General Extension Motto: The State Is the Campus Buzz Nelson Emerald Feature Writer “The state in the campus.” This is the motto of the Depart ment of State-Wide Services, Gen eral Extension division, of the Ore Ron State System of Higher Kdu catlort and a motto which Is cer tainly lived up to In practice. The General Extension division, with offices behind Emerald hall on 13th street, presents a large variety of services, including state-wide classes, correspondence study, workshops and conferences and a community college In .Bend. It also controls Radio Station KOAC In Corvallis, the visual aid program ut OHC, the Portland Ex tension center (Portland State) and the Institute of International Affairs, To testify to the number of people who make use of these ser vices, in the past year 17,080 people were registered in state extension courses more than were registered in all the state supported institutions combined. The correspondence courses are available to people anywhere and offer work at high school, college and graduate level. Currently, over 4500 people are enrolled In cor i espondence work. Same .Materials as Classroom The material covered in corres pondence courses approximates that of actual classroom study. The same texts are used and regu lar assignments are sent to those enrolled. A final exam is given and proctored by a high school superintendent, principal or notary public. Cost of the courses Is $0 a credit hour, or $18 for a three-hour Course. Three general groups of people take correspondence courses. Teachers who need a few more CAMPUS BRIEFS Deadline (or items (or this column is at 4 p m, tbe day prior to publication. 0 Members of the Oregon ex change assembly cast who are go ing to Portland for the KOIN-TV television show will rehearse in the Student Union ballroom today, according to Gloria Lee, chairman. The rehearsal will be held from S to 5 p.m., and it will be a final dress rehearsal. 0 New officers tif Eta Mu 1*1, national retailing honorary, were recently elected by the group. They include John Watson, presi dent; John Hart, vice president, and Jean Underhill, secretary treasurer. 0 The Religious Evaluation week committee will meet at noon today in the Student Union, according to Bob Hastings, chair man. 0 Junior advisors in the YWCA for next year will meet at noon today in the YW office at Ger l.nger hall, according to Sally Stadelman, publicity chairman. 0 All YWCA and Y MI A mem bers who are going to the Seabeck conference will meet at 5 p.m. to day in Gerlinger hall, according to Sally Stadelman, YWCA pub licity chairman. 0 Scabbard and Blade, mili tary honorary, will meet in room 9 of the ItOTO building at 2 p.m. today, according to Chuck Green ley, president. 0 Alpha Phi Omega, national men's service fraternity, will hold initiation ceremonies and election of new officers at 7:30 tonight in the Student Union, according to President Ben Schmidt. credit* to be certified to teach in Oregon head the Hat, followed by students, then adults. The extension division also apon so. h classes in about 70 centers Iri the state. Classes may be orga nized by any church, school or social group and are taught by travelling Instructors employed by I he extension division. Courses From Institutions The largest of these centers is Portland State, which Is not an i actual college. The only difference! between Portland State and the; other c< nters Is that it has a per-! manent teaching staff and offers 1 more work. The courses themselves come from the curriculum of the five regular state supported institu tions Oregon, Oregon State, Eastern Oregon College of Edu cation, Southern Oregon College of Education and Oregon College of Education. -— „ „.... A community College also exists at Bend to offer work to high school graduates who cannot go away to College and to adults who desire special training. Workshops are also conducted by the extension division in high schools and grade schools. 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