University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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Adult Education Che Division of Adult Education and Summer School, organized in 1959, provides contunuous education to the University and to the State of Idaho. Adult education centers are maintained in Boise, Coeur d'Alene (summers only), and Idaho Falls. Many Idaho citizens enroll in extension classes scheduled from Salmon to Sandpoint. For those who want to continue their education during the summer months, a full-fledged summer school is held in Moscow together with smaller programs in Coeur d'Alene and Boise. Thousands of persons, some from foreign lands, enroll in correspondence courses cach yeat fully-staffe d central placement service is maintained in Moscow to assist students, seniors, and graduates in securing career positions as well as part-time employment, Phe newest role is in special non-credit programs throughout Idaho. A comprehensive civil defense program is included and a humanities program is now underway DR. RAYMOND K. KOOL Director Adult Education and Summer School y 23) A | What could be more ideal than a x pleasurable summer of study and rec reation on the beautiful University of Idaho campus? “Workshop on Wheels,” now in its eleventh year at the Univer- sity of Idaho, co mbines a vacation with serious and intensive painting. This is but one of the many services offered by the Division of Adult Education and Summer School. The summer session is filled with many recreative events. The “Get Ac quainted Steak Fry” pictured here in dicates that summer school is a place where life begins at 40. 26

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Douglas Dull prepares a slide for mi- croxcopic examination. Dull, a Master of Science Degree candidate in zoology is doing research in the field of fresh water biology and his thesis tide Some Limnological Aspects of Spring Valley Reservoir He plans to work toward a PhD. in physiology at University of Missouri next fall “Some Chemistry of Peroxodisulfuryt Difluoride and its Derivatives” is the thesis tithe and research area of Joseph Delhno, a Master of Science Degree candidate in the field of inorganic chemistry, Joe will enter the Univer sity of Wisconsin in Madison next fall to begin doctoral studies in) marine chemistry and the chemistry of natural waiter bodies at the UW Water Chem istry Laboratory fed P. Stoltenberg, a graduate student in chemical enginect ing, demonstrates techniques in using the Aerograph Model 2 Gas Chromatograph which he uses in research for his thesis, “The Anaerobic summer school, Kacterial Utilization of Potato Wastes as a Method of Disposal.” Stoltenberg will receive his Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Degree at the end of Graduate — School Or

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