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TITLE The Academic Common Market. 1975-76.INSTITUTION Southern Regional Education-Boak4,'Atlinta, Ga.POE DATE (741NOTE . a 66p.

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DESCRIPTORS Educational 'Innovation; *Higher Education;*InterinstitutionaltoOperation; *ProgramCoordination; Program Deicriptions; *Residenc .11.e .

Requirementsr)Southern States; Student Costs;* '`'*Tuition . .

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'IDENTIFIERS *ipademiC common Market

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ABSTRACT , .,---,.

. -. ;.'The Academic Common Market is an interstate agrpement.among Southern. states for sharing acadeeic programs. Participating,

Atate0, ere Ole to make arrangements for their residents who qUalifyfOrox4i4esion to enroll in .specific programs in other states on ant_

A.n-lspifte tuition.basis. The initial arrangements:have been United toniqtual:graduate programs. The Coimon Market concept recognizes thatit 'is pipractical to attempt development of programs ilhevery fieldof knowledge -- especially since there already exist in each Southernstate programs, not offered in some of the others, capable ofaccommodating additional students. Through the sharing of suchprograms, the Market will assist in eliminating. unnecessaryduplication and increasing availabil'i'i and access to programs

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necessary in meeting the educational needs of citizens in theparticipating states. The. graduate opportunities available toresidents of Southern states through the Academic Coxmon Market arelisted in this document, state-by-state. As a result of arrangementsworked out by the participating states, students entering theseprograms through the Market will not be required to pay out-of-statetuition fees. This information is followed by program notescontaining brief program descriptions and addresses to whichinquiries about admission to programs should be sent. (Author/PG)

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\(.1 ; The Academicma9.4 iCommon Market=w i 1975-76

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EDUCATIONTHIS DOCUMENT HAS 6EEN REPRODUCE() EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINACING IT POINTS or view on OPINIONSSTATED DO NOT NECESSARILY aepoiSENT Of f ICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OrEDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY

Southern Regional Education Board130 Sixth Street, NM:

Atlanta, 303113

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The Academic Cbmmon Market was launched in tilt spring of 1974following considerable time and hard work on the part of institu-bona!, state, and legislative leaders who recognized in the Marketan coportunity to improve the quality of higher education whileconserving the limited resources of the region through cooperativeefforts,

The Market operates as a mechanism through which states andinstitutions voluntarily participate in a joint allocation of function toavoid unnecessary duplication of programs and w assure availabilityand access to as many programs as are necessary in meeting theeducational needs of the region's constituencies: Market arrange-ments for the academic year beginning in the fall of 1975 providefor the sharing Of 140 graduate programs. Consequently,, manystudents will find excellent educationV opportunities not offeredin their own state available to them elsewhere without payment ofoutof-state fees

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Table of Contents

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Foreirord , , , ' '' ' is, 3

Introduction.: . . , . , . , 6

Opportunities for Residents of Alabama ' 8

Opportunities for Residents of Arkansas s t ' ,. , 12

Opportunities for Residents' of Florida 14

Opportunities for Residents of Georgia 16

Opportunities for Residents of Kentucky . , 17

Opportunities for Residents of L o u i s i a n a .

Opportunities for. ReSidents of Maryland

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Opportunities for Residents pf Mississippi 21

Opportunities for Residents of North Carolina . . .. 23

Opportunities for Residents of South Carolina . .; ., 24

Opportunities for6Residents of Tennessee , 27

Opportunities for Residents of Virginia .. , . , 31

Opportunities for Residents of West Virginia ., , 33

Program Notes , , , 38

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The Academic Common Market is an interstate agrSouthern states for sharing academic programs. Par

'-"%nt able to make arrangements for their residents'''Nuimission to enroll in specific programs in other

'state tuition basis. The initial arrangements hayunusual graduate programs.

The Common Mitket concept recognizes that= attempt development of programs in every fi

especially since there already exist in each Soutnot offered in some of the others, capabiadditional students. Through the sharing ofMarket will assist in eliminating unnecessacreasing availability and access to programthe educational needs of citizens in the part

To enroll as an Academic Common Mark1) Be accepted :sir admission in agr

has obtained access to for its residCommon Market. Applitation for admisto the institution offering his program.

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2) Obtain certification from the C moron Ma et coordinator in11your home state. Contact the coor inator for certification form.,

The graduate opportunities 3Va able to re dents. of Southern.states through the Academic C fnmon Mark t are listed on thefollowing pages, stateby-state. As a r71sult of rrangerrients workedout by the participating states; students ent ring these programsthrough the Market will not be required to ay out -of -state tuitionfees, . '1

This information is followed by progr.aprogram descriptions aod addrestes to loch inquiries aboutadmission to programs should be sent,

Participation of North 'Carolina is, at 1 e time of printing. onlytentative. Additional considerations and approvals are requiredbefore students will be able to enterorlea e the state for programs /designated for sharing through the A emit Common Market. 1

information on the status of North Car lona can be obtained from /the state coordinator in each state.

amongstates

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t is im acticaL,tod of k wiedgernstat programs,of ac minodating

such p °grams. they duple tion-.and innecess ry in meeting

tooting totes.student ou must

uate pro ram your stateis throu the Academic

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State Coordina rs

AlabamaWilliam 0 BarnardAssociate Director for Academic AffairsCommission on Higher Education&plc. 1504 Union Bank SoapingMontgomery Alabama 36104

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/ArkansasGary 0 Chamberlin)

IAssociate DirectorDepartment of Higher Eoue !ion401 National Diei Line Eivi mgldttle Rock Arkansas-722 I

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A ntTucketV Chancellor

I ale University System of Floridaf)7 W. Gaines Street.

T onclfillanasste. Fia 32304Ge4pgia

14seph H1 mmockVice Cita cellor for Academic

Devel mentUniverse System of Georgia244 Wa reington Street. 5 W.Atlanta eorgia 30334

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KentuckyMichael ) Gaidone...trAssoct e Director for ResearchCounci on Public Higher EducationCapita Plata Office TowerFrank rt. Kentucky 40601

LouisiaShaiAssiLou:

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an Beardant Executive Director;aria Coordinating CouncilHigher Education4362, Capitol StationRouge. Leustana 708G4

Mary ndEug ne StanleyStaff SpecialistMa land Council for Higher Education93 Main StreetA napolis.Maryland 21401

issippigharlie Q CoffmanSSOCsate Director for Planningcard of Trustees of StateInstitutions of Higher Learning

Post Officg Box 2336Jackson., Mississippi 39205

BEST it NAMENorth Carolina

Robert W, WdhamsAssociate Vice President for

Academic AffairsGeneral Administration, Box 2688The University of North CarolinaChapel NiH. North Carolina 27614

South CarolinaFrank E. Kinard1ssistant ()wean,Commission on Higher Education1429 Senate StreetCufumbia.South Carolina 29201

TennesseeThomas F StovallAssociate Dire,tor for Academic AffairsTennessee Higher Education Commission908 Andrew Jackson State Office BuildingNaSiwele. Tennessee 37219

VirginiaGordon K Davies.Associate DirectorState Council of Higher Education10th Floor 911 E BroatfrgDeetRichrtiond. Virginia 23219

West VirginiaJohri WrigntDirector for Academic AffairsWest Virginia Board of Regents1316 Charleston National PlazaCharleston. West Virginia 25301

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The State of ALABAMA has made arrange?nents for its rest antsto have access to the following programs through the tic emitConurrdn Market.

SEE.. PNOWINMGM' OEGItiE INSTITUTION NOTES

.koinittat Studies,titoclisalcal Engineering

Master of Sens, .'Doctor of Philos0Pga

NorilaCarolui SEM e Uwe it? 2

Actuarial Science

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Master of Actuarial Science

Doctor ól PhilosophyGegyaState University / 3

Aerospace Education Master of Education Middle Tennessee Slate University 6

African History Doctor of Philosophy. ,

West Virginia Univers,* , 8

Agncullural Mechanization Master of Agriculture Clemson Univers*,...

10

Astronomy Master of Science Unive:tity of Florida 12

Doctor of Philosophy

Bioengineering Master of Screbcs.! Clemson University 15

Biomedical Engineering Doctor of Philosophy University of Virginia 17

Ceramic Engineering Master of Science Clemson University 22Master o' Engineering

Ceramic Engineering Master of Science Georgia Institute of Technology 23Doctor of Philosophy

Classics Master of ArtsDoctor of Philosophy

University of North Carolinaat Chapel Hill

26

Coastal and Oceanographic Doctor of Philosophy University of Florida 29

Engineering

Community Development Master 0 Science University of Louisville 31

Computer Science Master of ScienceDoctor of Philosophy

University of Marylandat College Park

32

Criminology Master of Arts Florida State University 35


Intineering Science (Bin Doctor of Philosophy onniers:ty of Tennessee 41

Medical Engineering Option)

Expressive Therapies Master of Ali: University of Louisville 48

Fiber and'Polyinet Science Dcrto.r of Philosophy North CWOhila State University 49

Folk Studies Master of Arts Western Kentucky University 52

Geophysical Sciences Doctor of .Philosophy Georgia Institute of Technology ,56..

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Vona f,eitoomiss

Nortsculbeer -. .

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Doctor oftPhitosophy.


Master of ScienceDoctor of Philosophy

INSTITUTION

Ronde State University

University of Tennessee

Mississippi State thuversity

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NOSES

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. ,Motet and Food Master of Science Ronda tritematronal 62

Services Management University

International Studies Master of Arts4

University of South Carolina 66Dodo! of Philosophy

Mame Law and Science Master of MOOS tawand Science

University of Mississippi ' 14

Marine Science Doctor of Philosophy College of William and Mary 75. .

Music Doctor of Musical Ar.ts West Virginia University 83

Music toctor of Philosophy West Virginia University 84

Music Education Doctor of EducatiOn University of North Caroline ,at Greensboro

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Music Ettrication,Theoryand Performance

Doctor of Musical Arts University of Kentucky 87

MUSK Performance Doctor of Music Florida State University 88

Musicology Doctor of Philosophy University of Kentucky 84

Natural Resonrces andEnvironmental Economics

Master of Science

Doctor of PhilosophyClemson University

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Nuclear Engineering Master or .icienceMaster of ApphedScrerice

Doctor V °hilosophy

Georgia Instituteof Technolory,

93

nuclear Engineering Master of Science North Carolina State University 94


Nuclear Engineering Doctor of Philosophy University of Tennessee 95

Nuclear Engineering Master of Engineering University of Florida 96

Sciences Master of ScienceDoctor of Philosophy

Nuclear Science and Doctor of Philosophy Virginia Polytechnic Institute 97

Engineering a 6 State University

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" olisiii'mumisirs;choke

Pitt andPedogD

Petroleum (wooing*

Petroleum ingineenng

Petiolonmiligia.ming

Philosophy

physical Therapy.:

Radio Aitionomy

4 Seed Technology

Slavic Languagesand lAreri.ines

Speech see Hearing

Sciences

Speech Pathologyand Audiology

Speeth/i bootie

Textile (mongering

Toshio and Polyrtier

Science

Theatre Arts

Toxitologi

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D,Ek

. glider of NesseMole! of int:wing

Dotter of

Masterof ScienceDoctor of Phio3.047.

Doctor..! Musical Arts

Master cf Science,

. Master of ScienceDoctor of Philosophy

Master of Science


Master of Science

Doctor of Philocopli

Master of ScienceDottor of Philosophy

Master of Arts


Docttr si (Philosophy



Doctor of elidosopty

Doctor of Philosophl


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Oontimmiiiifiettifze

Linivetsity Teninsiei

University of-Sounier. -10S

Lornmana Staff University

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'Mississippi Stale University 107

WestIngima University' 1011

University of Arikarisas 109

Medical College of Viegiela/Virginia Comment/eater

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University

Lmerecity of Marylandat College Park -

117

Mississippi State University 118

University of Viiginia HS

University of Tennessee, 120

Leonora State University 121

Louisiana State University 122

Georgia Institute of Technology 124

Clemson Uniersity 125

Florida Stale University 198

Linn/emit/of Kentucky, 130

Ifie-Sist 1101(Ak$A11 has 'wed, arrangements 10( its*II 400)0- the following programs through the A*4atlicm

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DOM. ,

kisoimutimil-Syyten

'African Nritoryi

Agrfaillinal Erigineering-

Astronomy

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-.Ceramic erignmeing

Canaria' Justice

.'debtor of *chordScience

Dixtor of Ph0osophy

Master of Science

Doctor of ?hotpot,'



Master of Sciencedoctor of Philosophy:

Master of Science

Croo:Justice and Master of Arts

Criminology

Criminology Master of ArtsDoctor of Philosophy

Dentistry Master of Science

Engineering of Mines Master of Science ,

(Mineral Engineern0

Fiber and Polymer Doctor of Philosophy

Science

Fisheries andAllied Master of Science

Aquacultures Doctor of Philosophyf

Master of ScienceFisheries Science

Forestry

Home economiesma,

Home Economics

Master of I orestry



Hospital and Health Master of ScienceArimmistratiort

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firto eltitstslt0'.,

Unters4yal West Florida

West Virgin* University.

UnrItuty of Kentucky

Univesity of Florida'


[astern Gentueky University 33

University.' Maryland. -34at rollegPirk

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llonda State Unlversit4 35

University of Alabama/in Birmingham

West Virginia bnivertilY eo

North Carolina State University 49

Auburn Universal 50

Louisiana State rookyllo 5i, 'i

Clemson University 54

Florida Slate University 58i

University of Tennessee 59

University of Alabama - '- 61

in Birmingham

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PROGRAM

Hotel and toed StviceManagement

Landscape ArChitecture

Library Science

Library Services.

Music

Musicology

Oral Biology

Performing Arts andPedagogy

Petroleum Engineering

Petroleum Engineerog

Physical therapy

Plasma Physics

PCvmer Science

iron and HealingScience)

Textile Engineering

Textile Si.lence

Water Pollution Ecology

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DEGREE

Master of Sciencee ,

Maste. of LandscapeArcnftecture

Master of Science f.4

Panic of I.ibrary Servies

Doctor of Musical Arts

Doctor of Phi, tphy.

Doctor of PhilosOpny

01/isles of Science

Doctor et Musical Arts

Master of Science

Master 01 Solent

Mastii of Science

Di .tor of Philosophy




Master of Science


Wildlde Master of Science

Wood and Paper Science Master of ScienceDoctor of Philosophy

Wood Science and Master of :ienteTechnology

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AINSTITUTION

Florida InternationalUniversity

Louisiana State University

J.Inivpsity of Tennessee

University df Alabama

West Virginia University


LiniveiSity of Kentucky

University 01 Alabama

in Birmingham

University of Southern 105

Mississippi

Louisiana StateUnigiersity 106

West Virginia University 108

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71

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83

84

89

103

Medical College of Virginia( fl 11

Virginia Coeuannymalth University

nneersity of Maryland 113

at College Park


Mississippi




Virginia Polyleciwit Institute 136

& State University

Louisiana State University 138 .;



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The State of FLORIDA has m de arrangements for its residents tohave access to the follow' g 'programs through tge AcademicCommon Market.

PROGRAM:

Acoustical StudiesMethanol! Engineering

Meaner Science

Bioengineering

%mathematics

Classics

Coat Processing Research

Compute" Science

Dentistry

Engineering Sc Pence

(Biomedical Engineering00ton)

Environmental Health

Expressive Therapies

Fiber and Polymer

Science

Fisheries and AlliedAquacultores

Marine taw and S :pence

Nutrition (Scientific?

Occupational Sataty andHealth

Oral Biology

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Maslfer of Science

D for of Philosophy

aster of ActuarialScience

/ Doctor of Philu.uphy

Master of Science

Master of ScienceMaster of Btomathematics

. Doctor of Philosophy

Doctor of Philv,ohy

Master of Science,

Doctor 0 Philosophy

Master of Science


Maser of Science

Master of Ails



Master of Marine Lawand Science

Master of NutritionDoctor of Philosophy

Master of Science

Master of Science

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,INSTITUTION

North C3101013 State University 2

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PROGRAM

NOTES

6E0%13 State University 3

Ciemson University 15


University of North Carolina 26at Chapel Hill

Auburn University

University of Marylandat College Park .

University of Alabama

rn Bunuirgham


Fast Tennessee State University

University of LorusviPe

North Carolina State University

Auburn University

University of Mississippi

Clemson University'

Auburn University


in Birmingham

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32

36

41

47

48

49

50

74

99

100

103

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PROGRAM

PROGRAM DEGREE°

INSTITUTION NOTES

.Petroleum Engineering Master of Science Mississippi State University 107


Puol'c Health andEpidemiology

Master of Science University of Alabamain Birmingham

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Textile Engineering Doctor of Philosophy Georgia Institute of Technology 124

Textile and Polymet Doctor of Philosouny Clemson University 125

ScienceTextile Scio-ce Master of Science Auburn University 126

Wood and Pape' Master of Science North Carolina Stale University 139

Science Dsctor of P1111%0114

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The State of GEORGIA has made arrangements for it residents tohave access to the following programs through the AcademicCommon Market.

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PROGRAM DEGREE INSTITUTION ROTES

Astronomy Master of Science University of Florida 12


Biomathematics ,: Master of Science Routh Carolina State University 16

Master of BiomathematicsDoctor of Philosophy

Classics Master of ActsDoctor of Philosophy

University el North Carolinaat Chaoet Hill

26

Coastal and Doctor of Philosophy University of Florida 29

Oceanographic

Engineering

Criminoiogy Master of Arts Florida Slate University 35


Fisheries and Alheo Master of Science Auburn University 50AgUatultdreS Doctor of Philosophy

Neuicisciences Master of Science

Doctor of PhilosophyUniversity of Alabamain Birmingham

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Petroleum Engineering Master of Science Mississippi State University 107

DOCtOr of Philosophy

Radio Astronomy Doctor of Philosophy University of Marylandat College Park

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The State of KENTUCKY has made arrangements for its residentsto have access to the following programs through the AcademicCommon Market.

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PROGRAM

MG RAM DEGREE INSTITUTION ...NOTES

Actuarial Science Master of Actuarial Georgia State University . 3-

Aerospace Engineering

Science -'

Doctor el Philosophy University of Tennessee .7.

Doctor of Philosophy Uri:I/oily of Florida 12

eromathernatics Doctor of Philosophy North Carolina State University J6

Ceramic Engineering Master of Science Georgia Institute of Technology 23


tlassics Mester Of ArtsDodo: of Philosophy

University of North Carolinaat Chapel Hilt

26

Coastal and. Doctor of Philosophy University of Florida 29OceanographicEngineering

Computer Science Doctor of Philosophy ,. University of Maryland

at College Park

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Crinaology Doctor of Philosophy Elands State University 35

Fiber and Polymer Doctor of Philosophy North Carolina State University 49Science

Fisheries and Allied Master of Science Auburn University 50Anuacultures Doctor of Philosophy

Fisheries Science Master of Science Louisiana Stale University 51

Journalism (Public Master of Science West Virginia University 67

Relations. Oevelopmeot

and Fund Raising)

Latin American Studies Master of Arts University of Florida. 70

Nuclear Engineering Doctor of Philosophy Georgia Instituteof Technology

93

Nuilear Engineering Doctor of Philosophy North Carolina State University 94

Nuclear Engineerine Doctor of Philosoohy University of Tennessee 95

Nuclear Engineering Doctor of Philosophy University of Florida 96Sciences

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PROGRAM

PPOGIMM DEGREE INSTITUTION NOTES

Petroleum Enguteming Master of Science Louisiana State University 106

Plasmaybysiss Doctor of Philosophy University of Marylandat College Park

113

Public Health and Master of Science University of Alabama 116

Epidemiology Master of Public Helith in Birmingham

Slavic Langliage and Master of Art University of Vireuto _ 119

Literatures

Speech; Theatre Doctor Of Philosophy Louisiana Mali University 122

Textile Engineering .., Doctor of Philosophy Georgia Institute of technology 12:

Textile Science Master of Science Auburn Universityf

116

Textile Science Master of Science Clemson UniversitY1rtr 127

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f fieetre Arts Doctor of Philosophy Florida State University 128

Wildlife, Master of Science Louisiana State University , 138

Wood and Paper Master of Science North Carolina State University 139

Science Doctor of Philosophy .. .

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s44The State of LOUISIANA ha made arrangements for its residentsto have access tc the folic ring programs through the AcademicCommon Market.

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PROGRAM

PROGRAM OEGREE INSTITUTION NOTES

Oiomathernatics Master of Science North Carolina State 16

Master of Bioirathemalics University


Criminology Master of Arts lona State University 35


fiber and Polymer Science Doctor of Philosophy North Carolina StateUmversity 49

Home Economics Doctor of Philosophy f Wine State University 58

Hosoital and Health Master of Science University of Alabama 61Administration 8nmingham

Hotel and food Service Vaster of Science Florida International 62

Management University

Industrial Design Master of Science Auburn University 64

Marine Lan and Science Master of Marine Lawand Science

University of Mississippi 74

Occupational Safetyand Health

Master of Science Auburn University 100

Physical Therapy Master of Science Medical Cogege of Virginia 111

Virginia Commonwealth University

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The State of MARYLAND has mto have access to the follow!Common Market.

PROGRAM

Ceramic Engineering

Coal Processing Research

Fiber and Polymer Scivii.e

Forestry

Hotel and Food Service

Management -.

industrial Design

Latin American Studies

',twine Lan and Sc.onc,

Mineral Engineering

Occupational Safety and

Health

ocean Engtneering ,

Petroleum Engin,eyng

Physical th opy

Systems Science

Wood and Paper Science

Wood Science andTechnology

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OEGREE

de arrangements for Its r !dentsprograms through the Aca emic

Master of ience

Master of nrieenrig

Master o Science

Doctor 1 Philosophy

Maste of Forestry

Mas r of Science

M stet of Science

aster of Arts

Master of Marine Lawamt Science

Master of Science

Master of Science

Master of Science

Master of Engineering


Mager of Science

inSTITUTION.

Clemson University

Auburn University

North Carolina State University

Clemson University

Florida International University

Auburn University-

University of florida

University of MississiPot


Auourn University

Florida Atlantic University 10

/Mississippi State University .01

Medica; College of Virginia/ 111

Virginia Commonwealth lime i,y

Master of Science University of Louisville 123

Master of Science North Carolina State Um Isity 134


Master of Scren:e Mississippi State Un ersity lap

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The State of MISSISSIPPI has made arrangements for its residentsto have ccess to the toilovring programs through the AcademicCommo Market

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PROGRAM

PROGRAM I DEGREE IRSTITUTION 'COTES

AWArsa3 creice Master of Ar:Jariat Georgia State UniversityScienceDoctor of Pilosoptur--

4fri:a1 Omar, Docto, of rhilosonny West Virea University 8

kilo-ntkemat.cs Master lf S:iencr,

/ Master :,f 8 ornatnematicsDa, tor or Pnossaphy

.assicat Arc/tato:4p Doctor of f'bolotootry

Coat Processmg Reseed': Master of Science

Coatai acd Doctor of Pfuloscphyeceanographr^:Eng:netting

1 Engmeepng of Shoes Master of Scierir e

r : Mineral Eltii4ftft8'

/ Fork Sied.es Mast.; or Artsi/ French Doctor of Pnirosooni

ffj Newt f.:0AcrCS Docto, 0+ Phlt3ophy

Home E,nnormts Doctoi of PIIlotoOtiy

Hosctal and Health WM.: or SuenceAdministration

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Doctor ,)f PhoPIE3phyl

in sinstrumenta, Sc.entes ter af Science

Lands, tot ArctriP, tore Master of landscapeArchitecture

NIto.,iut Enitneemig toctot of Ph00%ophy

Oct upationai Safety and MasterHeArti

()roan tope... Kite :Last., of S..ienci.Vaster of Enkinoent

r okraphy \ Doctor 11 Phil0s4hv

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North Cru'ina State Unmeratty i6

University of North (moon;at Chapel Kill

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Auburn Unsversity 28

Linverstty of Florida 29

West Varna University 48

Western Kentucky Ursenoh 52

University of Alabama 55

Ronda State University 58


urturersti of Alabamain Birairrigham

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University cf Arkansas 65

LOmPalta Stale untreisity 68

ileclo Instdote ,1 iectir alogy 93

Alibum University IOC

Florida Atlantic Unnrecnv i

Aid Djnonion thug:site

IPROGRAM

PiasraaPlutsrcs

PAN. Health andEpidemiology

Radio Astianomy

Slavic Languages andliteratures

ratite Eugmeering

, Foible St late

wafer ResourcesFamneering

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Doctor of flulosoPhy

Master at ScienceMaster of Public Ream


Master of Arts


Master of Science

Mau.' of ScienceMaster of Engineering

INSTITUTION '1.190retsity of Maryland

at College Pars

timversity of Alabamam Birmingham

1.1mers/P1 of Maryloridat College Path

thuversrly of throw

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PROGRAM

NOTES

113

116

117

119


Auburn University

Cltinsor Unrvers:ty

126

137

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The State of NORTH CAROL'NA has made arrangements for itsresidents to have access to me following programs through theAcademic Common Market

SEE

PROGRAM

I ROGOW DEGREE INSTITUTION NOTES

Ceramic Engineering Master of Science Clenison University 22Master of Engineering

City Management Master of City East Tennessee State 25


Coastal 211(1 Doctor of Philosophy University of Florida 29

OceanographicEngineering

Criminology Master of Ads Florida State University 35Doctor al Philosophy

Elpiessrle Ttelapies Master of Arts University of Louisville 48

F ishenes nd Allied Master of Science Auburn University 50

Aquae! res Doctor of Philosophy

Inter bona! Studies Master of Arts University of South Carolina 66Doctor of Philosophy

me Law and Science Master of Marine lawand Science

Ili:amity of Mississrpor 74

Ocean Engineering Master of Science Florida Atlantic University 101


Oceanography Doctor of Philosophy Old Dominion University 102

Organizational Master of Science University of Tennessee 104

Psychology _ Doctor of Philosophy

Radio Astronomy Doctor of Philosophy University of Marylandat College Park "

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Toxicology Master of Stieni.e Auburn University 129

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The; ate of SOUTH CAROLINA has made arrangements for itsresidents to have access to the following programs through theAcademic ComMon Market.

SEE

PROGRAM

PROGRAM DEGREE INSTITUTION NOTES

Acoustical Studies. Master of Science Ninth Carolina State University k

Mechanical Engineering ()Kt% of Philosophy

Actuarial Science Master of Actuarial Georgia State UniversityScience


Aeronautical Systems Master of Science University of West Florida 4

Aerospace and Master of Science Mississippi State University S

AeroPhysics Engineering Doctor of Philosophy

Aerospace Education Master of Education Middle Tennessee Stale 6

University

Aerospace Engineering Doctor of PlirlosophY University of Tennessee 7

African History Doctor of Philosophy West Virginia University

Astronomy Master of Science University of Florida 12


Aviation Systems Master of Science University of Tennessee 13

Behavioral Biology Doctor of Philosophy West Virginia University 14

Chemistry Doctor of Arts University of Mississippi 24

Classics Master of Arts


University of North Carolinaat Chapel Hill

26

Coal Processing Master of Science Auburn University 28

Research

Criminal Justice andCrimmology

Master of Arts University of Marylandat College Park

34

Criminology Master of Arts Florida State University 35


Ecology Doctor of Philosophy University of Georgia 38

Engineering of Mmes Master of Science West Virginia University 40

Mineral Engineering)

English Doctor of Arts University of Mississippi 42

English Doctor of Arts Middle Tennessee State 43

University

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PROGRAM

INSTITUTION NOTES

Expressive Therapies Master ol Arts University of Louisville 48

fishenes and Allied Master of Science Aden University 50Argracu Bores Doctor of Philosophy

Fisheries Science Master of Science Louisiana State Umversity ,. 51

french $Dotter of Philosophy University of Alabama 55

History I Doctor of Arts Middle I ennessee State

Univertity .."$7

Home Economics Doctor of Philosophy Florida State University 58

Home £C0110.DICS Doctor of Philosophy. University of Tennessee 59

Hotel arta Food Service Master of Science fictrida International 62


Industrial Design Master of Science Auburn University

instrumental Sciences Master of Science University of Artansas 65Doctor of Philosophy

Landscape Architecture Master of Landscape Louisiana Stat;)iniversity 68Architecture

Maine law andScience



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1. Accounting University of Arkansas The program is designedprimarily to prepare an individual for an academic career at thecollege or university level, although the program also wi;I provide athorough background for the application of administrative sciencesin non-academic settings. Direct inquiries to Dean, College ofBusiness Administration, University of Arkansas,: Fayetteville, Arkan-sas 72701

2. Acoustical Studie, Mechanical Engineering North CarolinaState University. The program, administered by the Center forAcoustical Studies within the Mechanical and Aerospace EngineeringDepartment, is devoted to teaching., research, and extension in 1)noise and vibration studies, 2) hearing conservation and noisecontrol, and 3) the physeolog&cal and psychological effect of noise.,Research facilities include the following laboratories: SubjectiveNoise Response, Vibration and Noise Testing. Machine NoiseNeuropsychology Reverberatior and Anechoic Facilities, Under,water Acoustics and Audiometric Testing Rooms. Direct inquiriesto Center for Acoustical Studies. North Carolina State University,,Box 5801, Raleigh. North Carolina 27607.

3 Actuarial ScienceGeorgia State University. The program hat atwo-fold objective: 1) the preparation of students for a meaningfuland productive career In the actuarial profession;, the curriculumemphasizes the technical aspects of actuarial work as well as coursework covering basic business disciplines such as finance, accountingand economics, and 2) the preparation of degree candidates forthe professional examinations of the Society of Actuaries or theCasualty Actuarial Society Direct inquiries to Actuarial ScienceAdvisor Department of Insurance., Georgia State University, Atlanta,Georgia 30303. .-

4.- Aeronautical Systems University of West Florida Although jhecurriculum is built around aeronautical subjects,: the techniqueslearned are broadly applicable; many of the group efforts are inother than aeronautical subjects. Core courses include AdvancedMathematics for Engineers and Scientists. Aerospace Medicine andHuman Factors or Human Engineering in Equipment Design,: Ele-ments of Operations Research/Systems Analysist and OperationsResearch/Resource Management. Direct inquiries to ChairmanFaculty of Aeronautical Systems, The University of West Florida,Pensacola. Florida 32504.

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5. Aerospace and Aerophysics Engineering Mississippi State Uni-versity. The curriculum is based on strong work in the physicaland engineering sciences and mathematics. Major areas of emphasisin the curriculum r are fluid mechanics,, flight mechanics, structuresand design.. Direct inquiries to Head, Department of Aerospace' andAerophysics Ens Jeering, Mississippi State University, MississippiState, Mississippi 39762,

S. Aerospace EducationMiddle Tennessee State University. TheMaster of Education degree with a major in Aerospace Educationand a minor in Aerospace was designed to help teachers keep upwith the latest developments in the aerospace industry. There aretwo required workshops in which specialists at the elementaryschool. middle school., and high school levels show inclividuals themost effective ways of include:1g aerospace materials in their classes.Direct inquiries to Director. Aerospace Education Program, Edu-cation Department. Middle Tennessee *ate University, Murfrees,born. Tennessee 37130 1

7. Aerospace EngineeringUniversity oil, Tennessee. The programprovides graduate study and research opportunities in the engineer-ing aspects of subsonic,, transsonic, and supersonic flights., plusinter-disciplinary studies related to such programs. Courses availa-ble include aspects of flow, propulsion atmospheric entry, gas,dynamics, magnetophydrodynamics, and aerospace vehicle studies.Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department of Aerospace Engineering,University of Tennessee,, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916

8, African HistoryWest Virginia UniVersity The primary objectiveis to produce well trained scholars capable of teaching at thecollege and urtersity level and undertaking scholarly research inAfrican History. Since the University has had lengthy experiencein working to promote, agricultural development in E ;t Africa, theprogram has sought to take advantage of this by focusing onEast Africa ?nd its agricultural history. Swahili is offered as aresearch tool. Direct inquiries to Chairman. Department of History,West Virginia University, Morgantown., West Virginia 26506

9. Agricultural Engineering University of Kentucky. The programprovides specialized education in the physical, mathematical, andbiological sciences. Graduates are prepared for research andeducation in the agricultural industry, industries which supplyagriculture, universities, and government service. The departmentoffers advanced courses and research opportunities in the proces-sing of agricultural products, agricultural waste,, mathematicalmodeling., plant and animal environment,: hydrology., and soil-plant-machine relationships. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Departmentof Agricultural Engineering, University of Kentucky, Lexington,Kentucky 40506.

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,... ,10. Agricultural MechanizationClemson University. The programprovidet graduate level profession 1 training in mechanization prio,ciples and procedures as relate<eto agriculture:. The program isadministered by the Department of Agricultural Engineering and isopen to both recent agricultural graduates and to managers, con-sultants, and advisers of agricultural enterprises. Direct inquiries toChairman, Deparment of Agricultural Engineering,. Clemson Univer-sity, Clemson, South Carolina 29631. A

11. Animal PhysiologyClemson university. The program is aninterdepartmental one utilizing staff and facilities primarily in theDepartments of Animal Science., Dairy Science,. 'Entomology andEconomic Zoology, Poultry Science, and Zoology. Courses in generalphysiology are available but greatest research emphasi, is in repro-ductive physiology. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Animal-PhysiologyProgram, 130 P and AS Building., Clemson University, Clemson,South Carolina 29631

.012. Astronomy University of Florida. The objective of the programis to prepare stedents, preferably at the doctoral level, for acareer in research, teaching, or combined teaching and researchin the field of astronomy or astrophysics. Areas of specialty fordissertations include observeional and theoretical work on .closedouble stars,, photography of quasars. planetary radio astronomy,extra-galactic radio astronomy and cosmology.. Direct inquiries toChairman, Department of Astronomy, University of Florida,, Gaines-ville, Florida 32611.

13. Aviation Systems University of Tennessee. The program is an'ri'erdisciplinary one offered at the University of Tennessee Space

. Institute. The program is designed for persons with bachelor'sdegrees in engineering or science who wish to prepare for careersin research, development, or administration in aviation systeMs.Aviation systems is defined to include aircraft performance, airtraffic control systems, airport and auxiliary transportation develop-ment, along with relevant economics and political factors Directinquiries to. Director Aviations System Program, The University ofTennessee Space Institute, Tullahoma.; Tennessee 37388.,

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14. Behavioral Biology West Virginia University, Course workincludes Behavior of Organisms. Animal Behavior, and BehavioralEcology in addition to more standard course work in cellular andmolecular biology., developmental biology and physiology, enviion-mental biology, and evolutionary P d systematic biology. Directinquiries to Chairman. Department of Biology, West Virginia Urn-versa)+, Morgantown, West Virginia 26506,

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'15. BioengliveerintClemson University. The program is devoted{to the application of engineering science to the problems of medicalresearch. The principal thrust of this program is in the area ofbiomaterials and includes the development and evaluation. ofprosthetic materials, the physical and mechanical behaviorof tissuesconsidered as engineering meterials, corrosion and the physiologicalresponse of the .host to foreign materials.: Closely coupled with thiseffort is a strong emphasis on artificial organ development andevelderon. Direct . inquiries to Fhoengineering Advisor, ClemsonUrviersity, Clemson., South Carolina 26631.

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16, BioMathernatics North Carolina State University, Generally,bio-mathematics is considered lo be the application of mathematicsto biology.: This pr6gram centers more in the area of the mathsematical modeling of the behavior of a biological system. Primaryobject is to train, at the pre- and post-doctoral levels, self-reliantscientists competent for research,; tezi.ning and consulting in ap-plications of mathematics to biology. Direct inquiries to Director,Biomathematics Program. Department of Statistics, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607.

17. Biomedical Engineering University of Virginia. The program isuesigned to achieve competencies in 1) analysis of biologicalsystems and their alntrol mechanisms with emphasis on the de-velopment of quantitative performance indicators,, 2) biomedicaltepnology, 3) theoretical biology and biomathematcs and 4)analysis of social systems with particular emphasis on the designand evaluation of health tare systems as a function of- .their socio-economic and cultural environment. Direct inquiries to Chairman,Division of Biomedical Engineering, Box 224 Medical Center, Uni-versity of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia 22901.

18. Biomotry Medical University of South Carolina: The programprovides a full spectrum of educational and experienceopportumbesin statistical methods for the design and analysis of research in th''ebasic sciences clinical care of patient and community healthstudies health services research and eiluation the planning ofevaludtion of health education, the establishment and use of corn.Outer baked information systems,: the optimization of health caredelivery systems, and planning aria review techniques in healthservice systems. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department of Bio.metry,, College of Graduate Studies, Medical University of SouthCarolina, 80 Barre Street,, Charleston, South Carolina 29401.,

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19. Biophysical Sciences University of Alabama, Birmingham. The--interdisciplinary program of the Division of Biophysical Sciences 4.

consists of an moividually selected combination ,>r each student. oftraining in at least two of the divisional departments (Ehomattie-rnatics, Iiiostatistics, Information Sciences). The emphasis of allthree specific disciplines is the-scientific utilization of information,

, particularly -in the fields of medicine and biology. Direct inquiries..to Director: Division of Biophysical Sciences, University of Alabimain Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama 35294,

20. Business AdministrationTransportation University of Mary-land. College Park. The program includes basic courses in motor,water, and air transportation. More advanced courses and reseaechare available in transportation, and the management of transportation networks. Direct inquiries to Chairman. Department of Trans-portation, School of Dusiness Administratioo. Universityo,Maryland,College Park. Maryland 20742.

21. Business Statistics and Data Processing, Mississippi State Uni.:versity, The objective of the program is to prepare students forcareers in..the fields of lius:ness data processing and quantitativeanalysis., Emphasis is on principles, methods, models and systemsfor producing useful information for management decision makingand Control. Direct inquiries to Head, Department of BusinessStatistics and -Data_ Processing, Drawer DB, Mississippi State' Uni.versrty, Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762.

22, Ceramic Engineering=Clemson University The program isintended for students with undergraduate backgrounds in engineer-ing, physics, chemistry and geology. The major unusual feature ofthe program is its emphasis on training industrial ceramists.Course work is related to materials, material reactions and utilizationof these materials to produce ceramic products with the desiredengineering properties, Direct inquiries to Dean,Collegeof Engineer-ing,, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina 29631,

23. Ceramic EngineeringGeorgia Institute of Technology. Thisprogram emphasizes both the science and engineering aspects ofceramic materials.. Research management and business aspects ofceramics production may also be included. Students with back.grounds in engineering, materials science,, metallurgy, and chernistry may qualify for admission, Direct inquiries to Director, Schoolof Ceram: Engineering. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta,Georgia 30332,

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24. Chemistry University of Mississippi. The program has beendesiped to prepare college teachers who possess a comprehensiveknowledge of chemistry and an ability to operate effectively asclassroom teachers, Unlike the Doctor of Philosophy degree in whichthe primary emphasis s placed upon research, the Doctor of Artsdegree places stress upein the breadth of the candidate's knowledgeand the attainment of teaching skills. Direct inquiries to Chairman.,Department of Chemistry, University of Mississippi, University,Mississippi 38677.

25. City Management East Tennessee State University. The pro-gram is for students preparing for careers in City Management, Atotal of seventy-two quarter hours is required:. forty-eight hours incourse work and eighteen hours in internship in a city with atrained city manager or administrator for onlhelob experrence,Direct inquiries to Chairman., Department of Political Science. EastTennessee State University, Johnson City., Tennessee 37601.

26. Classics University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. The primaryobjective of the program is to train teachers at all levels of classicalcivilization and humanities. classical archaeology Greek ' in me-dieval Latin, and classical linguistics. The program pi 'es asupervised introduction to teaching.. Direct inquiries to Chairman...Classics Department, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.,North Carolina 27514.

27. Clinical Biochemistry Medical University of South Carolina. Thebasic' purpose of this program is to adequately prepare individualsin the basic principles of 'biochemistry and analytical biochemistryas applied to problems in clinical medicine. Individuals so trainedshould be capable of directing the operation (technical) of a clinicalchemistry laboratory and to perform as a consultant (professional)to the clinician responsible for patient care. Direct inquiries toDirector. Clinical Biochemistry Program. Medical University of SouthCarolina. Charleston, South Carolina 29401.

28, Coal Processing Research auburn' University. The program isbased upon the requirements for a basic graduate degree inChemistry or Chemical Engineering, Research is conducted in theCoal Processing Laboratory under the direction of an active memberof the Coal Research Group.. Each student's program includesadvanced physical and organic chemistry, thermodynamics, reactionkinetics and transport ffienomena. Direct inquiries to Chairman,Department of Chemical engineering, Auburn University Auburn,Alabama 36830

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29. Coastal and Oceanographic EngineeringUniversity of Florida_The program is directed toward the education of professionalengineers with the capability of dealing with the engineering prob-lems associated with two unusual environments:, the landsea orcoastal interface and the ocean. The academic program is centeredaround a series of courses in each of the following areas: wavetheory,. estuarial hydromechartics, coastal structures, littoral processes and air-sea interaction Direct inquires to Chairman, Depart..ment of Civil and Coastal Engineering University of Florida., Gaines-vine, Florida 32611

30, Comparative LiteratureUniversity of Arkansas. The prcbrarnaims to train teachers in the methods of comparative literature andto give them a basic knowledge of the main movements in Westernliterature as well as a specialty, and at the same time to assurethat all graduates are capable of teaching at least one foreignlanguage Fields of concentrat.on will be offered inEnglish, French,German, Spanish, classics,. and world literature. Direct inquiries toChairman, Department of Comparative Literature, University ofArkansas,, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701.

31., Community DevelopmentUniversity of Louisville The programis offered by the Institute of Community Development. wtich isdesigned to produce generalists with knowledge of the influencesshaping today's small and large size communities and the necessaryKnowledge and skills to recognize and positively maximizethe forcesof change. Aimed primarily at the person already involved in,, orcommitted to public or quasi-public service the program also isuseful to persons engaged in the private sector with a deep continuing concern with community development. Direct inquiries toDirector, Institute of Community Development, University of Louis-ville., Louisville., Kentucky 40208.

32. Computer Science University of Maryland, College Park, Theprogram offers specializations in applications, computer systems,.language and information processing, numerical analysis, andtheory of computing. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Departmentof Computer Science., University of Maryland, College Park, Mary.land 20742

33. Criminal Justice Eastern Kentucky University. The Master ofScience in Criminal Justice Is designed to prepare professionalpersonnel for the criminal justice system including administrators.;teachers, planners. and researchers. The program permits special-ization in police administration, corrections, criminal justice educa-tion. criminology. and Juvenile justice. Direct inquiries to Director,School of Law Enforcement% Eastern Kentucky U niversity, Richmond,Kentucky 40475.

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34. Criminal Justice and Criminology University of Maryland,College Park. The program is intended to prepare students forresearch, teaching and professional employment in the operationalagencies in the field of criminal justice. It combines an intensivebackground in a, social science discipline such as Sociology,. Psy-chology, or Public Administration with graduate-level study ofselected aspects of the criminal justice field. Direct inquiries toDirector. Criminal Justice and Criminology Program.. Universityof Maryland, College.Park, Maryland 20742. ,

35. Criminology Florida State University. The program is designedprimarily for persons interested in academic aria scholarly careersin criminology. which is regarded as an interdisciplinary field ofstudy that draws upon the knowledge and skills of many disciplinesas they relate to the phenomenon of crime The faculty of the Schoolrepresents the academic disciplines of sociology.; psychology., law,political science, anthropology and economics.. Direct inquiriesto Dean. School of Criminology,. Florida State University,, Tallahassee,Florida 32306,

36. Dentistry U niversity of Alabama, Birmingham. The programoffers opportunities for advanced clinical specialty training andresearch leading to the degree of M.$ rn Dentistry. This graduatework in dentistry is offered to meet two areas of need. The firstis the preparation of qualified teachers and investagators in thevarious branches of academic dentistry. the second is the prepa-

se ration of fully trained dental specialists To be eligible for enroll-ment in this program the applicant must be a graduate of anaccredited school of dentistry Direct inquiries to Dean School ofDentistry., University of Alabama in Birmingham. University Station.,Birmingham. Alabama 35294

37. Diplomacy and International Commerce University of Ken-tucky. The objective of the program is to prepare students forforeign affairs careers in such fields as international business,international banking. international iournalism diplomacy, etc.The program offers considerable flexibility within a structuralframework of interdisciplinary requirements The residence coursework is supplernaqted by an extensive program of distiripishedguest lecturers, research conferences. and visiting sciiolars inresidence Direct inquiries to Director. The Patterson School ofDiplomacy and International Commerce. University of Kentucky.,Lexington, Kentucky 40506

38, Ecology University of Georgia. A core sequence of coursesin population. community and systems ecology., or their equivalentis required of MI students. These courses emphasize the dynamic

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relationships ol ecological systems. Maiot emphasis in the programis on the thesis research problem. Institute laboratories on tikecampus., at the Savannan River Ecology Laboratory, and elsewhereprovide unusual opportunities for ecological training. Direct inquiriesto Director. Institute ol Ecology. University ol Georgia. Athens,Georgia 30602.

39. Electro Magnetic Theory University of Mississippi. The program`is designed to prepare persons for a teaching career or a researchcareer in industry in the areas of micro wave systems, antennatheory, scattering and detraction theory. and wave propagation,Admission is open to students who have an undergraduate concen-tration in electrical engineering. physics., or mathematics. Directinquiries to Chairman, Department of Electrical Engineering. University ol Missinippi. University, Mississippi 38677.

40. Engineering of Mines - -West Virginia University. Because ofthe University's location in the heart of the Appalachian coalfields., there is a strong emphasis on `problems related to coalmining. However. mineral economics. geological engineering. min,eral process engineering, and energy resource studies are otheroptions in the program. Direct inquiries to School of Mines, WestVirginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia 26506.

41. Engineering Science (Biomedical Engineering Option) Llniver--sity of Tennessee. The program is designed specifically for theengineering student who desires a broad interdisciplinary trainingrather than one limited primarily to a specific engineering field.Included is an option in biomedical engineering which providestraining and research in modern aspects ol the applications ofengineering to medicine and biomedical sciences. Ditect inquiresto Head. Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics., University of Tennessee,, Knoxville., Tennessee 37916.

42. English University of Mississippi. The program has beendesigned to prepare college teachers who possess a comprehensiveknowledge of the English language and literature and an ability tooperate effectively as classroom teachers. Unlike the Doctor olPhilosophy degree in which the primary emphasis is placed uponresearch, the Doctor of Arts degree program places stress upon thebreadth of the candidate's knowledge and the attainment of teachingskills, no dissertation is required. The student must also completean internship under the supervision of the English departmentlaculty. Direct inquiries to Chairman. Department of English Unitversity of Mississippi, University, Mississippi 38677_

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43. EnglishMiddle Tennessee State UniverVity The )11) ctor dtArts degree is specifically designed to trai /Ind Vidualls o teacttat the undergraduate level Each indivudua must take ikit rhshipslfor two semesters in order to demons to his ability t, teachThese are supervised by professors froT, he Malt:, depatitrciept andfrom higher education. Direct inquirigi to Chairm n., DeOartMent ofEnglish, Middle Tennessee State University, M rfreesbor Tenn.essee 37130.

44. Entomology Auburn University A principal objec ive of theprogram is to achieve control of insect pests through integratedefforts with minimal use of insecticides. Emphasis is in the areaof insect physiology., particularly sex pheromones Basic and appliedresearch on sex pheromones and juvenile hormones is beingpurused. Direct inquiries to Chaivrian, Department of Zoology-Entomology. Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama 36830.

45. Entomology Clemson University Major emphasis is placed oneconomic aspects of entomology. Research problems range from themolecular level to the ecology of populations. This is consideredan "applied" program with strength in all insect problems relatedto all major crops cf the Southeast. Direct inquiries to Chairman,Department of Entomology, Clemson University, Clemson, SouthCarolina 29631

46. Entomology Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityGraduate course work in entomology includes various phases of thestudy of insects and related arthropods. Emphasis in these coursesis directed toward fundamental principles that will prepare studentsfor teaching or research in mathematics,, chemistry, and physics.Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department of Entomology, VirginiaPolytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg., Virginia24061

47. Environmental Health East Tennessee State University Theprogram offers specialization in the areas of General EnvironmentalHealth. Environmental Health Administration Air Pollution Control,Water Pollution .Control, Solid Waste Management, and InstitutionalHealth The objectives are to prepare professional environmentalistsand sanitarians to serve as administrators and managers of environ-mental health programs for local, state., and federal agencies, aswell as industry. and to prepare specialists in air. water., solidwaste. and institutional control. Direct inquiries to Chairman. De-partment of Environmental Health., College of Health. Eftt Tenn,essee State University. Johnson City Tennessee 37601

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48. Expressive Therapies University of Louisville. The program isoffered through the Institute of Expressive Therapies. During thefirst year emphasis is placed on theoretical foundations., althoughexposure to and assistance in the Art Therapy process is Esvallablethrough the Therapeutical Arts Clinic situated within the Institute.Students are introduced to a varlet), of therapeutic and learningmodels. Intensive study in graphic development, formal and con-stant analysis of deviant production, theories of creativity, symbolism,protective techniques and operational models for Art Therapythrough manipulation of media dimension variaoles is culminated inoriginal research by each student. Direct inquiries to Institute ofExpressive Therapies. University of Louisville, 129 East Broadway,3rd Floor. Louisville, Kentucky 40202.

49. Fiber and Polymer Science North Carolina State University.The program is intended to prepare qualified graduates for researchand teaching in that aspect of materials science dealing withpolymers. fibers and the structures that oan be formed from them.The School of Textiles offers a range of courses such as Chemistryof Fibers, Fiber FormationTheory and Practice, Physical Chemis-try of High PolymersBulk Properties, and Mechanics of YarnFormation. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Graduate Studies Corn.mittee Fiber and Polymer Science Program. School of Textiles,North Carolina State University, Raleigh,. North Carolina 27607.

50. Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures Auburn University. Theprogram offers twenty-two graduate level courses in various aspectsof fisheries and aquacultures:, Aquaculture, Aquatic Ecology, Fish-.vies Biology,; Fisheries Management. Fish Pathology Fish Proces-sing and Technology, Ichthyology and Research Methodology. Fieldfacilities consist of 289 earthen ponds with a total surface area ofapproximately 200 acres,. 92 concrete ponds, and over 300 plasticpools Direct inquiries to Chairman Department of Fisheries andAllied Aquacultures, Auburn University, Auburn Alabama 36830.

51, Fisheries ScienceLouisiana State University,, Baton Rouge.The program provides students with an ecological background Infisheries science so that when successfully completed they areprepared for research or management positions with federal, state,or p,:vate agencies These are field oriented with emphasis on pondculture. management of fisheries resources in fresh and marineenvironments or on any aspect of the aquatic environment. DirectInquiries to Director., School of Forestry and Wildlife Management,Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge,, Louisiana 70803

52 Folk Studies Western Kentucky University. This is designedfor students who desire to teach at the college level, for teacherswho desire to add new vistas of public school instructions, for

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persons interested in employment in welfare and social workagencies and for students who plan to pursue doctoral studies.The discipline deals with the traditional culture of man as mani-fested in his customs and beliefs. verbal (raditions and materialforms. and has close affinities with literature., anthropology. socio-logy. history. geography, philosophy, end psychology. Direct in-quiries to Coordinator. Center for Intercultural Stildies. WesternKentucky University, Bowling Green. Kentucky 42101.

53. Food Systems AdministrationUniversity of Tennessee. Theprogram provides training for effective utilization of managementresources in the administration of food service systems, Graduatesare needed as instructors in dietetics programs. food and lodgingprograms in community colleges and as administrators iii foodservice industry. Content areas include Manpower Planning andTraining for the Food Service Industry.: Quantitative Methods toControl Resources in Food Service Systems. Food Systems Evaluation.Financial Management of Food Systems Research, ExperimentalQuality Food Study, Personnel Development, and Design and Layoutof Food Service Systems. Direct inquiries to Chairman. Departmentof Food Science and Food Systems Administration, College ofHome Eccnornics. University of Tennessee. Knoxville. Tennessee37916.

54. ForestryClemson University. A non-thesis Master's degreeprogram planned for specialization within forest management orwood utilization. The program is particularly helpful for the prac-ticing forester who wishes to return to college for up-dating andspecialization Direct inquiries to Dean, College of Forest andRecreation Resources. Clemson University., Clemson. South Car-olina 291:31.

55. French University of Alabama. Students may major in Frenchor Romance Languages (French or Spanish as a major area and theothers as a minor area). The program emphasizes the literature

.of the various periods with extensive readings and guided research,Direct inquir:es to Chairman, Department of Romance Languages.206 Morgan. University of Alabama, University, Alabama 35486.

56. Geophysical SciencesGeorgia Institute of Technology. TheSchool of Geophysical Sciences has programs in the areas ofgeochemistry, geophysics. and engineering geology. These lattertwo are not available in most schools in the Southeast. Fieldsof specialization in geophysics include seismology and heat flow(geothermal) Direct inquiries to Director. School of GeophysicalSciences.. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 30332.

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57, HistoryMiddle Tennessee State University. The Do for ofArts degree is specifically designed to train individuals to each atthe undergraduate level. Each individual must take trite nships fortwo semesters in order to demonstrate his ability to WI. Theseare supervised by professors from the major depart ent and fromhigher education. Direct inquiries to Chairman., De ailment of His-tory. Middle Tennessee State University- Murfre boro, Tennessee37130

58. Home Economics Florida State Univer ity. The program offersopportunities for advanced study and esearch in the areas ofClothing and Textiles., Food and Nutriti,,n, Home Economics Educa-tion,, Child Development. Family ations. Family Economics.Housing The areas of Home Economics Education and Home andFamily Life afford experiences n urban and rural communityprogram research and develo ment as well as experience withlocal. state and federal agen es. Direct inquiries to Dean Schoolof Home Economics. Nor State University, Tallahassee.; Florida32306.

59. Home Economic U niversity of Tenr.zssee. An interdisciplinaryapproach which f cuses on the development and integration ofknowledge related to Home Economics and the innovative applicationthereof to the solution of the multilevel problems of society isused. Four concentrations are offered:. Individual and Family Be-havior, Physiological Development and Well-Being. EnviromentalFactors. and Consumers' Economics and Social Well-Being. Directinquiries to Dean College of Home Economics. University of Ten-nessee. Knoxville, Tennessee 37916.

60. Horticulture Mississippi State University. The Department ofHorticulture has graduate programs in Ornamental Horticulture andFruit and Vegetable Food Science.. A program in Landscape Archi-tecture is also available. Laboratory facilities include a completepilot processing plant for canning all types of food items,, a stentortcomer of which there is only one other of its kind on a universitycampus,. xore than 25,000 square feet of scientific greenhousespace, several laboratories with sophisticated scientific equipmentand three well equipped design studies, Direct inquiries to Chair-.man., Department of Horticulture. Mississippi State UniversityMississippi State, Mississippi 39762.

61. Hospital and Health Administration University of Alabama,Birmingham. The program begins each June with an optionalprecourse clerkship which consists of arranged employment in ahealth care facility during the summer months. Students attend anintensive orientation phase approximately two weeks prior to the

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beginning of the fall quarter. Upon completion of required coursework, students spend nine to twelve months in residency training.Direct inquiries to Graduate Program in Hospital and Health Admin-istration. University of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham, Ala-

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62, Hotel and . Food Service Management --- Florida InternationalUniversity The program is designed to provide the candidate withthe sophisticated techniques and skills needed for corporate andmultiunit executive positions. Courses are Organizational Behaviorin the Hospitality Industry. Research and Statistical Methods, Finan-cial Management for the Hospitality Industry, Seminar in HospitalityManagement Hospitality Industry Project., International Hotel Op-:erations and The Organization and its Environment. Direct inquiriesto Sclipol of Hotel. Food and Travel Services,. Florida InternationalUniversity.. Tamiami Trail at 107th Avenue. Kato, Florida 33144.

63., immunology University of Alabama, Birmingham. The objectiveof the program is to provide an intellectual ferment for thoseinterested in immunology whether they be student, scientist,. orteacher. The areas of interest are aging, transplantation, immunecomplex disease, allergy, inflammation,, host defense, cancer andheart disease. Degrees are offered through the various cooperatingdepartments. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department of Micro-biology, University Station, Birmingham, Alabama 35294.,

64. Industrial Design Auburn University, The program is con-cerned primarily with the practical and aesthetic relation of productsand systems to those who use them.. The Industrial Designer as aleading member of a research and development teamcomposedof engineers, scientists and designers is responsible for theproduct's shape color, proportion and texture, or for the optimuminteraction between man and technology Ina system. Direct inquiriesto Chairman,, Department of Industrial Design., Auburn University,Auourn, Alabama 36830.

65. Instrumental SciencesUniversity of Arkansas.. The objectiveof this degree program is to develop graduates who are wellrounded in those areas of the disciplines of chemistry, physics,engineering, and mathematics, relating directly to the performanceof original or creative work in the field of instrumentation andprocess control. Dire..t inquiries to Dean, Graduate Institute ofTechnology. Department of Electronics and Instrumentation, P.O.Box 3017, 12th and McAlmont. Little Rock, Arkansas 72203.

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66: International Studies University of South Carolina. The pro-gram provides intensive training in inter..,.tional relations theory,history and practice of American foreign policy and economicscombined with work on a particular region or topical specialty.Regional concentrations are available in Europe, Africa,, MiddleEast Latin America, China and the Far East, South and SoutheastAsia. Topical fields of concentration include cross-national quantita-tive analysis of international relations, science and technology in

'international politics, and national security policies of major powers,Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department of Government and 19-tarnational Studies., University of South Carolina, Columbia, SouthCarolina 29208.

67... JournalismWest Virginia University. To increase the careeroptions for master's graduates in Public Relations, the School ofJournalism provides preparation in development leading to advance-ment In broader held of Management of Educational Resources.Master's study includes seminars and practical application in theScJiool of Journalism Endowment FundRaising Program and preparation of the alumni newsletter. Students compete for internshipsin the University DevelopmentFoundation Office. Direct inquiriesto Chairman. Graduate Studies in Journalism. Martin Hall, Morgan-town, West Virginia 26506.

68. Landscape Architecture Louisiana State University.; BatonRouge., Graduates will be prepared for work in a wide variety ofareas including urban and regional planning, recreation planning,:resource management, large and small scale design.; plantingdesign, landscape engineering, and education. The program isbased on a strong design core and an interdisciplinary approach.Direct inquiries to Department of Landscape Architecture., Schoolof Envircomental Design, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge,Louisiana 70803.'

69. Latin American StudiesUniversity of Alabama, University. Theprogram is structured primarily as a terminal degree:, one forstudents who are planning a career of service in Latin America orwho will work with public or private institutions in capac:tites thatrequire a broad knowledge of Latin America., its people. and itslanguages. Direct inquiries to Director, Latin American StudiesProgram, University of Alabama, University. Alabama 35486.

70. Latin American Studies University of Florida The M A inLatin American Studies is intended primarily as a terminal degreefor persons who. initially tn thew graduate program, are not aimingat a teaching career in traditional academic departments but

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who require a broad knowledge of Latin American cultures andappropriate language competence for their career objectives. Directinquiries to Director,: Center for Latin American Studies, 319 GrintonHall, University of Florida., Gainesville, Florida 32611.71. Library Science University of Tennessee. Knoxville. The objective of the program is to prepare persons to assume professionalroles in -a variety of positions in libraries and information centers.The general purpose library education program hag course bfferingsin the several areas of librarianship with some special emphasis onchilcren's literature and service, information science and libraryautomation. public library service and school library service. Othercourses in the program include legal bibliography,, governmentpublications, contemporary publishing.; mass communications andthe library, reading guidance for children and young people.,and the library in the community. The program is accredited bythe American $_ibrary Association, Direct inquiries to Director,Graduate School of Library and Information Science,, The Unitversa)/ of Tennessee,, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916.

72. Library Services -- University of Alabama The program pro-vides basic courses that deal with principles and practices commonto all libraries and electives that permit development of specializedinterests Appropriate skills and knowledge requisite to a success-ful career .n librarianship may begained. The program is accreditedby the American 'Library Association. Direct inquiries to Dean.School of Library Services, The University of Alabama, University,Alabama 35486.

73. Marine Biology. University of Southern Mississippi. The pro-gram is offered in .conjunction with the Gulf Coast Research Lab-oratory at Ocean Springs. It is designed broadly to enable thestudent to develop a capability for most areas of marine biology.Basic courses are offered at the University and those that treatspecific marine subjects at the Laboratory. Direct inquiries toDirector,, Marine Biology Program, University of Southern Missis.sippi Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39401.

74. Marine Law and ScienceUniversity of Mississippi.' The pro-gram .s offered for persons who are seeking a comprehensiveknowledge of marine, resources and whose vocational goals requirean understanding of the development., conservation, and utilizationof the physical, biological, or geological resources of the marineenvironment and the problems attendant upon them which cutacross local. state federal and international lines. Admission tothe program requires that the applicant hold the first degree inlaw from an accredited school of law. Direct inquiries to Director,Marine Law and Science Program, University of Mississippi, Uni-versity., Mississippi 38677.

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75. Marine ScienceCollege of William and Mary. The School ofMarine Science is a joint venture of the College and the Virginiainstitute of Marine Science. The institute is admirably situated toconduct research and teaching in marine, estuarine., and freshwaterbiology and general hydrography. Majors in Biological Ocean'ography(Marine Biology), General Oceanography (Physical. Chemical orGeological areas) and Fisheries Oceanography (Marine FisheriesBiology) are availabre:, Direct inquiries to Dean., School of MarineScience, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia23185.

76. Materials Science University of Virginia. The program is ap-proached through the sto.,dy of unifying concepts with the arm ofobtaining a deep insight into underlying principles which permitsone not only to reach a thorough understanding of presently

' available materials, but is essential on any attempt to develop orselect materials for specialized future applications. In teaching andresearch, principles governing the properties of materials arestressed. These involve macroscopic and microscopic viewpoints.Direct inquiries to Dean. School of Engineering and Applied Science,'University of Virginia,, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903.

77. Medicinal Chemistry Universal, of Maryland'Baltifriore. TheDepartment of Medicinal Chemistry is currently located in a morethan 10.000 loot space of the newly renovated Allied HealthProfessions Building. The program has up-todate facilities forsynthetic,, analytical and biochemical research which includes nuclearmagnetic resonance and GC mass spectiometers,, isotope labora-tories as well as analog and digital compUters. Direct inquiries toChairman., Department of Medicinal Chemistry, School of Pharmacy.University of Maryland,, 636 W.. Lombard Street, Baltimore. Mary-land 21201.

78. Metallurgical Engineering University of Tennessee. The pro-gram includes working with powders and polymers, Advancedcourses and research opportunities are provided in materials.,phase transformations. mechanical metallurgy, electron microscopy.,crystal properties and growth, behavior of solid polymers.; radiationeffects in solids,, weldinii, metallurgy, etc. Direct inquiries to Chair-man, Department of. Metallurgical Engineering, University ,of Tenn-essee, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916

79. Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science University ofKentucky. Areas of concentration include Physical Metallurgy; Me-chanical, Chemical and Electronic Properties, Metal DeformationProcessing Electron, X-ray and Field Ion Microscopy; UltrahighVacuums and High Pressures,. Metals, Ceramics and Polymers.Basic departmental courses emphasize thermodynamics, diffraction

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theory,. chemical sand mechanical properties of solids, Direct in-quiries to Chairman, Department of Metallurgical Engineering andMaterials Science, University of Kentucky, Lexington,- Kentucky40506.

80. Microbiology/Anaerobic Organisms Virginia Polytechnic Insti-tute and State University. This anaerobic laboratory was establishedto serve as a reference information center on anaerobic bacteria.The objective of this crogram is to carry out research on methodsfor anaerobic culture, analysis cf cellular properties including DNAhomologY, cell composition, infectivity, electron microscopy,: bio-chemical and chromatographic characterization and identificationwith emphasis on clinically important species. Direct inquiries toDirector, Anaerobic Laboratory, Virginia Polytechnic Institute an'dState University. Blacksburg, Virginia 24061,

81. Mineral Engineering -- University of Alabama.. University. Theprogram includes environmental analyses, system analysis,, waterresou.sres consideration, fuel utilization, petroleum production..design proolen s, and research. Direct inquiries to Departmentof Civil and Mineral Engineering, Cox 1468 University of Alabama,University,. Alabama 35486.

'82. MusicUniversity of Mississippi. The Doctor of Arts degreeprogram in Music has been designed to prepare college teacherswho possess a comprehensive knowledge of music and an abilityto operate effectively as classroom teachers. Unlike the Doctorof Philosophy degree in which ,the primary emptiasis is placedupon research. the Doctor of Arts degree program places stressupon the breadth of hie candidate's knowledge and the attainmentof teaching skills. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department ofMusic, University of Mississippi, University Mississippi 38677.

83: Music --West Virginia University. The program isareas of specialization in Performance (Voice, Piano,Literature and in Composition. It is offered throughof Music., which is housed in a new $10million fineThe goal of me program is to produce an artist-teacherapplied music. Direct inquiries to Dean, School ofVirginia University Morgantown,, West Virginia 36506.

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84. MusicWest Virginia University The program is offered Withareas of specialization in Musicology. Theory and Music Education.It is offered through the Division of Music, which is housed ire anew $10' million fine arts facility. The goal of the prOgram is toprepare a college music teacher grounded in scholarly research.Direct inquiries to Dean. School of Music,. West Virginia University,Morgantown, West Virginia 36506,

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85. Music EducationUniversity of Southern Mississippi.. The De-partments of Music and Music Education' offer graduate coursesleading to the specialist's degree in the instrumental, choral,and elementary school music areas. As a sixth year program, thespecialist's degree curriculum presupposes a master's degree inmusic or music education. Direct inquires to Directors MusicEducation Program,, University or Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg,Mississippi 39401,

86. Music Education University of North Carolina, Greensboro.The program is unique in the sense that it is the only one of itstype offered in the geographical area between Pennsylvania andGeorgia. It provides leadership-training for both teachers in publicand private lower schools and for those serving higher education.Direct inquiries to Dean, School of Music, University of NorthCarolina, Greensboro, North Carolina 27412.

87. Music Eduiation, Theory and Performance University of Ken.Lucky. 'Basic courses include those involving research teolinics,stylistic analysis and study of periods, genres, music theory, andspecial subjects. The program offers a development as a specialist.in a particular field of .musical interest, usually more closely alliedwith performance or pedagogy. Here applied courses are not onlyin order, but required a the student is specializing 'r performance..Direct inquiries to Dean, School of Music, University of Kentucky.Lexington. Kentucky 40506.

88.Music PerformanceFlorida State University, The basic objec-live of the program istoprepare advanced students for performancecareers. Advanced instruction is offered in a-variety of contexts.Solo, small ensembles,, choruses (7Y,. orchestra.,(2),, bands (6).,an opera company and workshop studio. Performances are on anadvanced level both as to proficiency and artistry. Direct inquiriesto DeanSchool or Music, Florida State University, Tallahassee,Florida 32306.

89. Musicology -- University of Kentucky. Basic courses includethose involtring research technics,, stylistic analysis and study ofperiods.; genres,. music theory, and special subjects. The programis a hum:rustic cumentrating upon music research of ahistorical and/or theoretical nature. Thorough knowledge of allperiods of music from antiquity to the present is required as wellas practicurn competencies, e.g. keyboard proficiency.. Direct inqueries to Dean. School of Music, University of Kentucky., Lexington.Kentucky 40506. 4

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90. Mycology-Mycotoxicology Auburn University. The program pro-vides graduate study in mycotoxicology, sanitary and mold microbi-

. ology, fungal ecology and epidemiology,, and microbial physiology inindividual and interdisciplinary areas involving fungi harmful toman and his domesticated animals, Major activities include thedetermination andzidentification of toxic fungal metabolites ubiqui.tous to moldy gi'ains, peanuts, hay, and mixed feeds and feedstuffs.Direct inquiries to Director Mycology-Mycotoxicology Program, Au-burn University, Auburn, Alabama 36830.

91., Natural Resource and Environmental Economics --- Clemson Urn.versity. The program includes the following graduate courses;Land Economics, Water Resource Policies, Problems in the Eco-nomics of Waste Disposal and Management, Seminar in MarineResources Management, Seminar in Resource Economics, WelfareEconomics. and Seminar in Community Goods and EnvironmentalQuality Related courses in city planning., water resources engineer-ing, environmental engineering, and several biological sciencesare available. Direct inquiries to ChaIrman Department of Agri-cultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Clemson University,. Clem,son, South Carolina 29631

92. NeurosciencesUntversity of Alabama.. Birmingham. The pur-poses and goals of the program are to build a center of excellencein the study of the central nervous system both with regard tobasic science and' clinical investigation of mental illness, mentalretardation. epilepsy, disorders of' sleep,, stroke,, multiple sclerosisalcoholism drug abuse and others. Graduate degrees with programsrelated to neurosciences offered through Departments of Pharm-acology. Biochemistry, Anatomy. Physiology and Biophysics andothers are in this program.. Direct inquiries to Chairman. De-partment of Neurosciences. University of Alabama. Birmingham,Alabama 35294.,

93. Nuclear EngineeringGeorgia Institute of Technology. Theprogram provides emphasis in the areas of reactor engineering.reactor operations. nuclear fuels engineering, energy systemsengineering. computer applications, nuclear power management,radiation technology, (mvironniental engineering radiological healthphysics and health physics. Direct inquiries to School of NuclearEngineering,, Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlanta, Georgia 30332.

94: Nuclear.Engineering North GarOltna State U niversity. A uniqueone-megawatt nuclear reactor that is almost identical in type tomodern power reactors is available for student learning, researchon nuclear safety. and for specialized studies s t:,1; as neutronactivation analysis of environmental pollution A multocurie cobalt-60

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gamma ray facility provides radiation for a variety of physical andbiological investigations Direct inquiries to Head., Department ofNuclear Engineering. North Carolina State University. Raleigh.,NorthCarolina 27607

95. Nuclear EngineeringUniversity of Tennessee. Areas of con-centration in the program are reactor analysis and design;, inter-action of radiation with matter; dynamics, control instrumentationand safety, and energy transfer. Facilities for research are availableto student.) at both the University Nuclear Engineering Laboratoryand at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Direct inquiries toChairman. Department of Nuclear Engineering., University of Tenn-essee. Knoxville. Tennessee 37916

96. Nuclear Engineering Sciences University of Florida. The pro-gram oblectives include the design and development of fisson andfusion reactor systems. the diverse applications of radiation inmedicine, environmental sciences and the various branches ofengineering as well as the development and application o! techgigues for the safe utilization of radiation. Direct inquiries toChairman. Department of Nuclear Engineering Sciences. 202 Nu-clear Science Center,, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida32611.

97. Nuclear Science and EngineeringVirginia Polytechnic Insti-tute and State University The program emphasizes research inadvanced reactor analysis and in-core fuel management; applicationof hybrid computers to nuclear power plant simulation, monitoringand control application of modern control theory to nuclear powerplants; neutron physics, neutron activation analysts and transporttheory. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Nuclear Science and Engineer-ing Program, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.Blacksburg,, Virginia 24061, ,..

98. Nursing University of Maryland, Baltimore. The program isbasically organized around two main areas. expanding and strength-ening knowledge and skill in selected clinical fields and gainingknowledge and experience in certain types of roles through whichthe clinical content is applied. Students select one of four "tracks"within the clinical component: Community Health Nursing, Maternal-Child Health Nursing, Medical-Surgical Nursing and Psychiat.icNursing. Direct inquiries to Dean, School of Nursing., Universityof Maryland Baltimore, Maryland 21201

99. Nut ition-=Clemson University. The program is unique inthe following ways: 1) the interdepartmental nature of programsproviding for unhampered interdisciplinary approach to any basic

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or applied nutritional problem., 2) the close cooperation betweenthe Food Science Department and the Nutrition Program that hasbeen encouraged by the awareness that these disciplines shouldwork together in the creation of new foods, and 3) the closecooperation between the reproductive physiotogy program and theNutrition Program to study the effects of diet on embryonic de-velopment. Direct inquiries to Chairman. Nutrition Graduate Pro.grams, Clemson University, Clemson., South Carolina 29631,

100. Occupational Safety and HealthAuburn University. Theprogram is the only engineering based graduate occupationalsafety and health program in the country. It builds on a student'sbasic Indus real Engineering backg, ound to prepare him to functionin the following topic areas: 1) identaficat:on and eva:uation ofOSH conditions. practices. and loss potential factors, 2) analysis,design, and implementation of OSH control methods. procedures.,and programs. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department of In-dustrial Engineering, Auburn University Auburn., Alabama 36830..

101. Ocean Engineering Florida Atlantic University. The programprovides master level study for baccalaureates having prior prepara-tion in engineering or the physical sciences in four ocean-orientedoptional subspecialties,, oceanographic processes,, materlais, andcorrosion, underwater communications and acoustics and oceanstructures Direct inquiries to Chairman.. Department of OceanEnigineering, Florida Atlantic University.. Boca Raton Florida 33432.

102. Oceanography Old Dominion University Among the variousfields of oceanography the program emphasizes the study of waves,tides. and currents, sound and light an the sea, sediment transportin the ocean, pollution monitoring and control,, beach erosion andstabilization problems, marine algae. fungi, and plankton. TheInstitute of Oceanography occupies a 20.000 square foot buildingwith eight laboratories. A sixtyfive foot oceanographic vessel ownedand operated by the University is docked nearby at the NavalAmphibious Base. Direct inquiries to Dean, Graduate Studies.. OldDominion University. Norfolk, Virginia 23508.

103. Oral Biology University of Alabama. Birmingham. Applicantsfor graduate study in oral biology usually will have dental degrees.Courses offered include Oral Biology, Research Approaches in OralBiology, Trends in Oral Biology., Biology of Mammalian SalivaryGlands. Oral Microbiology and Immunology. Biochemistry of Con-nective Tissue and Bone, Biochemistry and Biophysics of Teeth..Techniques in Human Clinical Research, Curt ent Topics in MineralMetabolism. Laboratory Research Techniques, Nutritional Biochemistry., and Growth and Development. Direct inquiries to Chairman,Department of Oral Biology, University of Alabama in BirminghamSchool of Dentistry,. University Station. Birmingham, Alabama 35294

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104, Organizational Psychology University of Tennessee The pro-gram is offered jointly by the Departments of Psychology andIndustrial and Personnel Management. It is designed to preparestudents for personnel, managerial, and organizational research,for university teaching. and for consulting relationships withindustry The emphasis is upon applied research utilizing a thoroughtheoretical background, including classical and modern organiza-tional behavioral psychology., and industrial management. Directinquiries to Assistant Dean for Graduate Programs. College ofBusiness Administration. The University of Tennessee., Knoxville.Tennessee 39716.

105. Performing Arts and Pedogogy University of Southern Miss-issippi The program provides a doctoral degree for performers invarious musical activities including voice, organ, woodwinds, brass,etc which is equivalent to the Ph.D. for research oriented persons.It is for the "career' oriented musician It is a joint venture of theDepartments of Music and Music Education. Direct inquiries toChairman., Department of Music, University of Southern Mississippi39401

106. Petroleum Engineering Louisiana State University, BatonRouge. Reservoir Engineering is the central theme of the programwith emphasis on secondary and tertiary oil recovery methods.The program can be modified for those whose interests are indrilling or production engineering Direct inquiries to Chairman,Petroleum Engineering Department., Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge., Louisiana 70803.

107. Petroleum Engineering Mississippi State University, Theobjective of the program is to produce a graduate able to performand compete in the petroleum production industry and furtherable to expand his own knowledge and technical competencythrough selfstudy The course content is directed toward thegeneral area of analysis of reservoir mechanisms and designof procedures to enhance oil and gas recovery. Direct inquiries toChairman. Department of Petroleum Engineering, Mississippi StateUniversity. Mississippi State Mississippi 39762.

108. Petroleum EngineeringWest Virginia University PetroleumEngineering deals with the discovery, production, and transportationof energy in the form of oil and natural gas The departmentis well equipped for study and research in natural gas measure-ment., core analysis. energy conversion, petrophysical properties ofrocks., drilling fluids, pipeline transport of liquids and slurries, andsecondary recovery of 'hydrocarbons Direct inquiries to Schoolof Mines, West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia26506.

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109. PhilosophyUniversity of Arkansas Fields of specializationare history of philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, polit-ical and social philosophy, and philosophy of religion, Direct in-quiries to Chairman. Department of Philosophy,. University of Arkan-sas, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701.

110. Physical Education Middle Tennessee State University, TheDoctor of Arts degree is specifically designed to tram individualsto teach at the undergraduate level. Each individual must takeinternships for two semesters in order to demonstrate his ability toteach. These are supervised by professors from the major depart-ment and from higher education. Direct inquiries to Chairman,Department of Health, Physical Education. Recreation and Safety,:Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro,, Tennessee37130.

111. Physical Therapy Medical College of Virginia, Virginia Com-monwealth University The MCV/VCU program is designed tomeet the needs of many practicing physical therapists who want toincrease their skills and competencies in specialized aspects oftheir profession. Typical goals might include specialization as aclinician., educator. researcher. consultant, or administrator withexpertise in a basic science or in a clinical specialty, Direct inquiriesto Director. Physical Therapy Program,, Health Science Division,Virginia Commonwealth University. Richmond, Virginia 23220

112, Plant Pathology and Plant Physiology Louisiana State Uni:versity Baton Rouge The program is offered to prepare studentsfor research and teaching in the fields of disease and weed control.Special emphasis is placed on tropical crops such as sugarcane.rice, sweet potatoes,, and cotton. Direct inquiries to Head, Depart-ment of Plant Pathology,, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge.Louisiana 70803

113. Plasma Physics University of Maryland.. College Park. Grad-uate study and research in plasma physics emphasize theoreticaland experimental investigations of bssic properties of high temperature ionized gases The theoretical program is concerned withinstabilities, structure of turbulence, turbulent heating structureof collisionless shock waves and various aspects of the theory ofplasma measurements. Experimental studies are concerned withthe creation. confinement. stability.. heating, and diagnostics ofsuch plasmas in relation to controlled thermonuclear fusion, spacephysics,, and astrophysics Direct inquiries to Department of Physicsand Astronomy.. University of Maryland.. College Park,, Maryland20742.

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114. Political ScienceUniversity of Mississippi. The Doctor ofArts degree program in political science s offered to personswhose goal is teaching The purpose of the program is to preparethe student to be broadly competent in the fields of political scienceand to provide him with skill in effective classroom teaching.Although the program is not research oriented.; the student willbe expected to become familiar with the work of research scholarsin the political science fields. Direct inquiries to Chairman, De-partment of Political Science, University of Mississippi. University,Mississippi 38677.

115. Polymer Science University of Southern Mississippi. Theprogram is designed for students holding baccalaureate degrees inchemistry.. physics. and engineering as well as in polymer chemistry.Graduates are trained for research development and teachingpositions in this rapidly growing field. Direct inquiries to Chairman.-Department of Polymer Science, University of Southern Mississippi,Hattiesburg. Mississippi 39401.

116. Public Health and Epidemiology University of Alabama. Bir-mingham Study will be required in three or four of the followingspecific subjects' Epidemiology., Public Health Practice and Admin.istration. Medical Care Administration, Maternal and Child Health,:Health Education. Biostatistics Occupational HealthHospital Admin.istration, Microbiology (including Paraistology), Rehabilitation. Men-tal Health. Human Genetics, Environmental Sanitation., Dental PublicHealth. Public Health Nursing. Appropriate field training is alsorequired Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department of Public Healthand Epidemiology. University of Alabama in Birmingham. Birming-ham.. Alabama 35294

117. Radio AstronomyUniversity of Maryland. College Park.. Afull schedule of courses In all fields of astronomy is offered. in-cluding galactic astronomy. astrophysics., Solar system astronomy,observational astronomy., celestial mechaAcs solar physics,. studyof the interstellar medium and extraa)lactic astronomy. The pro-gram has a large radio telescope arr y at Clark Lake. California',and also makes extensive use of t e large telescopes availableat the National Radio Astronomy servatory Direct inquiries toAstronomy Program, University of /Maryland., Space Science Budd-ing. College Park.. Maryland 2074

118. Seed TechnologyMiss sippi State University. The SeedTechnology Laboratory is a iection of the Agronomy Departmentwith natural and close Im age to the Department of AgriCulturalEngineering Six specialize courses in the area of seed technologyare offered Seed Prodfrtion Seed Analysis. Seed Processing,:

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Seed Technology. Seed Plant Design and Management. and SeedPhysiology Direct inquiries to Head, Agronomy Department, Mis-sissippi tate University. P Q. Box 5248, Mississippi State, Mos.sissippi 39762.

119: Slavic Languages and LiteraturesUniversity of Virginia,The programs designed fo. those wishing to pursue professionalcareers in teaching and research, is offered with specializationsin the following four areas: Russian literature and a second Slavicliterature. Slavic linguistics. Russian literature and a West European(or American) literature, Russian literature and Russian intellectual history./Where appropriate, students are encouraged tofollow an inter,disciplmary approach by taking additional courses inrelated depfktments. Direct inquiries to Chairman, Departmentof Slavic 14nguages and literatures. B-16 Cocke Hall. Universityof VirginWeharlotlesville. Virginia 22903.

120. Speech and Hearing Sciences University of Tennessee.. Theprogr fin is research oriented with primary emphasis uoon de-veto ng the scientific and cognthve skills which allow individualsto entity and mdependently study important questions concerningth human act of oral and aural communication. Special researchi carried out in low frequeacy hearing studies and in a noiselaboratory to study noise damage to the ear. Direct inquiries toDepartment of Audiology and Speech Pathology., University of Tenn-essee. Knoxville. Tennes-see 37916.

121. Speech Pathology and AudiologyLouisiana State University,Baton Rouge This program is designed to provide advansedtraining at tne M./4 and Ph.D., levels for personnel to serve asclinicians and teachers in the public schools., private clinics andhospitals, and college and university peograms. Program includesactual supervised clinic practice in working with the speech andhearing handicapped on campus and In numerous clinical situationsin the area. All types of defects are considered. Courses taken inthe Department may be applied toward clinical certification. Theprogram is approved by the American Speec and Heating As-sociation. Direct inquiries to Chairman. Department of Speech,Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge., Louisiana 70803.

122. Speech/TheatreLouisiana State University Baton Rouge.'this program is designed to provide advanced training at theM A and Pn.D levels in the following areas, communication theory,oral interpretation, phonetics and linguistics. public address, radioand television, and theatre The M A, program requires 30 semesterhours plus a Master's thesis Direct inquiries to Chairman, Depart-ment of Speech Louisiana Stele University, Baton Rouge,. Louisiana70803

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123. Systems Science University of Louisville. The program pro-vides qualified individuals who can solve the complex interactiveproblems of man. nature. technology and society through theapplication of a general systems approach The program takesstudents trained in areas such as Sociology or Education andprovides them with an increased knowledge in their own held andin closely related fields and with a firm basis in the area of sys-tems science. Direct inquiries to Dean of the Graduate School,

.University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky 40208.

124. Textile EngineeringGeorgia Institute of Technology Areasof specialization include textile chemistry, polymer science, textileprocess engineering and mechanics of fibrous structures Directinquiries to Director,. School of Textile Engineering.. Georgia Instittite of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 30332

125: Textile and Polymer ScienceClemson University The ob-jective is to produce graduates capable of original independentresearch. The basic courses are Polymer Science (structure andproperties of polymers, synthesis and degradation), Textile Science(fiber and fiber assemblies properties). and Textile Chemistry(chemical phenomena affecting textiles. dyeing. finishing., moditingtextiles). Direct inquiries to Director. Textile and Polymer ScienceProgram. Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina 29631.

12C, Textile Science Auburn University. The program preparesstudents for positions as university teachers. university.government.Industrial researchers, and consumer education and consumerprotection agents. Program content includes textile chemistry andtextile science, research methods.: statistics, and polymer chemistry.Direct inquiries to Head, Department of Consumer Affairs, Schoolof Home Economics, Aburn University, Auburn. Alabama 36830

127., Textile ScienceClemson University. The objective is toproduce graduates capable of independent research. The basiccourses are in the fields of Polymer Science. Fiber Science,, TextileTechnology. and Color Science, Direct inquiries to Director. TextileScience Program., Clemson University., Clemson., South Carolina29631

128. Theatre Arts Florida State University. The M.F.A program isdesigned for the student of superior artistic ability who plans togo into professional creative work in theatre Florida State's M.F.A.program offers two unique features 1) the core program of indiviclual study. and 2) the opportunity to practice your art with theAsolo State Theatre Comparq The Ph D in theatre is a research

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degree, the program of which is dedicated to perfecting individualskills in theatre scholarship. The end goal is the creation of awritten body of new information which can provide a unique contri.button to a significant area of the theatre. Direct inquiries to Dean.,School. of Theatre Arts,, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida32306.129. Toxicology Auburn University. The program is designed toprepare students for careers in crime labs, hospital labs, industrialtoxicology labs., public health centers and environmental controPlabs Basic courses include Toxicology Fundamentals of Toxicology,Toxicological Methods Analytical Methods of Toxicology, AdvancedToxicology Mechanisms of Action of Poisons and Antidotes, Useof Instrumentation. and Forensic Toxicology Medical Jurisprudenceand Chain of Evidence. Direct Inquiries to ,Chairman, Departmentof Toxicology.. School of Pharmacy, Auburn University., Auburn,Alabama 36830,,

130. ToxicologyUniversity of Kentucky. The objective of theprogram is to acquaint students with the various toxicologicalprinciples as they relate to problems arising from the complexitiesof modern society. The students are introduced to general pharmaco- and toxicogenettcs, selective toxicity, etc. Thereafter, thefollowing toxicological topics are discussed in particular: agriculturaltoxicology, veterinary toxicology., insect toxicology., clinical humantoxicology.. drug toxicity, environmental and ecology toxicology.,occupational toxicology ano experimental toxicology. Direct in--

queries to Chairman,; Department of Toxicology, University r4,<en-tucky, Lexington. Kentucky 40506.

131, Transportation University of Alabama, University. The pro.gram includes studies of the transportation systems, the economicprinciptes the operating practices, and the regulatory policies ofthe various systems, the functions of transportation in the productionand distributions of goods and the public interest problems createdby transportation Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department ofTransportation, Graduate School of Business, University of Alabama,University, Alabama 35486.132. Transportation and Logistics University of Tennessee. Specialcourses are available in transportations logistics, transportationmanage nent, distribution strategy., economic regulation and trans-portation policy.. The department cooperates closely with the Uni.versity's interdisciplinary Transportation Center, which providesopportunities .for participation in many research and public serviceprojects involving land, air, and water aspects of modern trans-portation. Direct inquiries to Chairman,. Department of Tranvorta-bon, School of Business Administration,, University of Tennessee.Knoxville., Tennessee 37916.

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133. Urban and Regional PlanningFlorida State University. Atthe Master's level, the program seeks to produce a graduate withprofessional competence in comprehensive community planning.The doctoral program seeks to foster the scholarly attainmentsthat are necessary for critically examining the nature of plannedchange and for conducting independent research in areas relatedto urban and regional fields. The objectives are an'expansion ofthe body of knowledge concerning the urban system, the establish-ment of means for influencing the direction of change, and anenhancement of the capacity to intervene effectively in the processof Zrantforrriing large segments of the t:tban environment. Directinquiries to Chairman. Department of Urban and Regional Planning,ilorida State University Tallahassee, Florida 32306

134. Urban and Regional Planning University of New Orleans.The program is designed to provide professional planners to city~regional,, state, and federal planning agencies, private consultants;public service foundations; and other public or private institutions.,This program is designed to meet the requirements of the AmericanInstitute of Planners and the Association of Collegiate Schools ofPlaning. Direct inquiries to Director, Urban Studies InstitutorUniversity of New Orleani,, Lakefront,, New Orleans, Louisiana70122135. Urban StudiesUnivrtity of New Orleans. .Emphasis isplaced on understanding o' social and physical aspects of urbanplanning and the necessary interaction between these factors..In addition to courses in planning. ,he student may select minorcourses :n areas such as social science. education, or the human-ities. Direct inquiries to Director, Urban Studies Institute, Universityof New Orleans, Lakefront, New Orleans., Louisiana 70122.

136. Water Pollution Ecology iiirginw Polytechnic Institute andState University. The program is interdisciplinary involving facultyin Biology.. Civil Engineerinz, geology, Urban and Regional Planning,Chemistry, Physics, Forestry, and Wildlife. Particular emphasisis placed on pollution assessment,. waste treatment, structure andfunction of aquicic communities, bioassays and evaluation of toxi-cants, and the problems of pollution control legislation. Directinquiries to Head. Department of Biology Virginia PolytechnicInstitute and State University.. Blacksburg,. Virginia 24061.

137. Water Resources EngineeringClemson University. The objective of the Clemson WRE graduate program is to produce acompetent, effective practitioner who is equipped with modernskills and insights to deal successfully with real world, appliedwater resources challenges. Unlike more conventional water resources graduat" programs based in engineering, the core cur.-

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riculum for Clemson's WRE program is specified by areas insteadof in terms of specific courses. Two approved courses or sixsemester hours are required in each of the folloiving areas: (1)water quality and environmental aspects (e.g., environmental impact,effects of pollutants on the aquatic environment, water qualitymanagement); (2) water occurrence and transport (e.g., hydraulics,.stream and estuarine analysis, hydrology); (3) planning and policyor the broadening and supporting areas (e.g., planning, economics,public administration recreation, syttems engineering).. Direct inqiiiries to Director Water Resources Engineering,, Clemson Uni,versity. Clemson. South Carolina 29631.

138. Wildlife Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge. The pro-gram provides students with an ecological background in wildlifescience so that when successfully completed. they are prepared forresearcn or management positions with federal. state or privateagencies. Emphasis is placed on upland and wetland ecology., Theseare field oriented and may cover any species of wildlife or plantand any type c` habitat. Direct inquiries to the Director, School ofForestry and vitildlife Management, Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803.

139. Wood and Paper ScienceNorth Carolina State Univmity.The objective of the program is to provide education in the utili-zation of wood and its processing through an applied scienceapproach which brings to bear the various disciplines of the naturalsciences, mathematics, engineerirm, and economics in an under.standing of wood and its processing from a mechanical and physicalaspect. The program p.epares people for technical work in thepulp and paper industry and chemical utilization of v.00d. Directinquiries to Chakman, Department of Wood and Paper Science,North Carolina State University Raleigh.; North Carolina 27607.

140. Wood Science and Technology Mississippi State University..Major areas of study include fluid relations, pathology, carbohydratechemistry, mechanical properties, anatomy, treatments and coating,and wood processing operations. A background in either organicand physical chemistry, industrial engineering. business. or otherareas is required of students« depending upon career objectives.Direct inquiries to Chairman, Department of Wood Science andTechnology, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, Miss-issippi 39762.

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