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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1981)
jemu Cultural Forum Presents Derek Shearer Mtf’ll CMW> AND Q0*« SHEARS Economic Democracy THE CHALLENGE OF THE )980s What is economic democracy1 What is the progressive alternative to reaganomics? How can we achieve economic democracy5 What was the key to the successful Santa Monica Electoral Strategy in which Derek Shearer was campaign manager5 Perhaps distinguished economist Robert Lekachman summed up Shearer's and Car noy’s book best when he wrote that it provides " ..an excellent agenda for the dncuuuon of that prrenmai question, what is Wed., Oct. 28 8 p.m. EMU Ballroom Free Admission SI I EUGENE I 343-1288 M-F 9:30-5:30 SAT 9-5 ON THF DOWNTOWN MALL 115 W BROADWAY VISA Weatherize Your Body! 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RIDGEVIEW BRISTOL CANTERBURY rugby pants, shirts & shorts ADIDAS, NIKE, JOG JOY, NEW BALANCE, SUB-4, JELENK, MOVING COMFORT SPECIAL BUY RUSSELL HOODED SWEATSHIRTS NOW AVAILABLE—SOLD DOLFIN SHORTS $12” Rainwear Warm Up Suits sligntly irregulars, s-xl reg $13’ NOW SET Dave Waterfall, left, a senior journalism major who is one of the founders of the journalism peer advising program, discusses the web of University and department graduation requirements with a another student in the program's Allen Hall office Journalism, which adopted the student-to-student academic counseling this year, is one of 11 University departments and schools that sponsors a peer advising program Peer advising program is expanding vigorously By PAM GOVERNALE Of the EmaraM From a pilot project in the psychology department four years ago peer advising has expanded into 11 University departments and five others now are considering adoption of the program "The peer advising program is solid now," says Debt Lance, student peer advisors coor dinator "It can get as big as the University wants.” Peer advisors help free faculty to consult with students about research, practicums and graduate studies — areas that take advantage of the faculty’s expertise — says Jane Degidio, program faculty coordinator The assistance peer advisors offer ranges from course descriptions to graduate school counseling, and from editing term papers to preparing for tests All advisors are trained to help unravel the tangle of departmental and gradua tion requirements Peer advisors take a core training course, entitled "Paraprofessionals Interpersonal and Organizational Skills ” They are then placed in a specific department, usually in the advisor’s major, where they receive training and orienta tion Students from departments that don’t have peer advising are encouraged to take the course, and then work with Lance and DeGidio to approach the deparment about setting it up, Lance says r * T T In most departments, students drop in for advising But other departments, such as psy chology, may require students to check in at specified intervals Peer advising in economics is new this term Nancy Gay, student coordinator for the econ omics branch, says that advisors plan to offer a file of course descriptions, seminars on careers for economics majors, and eventually a transcript monitoring system The crew of three advisors plan to expand the program if the demand by students increases Gerontology peer advising is now in its third year In addition to the basic advising program peer advising has developed a strong link with the Gerontology Association, says Delvon Hill, student coordinator The oldest peer advising program at the University is in psychology which has worked out most the program s kinks and has become an integral part of the psychology department All majors must see advisors at the 90-credit hour mark, and must be screened through the peer advisors before meeting with their faculty advisors Co-coordinator Doug McBride estimates that 10 to 15 students come in daily for advising A comprehensive array of services include a test file transcript evaluation, graduate library, and practicum resources file An advisor-initiated survey showed that 80 percent of the department s faculty were satisfied with the program ▼ T T T T CHINA BLUE RESTAURANT (879 E. 13th St. - Now serving LUNCH Monday thru Friday 11-4 SOUP & SALADS Salad served with your choice of Oil & Vinegar, Blue Cheese, Thousand Island or French Dressing 1. 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