14 to$28. Classes are held on-base.


Hqs. ISTRAD (DPSE)Vandenberg Air Force Base, California 93437

DepaEtatntofiseAir Force

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE CENTER

Lompoc, California

Cooperatinglaimrsity.:

Chapman CollegeOrange, California

Programs Offered:

General upper-division

BusinessHistory


EducationCounseling

college courses in:

EducationPsychology

Who May Attend:

Federal civilian and military personnel.


Classrooms are provided on-base.


1STRAD (pesE)Vandenberg Air Force Base, California 93437

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Air Forte

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE CENTERLompoc, California



PrograWs Offered:

Graduate level cOlif4ps in a prograT leading to the degreeof Master of Aerospace Operations klafia0ment.

Who May Attend:

Federal employees who have been accepted into iheMaster's degree program at the UniVersity of SouthernCalifornia.


Tuition is $60 per semPster hour but most studentsparticipate with Air Lirce sponsorship. Classes areheld after hours on-base.


1STRAD (DPSE)

Vandenberg Air Force Base, California

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Air Force

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE CENTER

Dayton, Ohio

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Untversity of Dayton

Dayton, Ohio

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Administrative Management and Leadership

Management in Action

11112210 Attend:

Middle management personnel.


Classes are held in University facilities.


2750th Air Base Wing(EWACT/William J. Comboy)Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 45433

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WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE CENTERDayton, Ohio


Ohio State UniversityColumbus, Ohio

Programs Offered:

EconomicsComputer ScienceCivil EngineeringChemistryCeramic EngineeringBusiness OrganizationBiochemistryAccountingMineralogyNuclear EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringElectrical EngineeringMathematicsPreventive MedicineVeterinary Physiology

Who May Attend:

Chemical EngineeringPhysicsPsychologyAgricultural EconomicsAstronomyGeodetic ScienceLanguages

Aero-Astronautical EngineeringPhysiologyPolitical ScienceMetallurgical EngineeringMechanical EngineeringEngineering MechanicsVeterinary Medicine

Civilian and military personnel stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and at the Defense ElectronicsSupply Center and employees of the greater Dayton areawho meet academic prerequisites.


Classes are conducted after hours at Wright-StateUniversity, adjacent to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.Administrative offices, a counseling room, a closedcircuit television facility and one classroom are providedon-base.


Commander, Aeronautical Systems DivisionAttn: William L. PattyChief, Career Development Brandh

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 45433

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Air Force

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE CENTER

Dayton, Ohio

Wittenberg UniversitySpringfield, Ohio

',rayons Offered:

Thirty-six courses are offered in the following subject

areas:

English Psychology

Mathematics History

Business Political Science

Who May Attend:

Attendance is open to base personnel and local residents

of sufficient maturity and preparation to benefit from

instruction.


Classes are held on-base after working hours in both

Area C and the SAC area.


Base Education Office2750th Air Base WingWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 45433

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ARMY EDUCATION CENTERFort Huachuca, Arizona


University of ArizonaTucson, Arizona

Cochise CollegeDouglas, Arizona

Programs Offered:

Both schools offer a variety of courses in mathematics,English, management, speech, economics, psychology, accounting,Government, anthropology, and Russian.

Who May Attend:

Personnel stationed at Fort Huachuca and residents ofnearby towns.


Courses are held on-base and at a nearby high school afterworking bours. Tuition is $16.00 per semester hour.


James L. LewisEducation OfficerPersonnel and Administrative DirectorateU. S. Army GarrisonFort Huachuca, Arizona 85613

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ARMY MAP SERVICEWashington, D. C.

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Programs Offered:

Courses leading to a degree in Geodesy, Cartographyor Oceanography.

Who May Attend:

Employees at the Map Service offices and other Federalcivilian personnel.


Four classrooms adaptable to laboratories are located atthe Map Service office in Washington.


J. E. McClainTraining OfficerAMS Training and Development Division6500 Brooks LaneWashington, D. C. 20315

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Army

THE BALLISTIC INSTITUTEAberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland


University of DelawareNewark, Delaumre

Programs Offered:

Graduate and undergraduate courses in mechanicalengineering, mathematics, and computer science; non-credit courses related to Ballistics Research.

Who May Attend:

Laboratory employees.


Classes are held at the laboratory and lab fa-ilitiesare available for courses requiring practical application.Duty-time formal classes are provided in the scientificdisciplines, as well as colloquium and seminar programson advanced research topics.


T. Robert BechtolDirector, Ballistic InstituteU. S. Army Ballistic Research LaboratoriesAberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland 21005

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ELECTRONICS COMMAND EDUCATION CENTERFort Monmouth, New Jersey


Newark State CollegeUnion, New Jersey

pagrams Offered:

HistoryEnglish

Goverr

Math,:

Psyc,

Command employees who have been accepted to NewarkState College.


Classes are held in the Electronics Command Education Centerin the evenings. Tuition fees are $16 per semester hour of

credit.


Kenneth K. HuhnChief, Educational Development and Training BranchMilitary Personnel DivisionU. S. Army Electronics CommandFort Monmouth, New Jersey 07703

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FORT BELVOIR CENTERFort Belvoir, Virginia

Cooperating Univers i ties :

Americao UniversityWashington, D. C.


University of VirginiaCharlottesville, Virginia

plograms_Offered:

American University: Undergraduate programs in accounting,automatic data processing, computer science, economics,history, mathematics, police administration, philosophy,physics, isychology, and statistics.

George Washington University: Undergraduate and graduatecourses in business .dministration.

University of Virginia: Undergraduate and graduate programsin engineering, English, Languages, accounting, computerscience, economics, history, mathematics, philosophy,physics, and psychology.

Who May Attend:

Civilian and military personnel at Fort Belvoir and adjacentfacilities. A student must apply amd be admitted to theuniversity conducting the classes which he wishes to attend.


Eric A. Eber, Director GEDArmy Education CenterFort Belvoir, Virginia 22060

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FORT MYER EDUCATION CENTERArlington, Virginia

Cooperating


University of VirginiaNorthern Virginia CenterArlington, Virginia

Programs Offered:

Undergraduate courses in accounting, business administration,

economics, education, English, psychology, politieal science,

mathematics and sociology.

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel and dependents at Fort Myer,

Cameron Station, Fort McNair, Tempo A, B, and C, Strategic

Communications Command, the National Guard, and the White

House Command Center. Students must apply and be admitted

to the university conducting the classes they wish to attend.


Classes are held on-base after working hours. Classrooms,

administrative offices and a Language Laboratory are

provided.


Miss Margaret LockwoodDirector of EducationFort Myer Education CenterArlington, Virginia 22211

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FORT WAINWRIGHTFairbanks, Alaska


University of AlaskaCollege, Alaska

Courses in the social sciences, languages, zlathematics,business administration and English.

Uho May Attend:

Military and civiliam personnel at Fort Wainwright whohame applied and been accepted at the University.


Tuition is $18 per credit hour. Classes are held atPort Wainwright, which provides 6 classrooms, readinglaboratory and typing laboratory.


John M. HornerEmployee Development OfficerCivilian Personnel OfficeFort Mainwright, Alaska 99703

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GRANITE CITY ARMY DEPOTGranite City, Illinois


Southern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville, Illinois

Programs Offered:

Any non-credit course desired:

Reading improvementEnglish ReviewMathematics Refresher

These courses are part of a program aimed at improvingon-the-job performance.

Who May Attend:

Depot employees.


Tuition for all courses is $18. Non-credit classes areheld ac the Depot, while courses for credit are availableonly on campus. Courses are provided by the Technical

and Adult Education Divisions and are creditable towardthe Industrial Management Certificate.


George D. LangdonEmployee Development OfficerCivilian Personnel DivisionGranite City Army DepotGranite City, Illinois 62040

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PENTAGON EDUCATION CENTERWashington, D. C.


American University George Washington UniversityWashington, D. C. Washington, D. C.


Programs Offered:

American University - Certificate program in data processing;Master's degree programs in Teachingand Technology of Management.

George Washington University - Master of Science degrees inBusiness Administration, Administration,Financial Management, Governmental Admin-istration, and Person7.1.-1. Administration.

University of Maryland - Bachelor of Science and Master ofScience degrees in Military Studies,Master of Arts and Ph.D. degrees inGovernment and Politics.

Who May Attend:

Personnel of the armed services, military and civilian.


Classes,sponsored by the Military District of Washington,are held after workir hours. Classrooms and administrativeoffices are located in the Pentagon and adjacent buildings.Fees vary with the university attended.


Philip F. Strauss

Director of EducationArmy HQ CommandantThe Pentagon Education CentrrWashington, D. C. 20310

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PICATENNY ARSENALDover, New Jersey


Stevens Institute of TechnologyHoboken, New Jersey

Programs Offered:

Graduate courses in engineering science:

Ordinary Differential EquationsVector Analysis and Practical Differential Equations

Theory of Performance of Propellants and Explosives

Ordnance Engineering

Who May Attend:

Arsenal employees.


Courses taught by Arsenal personnel are offered at the

Arsenal after working hours.


G. L. GoldsworthyChief, Training and Development Branch

Civilian Personnel DivisionPicatinny ArsenalDover, New Jersey 07801

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TOOELE ARMY DEPOTTooele, Utah


Utah Technical CollegeSalt Lake City, Utah

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Wpot employees who have a specific need for these courses.


The program was initiated to fulfill an employee need

for training in report writing. Classes are held at

the depot after working hours. Space, texts, notebooks,

and pencils are provided by the depot.


Don H. JohnsonSupervisory Employee Development Specialist

Civilian Personnel DivisionTooele Army DepotTooele, Utah 84074

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UNITED STATES ARMY M,iSILE COMMANDRedstone Arsenal, ALabama


University of Alabama in HuntsvilleHuntsville, Alabama

Programs Offered:

Graduate Study Program:

Master of Axts in MathematicsMaster of Science in PhysicsMaster of Science in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical,Engineering Mechanics, Aerospace, and Industrial)

ChemistryPublic Administration

Who Mhy Attend:

Scientists and engineers at,Redstone Arsenal, othergovernment personnel, contractor personnel, militarypersonnel and others.


Classes are held on-campus at Huntsville, but holdings ofRedstone Scientific Information Center are available to

the University. The program is soon expected to include

the Ph.D. degree.


John S. Hinkle or John F. HeathTraining and Development DivisionCivilian Personnel OfficeU. S. Army Missile CommandRedstone Arsenal, Alabama 35809

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UNITED STATES EUROPEAN COMMAND CENTER


Boston UniversityBoston, Massachusetts

Programs Offered:

Master of Arts in International RelationsMaster of Education in Secondary EducationMaster of Science in Business Administration

Who May Attend:

NATO and Federal civilian and military employees in

Europe. All students must apply and be admitted to

the University.


Classes are held in Heidelberg, Berlin, Stuttgart, Munich,

Brussels, Casteau, Frankfurt, Naples and Marmheim. Tuition

is $45 per credit hour.

For Further information Contact:

Robert P. TalbotEmployee Development OfficerHeidelberg Area Civilian Personnel Office

CPD North Baden DistrictAPO New York 09102

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UNITED STATES EUROPEAN COMMAND CENTER


University of Maryland

European Division

Programs Offered:

Bachelor of Arts degree in General Studies, The University

offers a curriculum of college courses in the social sciences,

languages, mathematics, business administration, art, and

English.

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel stationed in Europe, North

Africa and the Middle East who have been admitted to the

University.


Tuition is $18 per credit hour. Classes are held at

military installations in Europe, North Africa and the

Middle East.


Dr. Henry Walker, DirectorEuropean DivisionUniversity of MarylandAPO New York 09403

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UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMYWest Point, New York

Cooperating

Orange County Community CollegeMiddletown, New York

Programs Offered:

College-level courses for credit for those aiming for adegree, and adult education on a non-credit basis forthose wishing to enrich their educational background.

Who May Attend:

Civilian employees of the Academy.


Four courses are held each semester in classroom spaceprovided by the Academy.


Richard Sforza

Employee Development SpecialistU. S. Military AcademyWest Foint, New York 10996

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U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION

Vicksburg, Mississippi


Mississippi State UniversityStarkville, Mississippi

Programs Offered:

A full curriculum of courses leading to a Master of Science

degree in Civil Engineering with specialties in Soils

Mechanics, Hydraulics, and Engineering Mechanics

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Engineers desiring a Master of Science in Civil Engineering.

All students must make application and be admitted to the

Mississippi State Graduate School.


Classes are held at the Experiment Station and meet twice

a week in the late afternoon.


Vernon M. Welch, Jr.'Employee Development OfficerU. S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station

P. O. Box 631Vicksburg, Mississippi 39180

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U. S. ARMY FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING OFFICE

Washington, D. C.



Programs Offered:

Data Processing courses which may lead to a certificate

in Automatic Data Processings Systems and courses in

accounting as needed by accounting office employees.

Who May Attend:

Employees of the Finance and Accounting Office, U. S. Army

in the Tempo B Building.


Classes are held in Finance and Accounting Office after

working hours. Students may receive undergraduate or

graduate credit depending upon individual qualifications.


Mrs. Ellen B. KeslerChief, Training and Development

HQ, Military District of Washington


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WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGEWhite Sands, New Mexico

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New Mexico State UniversityLas Cruces, New Mexico

Programs Offered:

Undergraduate and graduate level courses are offered in

engineering and scientific fields as the need justifies.

Who May Attend:

Missile Range employees who have been admitted to New

Mexico State University.


Classes are held in Range facilities after working hours.

On-campus courses are also available.


James M. PattonChief, Training and Development Branch

Civilian Personnel and Training Division

White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico 88002

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YUMA PROVING GRaUNDYuma, Arizona


University of ArizonaTucson, Arizona

Programs Offered:

Computer Orientation and FortranAnalytical Geometry and CalculusManagement and Organizational Behavior

SpeakingEducational Psychology

Who May Attend:

Proving Ground employees.


Classes are held after-hours at the Proving Ground.


Charles E. Foster, EDOCivilian Personnel OfficeYuma Proving GroundYuma, Arizona 85364

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CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE

Keyport, Washington


Olympic CollegeBremerton, Washington

Programs Offered:

ElectronicsSketch EasyPsychologyReading ImprovementPhysical MetallurgySlide Rule

Who May Attend:

Process ControlEffective WritingMathematicsBlueprint ReadingQuality Control

Employees of the Naval Torpedo Station, Keyport; Naval

Ammunition Depot, Bangor; and the Polaris Missile Facility,

Pacific, may enroll in the after hours vocational program.


Classrooms and audio-visual equipment are available at

all 3 Naval stations. The College nominal tuition charge

of $1.34 per credit hour is paid by the employing agency

for job-related courses.


Employee Development SuperintendentConsolidated Industrial Relations Office

Naval Torpedo StationKeyport, Washington 98345

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CONSC1IDATED INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE-WASHINGTON NAVY YARDWashington, D. C.


The American UniversityWashington, D. C.


programs Offered:

Problems in Personnel ManagementData Processing ProgrammingIntroduction to Data ProcessingManagement of Automatic Data Processing SystemsAutomatic Data Processing SystemsThe Systems ApproachComputer Programming

Who May Attend:

Navy Yard employees.


Classrooms are provided at the Navy Yard.


Chief, Employee Development DivisionConsolidated Industrial Relations OfficeWashington Navy YardWashington, D. C. 20390

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HEADQUARTERS F(FTH NAVAL DISTRICT

Norfolk, Virginia


University of Virginia

Hampton Roads CenterNorfolk, Virginia

George Washington University

Tidewater CenterNorfolk, Virginia

Proarams Offered:

)ata Processing Certificate Program

Letters and Reports Communications in Government

Master's of Science in Administration with concentrations

in ADP, Industrial Personnel Management, Management

EngineeringBachelor's of Science in General Studies with celcentration

in Business Administration

Who May Attend:

Qualified civilian and military personnel throughout the

Tidewater area.


Classrooms are provided by the Headquarters Fifth District,

at the Personnel Accounting Machine Installation, the Naval

Supply Center, the Naval Air Station and the Naval Amphibious

Base. Classes are limited to 25-30 participants per course.


Employee Development Specialist

Consolidated Industrial Relations Office

Headquarters Fifth Naval District

Norfolk, Virginia 23511

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MAIN NAVY BUILDING STUDY CENTERWashington, D. C.

Cooper4ting Universities:



Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Cooperationwith Harbridge House, Inc.

Troy, New York

Programs Offered:

Master's Degree Bachelor's De ree

Financial Management Bachelor of Artr;Governmental Administration Bachelor of Science in GeneralPersonnel Management StudiesTechnology of Management Bachelor of BusineSs Administration

Certificates of achievement can be earned in two additionalcategories, Procurement Management and Data Processing.

Who May Attend:

Employees at Main Navy Building.


Classes are held in conference rooms at the Main Navy andMunitions Buildings after working hours.


Miss Kathleen V. SullivanEmployee Development BranchCivilian Personnel Division

Administrative Office, Navy DepartmentRoom 0116, Mhin Navy BuildingWashington, D. C. 20350

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NAVAL AIR STATIONAlameda, California

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Laney CollegeOakland, California

pras ams Offered:

Elementa of SupervisionPsychology for Supervisors

Human Relations

Who May Attend:



Three classrooms are provided at the Station.


Mr. R. T. StanhopeTraining SuperintendentU. S. Naval Air Station

Alameda, California 94501

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NAVAL AIR STATIONCecil Field, Florida


Florida Junior College1450 Flagler AvenueJacksonville, Florida

Programs Offered:

at Jacksonville

32207

Advanced Supervisory andincluding courses in:

Mathematics

Industrial EngineeringAccountingData ProcessingBusiness

Management Development Program

GovernmentManagementStatisticsPsychology

Who May Attend:



Classes are held after hours at the Field.


EconomicsLogicWritingSociology

Senior Employment Development SpecialistTraining Office, Industrial Relations DepartmentNaval Air StationCecil Field, Florida 32215

NAVAL AIR STATIONPensacola, Florida

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Pensacola Junior College

Pensacola, Florida

Programs Offered:

AgcountingAlgebraSpeed ReadingBasic Computer Concepts1401 Computer ConceptsBlueprint Reading

Who May Attend:

Business MathBasic SupervisionGeneral MathIntroduction to Data

ProcessingCobol

Naval Station personnel and their dependents and local residents.

Students must apply and be admitted to Pensacola Junior College.


Tuition is $9.00 per credit for Naval Station personnel and

Florida residents and $11.00 per credit hour for non-residents.

Lecture and conference-type classrooms are provided by the

Station.


Training Superintendent (Code IRT)

Industrial Relations Department

Naval Air StationPensacola, Florida 32508

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NAVAL AIR TEST CENTERPatuxent River, Maryland



Programs Offered:

Courses lead to either a baccalaureate or graduate degree

in Engineering. Areas of study concentration are:

Aerospace EngineeringMechanical EngineeringElectrical EngineeringElectronics

A Vocational Certification Program is also available for

teachers of trade, industrial and service occupations in

secondary schools.

AIM1A1LAtLtaq:

Employees at the Center.


Courses are held in on-base facilities after working

hours. The cost is $18 per credit hour for undergraduateand $24 per credit hour for graduate students.


Training DirectorIndustrial Relations DepartmentU. S. Naval Air StationPatuxent River, Maryland 20670

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NAVAL AMPHIBIOUS BASE CENTER

Little Creek, Norfolk, Virginia

Cooperating University

University of Virginia

Hampton Roads StationNorfolk, Virginia

Programs Offered:

AccountingData ProcessingEnglish Composition

Who Mhy Attend:

Rase employees.


Courses are held after hours in classrooms on-base.


Education and Training Officer

Naval Amphibious BaseLittle Creek, Norfolk, Virginia 23521

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NAVAL AMMUNITION DEPOTCrane, Indiana


Indiana State UniversityTerre Haute, Indiana

kosrams Offered:

Undergraduate courses leading to a degree in Businessor Science.

Who May Attend:

Employees at the depot.


Courses are conducted in depot facilities after workinghours.


Commanding Officer (IRT)U. S. Naval Ammunition DepotCrane, Indiana 47522

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NAVAL AMMUNITION DEPOT

Crane, Indiana


Rose Polytechnic Institute

Terre Haute, Indiana

Programs Offered:

Master of Engineering Science Courses

Who May Attend:

Technical personnel at the depot.


Courses are conducted at the depot. One course is

currently being offered each quarter.


Commanding Officer (IRT)

U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot

Crane, Indiana 47522

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NAVAL EXAMINING CENTERGreat Lakes, Illinois

Cooperating Univerity:

Roosevelt UniversityChicago, Illinois

Pro rams Offered:

Master of Arts in Education with majors in elementaryeducation, guidance and school administration.

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel and local civilians whohold Bachelor of Arts degrees from accredited institutesand meet University entrance standards.


Classes are held at night at the Center. Graduate worktoward the degree may be completed within a period oftwo years.


Richard Dell

Administrative Services AssistantNaval Examining CenterGreat Lakes, Illinois 60088

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NAVAL MEDICAL CENTERBethesda, Maryland



Department of Agriculture Graduate

Washington, D. C.


Washington, D. C.

Programs Offered:

American University

Operations ResearchBasic StatisticsSystems DesignAutomatic Data Processing

Management Systems

Computer Programming

Department of Agriculture

Graduate School

Applied Physiology

Who May Attend:

School


HumanitiesGermanGeologyAnthropologyEconomicsEnglishMathPsychologyPolitical ScienceBusiness and Public

Administration

Medical Center personnel and local residents who have been

admitted to the university conducting the class they wish

to attend.


Classes are held in Naval Medical Center facilities after

working hours.


Nicholas J. SzabadosHead, Training and Educational Services Branch

Building 7, Room 32D

National Naval Medical Center

Bethesda, Maryland 20014

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NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICEWashington, D. C.


The George Washington University The Gradt,etz. School

Washington, D. C. Department of AgricultureWashington, D. C.

Washington School of PrintingRockville, Marylant;

Programs Offered:

Public AdministrationEconomicsGeodetic and Cartographic

Science

Mathematics and StatisticsOceanographyLithographyOffice Techniques

Who Mhy Attend:

TechnologyData ProcessingNavigationGeologyInformation MethodsLibrary TechniquesPhysical Sciences

Oceanographic Office employees, other Federal employees,and students of the participating schools who have obtainedpermission to attend.


Courses may lead to Bachelor of Science degrees inOceanography or in Geodesy and Cartographic Sciences.Department of Agriculture Graduate School courses maylead to a Certified Statement of Accomplishment inOceanography. Classes are held after working hours atthe Oceanographic Office and adjacent Naval facilities.George Washington University fees are $42 per semesterhour; Department of Agriculture Graduate School, $14.Tuition assistance is available. Printing course andlaboratory fees range from $92 to $155 per course.


Edmund J. KlukowskiHead, Administrative Training BranchEducation and Training OfficeU. S. Naval Oceanographic Office


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NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORYWhite Oak, Maryland

Cooperating UniveriEity:


Programs Offered:


Aerospace Engineering Mathematics

Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering

Physics Statistics

Electrical Engineering

Wbo May Attend:

Laboratory employees engaged in full or part-time graduate

programs in the above mentioned fields.


Instructors are drawn from both the University and

Laboratory staffs. Courses are held at the Lab and on

University of Maryland's main campus.


ChiefEmployee Development DivisionU. S. Naval Ordnance Laboratory, White Oak

Silver Spring, Maryland 20910

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NAVAL ORDNANCE STATIONIndian Head, Maryland



Charles County Community CollegeLaPlata, Maryland

Programs Offered:

Engineering Organizational BehaviorTechnical Drawing Introduction to DataCalculus ProcessingSanitary Technology Advanced AdministrativeSurvey of Accounting ManagementPsychology of Management Human Behavior inStatistics for Engineers Organizations

Wbo May Attend:

Station employees


Classes are held at the Naval Ordnance Station in theevenings.


Head, Training DivisionIndustrial Relations DepartmentNaval Ordnance StationIndian Head, Maryland 20640

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NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORYWashington, D,



programs Offered:

EngineeringMathematicsPhysics

Who May Attend:

Employees of the Naval Research Laboratory.


Classes are held after hours at the Laboratory. Fees per

3 or 4-hour course range from $54 to $120.


Eugene C. Reinhardt, Jr.Head,-Science Education SectionNaval Research LaboratoryWashington, D. C. 20390

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NAVAL SHIP RESEARCH An DEVELOPMENT CENTERWashington, D. C.

gsmerating Universities:



Programs Offered:

Professional Development and ManagementMathematicsPhysicsManagement Techniques

Who May Attend:

Center employees.


A classroom is provided at the Center.


Head, Training DivisionNaval Ship Research and Development tenterWashington, D. C. 20007

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NAVAL SHIP RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Annapolis, Maryland


George WashingtonWashington, D. C.

Capitol InstituteWashington, D. C.

Programs Offered:

OceanographyElectronicsMathematics

University

of Technology

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Who May Attend:

Center employees with a need for technical training.


The Center provides a classroom, auditorium, and laboratory

space for the after hours courses.


Training OfficerNaval Ship Research Development Center

Annapolis DivisionAnnapolis, Maryland 21402

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NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE CENTERNew London, Connecticut


Central Connecticut State CollegeNew Tritain, Connecticut

Programs Offered:

Business LawNhnagementReading ImprovementFreshman English

Who May Attend:

Q

Intermediate AlgebraNumber SystemsMajor American WritersAlgebra and Trigonometry

The program is opeL to all active duty and retired militarypersonnel and their dependents in the Naval Submarine Base,New London area, as well as civil service employees of theSubmarine Base and tenant activities.


Students will be required to pay a $5 student fee, and $20per semester hour tuition. Courses are conducted at theNaval Base after hours. Students may matriculate and earnAssociate in Science, Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Sciencedegrees.


Commanding OfficerP. O. Box 16Naval Submarine Base, New LondonGroton, Connecticut 06340

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NAVAL SUPPLY CENTERSan Diego, California


San Diego State College

San Diego, California

San Diego Junior CollegeSan Diego, California

Programs Offered:

San Diego State College offers a Professional Certificate

Program in Public Administration. The introductory course

includes Nature and Scope of Public Administration,

Administrative Organizations, Basic Problems of Management,

Financial Administration, and Administrative Responsibility

and International Administration.

San Diego Junior College offers Government, Small Purchasing,

Retailing, and Basic Psychology for Supervisors. The Junior

College also sponsors the San Diego Adult School, which

offers basic programs in Remedial Basic Education, High

School Equivalency, Civil Service Review, Reading

Improvement, etc.

Who May Attend:

Civilian and military employees of the Naval Supply Center,

Defense Surplus Sales Office, Navy Regional Finance Center,

and other San Diego Area Supply Departments.


All available classrooms, audio visual aids, and cafeteria

facilities are provided at the Center after hours. The

introductory course fee for tuition and books is $57.38.

junior College courses require $1.50 student fee, while

adult education is tuition-free, with books extra.


Mrs. Willamae M. HeitmanEmployee Development SpecialistIndustrial Relations DepartmentNaval Supply CenterSan Diego, California 92131

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NAVAL WEAPONS CENTERChina Lake, California


Bakersfield Junior College - Desert DivisionRidgecrest, California

Programs Offered:

Various data processing and engineering courses aresupplemented by offerings in the social and biologicalsciences and in history, English, art, and music.

Who May Attend:

Both Weapons Center personnel and local residents whohave applied and have been admitted to Bakersfield JuniorCollege.


There are no fees or tuition for area residents butout-of-state fees will be levied upon those who are notresidents of California. Classes are held on base in theevenings, with classrooms ana laboratory facilitiesprovided by the Center.


R. Frederic LaddaEmployee Development OfficerNaval Weapons CenterChina Lake, California 93555

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Cooperating

University of California

Los Angeles, California

Programs Offered:

Graduate programs in mathematics, physics, and engineering.

Who May Attend:

All persons with Bachelor's degrees who fulfill engineering

course prerequisites. All must have station passes or

laboratory passes.


Four Training Center classrooms and one Michelson Laboratory

classroom are provided.


R. Ftederic LaddaEmployee Development Officer

Naval Weapons CenterChina Lake, California 93555

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Programs Offered:

Courses in Public Administration:

Administrative Systems AnalysisResearch in Complex OrganizationsOrganization and Management TheoryFundamentals of Public AdministrationPublic Administration ProblemsProbklms in the Administration of Financial Resources

Who May Attend:

Weapons Center employees.


Three classrooms and a library are provided at the Ttaining

Center.


R. Frederic LaddaEmployment Development OfficerNaval Weapons CenterChina Lake, California 93555

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NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER, CORONA LABORATORIES

Corona, California


Chaffey.OallegeAlta Loma, California

Programs Offered:

Regular junior college work-related courses:

MathematicsBusinessSupervision

Who May Attend:

Corona Laboratories employees and the general public.


Classes are held after hours at the Center, with no expense

to students except the cost of texts. Course credit may be

applied toward an Associate of Science or Associate of Arts

degree at Chaffey, and the supervision courses are applicable

to California State Junior College Certificate in Supervision.

For Farther Information Contact:

Mr. Stanley B. SchockEducation OfficerNaval Weapons Center, Corona Laboratories

Corona, California 91720

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PACIFIC MISSILE RANGEPoint Mugu, California


University of California ExtensionSanta Barbara, California

Ventura CollegeVentura, California

Programs Offered:

The University of California Extension conducts selectedcourses mainly in the fields of engineering and mathematicsand occasional courses in management.

Ventura College conducts lower division courses in electronicsand mathematics.

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel at Point Mugu and nearbyinstallations. Personnel must apply and be admitted tothe university conducting the class they wish to attend.


CLasses are held after working hours in Naval facilities.Tuition for University of California courses is $55.00 per4-quarter-unit course. There are no fees for Ventuna Collegecourses.


Industrial Relations OfficerPacific Missile RangePoint Mugu, California 93041

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PEARL HALIBOR NAVAL SHIPYARD

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

CooperatinglIniyersitx:

University of Hawaii

Honolulu, Hawaii

Programs Offered:

Personnel CompensationPrinciples of Economics

Operations ManagementPrinciples of Management

Who May Attend:

Shipyard employees.


TWo classrooms are available after hours at the Shipyard.


George F. Escher

Head, Training DivisionPearl Harbor Naval Shipyard

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 96818


PUGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARDBremerton, Washington


Olympic CollegeBremerton, Washington

Programs Offered:

After-hours Vocational Program includes:

Arithmetic ReviewEnglish ReviewMath ReviewShorthand and DictationEffective Writing

Electronics and Technical CmArsesSupervisor Training CoursssIndustrial SketchingInstructor TrainingSpeed Reading

Who Ma_,y Attend:

Shipyard employees


Courses are held at the Shipyard after working hours.

For Fiirther Information Contact:

Mr. P. H. ChandlerHead, Training DivisionPuget Sound Naval ShipyardBremerton, Washington 98314

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PUGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARDBremerton, Washington


Pacific Lutheran UhiversityParkland, Washington

Programs Offered:

Graduate courses leading to a Master's Degree in Business

Administration, covering areas of Professional Tool and

Research Methodology, the Environment of Business,

Mhnagement of Business Functions, and Specialization or

Supporting Disciplines.

Who May Attend:

Shipyard employees who hold Bachelor's Degrees and show

ability to pursue graduate work may apply for admission.


Classes are held after-hours in Shipyard facilities and

sa campus.


Mr. P. H. Chandl6rHead, Training DivisionPuget Sound Naval ShipyardBremerton, Washington 98314

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PUGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD

Bremerton, Washington


University of WashingtonSeattle, Washington

Ftograms Cifered:

The Advanced Reactor Plant Engineering Program includes avariety of courses in nuclear engineering.

wiejjay Attend:

Shipyard personnel holding Bachelor's Degrees in Engineering.


Classes meet after hours at the Shipyard except thoserequiring campus facilities.

Fbr Further Information Contact:

Mr. P. H. ChandlerHead, Training DivisionPuget Sound Naval ShipyardBremerton, Washington 98314

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U. S. NAVAL BASEKey West, Florida


Florida State UniversityTalLahassee, Florida

Progrms Offered:

Basic courses in:

Mathematics English

History Humanities

Real Estate

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian employees as well as local residents.


Courses are offered on-base at the U. S. Fleet Sonar School

after working hours.


Joseph MarcusResident DdrectorFlorida State UniversityU. S. Naval BaseKey West, Florida 33040

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Navy

U. S. NAVAL STATIONSan Juan, Puerto Rico



Programs Offered:

Social Science EconomicsPsychology ArtSociology PhysicsMathematics HistoryGovernment EnglishChemistry SpanishHumanities Philosophy

Who May Attend:

Naval Station personnel and local residents. All studentsmust apply and be admitted to Florida State University.


Classes meet one night per week in Naval Station classrooms.


Dr. Donald B. Smith, Ph.DDirector, FSU College ProgramU. S. Naval Station Box 19FPO New York 09550

Lt. (Jg) James S. Borona, USNDirector of District TrainingU. S. Naval Station Box 19FPO New York 09550

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Navy

UNITED STATES NAVAL ACTIVITIESUnited Kingdom


University of Maryland, European Division

APO 09403

University of Southern CaliforniaHeadquarters, Third Air ForceAPO 09125

Programs Offered:

Master of Arts Degree Program in InternationalRelations (University of Southern Caliornia):

Theory and Methodology of International RelationsDiplomatic Issues in the Middle East and North Africa

Seminar in European DiplomacyAmerican Foreign Policy

Who Mhy Attend:

United States Government sponsored personnel.


Classrooms and conference rooms are provided after duty

hours, application fee is $20, tuition, $50 per credit.

Tuition assistance is available.


Mrs. M. J. AlcockEducational AdvisorUnited States Naval ActivitiesUnited Kingdom

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District of Columbia Government

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTHDistrict of Columbia General Hospital



Programs Offered:

Psychology of LearningManagement of the Hospital Nursing Unit

Who May Attend:

District of Columbia public health employees.


Courses are taken after duty hours at the student'sexpense although duty hours may be rearranged to permitstudy. Classrooms are on grounds of D. C. GeneralHospital. The courses given are determined by therequests of the employees.


Miss Virginia SageAssociate Director, Nursing Service EducationAnne Archbold Hall, D. General HospitalD. C. Department of Public Health19th Street and Massachusetts Avenue, S. E.Washington, D. C. 20003

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District of Columbia Government

METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENTWashington, D. C.

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Program Offered:

Certificate in 2olice Administration

Who May Attend:

Police Department employees.


Classroom space is provided in the Municipal Buildingand facilities of the Metropolitan Police Department.


Inspector Fnancis ConleyDirector, Training DivisionMetropolitan Police DepartmentWashington, D. C. 20001

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-88-

General Accounting Office

GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE STUDY -CENTERWashington, D. C.



Programs Offered:

AccountingManagement Information and Reporting SystemsOperations ResearchComputer ProgrammingData ProcessingManagement Principles

Who May Attend:

Any Government employee


Classes are held at General Accounting Office afterworking hours.


Charles O. MagnettiClassification and Personnel Standards SectionOffice of PersonnelGeneral Accounting OfficeWashington, D. C. 20548

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General Services Administration

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION STUDY CENTER

Kansas City, Kansas


University of Kansas Extension Center

Kansas City, Missouri

Programs Offered:

Composition and Literature

Personal FinanceAutomatic Data Processing

Social PsychologyTortsLogicPhilosophyPsychologySpeechTechnical WritingIntermediate MathematicsPersonnel Management

Who May Attend:

Government employees in the immediate area.


There are classrooms in the Federal Building. Tuition

is $12 per credit hour; non-credit fees are $20 to $25

per course.


Jim DarrahUniversity of Kansas Extension Center

39th and Rainbow BoulevardKansas City, Kansas 66103

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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICESWashington, D. C.



Program Offered:

Introduction to Modern Archives Administration(TWo-week institute and semester course)

Who May Attend:

Federal civilian employees and non-Government students.


Class is held at the Archives Building.


Director, Planning and Mhnagement Programs DivisionNational Archives and Records ServiceWashington, D. C. 20408

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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICESWashington, D. C.

The George Washington UniversityWashington, D. C.

Programs Offered:

English and History

Who May Attend:

Federal civilian employees and non-Government students.

Genenal Information:

Class is held at the Archives Building.


Robert W. Stewart, Jr.

Fleld RepresentativeThe George Washington UniversityCollege of General Studies706 20th Street, N. W.Washington, D. C. 20006

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Department of Health; Education, and Welfare

Social Security Administration

SOCIAL SECURITY CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATIONBaltimore, Maryland



Programs Offered:

Programs leading to the Master of Science degree in:

Financial ManagementGovernmental AdministrationPersonnel Administration

Who May Attend:

Employees and a few others with undergraduate degrees

from accredited institutions.


Cost is $40 per semester hour. Courses are held at the

Center after working hours.


Mrs. Barbara P. LeCroyEmployee Development SpecialistRoom 4-C-11, Operations Wing6401 Security Bou/evardBaltimore, Maryland 21233

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Department of Health, Education, and Welfare


SOCIAL SECURITY CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION

Baltimore, Maryland


University of Maryland

College Park, Maryland

Programs Offered:

Undergraduate courses in:

EnglishGovernment and Politics

History Economics

Commerce Psychology

Sociology

Who May Attend:

High school graduates who are Social Security Administration

employees and a limited number of persons from the community.


Students may register as either a "Special Student" or

as a "Student working toward a degree". Tuition is $18

per credit hour. Courses are held after hours at the

Center.


Mrs. Barbara P. LeCroy

Employee Development Specialist

Room 4-C-11, Operations Wing

6401 Security BoulevardBaltimore, Maryland 21235

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De artment of Health Education and Welfare


SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENT CENTERBirmingham, Alabama


University of AlabamaBirmingham, Alabama

Pro ram Offered:

English Composition

Who May Attend:

Employees of Social Security Payment Center.


Classes are held at the Payment Center after hours.


James W. GrantEmployment Development OfficerSocial Security AdministrationPayment Center225 Third Avenue, NorthBirmingham, Alabama 35203

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Department of the Interior

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENTWashington, D. C.

2222.2ratimlniversity:

U. S. Department of Aericulture, Graduate SchoolWashington, D. C.

Programs Offered:

Operational Problems in Personnel ManagementSupervision and the Administrative Process

Who May Attend:

Federal employees in personnel work or in supervisory

capacities.


Classes are held in the Department of Interior Building.

Participation is not limited to Interior employees.


Mr. Andrew J. Ondrof, ChiefDivision of Employment and TrainingOffice of Personnel ManagementDepartment of the InteriorWashington, D. C. 20240

-96-

Depaxtment of the Interior

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENTWashington, D. C.

Cooperating Uniyersiy:


itograms Offered:

Natural Resources EconomicsNatural Resources Policy and theAdministration Process

Who May Attend:

Participants of the Consolidated Departmental ManagerDevelopment Program, and the Administrative ManagementTraining Program.


Classes are held in the Department of Interior Building.


Mr. Andrew J. Ondrof, ChiefElvision of Employment and TrainingOffice of Personnel ManagementDepartment of the InteriorWashington, D. C. 20240

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-97-


Bureau of Indian Affairs

UINTAH AND OURAY AGENCYFort Duchesne, Utah


University of Utah (College of Eastern Utah)

Price, Utah

Programs Offered:

Heavy Equipment Maintenance Workshops

Who May Attend:

Heavy equipment operators.


Training is conducted on-site.


SuperintendentUintah and Ouray AgencyFort Duchesne, Utah 84059

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Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife

EASTERN FISH DISEASE LABORATORYBronx, New York

gstaatElung_ :

Fordham UniversityBronx, New York

Programs Offered:

Advanced Course in FisheriesBiology (with emphasis on diseases and managementof fresh water fisheries systems)

Who tlay Attend:

Laboratory staff biologlsts.


In addition to its specialized facilities, the Laboratoryfurnishes a lecture room and library. The one-year programis conducted by the Department of Biological Sciences andthe Louis Calder Conservation and Ecology Study Center ofFordham.


Charles Mitchell, Bureau Training OfficerBureau of Sports Fisheries and WildlifeDepartment of the InteriorWashington, D. C. 20240

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONWashington, D. C.

C222.912.5.11P,Uniity.:


* Programs Offered:

U S. Political SystemIntroduction to SociologyGeneral PsychologyReading

Who May Attend:

Federal Bureau of Investigation personnel and other eligibleFederal employees who have been admitted to the University.


Courses are held after hours in the Federal Bureau ofInvestigation Identification Building, Second and D

Streets, S. W.


Special Agent William E. ClarkPersonnel OfficeFederal Bureau of Investigation, Room 4513Department of Justice9th and Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W.Washington, D. C. 20535

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Department of Justice

Bureau of Prisons

CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF CRIME DELIN UENCY AND CORRECTIONSMariofi, Illinois

CooperatinginiKersity:

Sodthern Illinois Universityittrbondale, Illinois

III&E.4111.2fftEtg.:

Associate of Arts Degree in CorreCWAIO Ittiugh 14taidwifi

Illinois University's vocatiooal Teattitc InsEiL44.

Who gay Attend:

Penitentiary staff of Marion, Vienna, and Menard, Illinois,

prtsons, as well as persons not presently eMploOd IPcorreci#0.


Classroot§ and teaching al.ds ate furnished by the Penitentiary.

For Further Information Contadt;

Dr. Elmer JohnsonAssistar': DirectorCenter .uor the Study of Crime, Delinquency, and Corrections

Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale, Illinois 62901

Kieth HumbleInstitute DirectorVocational Technical Institute

Carbondale, Illinois 62901

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Bureau of Prisons

FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONSeagoville, Texas


Henderson County Junior College

Athens, Texas

Programs Offered:

Abnormal PsychologyContemporary Social Problems

Who May AttE

Institution employees


The program provides an easily assessible opportunity for

employees to voluntarily improve their knowledge of the

behavioral sciences as they relate to the correctional

field. Classes are held in the Institution's Education

Building.


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Personnel OfficerFederal Correctional InstitutionSeagoville, Texas 75159

Qi;eraiiii4114Tta

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Bureau of Prisons

FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONTexarkana, Texas


East Texas State UniversityCommerce, Texas

LaLTILIII2g2red:

Counseling psychology

Who May Attend:



Classrooms and training aids are provided by the Institution.


Dr. J. M. LammonDepartment of Psychology and Special EducationEast Texas State UniversityCommerce, Texas 75423

Personnel OfficerFederal Correctional InstitutionTexarkana, Texas 75502

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Bureau of Prisons

FEDERAL REFORMATORYPetersburg, Virginia

Richmond Professional Institute

Richmond, Virginia

prarams Offered:

Group Leadership

Criminology

Who May Attend:

Prison employees


Classes are held at the Reformatory.


Personnel OfficerFederal ReformatoryPetersburg, Virginia 23804

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Bureau of Prisons

FEDERAL REFORMATORY FOR WOMENAlderson, West Virginia

E9.2221411-ag_LiatatLZ:

Concord CollegeAthens, West Virginia

programs Offered:

Introduction to SociologyAbnormal Psychology

Who May Attend:



All classes are held after working hours in the Vocational

Training Building.


Personnel OfficerFederal Reformatory fo= WomenAlderson, West Virginia 24910

.RegistrarConcord CollegeAthens, West Virginia 24712

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Bureau of Prisons

FEDERAL YOUTH CENTER

Ashland, Kentucky


University of Kentucky Extension

Ashland, Kentucky

Programs Offered:

SociologyPsychology

Who May Attend:

Federal Youth Center Staff


The program was begun September 1967 to make college level

programs available to the staff. Two classrocms are provided

by the Center.


Personnel OfficerFederal Youth Center

Ashland, Kentucky 41101

-106-

22RaELEpt of Justice

Bureau of Prisons

MEDICAL CENTER FOR FEDERAL PRISONERSSpringfield, Missouri

Cooperating :

Drury CollegeSpringfield, Missouri

Programs Offered:

Advanced Crime and Its TreatmentPsychology

Who May Attend:

Medical Center employees


The center offers education opportunities in newcorrectional treatment methods and in the behavioralsciences. Classes are held at the Center.


Personnel OfficerMedical Center for Federal PrisonersSpringfield, Missouri 68502

U. S. PENITENTIARYLeavenworth, Kansas

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Bureau of Prisons


University of Kansas ExtensionLeavenworth, Kansas

Programs Offered:

A variety of non-credit and vocational courses, as well as

college-level subjects.

German Psychology

Sociology Personnel Management

Criminology Accounting

Speech Algebra

History Composition

7A)gic

.tend:

a.tentiary Staff


Classrooms and visual aids are provided by the Penitentiary.


Personnel OfficerU. S. PenitentiaryLeavenworth, Kansas 66048

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Bureau of Prisons

U. S. PENITENTIARYLewisburg, Pennsylvania


Pennsylvania State UniversityWilliamsport, Pennsylvania

Programs Offered:

Introduction to PsychologyIntroduction to Sociology

CriminologySpeech

Who May Attend:

Employees of the Penitentiiry.


The program is aimed at giving employees a specific

knowledge and general understanding of individual and

group behavior. Classes are held at the Penitentiary

Tra:: ing Building.


Personnel OfficerU. S. PenitentiaryLewisburg, Pennsylvania 17837

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Department of Labor

BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICSWashington, D. C.



United States Department of Agriculture Graduate School

Washington, D. C.

Programs Offered:

Business and Economics Statistics I and II

Mathematics for Economists I and II

EITNay.215kml:

Bureau of Labor Statistics employees in General Accounting

Office Building.


Classes were held in Bureau of Labor Statistics conference

rooms at the General Accounting Office Building.


Maxine H. BishopEmployee Development OfficerBureau of Labor StatisticsGeneral Accounting Office Building, Room 2221

441 G Street, N. W.Washington. D. C. 20212

-110-

National Aeronautics and S ace Administration

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER

Cocoa, Florida


Brevard Junior CollegeCocoa, Florida

Programs Offered:

Courses in quality control, reliability and industrial

management.

Who May Attend:

Space Center employees and local residents.

Genenal Information:

Three classrooms in the Kennedy Space Center Industrial

Area are provided by the Center before and after working

hours.


Systems Training and Employee Development Branch

John F. Kennedy Space Center, NASAKennedy Space Center, Florida 32899

I.

-111-

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER

Cocoa, Florida


University of FloridaGainesville, Florida

Programs Offered:

Engineering courses leading to degrees at the master and

bachelors level with additional on-campus work at the

doctoral level.

Who May Attend:

Employees of the Space Center.


The study center is part of the Graduate Engineering Education

System (GENESYS) of the University of Florida. Classrooms

are provided from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. in the Space Center

Industrial Area, and are connected to che GENESYS through

closed circuit television and "talk back" telephone circuits.



John F. Kennedy Space Center, NASA

Kennedy Space Center, Florida 32899

-112-


KENNEDY SPACE CENTERCocoa, Florida


Florida Institute of TechnologyMelborne, Florida

Programs Offered:

Bachelor's and Master's degrees are offered in:

Computer Science (B.S. only)Electrical EngineeringMathematicsSpace TechnologyOceanographyPhysics

Master's degrees offered:

Contract ManagementOperations ResearchSystems Management

Who May Attend:



The program is sponsored by the Natio-,i Contract Management

Association, Cape Kennedy Chapter. One classroom is provided

in ehe Kennedy Space Center Industrial Area.


Systems Training and Executive Development Branch

John F. Kennedy Space Center, NASAKennedy Space Center, Florida 32899

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-113-


KENNEDY SPACE CENTERCocoa: Florida

222eraling Universitx:


Programs Offered:

Graduate courses in management leading tg a Mastet Nf Peiftrle#

in Management degree.

Who May Attend:



Classes are held at the Space Center after working hours.



John F. Kennedy Space Center, NASA

Kennedy Space Center, Florida 32899

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LEWIS RESEARCH CENTERCleveland, Ohio


and PLUM BROOK STATIONSandusky, Ohio

University of ToledoToledo, Ohio

Programs Offered:

Graduate courses in Mechanical Engineering, ElectricalEngineering, Engineering Science and Mathematics.

Who May Attend:

Employees of the Research Centex or Plum Brook Station.


Classes are held at both facilities after working hours.

For Further InfOrmation Contact:

Chief, Training BranchNASA Lewis Reardh Center21000 Brookpat2 RoadCl6veland, Ohio 44135

-115-


MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTERHouston, Texas

University of HoustonHouston, Texas

Programs Offered:

Cours:,.3 in the scientific, engineering, and public andbusiness administration disciplines.

Who May Attend:

Spacecraft Center employees.


Classes are held at the Center after working hours.


James Taylor, DeanUniversity of Houston Downtown School905 Caroline StreetHouston, Texas 77002

Stanley H. GoldsteinChief, Employee Development BranchPersonnel DivisionManned Spacecraft Center, NASAHouston, Texas 77058

-116-

National Aeronautics and SpAsEJARirAstration

NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTERHampton, Virginia

Cooperatina University:

The George Washington UniversityWashington, D. C.

Programs Offered:

Graduate programs in Doctor of Philosophy/Science,Master of Science/Arts, and Master of Arts inManagement.

Who ny, Attend:

National Aeronautics and Space Administration employeesand other qualified local residents.


Classrooms and research laboratories are provided.


Chief, Training rsranchNASA Langley Research CenterLangley StationHampton, Virginia 23362

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-117-

Post Office Department

DALLAS REGION STUDY CENTERDallas, Texas

Cooperating t :

El Centro CollegeDallas, Texas

pruatils_91fa-.el:

Public SpeakingBasic MathematicsPractical Business EnglishReading for Speed and ComprehensionBeginning TypingRefresher TypingVocabulary BuildingKey Punch Operator Training

Who May Attend:

Any Post Office employee in the Dallas region.


Some classrooms are provided in the Federal Building in

Dallas, and in the Dallas Post Office. Most classes,

however, meet in downtown off-campus space providedby El Centro College.


Peter PeabodyTraining AssistantDallas Post OfficeDallas, Texas 75221

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HOUSTON POST OFFICEHouston, Texas

Cooperaa_i.nsi_xjniversit :

University of HoustonHouston, Texas

Programs Offered:

Introduction to PsychologyIntroduction to EconomicsIntroduction to AccountingBusiness EnglishBusiness ManagementCommunicationsIndustrial RelationsIndustrial Psychology

Who May Attend:

Houston Post Office employees.


Classes are held in downtown Houston in commercial spaceprovided by the University.


Chief, Training SectionHouston, Texas Post OfficeHouston, Texas 77002

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LONG BEACH POST OFFICELong Beach, California


Long Beach City CollegeLong Beach, California

Compton CollegeCompton, California

Programs Offered:

Long Beach City CollegeElements of Supervision

Compton CollegeSupervisor's Responsibility for Personnel Administration

Introduction to Supervision

Who May Attend:

Postal personnel.


Classrooms are provided by both colleges.


PostmasterU. S. Post OfficeLong Beach, California 90801

324-348 0 - 68 - 9

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LOS ANGELES POST OFFICELos Angeles, California


East Los Angeles CollegeLos Angeles, California

Programs Offered:

Supervision Postal Operations and Procedures

Administrative Leadership Basic Electricity

Shorthand Theory Review Basic Mathematics

Typing Stenotype Theories

Who May Attend:

San Francisco postal employees.


Classes are held in the College facilities.


PostmasterU. S. Post OfficeLos Angeles, California 90052

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7.4.

NEW YORK POSTAL DATA CENTERNew York, New York


Manhattan Community CollegeNew York, New York

Programs Offered:

EnglishMathematicsFederal Personnel ManagementFederal Financial ManagementAdministrative Law for the Federal Manager

Who May Attend: ,

All Federal employees and the general public.


Classes are held in the College facilities. Participants

may earn an Associate Degree in Government Administration.


Director, Postal Data CenterPost Office DepartmentMain Post Office BuildingNew York, New York 10099

-122-


SAN DIEGO POST OFFICESan Diego, California


San Diego Junior CollegeSan Diego, California

Pro rams Offered:

Personnel Administration for Postal SupervisorsSupervision of Postal Delivery Operations

Who May Attend:

Postal personnel.


Classes are held in the College facilities.


PostmasterU. S. Post OfficeSan Diego, California 92101

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VAN NUYS POST OFFICEVan Nuys, California

EaSTIELtIria_gains!ita:

Van Nuys Adult SchoolVan Nuys, California

plogramOffered:

The Supervisor's Training Responsibility

Who May Atteng:

Postal personnel.


Classes are held in the Adult School facilities.


PostmasterU. S. Post OfficeVan Nuys, California 91408

-124-


VETERANS ADMINISTRATION CENTERBay Pines, Florida


University of South FloridaTampa, Florida

Programs Offered:

Senior and graduate courses in Biostatistics, Designand Experimental Design.

Who May Attend:

Medical Technologists, Pathologists and para-medicalpersonnel.


A lecture room and visual aids are provided at the Center.


Dr. Robert L. DavisResearch LaboratoryVeterans Administration CenterBay Pines, Florida 33504

e

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VETERANS ADMINISTRATION CENTRAL OFFICE

Washington, D. C.



Programs Offered:

Master of Science in Public Administration, with stress

on courses in systematic analysis and new management

techniques.

Whoity_Attend:

Top management officials.


Classes are held in the Veterans Administration headquarters

building. Administrative assistance is also furnished by

members of Veterans Administration Training Division.


Mr. Paul J. TerryDirector, Training and Development Service

Veterans Administration810 Vermont Avenue, N. W.Washington, D. C. 20420

-126-


VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITALClarksburg, West Virginia


Salem CollegeSalem, West Virginia

Program Offered:

Business English

Who May Attend:

Hospital employees.


Classrooms are provided at the Hospital.


Personnel OfficerVeterans Administration HospitalClarksburg, West Virginia 26301

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VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITALFort Meade, South Dakota

E22.01...a tinfauniver_aiy.t :

Black Hills State CollegeSpearfish, South Dakota

Programs Offered:

Any courses on the regular Black Hills State College

curriculum are offered to employees.

Who May Attend:

Veterans Administration employees.


Classes are held at the Hospital.


George H. BallardChief, Personnel DivisionVeterans Administration HospitalFort Meade, South Dakota 57741

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VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITALPalo Alto, California


College of San MateoSan Mateo, California

Foothill CollegeLos Altos Hills, California

Programs Offered:

GuidanceCooperative EducationCommunicationsMathematicsEnglishPsychology

whollay Attend:

Any Hospital employee 18 years or older.


Classes are held at the Hospital immediately following

duty hours. An Associate in Arts degree may be earned

in Medical Arts, Business Arts, and SocLal Service Arts.


Employee Development OfficerPersonnel DivisionVeterans Administration HospitalPalo Alto, California 94304

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VETERANS ADMINISTRATION REGIONAL OFFICE

Cleveland, Ohio


Cuyahoga Community College

Cleveland, Ohio

Programs Offered:

Courses in the fields of:

Accounting Foreign Language Social Sciences

Art History Sociology

Data Processing Mathematics Supervision

Economics Music English

Business Philosophy Psychology

Who May Attend:

Federal employees working in the Region.


Classes are held at the metropolitan campus of the college

in the Federal Office Building Academic Center, which also

provides counseling rooms.


Dr. George TraicoffDean of Community Services

626 Huron RoadCleveland, Ohio 44115

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INDEX OF OFF-CAMPUSSTUDY CENTERS BY STATE

Location Page(s)

ALABAMA

BirminghamSocial Security Payment CenterDepartment of Health, Education, and Welfare

Redstone ArsenalUnited States Army Missile CommandDepartment of Defense

ALASKA

FAirbanksFort WainwrightDepartment of Defense (Army)

ARIZONA

Fort HuachucaFort Huachuca Army GarrisonDepartment of Defense

Tucson

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

YumaYuma Proving GroundDepartment of Defense (Army)

CALIFORNIA

AlamedaNaval Air StationDepartment of Defense

China LakeNaval Weapons CenterDepartment of Defense

94

.45

40

34

13

52

57

74-76

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CALIFORNIA (Continued)

CoronaNaval Weapons Center, Corona Laboratories


EdwardsEdwards Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

LompocVandenberg Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

Long BeachLong Beach Post OfficePost Office Department

Los AngelesLos Angeles Post OfficePost Office Department

MercedCastle Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

Palo AltoVeterans Administration HospitalVeterans Administration

Point MuguPacific Missile RangeDepartment of Defense (Navy)

San DiegoNaval Supply CenterDepartment of Defense

77

14

28-30

119

120

12

128

78

73

San Diego Post Office 122


Van NuysVan Nuys Post OfficePost Office Department

123

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COLORADO

BoulderInstitute for Environmental ResearchDepartment of Commerce

6

National Bureau of Standards Graduate School Center 7


CONNECTICUT

New LondonNaval Submarine Base CenterDepartment of Defense

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Andrews Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

Army Map ServiceDepartment of Defense

Bureau of Domestic and International BusinessDepartment of Commerce

Bureau of Labor StatisticsDepartment of Labor

Consolidated Industrial Relations Office, Navy Yard


D. C. Department of Public HealthD. C. Government

Federal After-Hours Education AssociationCivil Service Commission

Federal Bureau of InvestigationDepartment of Justice

General Accounting Office Study CenterGeneral Accounting Office

Main Navy Building Study CenterDepartment of Defense

72

10

35

4

109

54

86

3

99

88

56

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (Continued)

Metropolitan Police Department 87

D. C. Government

National Archives and Records Center 90, 91


National Bureau of Standards Graduate School


Naval Oceanographic Office


Naval Research LaboratoryDepartment of Defense

Naval Ship Research and Development Center


Office of Personnel Management


Pentagon Education CenterDepartment of Defense (Army)

United States Army Finance and Accounting Office


Veterans Administration Central Office


FLORIDA

Bay PinesVeterans Administration Center


Cecil FieldNaval Air StationDepartment of Defense

CocoaKennedy Space CenterNational Aeronautics and Space Administration

8

66

69

70

95, 96

42

50

125

124

58

110-113

1

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FLORIDA (Continued)

CocoaPatrick Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

Key WestUnited States Naval BaseDepartment of Defense

PensacolaEglin Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

22-24

83

15

Naval Air Station 59


GEORGIA

AtlantaRobins Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

HAWAII

Pearl HarborPearl Harbor Naval ShipyardDepartment of Defense

IDAHO

Idaho FallsIdaho Operations Office Study CenterAtomic Energy Commission

ILLINOIS

Granite CityGranite City Army DepotDepartment of Defense

Great LakesNaval Examining CenterDepartment of Defense

25,26

79

2

41

64

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ILLINOIS (Continued)

MarionCenter for the Study of Crime, Delinquency, and

CorrectionsDepartment of Justice

INDIANA

CraneNaval Ammunition DepotDepartment of Defense

KANSAS

Kansas CityGeneral Services Administration Study Center


LeavenworthU. S. PenitentiaryDepartment of Justice

KENTUCKY

AshlandFederal Youth CenterDepartment of Justice

MARYLAND

Aberdeen Proving GroundArmy Ballistic Research LaboratoriesDepartment of Defense

AnnapolisNaval Ship Research Development CenterDepartment of Defense

BaltimoreSocial Security Administration Center for

Continuing EducationDepartment of Health, Education, and Welfare

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MARYLAND (Continued)

BethesdaNaval Medical CenterDepartment of Defense

Indian HeadNaval Ordnance StationDepartment of Defense

Patuxent RiverNaval Air Test CenterDepartment of Defense

RockvilleEnvironmental Science Services Administration


White OakNaval Ordnance LaboratoryDepartment of Defense

MISSISSIPPI

VicksburgU. S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment StationDepartment of Defense

MISSOURI

SpringfieldMedical Center for Federal PrisonersDepartment of Justice

St. LouisAeronautical Chart and Information CenterDepartment of Defense (Air Force)

NEW JERSEY

DoverPicatinny ArsenalDepartment of Defense (Army)

65

68

60

5

67

49

106

9

43

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NEW JERSEY (Continued)

Fort MonmouthElectronics Command Education CenterDepartment of Defense (Army)

NEW MEXICO

37

AlbuquerqueHolloman Graduate and Continuing Education Center 20

Department of Defense (Air Force)

White SandsWhite Sands Missile RangeDepartment of Defense (Army)

NEW YORK

BronxEastern Fish Disease LaboratoryDepartment of the Interior

OHIO

New York CityNew York Postal Data CenterPost Office Department

RomeGriffiss Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

West PointUnited States Military AcademyDepartment of Defense (Army)

ClevelandLewis Research CenterNational Aeronautics and Space Administration

Veterans Administration Regional OfficeVeterans Administration

51

98

121

17

48

114

129

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OHIO (Continued)

DaytonWright-Patterson Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

SanduskyPlum Brook StationNational Aeronautics and Space Administration

OKLAHOMA

Midwest CityTinker Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

PENNSYLVANIA

LewisburgU. S. PenitentiaryDepartment of Justice

PUERTO RICO

San JuanU. S. Naval StationDepartment of Defense

SOUTH DAKOTA

Fort MeadeVeterans Administration HospitalVeterans Administration

TENNESSEE

TullahomaArnold Engineering Space Development CenterDepartment of Defense (Air Force)

31-33

114

27

108

84

123

11

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TEXAS

DallasDallas Region Study CenterPost Office Department

HoustonHouston Post OfficePost Office Department

117

118

Manned Spacecraft Center 115


San AngeloGoodfellow Air Force Base Education Center


UTAH

3an AntonioKelly Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

SeagovilleFederal Correctional InstitutionDepartment of Justice

TexarkanaFederal Correctional InstitutionDepartment of Justice

Fort DuschesneUintah and Ouray AgencyDepartment of the Interior

OdgenHill Air Force Base CenterDepartment of Defense

TooeleTooele Army DepotDepartment of Defense

VIRGINIA

ArlingtonFort Myer Education CenterDepartment of Defense (Army)

16

21

101

102

97

18, 19

44

39

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VIRGINIA (Continued)

Fort BelvoirFort Belvoir CenterDepartment of Defense (Army)

HamptonNASA Langley Research CenterNational Aeronautics and Space Administration

38

116

NorfolkHeadquarters, 5th Naval District 55


Naval Amphibious Base Center 61


PetersburgFederal ReformatoryDepartment of Justice

WASHINGTON

BremertonPuget Sound Naval ShipyardDepartment of Defense

KeyportConsolidated Industrial Relations OfficeDepartment of Defense (Navy)

RichlandCenter for Graduate StudyAtomic Energy Commission

WEST VIRGINIA

AldersonFederal Reformatory for WomenDepartment of Justice

ClarksburgVeterans Administration HospitalVeterans Administration

103

80-82

53

1

104

126(`.

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EUROPE

U. S. European Command Center

Department of Defense (Army)

United States Naval Activities


_er

46, 47

85

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SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES PARTICIPATINGIN OFF-CAMPUS STUDY CENTERS

Department of Agriculture Graduate School . . . . Pages 65, 66,96, 109

University of Alabama . . . . Pages 45, 94

University of Alaska . . . . Page 40

Allan Hancock College . . . Page 28

American University . . . . Pages 10, 38, 42, 50, 54, 56, 65, 70,87, 88, 90, 99

University of Arizona . . . . Pages 34, 52

Bakersfield Junioz College . . . Page 74

Black Hills State College . . . . Page 127

Boston University . . . . Page 46

Brevard Junior College . . . . Page 110

University of California . . . . Pages 75, 78

Capitol Institute of Technology . . . . Page 71

Central Connecticut State College . . . . Page 72

Chaffey College . . . . Page 77

Chapman College . . . . Pages 12, 29

Charles County Community College . . . . Page 68

Cochise College . . . . Page 34

University of Colorado . . . . Pages 6, 7

Compton College . . . . Page 119

Concord College . . . . Page 104

Cuyahoga Community College . . . . Page 129

University of Dayton . . . . Page 31

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University of Delaware . . . . Page 36

Drury College . . . . Page 106

East Los Angeles College . . . . Page 120

East Texas State University . . . . Page 102

El Centro College . . . . Edge 117

University of Florida . . . . Pages 22, 111

Florida Institute of Technology . . . . Page 112

Florida Junior College . . . . Page 58

Florida State University . . . . Pages 15, 23, 83, 84, 113

Foothill College . . . . Page 128

Fordham University . . . . Page 98

George Washington University . . . . Pages 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 35, 38, 39,

42, 54-56, 65, 66, 68-71,

86; 91, 92, 95 , 109, 116,

125

University of Georgia . . . . Page 25

Georgia Institute of Technology . . . . Page 26

University of Hawaii . . . . Page 79

Henderson County Junior College . . . . Page 101

University of Houston . . . . Pages 115, 118

Howard Payne College . . . . Page 16

University of Idaho . . . . Page 2

Indiana State University . . . . PagP 62

University of Kansas . . . . Pages 89, 107

University of Kentucky . . . . Page 105

Laney College . . . . Page 57

Long Beach City College . . . . Page 119

Manhattan Community College . .

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. . Page 121

University of Maryland . . . . Pages 8, 42, 47, 60, 67, 69, 85, 93

Merced Adult School . . . . Page 12

Merced Junior College . . . . Page 12

Mississippi State University . . . . Page 49

University of Missouri . . . . Page 9

Montgomery Junior College . . . . Page 8

Newark State College . . . . Page 37

University of New Mexico . . . . Page 20

New Mexico State University . . . . Page 51

Ohio State University . . . . Page 32

University of Oklahoma . . . . Pages 13, 27

Olympic College . . . . Pages 53, 80

Orange County Community College . . . . Page 48

Oregon State College . . . Page 1

Pecific Lutheran University . , . . Page 81

Pennsyrnia State University . . . . Page 108

Pensacola Junior College . . . . Page 59

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . . . . Page 56

Richmond Professiona/ Institute . . . Page 103

Rollins College . . . . Page 24

Roosevelt University . . . . Page 64

2,)se Polytechnic Institute . . . . Page 63

Salem cs'llege . . . . Page 126

San Diego Junior College . . . . Pages 73, 122

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San Diego State College . . . . Page 73

College of San Mateo . . . . Page 128

University of Southern California . . . . Pages 12, 14, 30, 76, 85

Southern Illinois University . . . . Pages 9, 41, 100

University of South Florida . . . . Page 124

Stevens Institute of Technology . . . . Page 43

Syracuse University . . . . Page 17

University of Tennessee . . . . Page 11

Texas A& M University . . . . Page 21

University of Toledo . . . . Page 114

University of Utah . . . . Pages 19, 97

Utah Technical College . .

Van Nuys Adult School .

. . Page 44

. . . Page 123

Ventura College . . . . Page 78

University of Virginia . . . . Pages 38, 39, 55, 61

University of Washington . . . . Pages 1, 82

Washington School of Printing . . . . Page 66

Washington State College . . . . Page 1

Weber State College . . . . Page 19

Wittenburg University . . . . Page 33

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SUBJECT INDEX

Accounting

Pages 3, 5, 10, 16, 32, 34, 38, 39, 58-61, 68, 88, 107, 118, 129

Aerospace Sciences

Pages 6, 11, 12, 14, 30, 32, 45, 60, 67, 112

Archives AdministrationPage 90

Art

Pages 3, 16, 47, 53, 74, 84, 129

AstrogeophysicsPage 6

Automatic Data Processing

Pages 5, 6, 9, 10, 32, 36, 38, 42, 50, 52, 54, 55, 58, 59, 61,65, 66, 68, 74, 88, 91, 112, 117, 129

BiologyPages 1, 98

Blueprint ReadingPages 53, 59, 68

Business AdministrationPages 1-3, 9, 15, 16, 20, 24, 25, 27, 29, 32, 33, 38-40, 42,

46, 47, 55, 58, 65, 77, 81, 115, 118, 129

CartographyPages 35, 66

ChemistryPages 2, 8, 32, 45, 84

Clerical ruins. Pages 117, 120

Criminology and Law EnforcementPages 28, 38, 100, 103, 106, 108

Economics

Pages 3-5, 13, 16, 24, 32, 34, 38-40, 47, 58, 65, 66, 79, 8493, 109, 118, 129

Education

Pages 16, 24, 27, 29, 39, 46, 52, 64, 128

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Engineering:General

Pages 1, 2, 6, 8, 15, 17, 18, 21, 22, 27, 28, 32, 36, 38, 43,

45, 49, 51, 63, 68, 69, 74, 75, 78, 82, 111, 114, 115

ChemicalPage 67

CivilPages 32, 49

CryogenicPage 6

ElectricalPages 14, 17, 20, 32, 45, 53, 60, 67, 71, 78, 80, 112, 114, 120

IndustrialPages 17, 58, 80, 110

MechanicalPages 14, 20, 32, 45, 58, 60, 67, 114

EnglishPages 3, 5, 9, 16, 20, 33, 34, 37-41, 44, 47, 52, 53, 55, 59, 61,

65, 72-74, 80, 83, 84, 89, 91, 93, 94, 99, 108, 117, 118,

121, 126, 129

Fire SciencePage 28

GeodesyPages 5, 32, 66

GeographyPage 3

GeologyPages 3, 5, 35, 65, 66

HistoryPages 3, 16, 24, 29, 33, 3/, 38, 40, 47, 65, 74, 83, 84, 91, 93,

107, 129

HumanitiesPages 3, 24, 27, 83, 84

LanguagesPages 3, 32, 34, 38, 40, 65, 84, 129

LawPages 20, 72, 89

Library SciencePages 1, 66

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LithographyPage 66

ManagementPages 5, 6, 10, 23, 34, 42, 52, 56-58, 65, 68, 70, 72, 76-80,

88, 92, 96, 103, 112, 113, 116, 119-i22

MarketingPage 10

Mathematics

Pages 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 15-21, 24, 33, 34, 36-39, 41, 43, 45, 47,52, 53, 58, 59, 65-72, 75, 77-80, 83, 84, 89, 107, 109, 112117, 118, 120, 122, 125, 128, 129

Medical SciencePages 20, 32

MetallurgyPage 59

Milirary StudiesPage 42

Natural ResourcesPages 95, 98

Operations ResearchPages 10, 18, 65, 88,

Optics

Page 9

Personnel AdministrationPages 42, 54:56, 68,

PhilosophyPage 38

PhotogrammetryPage 9

Physics

Pages 1, 2,, 6, 8, 15,

112

86,

17,

89,

20,

92,

38,

96,

45,

107,

67,

119, 121,

69, 70, 75,

122

84, 112

Planning, Progamming,.Budgeting SystemsPage 10

Police AdministrationPages 38, 87

Political SciencePages 3, 10, 13,

73, 84, 85,

16,

93,

24,

99

PsychologyPages 3, 16, 20,

-73, 84, 89,

24,

93,

29,

99,

Public AdministrationPages 3, 14, 25, 31, 42,

121, 125

ReligionPage 16

Research and DevelopmentPages 10, 23 .

SciencePages 22, 24, 51, 66

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32, 33, 34, 37, 39, 40, 42, 47, 58, 65,

33, 34, 37-39, 52, 53, 57, 58, 65, 68,

101, 102, 104-108, 118, 128, 129

45, 56, 65, 66, 68, 73, 76, 92, 115, 120,

Science AdministrationPages 10, 15, 26, 55, 86, 115

SociologyPages 3, 24, 39, 58, 84, 93, 99, 101, 104, 105, 107, 108, 129

StatisticsPages 3, 5, 9, 10, 15, 20, 38, 58, 65-68, 109. 124

Technical Report WritingPages 18, 19, 89

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