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[ On Campus _
Beck named to NSF post
Jacob Beck, University professor of psychology, has accepted an
administrative position for most of the current year with the National
Science Foundation.
Beck, who has been given leave from the University, will be
Program Director of the Psychobiology Program in the Division of
Biological and Medical Sciences in the Directorate for Research.
While NSF normally appoints selected specialists for such
positions for approximately a year, special arrangements have been
made to permit Professor Beck to return to the University to teach
Winter Term, 1974, classes.
A member of the University faculty since 1966, Professor Beck is a
graduate of Yeshiva University, New York, N.Y. and received his
advanced degrees from Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. His areas of
specialization are perception, psychophysics, and vision.
Gerontology Club meets tonight
All those interested in aging and the elderly are invited to attend
the first meeting of the Gerontology Club, tonight at 7:30 in the EMU.
The room will be posted. The status of the club and activities for fall
term will be discussed.
Proficiency exams offered
Students wishing to take the proficiency examiniations for specific
skill areas may sign up at the Physical Education Office in Gerlinger
Annex. Written tests will be administered on either Tuesday or
Wednesday evenings of October 16th and 17th. Testing time will be
from 7:00-9:00 p.m in Room 10 of Gerlinger. Students passing the
written phase of the proficieiy:y exam will be referred to activity co
ordinators for completion of the skill phase.
The purpose of proficiency tests in the Physical Education Service
Program is to allow students to demonstrate their ability in certain
physical activities in order to delete part or all of their University
requirements in physical education. Proficiency tests do not award
credit toward a degree.
Proficiency tests will be given in those beginning courses that lend
themselves to practical examiniations. Sheets listing these courses
are posted throughout the Physical Education Complexes.
The deadline for signing up for proficiency examiniations for Fall
Term is Friday. October 12th.
Rabbi to speak on Israel study program
Rabbi Joshua Stampfer, director of Portland State University’s
Israel Studies Program, will speak at 4:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Erb
Memorial Union, room to be posted. The program will be the winter
and spring terms of 1974, January 7 to June 7, in Jerusalem, Israel.
Course options include. Beginning and Advanced Hebrew, History of
Modern Israel and Biblical Archeology, Comparative Religion, and
Israel’s Social Structure. Academic credit of 15 hours per term will be
granted by Portland State and is transferable to the University. The
program includes excursions outside Jerusalem, archeological digs,
and-or two weeks on a kibbutz, depending on the course work chosen.
For more information and a chance to discuss the program with Rabbi
Stampfer, join us at 4:00 Tues. Brochures are available at the In
ternational Education Center.
Eugene mayor featured at Northwest forum
Northwest Forum is a new Cultural Forum program series
designed to focus attention upon the people and events that are
shaping the politics, arts, and public opinion of our region. Tuesday,
October 9, Les Anderson, Mayor of Eugene, will join students, faculty
and staff in the Erb Memorial Union for an informal discussion and
exchange of ideas. Mayor Anderson will discuss University
community relations and other pertinent topics.
The Forum will begin at 12:30 and everyone is invited to bring
their lunch. The room will be posted.
Strike up that old refrain...
University alumni who played in the band when they were
students are invited to return to the University to make up an Alumni
Band on November 10.
The Alumni Band will play at the Homecoming football game
between Oregon and UCLA on November 10.
Alumni who plan to be in Eugene for Homecoming may get ad
ditional information on plans for the band by calling Burnette Dillion
of the School of Music at 686-3782 or the Music School office at 686-3761,
or write Dillon at the School of Music, University , Eugene, Oregon,
97403.
Clark to serve on Rhodes Committee
University President Robert Clark will serve again as chairman
of the Northwest District Committee of Selection for the Rhodes
Scholarships. He has served for the past four years.
The committee, which interviews applicants and selects the
scholarship awardees, will meet for the selection in Portland on
December 15. Winners of the scholarships attend Oxford University in
England.
Four awardees are selected from the Northwest District, which is
comprised of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Alaska, Montana, North
Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming.