1962-1963 Academic Catalog

222 SELECTION AND USE OF LIBRARY MATERIALS* ('63-'64) The procedure and problems involved in the selection of educational media are discussed and selection aids are examin– ed and used by the student to prepare bibliographies and prob– lem-type projects. Three credit hours 323 CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION* ('62-'63) Introductory course in the techniques of classifying and cataloging library materials. Includes laboratory practice which gives the student experience in preparing book and nonbook materials for library use. Three credit hours 324 ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF LIBRARIES* ('62·'63) A general course surveying the structural organization and the administrative functions in public school, college and uni– versity, and special research libraries. Three credit hours 425 LIBRARY MATERIALS FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS ('63-'64) Modern library services for children and young people, including books, periodicals, films, and records, are studied and evaluated. Three credit hours 426 LIBRARY PRACTICE WORK** ('63-'64) Prerequisites: SS221, 222, 323, and 324. Supervised practice activities in a library approved by the instructor. Students must make application to take this course at least one semester before registration. Credit arranged 428 THE LIBRARY IN THE CHURCHt rr h . t' A course designed to aid the church secretary, C ns ian education director, or pastor in the organization and administra– tion of the church library. Two credit hours 78