Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Januar Term Offers Varied Experiences January Term offered many off-campus trips for students who had the finances necessary for them. Education students could work at either McCurdy Mission School in Espanola, New Mexico or at the Olathe, Kansas School for the Deaf. Government students could visit the Kansas state capitol in Topeka. Religious students could travel either to McCurdy or to Dallas as part of the Bi-Polar Personal Growth Seminar. Members of the Choir and selected French stu- dents toured the Great South, concentrating in New Orleans, and Louisiana. English and drama students who were especially wealthy or spent their life's savings went to England and Scotland. Natural science students could chose between three different trips. Biologists went to the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology via the Grand Can- yon. Other science majors worked at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. One biology-chemistry student spent the month on a safari in Kenya, Africa. Numerous interesting courses wer also taught on campus. Information Processing Systems was taught by an S.C. alumnus who returned to teach the course without pay as a voluntary contribution to SC's Jan. Term offerings. Airport Management used Arthur Hai- ley's nove. Airport, as its text. Body language was demonstrated in Intercultural Communication on campus. Numerous other courses were also available for SC students who remained on campus throughout Jan. Term. BELOW: Scenes from the England trip are portrayed here. Those attendig this trip are pictured in the lower picture. UPPER RIGHT: Students participate in the Intercultural Communications class on campus. LOWER RIGHT: Scenes from the Biology trip to Oregon are portrayed here. ...Mlm EW ,. .D

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