CATALOG 1952-1953


 Senior Year
 Credits Credits
EN. 302-Principles and Practices of the *EN. 423-Theory and Practice in
 Secondary School Program .......... 3 Teaching ..................................... 15
EN. 305-Design and Construction
 in W oods .......................................... 3 15
IN. 314-Art Metal Design and
 Construction ..................................... 3
 IN. 364-Laboratory Planning and
 M maintenance .................................... 3
IN. 416-Handcrafts Problems ........................ 3
 15
*Students must have the approval of the department before registering for internship (EN. 423) in
industrial arts.

 COUNSELING SERVICES FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS

 Graduate students in Education are assisted in solving their problems of program
planning and in the selection of courses of study by the Office of Graduate Studies in
Education. It is the function of this office to induct new graduate students into the
Department and to provide them with needed information. The office also recommends
counselors and committee appointments to the Dean of the Graduate School.
 The Office of Graduate Studies in Education confers with each student with
reference to his choice of a degree program and his plans for meeting state certifica-
tion requirements at the graduate level, and assists the student in evaluating his past
work and in ascertaining his present needs.
 Counseling activities are initiated in the Office of Graduate Studies, but the major
responsibility for planning with the student is assigned to the faculty member appointed
to serve as the student's personal adviser. This faculty member represents the field of
the graduate student's principal specialization or interest.

 COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION IN EDUCATION

 All graduate students carrying programs in Education are required to undergo
a comprehensive examination, the purposes of which are three-fold: (1) to provide
additional data to be used in counseling and guiding students, especially in connection
with planning programs adequate to meet their needs; (2) to provide information which
may be used in connection with the student's admission to candidacy; and (3) to be
one of the factors in determining the fitness of the student to pursue the doctoral
program. A fee for the comprehensive examination is charged to each student doing
graduate work in Education, payable at the time of registration with other fees. For
the current year the fee is $6.00 ($10.00 for part-time students). At the present time,
the examination used is the National Teacher Examination.

 FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

 Most graduate students select a field of specialization which represents their major
interest or goal in pursuing graduate work. Some of the courses which the student
will select will be definitely essential to the development of this specialization; others
will be intended to provide a general understanding and appreciation of the entire edu-
cational field, or they may be essential to the development of background necessary to
the area of specialization.