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ASSOCIATION FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION Fall, 1976
Course Title Day Start & End Dates Time
GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY MBA PROGRAM
Managemen~ Information Systems TTh
Operations Management M
Communicalions & Organizationat Behavmr MW
Planning & Control Systems TTh
COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME MBA FOUNDATION
~Management Development course denoted by *)
PROf;RAM
Management & Organizational Behavior ,* M
Planning & Operations Management ¯ W
Principles of FinanciM Management ¯ q
SUPERVISORY SKILLS PROGRAM
Introduction to Accounting MW
Selected Iopics in Supervision T
Principles of Effective Business Writing M
SPf(’IA[ & GENERAL INTEREST PROGRAM
Inlroduction to Microcompulcrs
Think Metric
SI. Metric System
EahricaUng Electronic Subsystems
Inlroduclion Io Engineering Ecomm1~ *
Introtluct]on to EORTRAN IV
Ba>ic Algebra
Mcmur} Improvement
LflectWc Reading =
Personal Mone~, Management *
financial Planning for Retirement *
({~mnmnicaling SuccessfulI2.
Time Managemenl ’
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Xn5 ~tudenl wishing i"o app)~, courses taken h3r credll through the College ol N(~tre Dame ~la At’} towards
t!k’ B si ~es~ Adnlinistration malor at the (’ollege ol Notre I)ame should cbesk with the Dean o~ Continuing
t ducation al (’Nil bctore enrolling
~,RLIT.,IIlL’RI(4 Discount cards for entrance to (;reat America(10 larc now a~ai}able at the ARA Store.
l i.kcl4 are stitl a~ailable at $500 for the MoHett Field e~cning at Great ,%rnerica~ on September [-. I he} can be
purchased at the ARA Store Monda’:,s. Wedne~lays. and t:rida}:~, rloon7 tn 12:45
t/.;.] P It’t \’TED
Barlcmlcr~ tar ltappy Hours Call Judy Long, X5X-4. ii you arc interested ill tending bar at the ARA Happy
ltour~
i./ur;/.R~, make liti.; very popular
annual e~ent a success again this year (’onlmilteex are bcmg lorlned lot ralfle tickel safes, eltler~ainnlent,
rctrcshnlenls and sol-up If }G’U would like to participate m an?, el the~,e conlnfitlees or lu:,t help out where
needed, please ca]~ Slan Benbow. ~’xt 5{13t} or the ARA Phone E\t 5412
114 \ti-¢;LIDIVt; Super Fly F~kv-Sads lnc el Los t;atos has ,)iTered It, g~e a tree prer, entation ot~ Hang-
Gliding File presentation to be givefl hercat Ames sonic time mtheluture wdlinclude a Dclurc on the basics of
hang-g~iddlg, a training film, a questiot3 and answer sessi(sn altd an actual flight sinmla~or will be prmided lt" }ou
are Intcresled all altending this presamlation, please let Phil tTmn~pson. Mall] Slop 212-2 know and a date and
time will be armounced for the pr6sentation soon
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.S’p.’tftght on Ame~ ,e, port.men :, (1.1~ The Ames Silorllllel7"s Club. fl~rmer~) tlac NACA Rod & Gun Chtb, =s
probably one of the oldesl err~loyee clulbs at Ames having been formed when Ames was a par~ ol NACA 1-he
inurpose of the dub i.s Io promote I I, t conservation and presor,.atmn o~ our national wildlife, ~21 f~rearm satel,,.
aml (31 increase in,erect and participation ill trap and skeet shooting Fhe Club is constructing a trap range on tl~e
m3rth-eas~ corner of Antes property whwh shotdd be ready soon. Past aclo’itieg incRade training o~ retriever dogs,
d~ck hunting, pheasant hu~ting in Willows, Cal0,, and lois ol stor?, telling All Ames employees and their
ul/nlediale lalniJies and contractor personnel nlav become I~lenlbers ’[here arc’ cttrren{lv -’3 attire meltlbers
Oflicem lot the currenl year are Pre~lidenl. Jerry l>eterson: "kite Prestdenl, Dew AndelNOl;: Secrelan "Treasurer.
Jim Diehl Meetingx are normally held during hJneh and art’ open to all. (’all any of the officers for more
information on club activities and meeting:,.
Guidance program
August 31 st
On Tuesday, August 31. from I 1:00- I :00 p.m..
representatives from the following colleges will be
on hand in the cafeteria: DeAnza College. Evergreen
Valley College, Foothil~ (ollege, San Jose City Cortege,
San Jose State University, and West Valley College.
They will answer questions about the following:
admissions, residency, registration, degree and
certificate programs, special programs for women.
and lots ntore.
This is a one time, fall term program designed to
assist aH employees interested in educational persenti
or professional growth opportunities
i-RLt: Schedule of classes will be available’
De Anza courses
The Training Office plans to offer some Foothill-
DeAnza courses at the Center in the Winter Quarter.
~,atcb for an announcement in the Astrogram
Library notice
Ames Librar?, has a~ailable on loan to any
empto~,ee. "’A Working ~&omen’s Gwde to Her Job
Rights." a US. Department ot Labor, Emplo3ment
Standards Administration Women’s Bureau, keat)et
=55.
Jetsetters’ news
l0 12 September THE RENO AIR RACES. Cost
S-L, per person double occupancy. Includes transportation,
two nights lodging, two da?,s reserved
seating. Saturday evening parp., S22 value gambling
refund. Limited seats a’.ailabk. Contact
Marian l)aGs, cxt 5832. Mail Slop 206+3
1,~, 14 September HEARST CASTLE Cost $39
per person/double occupancy Includes one night
deluxe accommodations, motorcoach transportation
from 5,1offeTt Field. HEARST CASTLE
TOUR, P(;&E NUCLEAR PLANT TOtR. continental
breaklast. California Ilost indoor garden
’,~me and hor~, d’oeuvre part3, and California Host
escort. Reser’,ation:, cu~-ot’f date 3 September.
Contact Ruthie While. ext 5157. Mail
Stop 20o-3 CHECK YOUR BULLETIN
BOARDS FOR TH~S NOTICE FOR COMPLETE
DERAILS.
23 24 OctoberGOLD COUNTRi." "
]q 21 N,2~ember LAS VEGAS,
Golf
Pajaro Valle~. Golf Course was in great shape for
the Ames Golf 2tournament held August I4, 1970.
The co-chairnwn Elmer Hampel and Bob Barrow ran
a mysIer3 parmer, best-ball-twosome event with the
head pro selecting onb t0 hods that counted. Winners
on that cloudy and cool da3 were as follows:
FIRST FLIGITI" I R. Hedtund/D. Banducci: 2
O Koontz,rJ. Lee: 3 - R, Ramos/L MeCulley:
nearesl the pin on No. I I O. Koontz.
SECOND FLIGtIT: I P. Quattrone/R. Eddy: 2
D. Chaussee H Mathews: 3 N. MartiniL Hockslein;
nearest the pin on No, 2 P. KutIer
THIRD FLIGHt: I E. Tischter/R Denison:2
F. Wirlh/J. McCIoy: 3 V. Oyama~S. Brovarney:
nearest the pin on No. I4 B. Kelley.
FOURTH FLIGHT; I S, Tardio/J. Weyers: 2 -
Y. Sheaffer!E. Levin: 3 R Sheaffer,’K. Bruck:
nearest the pin on No. 7 S. Johnson.
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