Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Division for Continuing Education The Center for Continuing Education offers non-conventional study programs for students who are unable to attend classes during the regular day sessions. A. Evening Programs- Evening classes are designed to meed needs in the following categories: 1. Day students who may elect to persue some courses in the evening. 2. Young High School graduates who because of the necessity to work are unable to attend college in the day time. 3. In service teachers and other persons connected with the state and city school systems who desire to per- sue courses in education or in other areas for professional credit. 4. Mature citizens who desire to study for self-improvement and for the pure pleasure derived from such study. 5. Persons who desire additional training to meet changing professional standards or to prepare for new fields. 6. Students may apply who have been dropped for poor scholarship. 7. Continuing Education for women B. Summer Sessions C. Extensive Programs- 1. Upward Mobility College is federally funded program for employees at the Social Security Administration with a limited number in the Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Public Health Service Programs. 2. MANDAT is a federally funded program for persons living in Prince Georges County 3. Social Security Administration Evening Program. Any student may enroll in classes in the S.S.A. Even- ing Center. D. Non-Credit Program- Community service short seminars. Way-up Programs and Upward Bound are avail- able. Education is a continuous progress Education is a continuous process and the roles of student and teacher are interwoven. We can learn from the knowledge of others and in turn we can teach what we have learned to others.

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Center for Continuing Education MRS. BERYLE WILLIAMS DEAN r 22 MR MICHAEL A. BRYANT DIRECTOR PROJECT UPWARD BOUND MRS. VIVIAN C RECKLEY DIRECTOR UPWARD M08ILITY COLLEGEOR

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School of Education VERGIAl S. WEBB ACTING DEAN SCHOOL OF EDUCATION t 24