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Monday Jul 8-29
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Bookbinding Tuesday - July 2-Aug 6
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Adirondack Chair Tuesday
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Bowl Forming Tuesday
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Baku Firing
Beginning Ceramics
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Sunday July 28 11:00am-4:00pm $25
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Session 3. Tuesday
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UO summer session enrollment
increases from previous years
Brad Schmidt
Oregon Daily Emerald
School’s out for summer. Well,
sort of.
While some students pass time
soaking up sun, traveling or working,
about 8,500 students will spend their
summer in the realm of academia.
Summer session Director Ron
Trebon said the 700 or so courses
offered this summer will attract
about 7,200 students to campus
with another 1,300 earning credits
overseas. These numbers are up by
approximately 800 students com
pared to this past year, Registrar
Herb Chereck said.
With cheaper out-of-state tuition,
many non-residents flock to Eugene
for summer classes, Trebon said.
About 30 to 35 percent of sum
mer students are non-Oregonians, a
larger proportion than during the
standard school year, Trebon said.
The University receives no state
funding for the summer session, Tre
bon added. Lowering out-of-state tu
ition increases demand, he said.
“Summer school is 100 percent
self-supporting,” Trebon said. “It’s
a way to pay the bills.”
A larger than normal number of
junior, senior and graduate stu
dents will be attending the summer
session, Trebon said. With a stag
nant economy, many students find
it easier to take classes than find
jobs, he said.
Although enrolled in classes, a
majority of attending students will
spend their summer off campus.
The University expects to house
250 to 300 students in the residence
halls during summer session, Resi
dence Life Associate Director Sheri
Donahoe said.
Between 20 to 25 percent of sum
mer attendees are not regular Uni
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versity students, Trebon said. He at
tributes that number to Eugene na
tives who attend school elsewhere
but pick up a few credits while
home for the summer.
The summer session offers a vari
ety of schedules, ranging from week
end courses, two four-week sessions
and an eight-week session. Slightly
less than half will participate in the
eight-week session, Trebon said.
Four-week sessions are also pop
ular, he said, because they allow
students to earn credit quickly,
leaving time for employment.
The average undergraduate sum
mer student will take nine credits,
and the typical graduate student
will bear a seven-credit workload.
Trebon said the courses offered
in the summer are demand-driven,
with high enrollment in language,
economics, political science and
education classes.
Contact the sports editor
at bradschmidt@dailyemerald.com.
Sports brief
Two UO athletes named
to All-America First Team
Two University redshirt seniors
were recently rewarded for keeping
“student” in “student-athlete.”
On June 19, Adam Bergquist and
Billy Pappas were each named to
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