San Jose State College - La Torre Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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The purpose of The exTension ser- vice is To organize off-campus in- sTrucTion To benefiT Those in The surrounding area who are unable To aTTend classes on The SJS cam- pus. Courses and workshops are planned for Teachers, employees of business and indusTry, and oTher professional a n d I a y groups. FRANK WILLEY, HEAD OF EXTENSION SERVICES. EXTENDED DAY CLASSES ExTended day and evening class- es, which meeT from 4:30 pm. To 10:00 p.m., are offered aT STaTe To meeT The needs of adulTs work- ing in The communiTy, limiTed sTudenTs and working sTudenTs. The crediT obTained in This pro- gram may be Taken for inTelIec- Tual enioymenT, or for The com- pletion of a degree. CAMPUS DURING NIGHT SESSIONS. 25

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BOB SILVERIA GIVING A GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE TEST. Headed by DirecTor Raphael Haller, The San Jose STaTe Speech-Hearing CenTer serves The enTire communiTy of greaTer San Jose. Anyone in SanTa Ciara CounTy is eligible, by virTue of residence, To re- ceive Therapy as eiTher an in or OUT paTienT. Speech TherapisTs concern Themselves wiTh voice disorders and Those involving language. In hearing Therapy, clinicians TesT in Two ways: via The P.G.S.R. iPsy- cho-Galvanic Skin Responsei and The AudiomeTric PureTone. Under Dr. Ward Rasmas, sTudenTs doing Therapy in The deparTmenT are Those whose work will lead Them To dual cre- denTials in Speech CorrecTion and Audio- meTry. YOUNGSTER IS GIVEN AN AUDIOMETRIC CHECKOUT. 24

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SUMMER SESSION S The 1961 summer session, which offered a six-week and a four- week session, was attended by more Than 8,000 sTudenTs. 486 of These received Their Bachelor's and Master's degrees at The end of the session. A large variety of courses was available in most departments To sfudenfs, and many classes were Taught by the visiTing faculty. Activities provided for students attending The session were art films and exhibits, concer'rs, and recreational events. 26