OFFICE OF TRAINING BULLETIN

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BULLETIN BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
EXTERNAL PROGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
MILITARY RESERVISTS . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
DIRECTORIES
OTR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
TRAINING OFFICERS . . . . . . . . . . . 20
OTR INSTRUCTORS . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
OTR SCHEDULE OF COURSES . .
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SAVE THIS COPY OF THE BULLETIN
because it contains:
The Schedule of OTR's courses at headquarters and at
the or the academic year
1962-63.
The names, office addresses, and telephone extensions of
Chief Instructors of OTR's courses.
The Directories, which include the names of Training Officers,
their office location and telephone numbers.
Information on the off-campus program for the fall, and the
FSI Schedule for the year, and
It should be used to supplement the Catalog of Courses which
you already have, or will receive shortly.
Courses are listed alphabetically in the Index on Page
In the text they are arranged according to the School or
Staff responsible for the instruction. They are identified
as full-time or part-time, with total hours indicated in
parenthesis. Inclusive dates are listed under the title.
If a course is not formally scheduled we have noted it as
"Scheduled on Request. " Some September dates predate
publication of the Bulletin: These dates were announced in
earlier editions but we chose to print them here so that those
who have to plan training programs will have an idea of the
frequency of a course during the yea CONFUD%ENTIAL
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Courses are usually given as classroom instruction. If there
is a special requirement that cannot be met through the
regular scheduled program, arrangements may be made
with the Chief of the School or Staff to have the subject-matter
tailored especially for a group or to have it given tutorially.
Except for Dependents Briefing and CIA Review, registration
is by way of a completed Form 73, "Request for Internal
Training. " The form is due in the Registrar's office before
the close of registration which, for headquarters, is one
week before the course begins and wo weeks
before the starting date. Registration for Dependents
Briefing and CIA Review is presently handled through extension
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If you need information as to the classroom for headquarters
courses, call the Admissions and Information Branch of the
25X1 Registrar Office, I If you need additional
copies of the Bulletin or the Catalog call the same extension.
NOTETAKING TECHNIQUES COURSE ON TV
A Notetaking Techniques course will be given on Washington's
education television station, WETA (Channel 26), beginning 2 October
1962. The course is sponsored by Strayer Junior College and will
be conducted on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 p.m. The instructor
is Sue Guyon of the Strayer school.
The course is designed for professional people and high school
students who plan to attend college. It will cover Notehand, a revised
system of Gregg Shorthand with symbols that "can be learned in an
hour. " How to listen, organization of notes, and what notes to take
will also be covered in the course.
The fee for a text and course material will be $15. 00.
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INFORMATION ON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
AIB/RS/TR has a copy of the U. S. Office of Education's new
pamphlet, "Financial Assistance for College Students: Undergraduate".
The pamphlet lists the number and amount of scholarships, closing
dates for scholarship applications, amount of aid provided, and other
pertinent matter. Employees may review the brochure in Room GC-03
or they may obtain a copy from the U. S. Government Printing Office
at their own expense. for their personal use.
OFF-CAMPUS OFFERINGS EXPANDED - REGISTRATION
13 AND 14 SEPTEMBER
Several modifications of significance have been planned for
employees wishing to avail themselves of college-credit courses
offered as part of the self-improvement program conducted after
hours this fall, at Headquarters Building. Briefly, these are worthy
of special notation:
1. American University is sponsoring two courses in
economics.
2. George Washington University undergraduate courses
under the auspices of the College of General Studies,
are being extended to include junior- senior level
subjects.
3. Graduate-level courses are offered for the first time.
At the request of the Office of Research and Reports, arrange-
ments have been made with American University to permit presentation
of a graduate course "Economic Theory" and a senior-credit course
entitled "Introduction to Quantitative Economics. " For qualifed students,
the former course will be creditable at AU toward a Master of Arts in
Economics. The latter is a "tools" course, recommended by Dr. W.
Donald Bowles, Chairman of the Economics Department at AU, as
preparatory to a more advanced course, Quantitative Economic Analysis
which will be offered later. The course in Economic Theory will be
taught on Tuesdays, and Introduction to Quantitative Economics, 013
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OFF- CAMPUS (cont.)
Thursdayl Courses will begin in the
week of 17 September. Final details on registration for the two
AU courses will take place on Thursday morning, 13 September
in Room 4F-31. Preliminary expression of interest indicates
that maximum enrollments have already been obtained from ORR.
Qualified employees whose names have not yet been placed on
tentative rosters will be required to consult the OTR Registrar
before Monday, 10 September.
Four of the freshman-sophomore courses initiated at Langley
under GWU auspices in January will be repeated this fall. These
are:
Accounting I
- Introductory Accounti
ng
Economics 1
- Principles of Econom
ics
English 1
Psychology 1
- English Composition
- General Psychology
Of the above, only English 1 requires a pretest at time of registration
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Two courses are being offered for the first time:
History 39
- The Development of E
uropean Civilization
English 71
- Introduction to Amer
ican Literature
It will now be possible to convert these courses to the normal academic
pattern of odd-numbered courses to begin in the fall and even-numbered
courses starting in the spring so as to paralled the on-campus pattern
of scheduling. Those students who completed a three semester hour
introductory course last spring plus those who initiate a similar course
this fall can plan their scheduling so as to complete any requisite six-
hour block in the semester beginning January 1963. In the case of
students who have completed History 71 and History 72, the six-
semester hour prerequisite has already been met for more advanced
courses in American History.
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OFF-CAMPUS (cont.)
At the junior-senior level, several diversified courses have
been selected. These include:
Business Administration 101 - Introduction to Business
Business Administration 171 - Principles of Transportation
Political Science 111 - Introduction to Comparative
Government
Speech 111 - Effective Speech Communication
Negotiations are proceeding satisfactorily with the School of
Government, Business, and International Affairs looking toward the
establishment of courses at Headquarters which will lead to the
degree of Master of Arts in International Affairs. GWU has designated
Dr. John Withrow Brewer as faculty advisor for this program. Dr.
Brewer is Chairman of the Department of International Affairs and also
serves as faculty advisor for the cooperative GWU program conducted
at the National War College. As has been previously reported, admission
prerequisites will be discussed at an assembly of interested candidates.
Dr. Brewer has proposed that such an assembly be deferred until early
November. This meeting of potential candidates and a faculty advisor
can thus take place at a time when working details will have been
accomplished and Dr. Brewer's security clearance completed. Mean-
while, permission has been granted to present any 200-level course
for which adequate interest is expressed. It is believed that sufficient
registrants may be found to warrant offering one of these two courses.
Political Science 213 - Readings in Comparative Government and
Politics
Political Science 271 - Problems in International Politics and
Organization
Less likely, but presented as alternatives in event a demand exists, are:
Political Science 277 - Seminar: Latin American Government
Political Science 293 - Seminar: International Politics and
Government in the Pacific Area
Any of the above courses will definitely count toward graduate course
requirements for students accepted by George Washington University
as fully qualified applicants for a MA in International Affairs.
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OFF-CAMPUS (cont.)
GWU's courses will begin during the week of 24 September.
Registrants for these courses should report to Room GC-03 between
0900 and 1700 hours on 13 or 14 September. The courses for which
the requisite number is enrolled by 14 September will remain open
during the following week for additional registrations; those not
having at least ten registrations by the close of business on
14 September will be canceled immediately.
Each of the courses carries three semester hours credit.
Tuition for AU and GWU off-campus courses will be $22. 00 a
credit hour. Additional details on registering, payment of fees,
schedules of classes, and names of instructors will appear in a
Special Bulletin. In the meantime, employees may phone extension
for information. Employees who may not be
identified with the Agency on GWU's or AU's records may obtain
assistance regarding alternative plans by consulting the Registrar, OTR,
Room GC-03.
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PROGRAMS
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In the External Programs Section are summaries of non-Agency
programs, meetings, and courses thought to be of general interest.
Announcement of such programs in this section of the Bulletin does
not necessarily mean that employees will be approved for attendance
at the expense of the Agency. Agency sponsorship of these or any
other external programs may be approved under certain circumstances.
Registration
Applications for external training under Agency auspices are sent
through Training Officers to the Chief of the External Training Branch.
An employee who wants to participate in external study at his own
expense is required to make arrangements in accordance with the
provisions of
Information on external programs may be obtained from the
Admissions and Information Branch. AIB maintains a collection of
catalogs, brochures, directories, and other publications of academic,
commercial, and Government institutions.
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NEW COURSES- -GRADUATE SCHOOL, DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
USDA's Graduate School has added new courses to its resident
evening program for the academic year 1962-63. These include:
English for Foreigners
Swahili
Introduction to Cybernetics
Data Processing on Electronic Computers UNIVAC 1107
Advanced Space Science
Legislative Process
Satellite Meteorology
Dynamics of Organization (Seminar)
Mathematics for applied Electricity
Radar Systems Engineering
SPECIAL PROGRAM- -GRADUATE SCHOOL, DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
The Graduate School of the Department of Agriculture has scheduled
a special, day-time programs for 1962-63. These include:
Critical Is sues and Decisions:
Executives
A Program for Federal
Second Program
Phase I -
October 16,
1962,
9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p.m.
Phase II -
October 30,
1962,
9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Phase III -
November 6.
8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29, 1962;
December 4,
6, 11, 13, 1962.
Each Tuesday seminar: 9:30 11:30 a. m.
Each Thursday lecture: 1:3'0 - 2:30 p. m.
followed by a two hour seminar.
Follow- March 5, 1963
Up June 4, 1963
(Optional) September 3, 1963
December 3, 1963
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USDA (cont.)
Third Program
Phase I -
January 8,
1963,
9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p.m.
Phase II -
January 29,
1963,
9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p.m.
Phase II -
February 5,
7, 12
, 14, 19, 21, 26, 28, 1963;
March 5, 7, 12, 14, 1963.
Each Tuesday seminar: 9:30 - 11:30 a. m.
Each Thursday lecture: 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. followed
by a two hour seminar.
Follow- June 4, 1963
Up September 3, 1963
(Optional) December 3, 1963
March 3, 1964
Leadership Institute on the Older Employee
8 - 12 October 1962
6 November - 18 December 1962
(Classes: Tuesday and Thursday,
9:30 - 11:30)
Automatic Data Processing for Federal Executives
31 October - 14 December 1962
(Classes: Wednesday and Friday,
9:30 - 11:30)
Federal Contract Negotiation Institute
22 October - 26 October 1962
Management Development Program for Federal Executives
Fifteenth Program
Phase I -
Phase II -
Phase III -
Sixteenth Program
November 13 and 14, 1962, 9:30 - 5:00 p.m.
February 24 through March 5, 1963
June 3 and 4, 1963, 9:30 - 5:00 p. m.
Phase I -
Phase II -
November 15 and 16, 1962,
March 6 through 15, 1963
9:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Phase III -
June 6 and 7, 1963, 9:30 - 5:00 p.m.
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Reading Improvement Program
(Classes meet for one hour three times
a week)
29 October 1962 18 January 1963
(No classes 24 December - 4 January 1963
21 January 1963 - 29 March 1963
1 April 1963 - 7 June 1963
10 June 1963 - 16 August 1963
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A Center for International Studies was established at Cornell
University in July 1961. The purpose, the Center is to coordinate
and strengthen research and teaching programs in international
studies carried on by Cornell's schools and colleges. Members of the
Center advise the administration and faculty on academic projects
overseas and serves as a link between Cornell University and other
universities and governmental or private agencies that are active in
international studies.
In March 1962 the University received a grant of $3, 250, 000
from the Ford Foundation for the support of non-Western studies at
Cornell, including its Southeast Asia Program, the China Program,
and the International Agricultural Development Program. Developmental
funds are available to the Latin American Program, the Committee
on Soviet Studies, the Committee on South Asian Studies, and to a
variety of new research projects within the faculty.
The Foundation has made another grant to Cornell in the amount
of $432, 000 to assist in development of the newly created Labor Relations
Research Institute in Bombay, India. Members of the faculty of the
School of Industrial and Labor Relations will go to India to advise the
director and staff members of the Institute. During the next four years,
several Indian staff members and a limited number of graduate students
will participate in the program at Cornell and other industrial relations
centers in the United States.
In addition, the University has received a joint grant of $600, 000
from the Carnegie Corporation of New York and Britain's Nuffield
Foundation. This grant will be used to support study of the societies
of China and Southeast Asia to be conducted over the next five years by
Cornell and two schools of the University of London--the School of
Oriental and African Studies and the London School of Economics and
Political Science.
TWO ORGANIZATIONS TO MERGE
The American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute
of Radio Engineers have announced plans to merge, effective in January
1963. The new organization will be known as the Institute of Electrical
and Electronic Engineers.
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AMA PUBLICATION
PROFIT POTENTIAL IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
(May be borrowed. Call extension 5517)
Part One. Factors in U. S. Business Expansion Overseas
Part Two. Advantages offered by the Developing Countries
Part Three. Economic Development in 75 Countries
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT INSTITUTES--THE AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY
The American University's School of Business Administration
will conduct five Transportation Management Institutes the Academic
Year, 1962-63:
16th Air Transport Management Institute, 5 - 16 November 1962
17th Railroad Management Institute, 7 - 18 January 1963
3rd Motor Carrier Executive Conference, 19 - 21 February 1963
15th Institute of Industrial Transportation and Traffic
Management, 11 - Z2 March 1963
16th Ocean Shipping Management Institute, 29 April - 10 May 1963
These professional institutes are designed for middle management
executives--who are, or will be dealing with current problems of transport
management, management procedures and problem solving techniques,
and regulation policies and procedures. Instruction is given through lectures,
seminars work-group reports, case studies, and field trips. Sessions are
held daily from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. in the Downtown Center of the American
University, 1901 F Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
The program outline for the Sixteenth Air Transport Management
25X1 Institute may be obtained
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CONFERENCES FOR CORPORATION EXECUTIVES - SAIS
The School of Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins
University has announced its schedule of Conferences for Corporation
Executives for the Academic Year, 1962-63.
These conferences are for executives who have responsibilities in
the field of international business. They include reviews of developments
in trade, investments and industry in critical geographic areas. Guest
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lecturers are officials in the United States Government, respresentatives
of foreign governments, labor leaders, and business executives.
The Middle East Today 22 - 23 October 1962
A survey of recent changes and developments in the Middle East and of
their impact on U. S. business operations.
Business Prospects in Latin America 18 - 19 December 1962
A review of trends and events in an area of great importance to the U. S.
foreign trade community.
Current Developments in Western Europe 12 - 13 February 1963
An analysis of recent developments in Europe and of their effect on
U. S. business.
U. S. Business in Africa 15 - 16 April 1963
A discussion of the problems facing U. S. business in this rapidly developing
market and source of raw materials.
Copies of the Fall 1962 issue of Interagency Training Programs,
published by the Civil Service Commission, have been forwarded by the
Admissions and Information Branch/RS/TR to all Training Officers. If
ATTENTION: TRAINING OFFICERS
you have not received your copy or want additional copies, call
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ACTIVITIES
In the July issue we published a six month schedule. The following
are additional programs for Army Reservists:
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Chemical Corps School, Ft. McClellan, Ala.
3-I-F5 Radiological Safety - 2 Dec 62
Dugway Proving Grounds, Dugway, Utah
3-G-F6 CBR Weapons Orientation - 17 Sep 62, 1, 8,
15, 29 Oct 62, 5, 12, 26 Nov 62, 3, 10, Dec 62
Artillery & Missile School, Ft. Sill, Okla.
6-A-F6 Senior FA Officer - 9 Sep 62
Infantry School, Ft. Benning, Ga.
7-A-C8 Infantry Field Grade Officer Refresher - 21 Oct 6'2
Medical Service School, Ft. Sam-Houston, Tex.
8-A-C10 AMEDS Co Grade Officer Refresher - 28 Oct 62
Ordnance School, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.
9-A-F29 Ordnance Officer Conventional Materiel
Refresher - 9 Sep 62, 2 Dec 62
The Provost Marshal General's School, Ft. Gordon, Ga.
19-G-F8 Industrial Defense & Disaster Planning - 28 Oct 62
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Anti-Communist Operations
Budget and Finance Procedures
Cable Refresher
CIA Introduction
CIA Refresher
CIA Review
Clandestine Field Activities
Clandestine Scientific and Technical Operations
Clandestine Services Review
Clerical Induction
Clerical Orientation
Clerical Refresher
Communist Party Organization and Operations
Conference Techniques
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Departmental Briefing
Dependents Briefing
Effective Speaking
Evasion and Escape
Geography of the USSR
Information Reporting, Reports, and Requirements
Information Reports Familiarization
Instructor Training
Intelligence Orientation - Phase I
Intelligence Refresher
Intelligence Research (Map & Photo Interp.)
Intelligence Research Techniques
Intelligence Review
Introduction to Communism
Management
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ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
(Ft-120 hrs)
1962 8 Oct - 26 Oct
3Dec- 21 Dec
1963 18 Feb - 8 Mar
6 May- 24 May
BUDGET AND FINANCE PROCEDURES
(Ft-80 hrs)
1962 24 Sep - 5 Oct
3Dec- 14 Dec
1963 18 Feb - 8 Mar
29 Apr - 10 May
CIA INTRODUCTION
(Pt-3 hrs)
Scheduled on request
CIA REFRESHER
(Pt-2 hrs)
Scheduled on request
CIA REVIEW
(Pt-2 hrs)
1962 11 Sep 1963 8 Jan
9 Oct 12 Feb
13 Nov 12 Mar
11 Dec 9 Apr
14 May
11 Jun
CLERICAL INDUCTION
(Ft-40 hrs min.)
Begins each Monday
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CLERICAL ORIENTATION
(Ft-18 hrs)
Begins each Tuesday
CLERICAL REFRESHER
(Pt-20 to 30 hrs)
1962
10 Sep -
5 Oct
1963
11 Feb - 8 Mar
15 Oct -
9 Nov
18 Mar - 12 Apr
19 Nov - 14 Dec
22 Apr - 17 May
1963
7 Jan - 1 Feb
27 May - 21 Jun
CONFERENCE TECHNIQUES
(Pt-24 hre)
1962 22 Oct - 28 Nov
1963 28 Jan - 6 Mar
22 Apr- 29M
DEPARTMENTAL BRIEFING
(Pt-3 hrs)
1962 25 Sep
27 Nov
1963 22 Jan
26 Mar
28 May
DEPENDENTS BRIEFING
(Pt-6 hrs)
1962
4 Sep -
5 Sep
1963
5 Feb
6 Feb
2 Oct -
3 Oct
5 Mar -
6 Mar
6Nov-
7Nov
2Apr-
3Apr
4 Dec -
5 Dec
7 May-
8 May
1963
8 Jan -
9 Jan
4 Jun -
5 Jun
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EFFECTIVE SPEAKING
(Pt-24 hrs)
1962 10 Sep - 17 Oct
3 Dec - 23 Jan '63
1963 11 Mar- 17 Apr
GEOGRAPHY OF THE USSR
(Pt- 72 hrs)
1962 8 Oct - 16 Nov
INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
(Ft or Pt)
Scheduled on request
INTELLIGENCE ORIENTATION - PHASE I
(Ft-40 hrs) (See' Introduction to Communism - Phase II of IOC)
1962
17 Sep - 21 Sep
5 Nov -
9 Nov
1963
14 Jan -
18 Jan
18 Mar - 22 Mar
29 Apr - 3 May
10 Jun - 14 Jun
INTELLIGENCE REFRESHER
Scheduled on request
INTELLIGENCE RESEARCH (MAP & PHOTO INTERPRETATION
(Pt-50 hrs)
1962 10 Sep - 12 Oct
1963 4 Mar - 5 Apr
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INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
INTELLIGENCE RESEARCH - TECHNIQUES
(Ft-160 hrs)
1962 24 Sep - 6 Nov (FOR OSI)
INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
(Ft-80 hrs)
1962 1 Oct - 12 Oct
1963 8 Apr - 19 Apr
MANAGEMENT
(Pt-40 hrs)
GS 11-13
GS 14 and Above
1962
3 Dec -
14 Dec
1962
10 Sep - 21 Sep
1963
4 Mar -
15 Mar
14 Oct (Sun) - 20 Oct (Sat)
10 Jun - 21 Jun 1963
4 Feb - 15 Feb
15 Apr - 26 Apr
OPERATIONS SUPPORT
(Ft-200 hrs)
1962
29 Oct
- 30 Nov
1963
14 Jan
25 Mar
27 May
- 15 Feb
- 26 Apr
- 28 Jun
SUPERVISION (BASIC)
(Pt-40 hrs)
GS 5-9
1962
29 Oct -
9 Nov
1962
24 Sep -
5 Oct
1963
14 Jan
6 May
25 Jan
17 May
1963
25 Mar -
5 Apr
TYPING FOR PROFESSIONALS (BASIC)
(let-40 hrs)
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INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
WRITING WORKSHOPS
(Pt-27 hrs)
Correspondence: Register at any time.
BASIC:
1962 10 Sep - 3 Oct
1963 5 Feb - 28 Feb
13 May - 6 Jun
INTERMEDIATE:
1962 20 Nov - 13 Dec
1963 12 Mar - 4 Apr
INTERMEDIATE (DDS ONLY):
1962
11 Sep -
20 Nov -
4 Oct
13 Dec
1963
14 May -
6 Jun
ADVANCED:
1963 5 Feb - 28 Feb
12 Mar- 4 Apr
DDS SPECIAL (GS- 15 & .ABOVE)
(Pt-27 hrs)
1962 23 Oct - 15 Nov
1963 12 Mar - 4 Apr
14 May - 6 Jun
Pretests:
Last Monday of every month
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ANTI-COMMUNIST OPERATIONS
(Pt-80 hrs)
1962 29 Oct - 23 Nov
1963 8 Apr - 3 May
COMMUNIST PARTY ORGANIZATION AND OPERATIONS
(Pt-80 hrs)
1962 1 Oct - 26 Oct
26 Nov - 21 Dec
1963 11 Mar- 5 Apr
3 Jun - 28 Jun
INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNISM
(Ft-80 hrs)
1962
24 Sep - 5 Oct
13 Nov - 23 Nov
1963
21 Jan -
25 Mar -
6May-
1 Feb
5 Apr
17 May
17 Jun - 28 Jun
USSR - BASIC COUNTRY SURVEY
(Ft-80 hrs)
1962 29 Oct - 9 Nov
1963 22 Apr - 3 May
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LANGUAGE SCHOOL
The actual number of weeks between the beginning and ending
dates of a course does not in all cases correspond exactly to the
stated length of the course. Extra weeks have been added to com-
pensate for holidays and to obviate certain scheduling problems.
Language instruction is listed as RSW (Reading, Speaking,
and Writing), RW (Reading and Writing), and as R (Reading).
Arabic (Lebanese-Palestinian dialect)
Basic (Ft-1600 hrs) RSW 40 wks 15 Oct 62 - 16 Aug 63
18Feb63- 6Dec63
Arabic (Classical)
Basic (Pt-160 hrs)
R
40 wks
1 Oct 62 - 19 Jul 63
Workshop (Pt-60 hr
s) R
20 wks
I Oct 62 - I Mar 63
Basic (Ft-1600 hrs)
RSW
40 wks
10 Sep 62 - 12 Jul 63
Intermediate (Ft-16
00 hrs) RW
40 wks
10 Sep 62 - 12 Jul 63
Advanced (Ft-1600 h
rs) RW
40 wks
10 Sep 62 - 12 Jul 63
Chines e
Basic (Pt- 120 hrs) RW
Ph I (20 wks)
10 Sep 62 - 8 Feb 63
RW
Ph II (20 wks)
10 Sep 62 - 8 Feb 63
RW
Ph III (20 wks)
10 Sep 62 - 8 Feb 63
RW
Ph III (20 wks)
25Feb63- 12Jul63
Basic (Pt- 144 hrs) RW
Ph 11 (24 wks)
25 Feb 63 - 9 Aug 63
(Special)
Intermediate (Pt-120 hrs) RW
Ph I (20 wks)
10 Sep 62 - 8 Feb 63
RW
Ph II (20 wks)
10 Sep 62 - 8 Feb 63
RW
Ph III (20 wks)
25 Feb 63 - 12 Jul 63
East European Languages
(Albanian, Bulgarian, Czech,
Hungarian, Polish, Serbo-Croatian)
Workshop (Pt-60 hrs) R 15 wks
1 Oct 62 - 25 Jan 63
4 Feb 63 - 17 May 63
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Language School
French
Basic (Ft-800 hrs)
RSW
20 wks
10 Sep 62 8 Feb 63
11 Mar 63 26 Jul 63
Intermediate (Ft-400 hrs)
RSW
10 wks
17 Sep 62 - 23 Nov 62
25 Feb 63 3 May 63
Basic (Pt) (Ph I & II 100 hrs)
(Ph III - 60 hrs)
RSW
Ph 1 (10 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
Phi(10wks)
7 Jan 63 - 15 Mar 63
Ph III (10 wks)
25 Mar 63 - 31 May 63
Intermediate (Pt-60 hrs)
RSW
Ph I (10 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
PhII(10wks)
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
Ph II (10 wks)
7 Jan 63 - 15 Mar 63
PhI(10wks)
10 Jun 63 - 16 Aug 63
Basic (Pt-60 hrs)
R
10 wks
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
25 Mar 63 - 31 May 63
Workshop (Pt-60 hrs)
R
10 wks
7 Jan 63 - 15 Mar 63
10 Jun 63 - 16 Aug 63
Seminar (Pt-60 hrs)
RSW
10 wks
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
14 Jan 63 - 22 Mar 63
10 Jun 63 - 16 Aug 63
Basic (Ft-800 hrs)
RSW
20 wks
17 Sep 62 15 Feb 63
18 Mar 63 2 Aug 63
Intermediate (Ft-400 hrs)
RSW
10 -wks
24 Sep 62 - 30 Nov 62
25 Mar 63 - 7 Jun 63
Basic (Pt-120 hrs)
RSW
Ph I (20 wks)
10 Sep 62 - 8 Feb 63
Ph II (20 wks)
4 Sep 62 - 1 Feb 63
Ph I (20 wks)
25 Feb 63 - 12 Jul 63
Ph II (20 wks)
18 Feb 63 - 5 Jul 63
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Language School
German
Intermediate (Pt- 120 hrs) RSW
Ph I (20 Wks)
Ph II (20 wks)
PhI(20wks)
Ph II (20 wks)
4 Sep 62 - 1 Feb 63
10 Sep 62 - 8 Feb 63
18 Feb 63 - 5Jul63
25 Feb 63 - 12 Jul 63
Basic (Pt) (Ph I & II 100 hrs)
(Ph III - 60 hrs)
RS
Ph 1 (10 wks)
8 Oct 62 - 14 Dec 62
Ph 11 (10 wks)
8 Oct 62 - 14 Dec 62
Ph II (10 wks)
7 Jan 63 - 15 Mar 63
Ph III (10 wks)
7 Jan 63 - 15 Mar 63
Ph 111 (10 Wks)
Z5 Mar 63 - 31 May 63
Intermediate (Pt-60 hrs)
RSW
Ph 1 (10 wks)
25 Mar 63 - 31 May 63
Ph 1(10 Wks)
10Jun63 - 16 Aug 63
Ph 11 (10 wks)
10 Jun 63 - 16 Aug 63
Basic (Pt-60 hrs)
10 wks
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
25 Mar 63 31 May 63
Workshop (Pt-60 hrs)
l0wks
10Jun63- 16Aug63
Persian
Basic (Ft-960 hrs)
Full-time courses will be offered upon request.
Familiarization (Pt-24 hrs)
Basic (Pt- 120 hrs
17 Sep 62 15 Mar 63
25 Mar 63-6Sep63
1 Oct 62 21 Dec 62
4Feb63- 26 Apr 63
6 May 63 - 26 Jul 63
1 Oct 62 - 1Mar63
1 Oct 62 - 1Mar63
1 Oct 62 - 1 Mar 63
18 Mar 63 - 2 Aug 63
18 Mar 63 - 2 Aug 63
Ph 1 (20 wks)
Ph II (20 wks)
Ph III (20 wks)
PhI(20wks)
Ph 11 (20 wks)
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Language School
Russian
Intermediate (Pt-120 hrs)
RSW
Ph II (20 wks)
1Oct62- 1 Mar 63
Ph I (20 wks)
25 Mar 63 9 Aug 63
Advanced (Pt-90 hrs)
RSW
Ph I (15 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 25 Jan 63
PhI1(15wks)
11 Feb 63 24May63
Intermediate Seminar
(Pt-80 hrs)
1 Oct 62 - 2 Aug 63
Advanced Seminar
(Pt-80 hrs)
1 Oct.62 - 2 Aug 63
Basic (Pt-90 hrs)
Ph I (15 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 25 Jan 63
Ph 11 (15 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 25 Jan 63
Ph II (15 wks)
4 Feb 63 - 17 May 63
Intermediate (Pt-90 hrs)
R
Ph II (15 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 25 Jan 63
PhI(15wks)
4 Feb 63 - 17 May 63
Intermediate Sci. & Tech.
(Pt-90 hrs)
PhII(15wks)
1 Oct 62 - 25 Jan 63
PhI(15wks)
18 Feb 63 31 May 63
PhII(15wks)
17 Jun 63 - 27 Sep 63
Intermediate Econ. & Polit.
(Pt-90 hrs),
R
Ph II (15 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 25 Jan 63
PhI(15wks)
18 Feb 63 - 31 May 63
PhII(15wks)
17 Jun 63 27 Sep 63
Basic Special (Pt-200 hrs)
R
1 Oct 62 - 2 Aug 63
Workshop (Pt- 160 hrs)
R
1 Oct 62 - 2 Aug 63
Intermediate Interpreter
(Pt-90 hrs)
22 Oct 62 - 8 Feb 63
25 Feb 63 - 7 Jun 63
24 Jun 63 - 4 Oct 63
Advance Interpreter
(Pt-90 hrs)
22 Oct 62 8 Feb 63
25 Feb 63 7 Jun 63
24 Jun 63 - 4Oct63
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Language School
Russian
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Intermediate Refresher
RSW 15 wks
14 Oct 62
1 Feb 63
(Pt-45 hrs)
18 Feb 63 - 31 May 63
17 Jun 63
27 Sep 63
Intermediate Refresher
14 Oct 62
1 Feb 63
(Pt-45 hrs)
18 Feb 63
31 May 63
17 Jun 63
27 Sep 63
Spanish
Full-time Spanish Course will be offered upon request.
Basic (PT) (Ph I & II- 100 hrs)
(PH III - 60 hrs)
RSW
Ph III (10 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
Ph1(10wks)
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
Ph1(10wks)
7 Jan 63 - 15 Mar 63
Ph III (10 wks)
25 Mar 63 - 31 May 63
Intermediate (Pt-60 hrs)
RSW
Ph I (10 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
Ph 11 (10 wks)
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
Ph 1 (10 wks )
7 Jan 63 - 15 Mar 63
Ph11(10wks)
25 Mar 63 - 31 May 63
PhI(10wks)
10 Jun 63 - 16 Aug 63
Basic (Pt-60 hrs)
Workshop (Pt-60 hrs)
VLTP Courses
Fall-Winter Semester: 17 Sep 62 - 8 Feb 63
Spring-Summer Semester: 18 Mar - 2 Aug 63
1 Oct 62 - 7 Dec 62
25 Mar 63 - 31 May 63
10 Jun 63 - 16 Aug 63
Tutorial instruction can be arranged for:
Bulgarian, Czech, Greek, Hungarian, Japanese, Polish, Romanian,
Serbo-Croatian, Spanish, and Turkish.
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