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Graduate Studies in Marriage & Family Therapy Northwest Christian College, Eugene Oregon JVCC NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Northwest Christian College, established in 1895, is regionally accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges Certificate Program in larriage & Family Therapy Designed for master's level counselors, clergy, health care providers and human service professionals who want to build their clinical skills, develop a resource network of other marriage and family therapists, or earn continuing education credit. EMPHASIS: Courses designed to help counselors complete require ments for Associate Membership in the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) or work toward Oregon licensure as a marriage and family therapist. CLASSES: Same as Master of Arts APPLICATION DEADLINE: Applications are accepted on a continuous basis and are due 6 weeks prior to anticipated starting date. INQUIRES: Same as Master of Arts Master of Arts in Marriage & Family Therapy This two year degree program is approved to meet Oregon State MFT licensure requirements. EMPHASIS: Systems theories approach to therapy; family studies; professional studies; brief therapy; family theory; clinical experience. CLASSES: Held on the NCC campus Monday and Thursday evenings. SCHOLARSHIPS: Based on academic record and/or financial need. APPLICATION DEADLINE: May 1,1997 DIRECT APPLICATION INQUIRIES TO: (541) 343-1641 ext.85, FAX (541) 343-9159, or write: Northwest Christian College Marriage and Family Therapy Program 828 East 11th Ave., Eugene, OR 97401 WINTER IS £m.09(3\ OF ACT I V I T Y ! 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Badminton M-W-C M-W-C 1-2 1-2 Feb. 6,3:00 p.m. Feb. 27,3:00 p.m. Feb. 8 March 2 $2 per person $2 per person SPECIAL EVENTS Basketball Scramble Open Swim Meet M-W M-W-C Free Throw, Hot Shot, 3 Point M-W 5 Team or Ind. 1 Jan. 15,3:00 p.m. Feb. 12 Jan. 15 & 17 Feb. 14 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 NC $ 15/team $2/person NC ‘ M=Men, W=Women, C=Coed + Intramural sport - under IM regulations (See Handbook) "INSTANT LOTTERY SCHEDULING Basketball: Thursday, January 16,102 Esslinger, time TBA TEAM CAPTAIN/MANAGER OR TEAM REPRESENTATIVE MUST ATTEND TIME H PRE-SEASON MEETING TO GET AN ASSIGNED REGISTRATION TIMI Mandatory Pre-Season Meetings: Sport Basketball Racquetball: Team/lnd. Volleyball Mandatory Playoff Meetings: Sport Basketball Volleyball Day Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday MANDATORY Tk fji' Location Cedar EF - EMU Maple Room - EMU Cedar AB - EMU Day Thursday Thursday Date Feb. 13 Feb. 13 n. 4:00 p.m. Time Location 4:00 p.m. Cedar EF - EMU 5:00 p.m. Cedar D - EMU Now accepting applications for RIM Basketball officials. Apply at 102 Esslinger or call 6-4113. 1st Mtg. Jan. 8,5:00 p.m., Rm. 68 Esslinger Hall. 102 Esslinger Phone #6-4113 Award: Sercel’s research looks into tiny semiconductors ■ Continued from Page 1 down funds to keep the lab com petitive,” Webb said. But students working for Sercel praise his researching abilities. “He's incredibly intelligent and remarkably insightful in the lab,” Webb said. Sercel and his students’ prima ry focuses in the lab are to fabri cate semiconductors and study the physics of the material. "We’re getting more interested in small devices,” Sercel said. “The work that I do is very funda mental.” Sercel said the work is curiosi ty-driven, but there are possible future applications like optical in formation processing and optical communication. He is currently working to fabri cate semiconductor microlasers that are one-tenth the width of a human hair in order to make these devices possible. Semiconductor laser technology is what makes compact disc technology viable. Sercel wants to make devices smaller and more powerful be cause he said in the next 10 to 20 years, current silicon-based tech nology will be too bulky to oper ate. Hazardous trees cut down during break In preparation of damaging winter storms, the University cut down three trees during the win ter break. The trees were the last of nine mature trees on campus considered hazardous. The trees posed a risk to people and build ings, said a certified urban forester consulted by the Univer sity. The trees will be replaced dur ing winter term, said Tim King, campus and grounds supervisor. The replacement of the most prominent tree on campus, the large Oregon maple directly south of the Pioneer statue and north of Johnson hall, will be planted in recognition of President Dave Frohnmayer’s inauguration. The two other trees cut down were near Gilbert Hall on the north side of East 13th Ave. — Compiled by Laura Cadiz REAL GOOD REAL KODAK REAL CHEAP Developing and Printing Your Color Film by Kodak \ Exp|es Kodak \ PROCESSING C41 Films Only Please qerlach’s ■HV We Sell Photography, Not Just Cameras < 849 E 13th Ave Need to get rid of that old computer? Get results with Oregon Daily Emerald Classifieds! Call 346-4343!
