CREDIT'
UNIT
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MANAGEkiENT DEVELOPMENT 102
NURSE'S TRAINING 69
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Credit courses are offered to
undergraduate adults who may wish to
a pply for a baccalaureate degree at
a later date. The credit courses
include graduate engineering towards
a Master of engineering degree. It
also includes advance credit courses
for teachers working towards a
Master's degree:
The Unit courses are non-credit
courses on the college level offered
in electronics, machine and tool
design, production management, and
business management. These courses
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Who comforts me in moments of despair?
Who runs fingers lightly through my hair?
Rio cooks my meals and darns my hose?
Squeezes nose drops in my nose?
Who alrays has a-word of praise?
Sets out my rubbers on rainy days?
Who scrubs my back when in a shower?
And wakes me up at the proper hour?
Who helps keep me on the beam?
And figures in my every dream?
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are mainly for personal improvement
and upgrading of occupational skills.
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The informal courses are for
information in subjects not covered
by specific curricula.
The management development courses
are an educational program con
ducted by Mr. Gult in co
operation with area industry and
management.
Local industries presently co
operating include: American Sterilizer„
Bucyrus-Erie, Erie Forge and Steel,
and Hayes Manufacturing Company.
Basic science programs are conducted
for freshman nursing students in the
diploma program for the School of
Nursing at Hamot Hospital. It includes
anatomy, physiology, micro-biology,
chemistry, sociology, and psychology.
Behrendts Professorßalmer is a guest
lecturer in the chemistry course.
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