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This document is a compilation of off-campus studycenters for government employees. Listings are shown on an agency byagency basis, and the location of each center and a description ofthe courses and degrees available to governmental personnel aregiven. An institution index and a subject index are included at theend of the document. (CK)

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FOREWORD

This publication and the Commission's other training resource documents- -

Interagency Training Programs Catalog, Quarterly Calendar of courses, and

Agency Training Centers for Government Employees--are designed to facilitate

the effective and economical use of a variety of training resources on a

government-wide basis.

All levels of government--Federal, State, and local--are encouraged to

make use of this publication.

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OFF-CAMPUS STUDY CENTERS

FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Introduction1

Agency for International Development 4

Department of. Agriculture 5

Civil Service Commission6

Department of Commerce 7

Department of Defense

Air Force12

Army38

Navy61

Defense Supply Agency 93

National Security Agency 95

District of Columbia Government 96

Environmental Protection Agency 97

General Services Administration 98

Department of Health, Education and Welfare 99

Department of the Interior 105

Department of Justice 108

National Aeronautics and Space Administration 114

Department of Treasury 119

U.S. Postal Service 120

Veterans Administration 125

Regional Training Centers-U.S. Civil Service Commission . 130

Location Index 132

Index of Participating Educational Institutions 144

Subject Index 150

INTRODUCTION

Off-Campus Study Centers for Government Employees is published to providemanagement and training officials throughout the government with up-to-date information on programs and courses offered by educational institutionsto employees at Federal agency work sites after working hours.1/

During fiscal year 1970, 14 Federal agencies sponsored 120 Off-CampusStudy Centers located in 32 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico,and Europe. These centers reported 38,039 instances of participation. Ofthis total, 24,691 (64.97) training participants were employees of thesponsoring agency (the Defense agencies trained 17,403 of this total or70.5%); 1,814 (4.8%) participants were employees from other Federal agencies;

r and 11,534 (30.37) participants were non-Federal (including State and localgovernment) employees.

The number of off-campus study centers grew from 116 in FY 1969 to 120 inFY 1970; a 3.4% increase. During the same period, instances of partici-pation increased by 45.1%; a net increase of 12,097 instances of partici-pation.

The growth of off-campus study centers is a tribute to the effort ofFederal agencies and educational institutions to meet a need for trainingemployees when such training is not available through existing governmenttraining facilities. This joint effort to create relevant curricula re-sponsive both to organization goals and individual needs has most recentlybeen demonstrated in the design of upward mobility programs. For an example,see the Office of Education Upward Mobility Study Center, p.101. Agenciesare encouraged to extend their upward mobility programs by expanding theircurrent study centers or by establishing new ones.

Agencies which do not have sufficient resources or trainees to justifyestablishment of a center of their own, but believe that such a studyfacility would assist them in meeting organizational needs. , are encouragedto explore the possibility of combining resources with other agencies inorder to establish jointly-operated study centers which would fulfill theirsimilar training requirements. Such centers may be established at relativelylow cost. An example of a multi-agency center is the Federal EmployeesContinuing Education Study Center at Cincinnati, Ohio (see p.119).

Agencies interested in establishing off-campus study programs are encouragedto communicate with the "Information Contact" listed for each study center.

y Additional information and assistance may also be obtained by contacting theU.S. Civil Service Regional Training Centers listed on p.130 or the Bureauof Training, Office of Agency Support, U.S. Civil Service Commission, Washington,D. C. 20415 (Phone: 202, 632-5660).

1/ An Off-Campus Study Center is defined as a cooperative arrangement betweengovernment agencies and educational institutions to provide educational,career-related opportunities to employees at agency work-sites at relatively

low cost.

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Table 1

OFF-CAMPUS STUDY CENTERS(as of January 1971)

Agency

Number ofOff-Campus

Centers

Defense

Navy

Air Force

Army

Defense Supply Agency

National Security Agency

Health, Education and Welfare

Justice

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Commerce

U.S. Postal Service

Veterans Administration

Interior

Agency for International Development

Agriculture

Civil Service Commission

District of Columbia Government

Environmental Protection Agency

General Services Administration

Treasury

TOTAL

7

84

(32)

(25)

(24)

( 2)

( 1)

6

6

6

5

5

5

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

127

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r

Location

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Table 2

GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF OFF-CAMPUS STUDY CENTERS

(as of January 1971)

Number ofCenters

CaliforniaDistrict of ColumbiaMarylandVirginiaFloridaOhioIllinoisMissouriWashingtonWest VirginiaArizonaColoradoGeorgiaMississippiNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaOklahomaPennsylvaniaTexasUtahAlabamaAlaskaIndianaKentuckyMassachusettsMichiganRhode IslandSouth Dakota

Puerto Rico

Europe

18

18

18

9

7

5

4

4

3

3

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

5

TOTAL

8

127

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AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDY CENTERWashington, D.C.

Cooperating University:

George Washington UniversityWashington, D.C.

Programs or Courses Offered:

Courses offered each semester lead to degree inthe field of:

General Studies

Who May Attend:

Employees of the Agency for International Development

General Information:

Classes are held in the State Department Building afterworking hours. Cost is $50 per credit hour.

For Further Information Contact:

Mrs. Clarice C. NickensTraining BranchManpower Development DivisionOffice of Personnel and ManpowerRoom 495, Pomponio PlazaWashington, D.C. 20523

Phone: Area Code 703, 557-9178

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Department of Agriculture

GRADUATE SCHOOL: A CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATIONWashington, D.C.


U.S. Department of AgricultureGraduate SchoolWashington, D.C.


Evening, Special (Day), and Independent Study Programs.Courses in the biological sciences, English and foreignlanguages, editing, library techniques, mathematics, statistics,electronic data processing, office techniques and procedures,shorthand, public administration, administrative management,procurement and property management, accounting, social sciences,economics, physical sciences, technology, art, photography, andlithography. Planned courses of study that lead to Certificatesof Accomplishment in the following: Natural History Field Studies,Editorial Practices, Library Technician, Statistics, DataProcessing -- Undergraduate and Advanced, Administrative Procedures,Oceanography, Public Administration -- Undergraduate and Advanced,and Graphic Arts.

Who May Attend:

Courses are open to all Federal civilian employees, militarypersonnel, and the general public.


Classes are held in the Department of Agriculture buildingsand other Federal buildings with the permission of the agenciesoccupying the space. Space for the Special (Day) courses isrented by the Graduate School. The Graduate School is nonprofitand receives no Federal funds.


Mr. Constance G. CoblenzRegistrar (Evening and Independent

Study Programs)Graduate SchoolU.S. Department of AgricultureWashington, D.C. 20250


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Mr. Dee W. Henderson (Special

(Day) Program)Head, Special Programs

DepartmentGraduate School, USDASuite 287, National Press Bldg.Washington, D.C. 20004


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Civil Service Commission

FEDERAL AFTER-HOURS EDUCATION PROGRAMWashington, D. C.




Courses leading to Bachelor of Science in General Studies withconcentrations in Accounting and Business Administration.Courses leading to Bachelor of General Studies with concentrationsin History, Mathematics, Political Science, or Psychology.Courses leading to Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health,Geodetic and Cartographic Science, and OceanographyCourses leading to Master of Science in Administration with con-centrations in Automatic Data Processing, Business FinancialManagement, Business Management, Governmental. Administration,Industrial Personnel Management, International Commerce, ManagementEngineering, Management Science-Operations Research, ManagerialAccounting, Procurement and Contracting, Public Financial Managementand Budgeting, Public Personnel Management, or Systems Management.

Who May Attend:

Government civilian employees, military personnel, and the generalpublic may attend.


Classes are held in several Government agencies in downtown D.C.after working hours.


Mr. Robert W. Stewart, Jr.Field RepresentativeGeorge Washington University706-20th Street, N.W. (Bldg. F)Washington, D. C. 20006


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Department of Commerce

Bureau of Domestic and International Business

DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS STUDY CENTER(DIB RESIDENT UNIVERSITY)Washington, D.C.




Business and Economic StatisticsComparative MarketingInternational Business FinanceInternational Marketing

Undergraduate and graduate courses leading to Bachelor ofScience in General Studies and Master of Science inAdministration.

Who May Attend:

Courses are primarily open to DIB employees, but are opento other Commerce employees and outside agencies on aspace-available basis.


Classes are held at the Commerce Building after workinghours.


Mr. David F. SullivanChief, Employee Development BranchOffice of Administration for Domestic and

International BusinessMain Commerce Building, Room 152114th Street & Constitution Avenue, NW.Washington, D.C. 20230


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National Bureau of Standards

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS STUDY CENTERGaithersburg, Maryland

Cooperating Universities:

University of Maryland Montgomery CollegeCollege Park, Maryland Rockville, Maryland

George Washington University'Washington, D.C.


Courses in:

Chemistry MetrologyComputer Science OpticsEngineering PhysicsMathematics Statistics

Who May Attend:

Government employees who meet university standards.


Degrees are granted by participating universities partlyon the basis of credits obtained through the Bureau program.Basic and Advanced Technicians Certificates are awarded byMontogomery Junior College. Courses are given at the NationalBureau of Standards offices in Gaithersburg, Maryland, wherea laboratory has been equipped especially for MontgomeryCollege Laboratory courses.


Mrs. Ann B. BartlettAssistant RegistrarNational Bureau of Standards Graduate SchoolWashington, D.C. 20234


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National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationNational Bureau of Standards

NOAA RESEARCH LABORATORY/NBS-BOULDER LABORATORIES EDUCATIONAND TRAINING OFFICEBoulder, Colorado


University of ColoradoBoulder, Colorado


Cryogenic Engineering I and IIElectrical Conduction in Metals at High Frequencies

and Low TemperaturesElectromagnetic Measurements and StandardsGeomagnetismGraduate Seminar, Radio Standards Laboratory

Colloquium SeriesMicrowave Measurements

Who May Attend:

Qualified employees who have enrolled and have been admittedto the University of Colorado.


The center provides cooperative opportunities for theNOAA Research Laboratory - National Bureau of Standardsand University Staff to keep abreast of the professionaland educational fields.


Mr. Jack WileyEmployee Development OfficerNOAA/NBS-BL Education and Training Office

Research LaboratoriesNational Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationBoulder, Colorado 80302


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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION STUDY CENTERRoCkVille, Maryland




Accounting GeologyBusiness Administration MathematicsCartography OceanographyGeodetics Public AdministrationGeography

Who May Attend:

Federal employees and others by permission.


Courses are conducted after hours in classrooms at NOAAHeadquarters, Rockville, Maryland, and at the Gramax Building,Silver Spring, Maryland. Fees are paid for employees who havebeen authorized for enrollment in work-related courses.


Chief, Career Development Branch, AD44National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationRockville, Maryland 20852



National Bureau of Standards

70-S JOINT GRADUATE EDUCATION PROGRAMGaithersburg, Maryland


The Washington Consortium Universities:

American UniversityCatholic University of AmericanGeorge Washington University


Nuclear Properties and InteractionsNumerical AnalysisSelected Topics in Algebra

Who May Attend:

Howard UniversityGeorgetown UnivesityUniversity of Maryland

Only students who have been fully admitted to graduatestatus in one of the participating universities may attend.


The program is also sponsored by the Atomic Energy Commission,the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and tenindustrial corporations along the 70-S Corridor in order topool space, costs, and instruction and to forward the advance-ment of quality graduate education in the 70-S area. Classroomsand laboratories are presently provided by NBS although it isplanned to offer future courses at the cooperating installationhaving primary interest in the course.


Dr. Leo Schubert, Chairman70-S Joint Graduate Education CommitteeThe American UniversityMassachusetts & Nebraska Avenue, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20016


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Air Force

AERONAUTICAL CHART AND INFORMATION CENTERSt. Louis, Missouri


University of MissouriSt. Louis ExtensionSt. Louis, Missouri

Southern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville, Illinois


Analytic Geometry CalculusDigital Computer ProgrammingDifferential EquationsElementary Statistics

Who May Attend:

Junior College DistrictSt. Louis, Missouri

Forest Park Community CollegeForest Park, Illinois

GeographyHuman RelationsPhotogrammetry I & IITrigonometry

Any Air Force employee who meets the prerequisites, when hepays the fees; ACIC pays the fees for some special coursesthat are a job requirement. Qualified employees of otherFederal, State and local government agencies may attend ona space-available basis.


The center provides classrooms and certain specializedequipment and instructors for scientific courses. Surveysare conducted throughout the organization to identifyemployee needs.


HQ ACIC (ACPCT)Chief, Employee and Career Development BranchDepartment of Air Force8900 South BroadwaySt. Louis, Missouri 63125


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Air Force

AERONAUTICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION GRADUATE CENTERWright-Patterson AFB, Ohio


The Ohio State UniversityColumbus, Ohio


Courses In

AccountingAero-Astronautical EngineeringAstronomyBiochemistryBusiness OrganizationCeramic EngineeringChemical EngineeringChemistryCivil EngineeringComputer and Information

SciencesEconomics

Electrical EngineeringGeodetic Science

Who May Attend:

Wittenberg UniversitySpringfield, Ohio

Industrial EngineeringLanguagesMathematicsMechanical EngineeringMetallurgical EngineeringMineralogyNuclear EngineeringPhysicsPhysiologyPolitical SciencePreventive MedicinePsychologyVeterinary MedicineVeterinary Physiology

Civilian and military personnel stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force as well as "Dayton Area Personnel",employees of industrial, commerical, and educationorganizations.


Classes are conducted after hours. Classrooms, libraryfacilities, administrative offices, a counseling roomand a closed circuit television facility are providedon base.


Commander, Aeronautical Systems DivisionATTN: William L. Patty, ASPCD

Chief, Career Development BranchWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 45433


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Air Force

AIR FORCE EDUCATION CENTERSEurope (Undergraduate)


University of MarylandHeidelberg, Germany


Bachelor of Arts degree in General Studies. Associate ofArts degree (General). Vocational-Teacher CertificationProgram.

Who May Attend:

Military Personnel, Federal Employees, Dependents.


Classes are held at Air Force Education Centers in Germany,Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Turkey, and UnitedKingdom. Cost is twenty-two dollars per semester hour, witha $10 registration fee.


Dr. Henry WalkerDirector, European DivisionUniversity of MarylandAPO New York 09403

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Air Force

AIR FORCE EDUCATION CENTERSEurope (Graduate)


Ball State UniversityWiesbaden, Germany


Master of Arts degree (Major in Counseling).

Who May Attend:

Military Personnel, Federal employees, Dependents


Classes are held at centers in Germany (Rhein Main,Wiesbaden, Ramstein Air Bases) and United Kingdom(Mildenhall, Chicksands, Bentwaters).

Thirty-two dollars per quarter hour.Four quarters per year.


Dr. Jerrold BurnellEuropean CoordinatorBall State UniversityLAS Education Center, Bldg A-14APO New York 09633

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Air Force

AIR FORCE EDUCATION CENTERSEurope (Graduate)


University of Southern CaliforniaWiesbaden, Germany


Master of Sciences degree (Education). Master of Arts degree(International Relations). MAOM (Aerospace OperationsManagement).

Who May Attend:

Military Personnel, Federal employees, dependents.


Education: Classes are held at centers in Germany (Wiesbaden,Rhein Main, Ramstein, Hahn Air Bases), Greece (Athens), Spain(Torrejon), Turkey (Izmir). Five terms per year.

International Relations: Classes are held at South RuislipAS and RAF Upper Heyford, England. Three terms per year.

MAOM: Classes are held at centers in Germany (Wiesbaden,Rhein Main, Bitburg, Hahn, Ramstein AB) and Spain (Torrejonand Moron AB). Six terms per year.

Sixty-five dollars per semester hour.


Mr. Peter J. PetersenEuropean CoordinatorUniversity of Southern CaliforniaLAS Education Center, Bldg A-14APO New York 09633

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Air Force

AIR FORCE MISSILE DEVELOPMENT CENTERHolloman AFB, New Mexico

CooperatThg University:

University of New MexicoAlbuquerque, New Mexico


Advanced Management Development Program

Courses in:

Business AdministrationElectrical EngineeringMechanical EngineeringPhysics

Who May Attend:

All government and military personnel in the area may attend,as well as contractor personnel on a space available basis.


Classrooms and administrative space are located on-base.


Chief, Career Development Section (MDBPC-3)Civilian Personnel BranchPersonnel Division6580th Air Base GroupHolloman AFB, New Mexico 88330


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Air Force

ANDREWS AFB GRADUATE STUDY CENTER PROGRAMWashington, D.C.




Courses in:

Advanced Administrative ManagementHuman Behavior in OrganizationsRelations of Government to BusinessSurvey of Data Processing

Who May Attend:

Federal employees and military personnel assigned to HQ AFSC.


The On-Base Graduate Study Program was organized by theCivilian Personnel Employee & Career Development Section inconjunction with representatives of George WashingtonUniversity. Classes are held after working hours in theHQ AFSC building.


Mr. J. K. KellyChief, Employee & Career Development1st Comp Wg (BCPC)Andrews AFBWashington, D.C. 20331


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Air Force

CASTLE AIR FORCE BASE CENTERCastle AFB, California


Chapman CollegeOrange, California

Golden Gate CollegeSan Francisco, California


Merced Adult SchoolMerced, California

Merced Junior CollegeMerced, California

Bachelor of Arts degree in Social ScienceCertificates in Economics and Business AdministrationMaster of Arts degree in Education

Courses in:

AeronauticsAgricultureAnthropologyArtAstronomyAuto MechanicsBiologyBusinessChemistryData ProcessingDraftingEconomicsEducationElectronics

Who May Attend:

EnglishFrenchGeneticsGeographyGeologyGuidanceHealthHistoryHome EconomicsHumanitiesItalianJournalismLaw EnforcementLibrary Technology

MathematicsMetal FabricationMusicPhilosophyPhotographyPhysical EducationPhysicsPortuguesePsychologyRussianSociologySpanishSpeech

Federal employees, base non-appropriated fund employees andmilitary personnel.


Twenty-one classrooms are provided by the base.


Mr. David EverettBase Education OfficerCastle AFB, California 95342


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Air Force

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE CENTEREdwards AFB, California



University of Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles, California


U.S.C.:

Courses in Engineering (Aeronautical, Electrical, Mechanical)Graduate level programs in Aerospace Operations Management

Golden Gate College:

A..A, Baccalaureate and Advanced degree programs in Businessand Public Administration, Education, and general academicareas.

Who May Attend:

Civilian and military personnel, contractor personnel on-base,NASA personnel, area school employees and dependents ofmilitary and civilian personnel.


Classrooms are located on-base.


Mr. Don R. Phillips, ChiefCareer DevelopmentEdwards Air Force Base, California 93534


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Air Force

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE CENTEREglin Air Force Base, Florida

Cooperating_ University:

University of FloridaGainesville, Florida


Courses offered each quarter lead to degrees in the fieldsof:

Electrical EngineeringIndustrial and Systems EngineeringMechanical Engineering

Who May Attend:

While the graduate engineering program is conducted primarilyfor civil service personnel, military and non-Government per-sonnel are eligible to attend on a space-available basis.


Classes are held at the University of Florida Graduate Center,building 364


Mr. Robert C. McKelveyCareer Development Branch (DPCE)Civilian Personnel DivisionPersonnel OfficeArmament Development and Test CenterEglin Air Force Base, Florida 32542


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Air Force

FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CONTINUING EDUCATION STUDY CENTEREnt AFB, Colorado Springs, Colorado


Colorado Springs School District IIColorado Springs, Colorado

El Paso Community CollegeColorado Springs, Colorado


Southern Colorado State CollegePueblo, Colorado

University of ColoradoColorado Springs, Colorado

Courses in Accounting, Data Processing, Electronics,Business Administration, Engineering, Mathematics leadingto associate degrees in Lberal Arts and Science.

Who May Attend:

Federal employees and military personnel on a space-available basis.


This Study Center was organized by Ent AFB Education Office.Classes are held after duty hours in the Education andTraining Building.


Mr. Max G. TingeyEmployee Development Officer4600 AF Wg (WGPCP-D)Ent AFB, Colorado 80912


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Air Force

GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE CENTERGriffiss AFB, New York


Mohawk Valley Community CollegeUtica, New York

Syracuse UniversitySyracuse, New York


Undergraduate courses in Business Management, Engineering,Liberal Arts, Mathematics and Science leading to an Asso-ciate Degree in Arts, Science or Applied Science.

Graduate courses in Electrical Engineering, EngineeringAdministration, Physics, Systems Information Sciences.

Special interest (non-credit) courses in such areas asComputer Programming, Data Processing, Insurance andReal Estate.

Who May Attend:

Courses are open to Griffiss Air Force Base and communitypersonnel.


Over 40 courses are offered each school term. Classesare held in late afternoon and evening. $9.00 per credithour is charged for those courses offered by MVCC.


Mr. Donald R. Vance, ChiefCareer Development and Training Section416th Combat Support Group (DPCT)Griffis AFB, New York 13440


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Air Force

HILL AIR FORCE BASE CENTERHill AFB, Utah


Weber State CollegeOgden, Utah


Courses leading to a Bachelor of Science in the field ofLogistics Management.

Who May Attend:

Air Force civilian employees.


Classrooms are provided for program on base. Sixty-onecivilian employees attended two courses September throughDecember 1970.


Mr. Barnard DaleyChief, DPCTAHill Air Force Base, Utah 34401


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Air Force

KEESLER RESIDENT CENTERKeesler AFB, Mississippi


University of Southern MississippiHattiesburg, Mississippi


Courses offered each quarter lead to three years ofaccredited work toward a college degree in the fieldsof:

Business Administration MathematicsEducation Political ScienceHistory Psychology

Who May Attend:

Center was established to provide educational opportunitiesfor military personnel and their dependents as part of theoverall Education Services Program. Civilian personnel andtheir dependents may also attend.


Most of the classes are held in building 4331 after workinghours. A few courses are taught in building 4302 during theafternoon. Cost is $12 per quarter hour.


Mr. Ralph A. BoykinEmployee Utilization BranchCivilian Personnel DivisionKeesler Technical Training CenterKeesler AFB, Mississippi 39534


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Air Force

KELLY AIR FORCE BASE CENTERKelly AFB, Texas


Texas A & M UniversityCollege Station, Texas


Aeronautical EngineeringElectrical/Electronic EngineeringMechanical EngineeringMetallurgyReliability EngineeringStatistics

Who May Attend:

Engineers at the base.

General.Information:

The purpose of the study program is to provide academictraining for engineering personnel which will updatetheir skills and prevent technical obsolescence of theseprofessional personnel. Classess are held on-base.


Mr. Otis H. KochCareer Development and Training BranchDirectorate of Personnel (SAACT)Kelly Air Force Base, Texas 78241


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Air Force

MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE CENTERMacDill AFB, Florida


University of TampaTampa, Florida


Accounting HistoryArt LanguageBiology MathematicsBusiness OrientationEconomics Political ScienceEducation PsychologyEnglish SociologyGeography Speech

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian employees at MacDill AFB anddependents, and others by permission on space-availablebasis.


All credit earned by a student at MacDill Center isconsidered residence credit and may be used toward adegree at the University of Tampa, or may be transferredto another institution as fully accredited college work.


Mr. James N. SchraderUniversity of TampaMacDill Center1st Combat Support Group (DPE)MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, Florida 33608


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Air Force

MATHER AIR FORCE BASE EDUCATION OFFICEMather AFB, California


Sacramento City CollegeSacramento, California


Associate in Arts Degree. All general education courses -Arts, English, Humanities, Philosophy, Psychology, Sciences,and Social Science. Also, Automatic Data Processing, PoliceScience, and Pre-Engineering, etc.

Who May Attend:

Available to all military, DOD civilians, and civilians of thelocal community. High school graduates or those having theability to complete college work are also eligible.


Classes are held on Mather AFB. Fees are $5.00 per semesterhour. Military may avail themselves of tuition assistance.Tuition is free for students under 21 years of age; or, ifthe student attends classes for 10 clock hours per week, nofee is charged.


Dr. Herbert BlossomDean of Extended Day Programs3835 Freeport Blvd.Sacramento, California 95822


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Air Force

McCHORD AIR FORCE BASE EDUCATION CENTERMcChord AFB, Washington


Fort Steilacoom Community CollegeTacoma Community CollegeSouthern Illinois UniversityUniversity of Puget SoundUniversity of Southern California


General studies leading to an Associate or Bachelor's degreeand two Master Degree Programs (Aerospace Operations Manage-ment and Business Administration).

Who May Attend:

Military, their dependents and civilian employees.


Courses are offered on a continuing basis each quarter inthe classroom facilities of the Base Education Center.


Mr. William C. KingEducation OfficeEducation Center, Bldg 132McChord AFB, Washington 98438


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Air Force

MIDWEST CITY MILITARY RESIDENCE CENTERMidwest City, Oklahoma


University of OklahomaNorman, Oklahoma


Accounting HistoryAnthropology JournalismBusiness Law Library ScienceDrama ManagementEconomics MarketingEducation MathematicsEnglish PhilosophyFinance PsychologyGeography Sociology

Speech

Who May Attend:

Normal university admission requirments.


Tuition is $20.00 per credit hour.


Mr. Sam C. NighDirectorMilitary Residence CentersUniversity of Oklahoma1700 AspNorman, Oklahoma 73069


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Air Force

RAMEY AIR FORCE BASE CENTERRamey AFB, Puerto Rico


Inter-American UniversitySan German, Puerto Rico


Courses offered each semester lead to a bachelor's ormaster's degree in the fields of:

Bachelor's

Business AdministrationElementary EducationHistoryPolitical SciencePsychologySecondary Education

Who May Attend:

Master's

Business AdministrationEducation-Administrationand Supervision

Education-Guidance andCounseling

Secondary Education w/majorin History

Military personnel and their dependentsCfvilian employees and their dependentsNon-Government personnel cleared by the base


Classes are held in the Junior High School Building.

Cost per credit hour:Undergraduate course is $22 per semester credit hourGraduate course is $35 per semester credit hour


Mr. Douglas M. OdegaardEducation SectionPersonnel Services BranchPersonnel Division72d Combat Support GroupAPO New York 09845

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Air Force

ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE GRADUATE CENTERRobins AFB, Warner-Robins, Georgia


University of Georgia Georgia Institute of Technology 1Athens, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia


Master of Business Administration ProgramMaster of Science in Industrial Management

Who May Attend:

The graduate center is open to all Robins AFB Personneland on a space-available basis to middle Georgia arearesidents.


Classes are held on base.


Dr. Earl GreenAssociate DirectorSchool of Industrial ManagementGeorgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta, Georgia 30332


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Air Force

ROBINS RESIDENT CENTERRobins AFB, Georgia


Macon Junior College Fort Valley State CollegeMacon, Georgia Fort Valley, Georgia

Georgia College at Milledgeville Middle Georgia CollegeMilledgeville, Georgia Cochran, Georgia


Joint Associate and Bachelor Degrees in Business Administration.

Who May Attend:

Base Civilian and Military personnel and spouses and adultworkers in community with permission of Center Director.


Classes are conducted during evening hours. Tuition feesrange from $50 to $115 per course.


Mr. Spencer N. RoadsProject Education OfficerDirectorate of Personnel (WRAMA/DP)Robins AFB, Georgia 31093


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Air Force

SPACE AND MISSILE SYSTEMS STUDY CENTERLos Angeles Air Force Station, California


Institute of Aerospace Safety and ManagementUniversity of Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles, California


Graduate Level Program in Aerospace Operations ManagementCourses in:

Aerospace TechnologyCommunication TheoryComputer Aided Decision MakingDirected ResearchHuman FactorsLegal Aspects of Aerospace OperationsSystems Management

Who May Attend:

Military personnel, Federal civil service employees, membersof any other Government agency and non-Government employeesof industrial contractors of Air Force Contract ManagementDivision, Space and Missile Systems Organization who havebeen admitted to USC with graduate standing.


Classes are held during working hours in the Space andMissile Systems Organization classroom, Area B, Building 250,Los Angeles Air Force Station.


Mrs. Robinette McCabeCareer Development DivisionCivilian Personnel OfficeHQ Air Force Contract Management Division (AFSC)Room 334, Building 302, Arbor Vitae AnnexLos Angeles, California 90045


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Air Force

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE CENTERTravis, California


Solon° CollegeVallejo, California


Business MathematicsCorrectional Science MusicEconomics Physical ScienceEnglish Police ScienceFire Science PsychologyHealth & Education Public AdministrationHistory Real EstateHome Economics SociologyIndustrial Management Spanish

These courses lead to a two year associate in Arts Degreeor a certificate in certain programs, i.e., IndustrialManagement, Fire Science. Sufficient courses are offeredthat provide for entry into upper division at CaliforniaState Colleges or Universities.

Who May Attend:

Open to the Public. All persons who are high school graduatesor eighteen years of age or older are eligible to attendSolano College.


Classes are held in available classroom spaces on TravisAFB, usually from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., Monday thru Thursday.Fees: Usually $3.50 for 3-unit courses; $4.50 for 4-unitcourses, plus cost of texts, lab fees and other materials.


Mr. Gordon A. FowlstonEmployee & Career Development SectionCentral Civilian Personnel OfficeBuilding 249, Bay 7Travis AFB, California 94535


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VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE CENTERVandenberg AFB, California


Allan Hancock CollegeSanta Maria, California

Chapman CollegeOrange, California


University of Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles, California


Courses offered each semester lead to degrees in the fieldsof:

Aerospace OperationsManagement (MS, USC)

Business Administration(MBA, Golden Gate College)

Counseling(MA, Chapman College)

Who May Attend:

EconomicsEducation (MA, Chapman College)HistoryMathematicsSocial Sciences

All courses are open to military and civilian employeesand most courses are open to the general public if academicprerequisites are met.


Classe's are held on Base in Government-furnished classrooms.Costs 'vary from $10 to $60 per credit hour.


Mr. RObert B. GottfredsonEmployee and Career Development Section (DPC4)Civilian Personnel BranchVandenberg, AFB, Calfiornia


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WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE CENTERWright-Patterson AFB, Ohio


Ohio State UniversityGraduate CenterColumbus, Ohio


Wittenberg UniversitySpringfield, Ohio

Business Administration MathematicsEconomics Political ScienceEnglish PsychologyGeography SociologyHistory

Who May Attend:

Classes are open to military and civilian employees.


Classes are held in bulding 2, area C, Wright-Patterson AFB,Ohio after working hours. Classes also are offered in theSAC restricted area.


Mrs. Charlene MurphyBase Education Office2750th AB WingWri,ght-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433


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ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND STUDY CENTERAberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland


George Washington UniversityCollege of General StudiesWashington, D.C.


University of Maryland

University of MarylandUniversity CollegeBaltimore, Maryland

The curriculum is designed to meet the needs of adultpart-time students and offers a continuing variety ofsubject-matter concentrations for the degree of Bachelorof Arts in General Studies.

George Washington University

Graduate courses leading to a Master of Science inAdministration with an area of concentration in 12major fields of study.

Who May Attend:

Registration is open to all civilian and military personnelassigned to DOD installations in the commuting area and non-Government personnel on a space available basis.


Courses are offered on a continuing basis each semesterin the classroom facilities of the Army Education Center,Building 3146.


Mr. Robert T. Rhodes, ChiefTraining and Development BranchCivilian Personnel DivisionAberdeen Proving GroundAberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland 21005


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ARMY EDUCATION CENTERFort Huachuca, Arizona


University of ArizonaTucson, Arizona

Northern Arizona UniversityFlagstaff, Arizona


University of Arizona:

Cochise CollegeDouglas, Arizona

Courses offered leading to a Master's Degree($16.00 per semester hour)

Cochise College:

Courses offered leading to an Associate in Arts degree(Fees in lieu of tuition: $20.00)

Northern Arizona University:

Courses offered leading to Undergraduate and Graduatedegrees in Industrial Education($42.00 for 3 hour course)

Who May Attend:

Military personnel and their dependents, Department of theArmy civilians, contractor personnel, and others who receivespecial permission.


Classes are held in classrooms at Fort Huachuca, Arizona.


Mr. James W. LewisDirector of GEDPersonnel & Community Activities DirectorateHqs, Fort HuachucaFort Huachuca, Arizona 85613

Phone: Area Code 602, 879-3010 or 879-2255

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ARMY EDUCATION CENTERS, EUROPEEurope


University of MarylandEuropean DivisionHeidelberg, Germany


University of Maryland:

ARMY EDUCATION CENTERS,OVERSEAS GRADUATE PROGRAMSEurope

Boston UniversityOverseas Graduate ProgramsHeidelberg, Germany

Bachelor of Arts degree in General Studies. The Universityoffers a curriculum of college courses in the social sciences,languages, mathematics, business administration, art, andEnglish.

Boston University:

Master of Arts in International RelationsMaster of Education: in Secondary EducationMaster of Sciences in Business Administration

Who May Attend:

Military and U.S. citizen civilian employees of the U.S.Forces in Europe and their dependents.


Classes are held at 124 Army Education Centers in Belgium,EtLiopia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Netherlands,Norway, Pakistan, Spain, Turkey, and United Kingdom.


Dr. Henry WalkerDirector, European DivisionUniversity of MarylandAPO New York 09403

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Dr. R. ThompsonAssociate Director, Overseas

Graduate ProgramsBoston UniversityAPO New York 09102

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ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATIONVicksburg, Mississippi


Mississippi State UniversityStarkville, Mississippi


Applied Mathematics I & IIEnergy PrinciplesEngineering AnalysisEngineering GeologyEngineering StimilitudeFinite Element Method in Engineering AnalysisFoundationsTheoretical Soil MechanicsWater Resources

Who May Attend:

Engineers desiring a Master of Science in Civil Engineering.All students must make application and be admitted to theMississippi State Graduate School.


Classes are held at the Experiment Station and meet twicea week in the late afternoon.


Mr. Louis R. Renaud, Jr.Chief, Training and Development BranchU.S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment StationP.O. Box 631Vicksburg Mississippi 39180


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ARMY MISSILE COMMAND STUDY CENTERRedstone Arsenal, Alabama


University of Alabama in HuntsvilleHuntsville, Alabama

Programs or Courses Offered:'

Graduate Study Program:


EconomicsChemistryMaster of Arts in MathematicsMaster of Science in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical,

Engineering Mechanics, Aerospace, and IndustrialkMaster of Science in PhysicsPublic Administration

Who May Attend:

Classes are conducted for civilian employees of the U.S. ArmyMissile Command,. Safeguard System Command and Marshall SpaceFlight Center, NASA, who are enrolled in the Advanced Program.Military and interagency personnel may attend on a spaceavailable basis.


Classes are conducted during normal duty hours, utilizing U.S.Army Missile Command classroom facilities located in RedstoneArsenal. The cost for the training is in accordance with theUniversity's published schedule of academic fees. In addition,MICOM is charged a relocation fee based upon the actual cost ofconducting the course locally.


Mrs. Barbara J. Combs or Mr. John F. HeathTraining and Development DivisionCivilian Personnel OfficeU.S. Army Missile CommandRedstone Arsenal, Alabama 35809

Phone: Area Code 205, 876-5852 or 876-5814

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ARMY TOPOGRAPHIC COMMAND'STUDY CENTERWashington, D.C.




Bachelor of Science Degree program in the Geodetic andCartographic Sciences and Oceanography.

Who May Attend:

Open to employees of the U.S. Army Topographic Command andothers by permission.


Five classrooms adaptable to laboratories are located atthe Army Topographic Command Training Center.


Mr. Arthur L. Benton, Acting ChiefTraining & Development DivisionPersonnel OfficeU.S. Army Topographic Command6500 Brooks LaneWashington, D.C. 20315


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BALLISTIC INSTITUTE STUDY CENTERAberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland


University of DelawareNewark, Delaware


Graduate and undergraduate courses in physics, statistics,engineering, mathematics, and computer sicence; non-creditcourses related to Ballistics Research.

Who May Attend:

Any Federal employee may attend.


Classes are held at the laboratory and lab facilitiesare available for courses requiring practical application.Duty-time formal classes are provided in the scientificdisciplines, as well as colloquium and seminar programson advanced research topics.


Mr. T. Robert BechtolDirector, Aberdeen Research andDevelopment Center

Department of the ArmyAberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland 21005


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EDGEWOOD ARSENAL STUDY CENTEREdgewood Arsenal, Maryland


George Washington UniversityWashongton, D.C.


Graduate courses in Business Administration andBusiness and Public Administration.

Who May Attend:

Classes are open to civilian and military personnel ofEdgewood Arsenal and to others by permission.


Classroom facilities are provided at the arsenal.


Mr. Philip J. AlbertEmployee Development SpecialistAttn: SMUEA-CPTDDepartment of the ArmyEdgewood Arsenal, Maryland 21010

Mr. Baxter PolingChief, Training andDevelopment Division

Civilian Personnel OfficeDepartment of the ArmyEdgewood Arsenal,Maryland 21010

Phone: Area Code 301, 231-1260 ext.26273

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ELECTRONICS COMMAND EDUCATION CENTERFort Monmouth, New Jersey


Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityRutherford, New Jersey

Newark State CollegeUnion, New Jersey

Jersey City State CollegeJersey City, New Jersey


Fairleigh Dickinson: Graduate courses in ElectricalEngineering, Mathematics, Physics and Management Science.

Jersey City State College: Courses providing opportunityfor employees to enrich their experiences or provide newskills in variety of occupational fields; some courses aredesigned to fulfill State Department of Education require-ments for vocational teaching certificate.

Newark State College: Courses in Communications, HumanDevelopment and Behavior, History, Mathematics, Algebra andTrigonometry, Economics, English, Psychology, PoliticalScience and Sociology.

Who May Attend:

Civilian and military personnel meeting entrance requirementsof the university or college.


Classea are held in the Electronics Command Education Centerand the Army Education Center.


Mr. William J. BrennanChief, Education and Training BranchCivilian Personnel OfficeU.S. Army Electronics CommandDepartment of the ArmyFort Monmouth, New Jersey 07703


Mr. Kenneth K. HuhnChief, Educational Developmentand Training Branch

Military Personnel DivisionDepartment of the ArmyFort Monmouth, New Jersey 07703

Phone: Area Code 201,532-3006

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FORT BELVOIR EDUCATION CENTERFort Belvoir, Virginia


American University University of VirginiaWashington, D.C. Charlottesville, Virginia



American University: Undergraduate programs in accounting,automatic data processing, computer science, economics,history, mathematics, police administration, philosophy,and statistics.

George Washington University: Courses leading to Bachelorof Science in General Studies. Courses leading to Master ofScience in Administration with concentrations in automaticdata processing, business management, industrial personnelmanagement, management science-operations research, managementengineering, and systems management.

University of Virginia: Undergraduate and graduate programs inengineering, English, languages, accounting, computer science,economics, history, mathematics, philosophy, physics, andpsychology.

Who May Attend:

Civilian and military personnel at Fort Belvoir and adjacentfacilities.


Classes are held after working hours.


Dr. Eric A. Eber, Director GEDArmy Education CenterDepartment of the ArmyFort Belvoir, Virginia 22060


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FORT MEADE EDUCATION CENTERFort Meade, Maryland


Adult Education DivisionBoard of EducationAnne Arundel County, Maryland

George Washongton UniversityWashington, D.C.

American University University of MarylandWashington, D.C. College Park, Maryland


Adult Education Division Anne Arundel County, Md.: Coursesin Social Studies, English, General Science, and Mathematicsto prepare employees who have not completed High School toobtain certificate of equivalency by passing G.E.D. test.

American University: Courses leading to a certificate inAutomatic Data Processing Systems. These courses may alsobe used as part of an undergraduate program leading to theBachelor's Degree, or in part to meet requirements for theMaster of Business Administration or the Master of PublicAdministration, Technology of Management.

George Washington University: Graduate courses leading toMaster of Science in Administration in 12 areas of concentration.

University of Maryland: Undergraduate courses leading toBachelor of Arts in General Studies.

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel.


Classes are held after working hours.


Mr. Gustaf E. BerglundDirector, Educational ServicesDepartment of the ArmyFort Meade, Maryland 20755


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FORT MYER EDUCATION CENTERFort Myer, Virginia


American University George Washington University

Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C.

Certain courses are offered through service contracts withqualified subject matter specialists.


Both of the above universities offer undergraduate courses.Basic General Education (USAFI) courses are offered for en-listed personnel. These are also open to Military Districtof Washington civilians in disadvantaged programs and toother civilian personnel needing refresher training. Coursesinclude Basic Typing, English, Mathematics and Effective Writing.

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel of the Army and personnelof other government agencies (by permission of the CommandingOfficer, Fort Myer), non-Government personnel: e.g., publicschool teachers, college students, and personnel assigned toMilitary District of Washington in programs for the disadvantaged.


Basic General Education courses for enlisted and disadvantagedpersonnel (the latter on a space-available basis) are scheduledduring duty hours. Academic courses for college credit are offeredafter duty hours for military and civilian personnel of Army, otherservices and Government agencies, and to non-Government personnelof the community (by permission of the CO Fort Myer) on a space-available basis.


Miss Margaret LockwoodDirector of EducationFort Myer Education CenterDepartment of the ArmyArlington, Virginia 22211


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FORT RITCHIE EDUCATION CENTERFort Ritchie, Maryland


American UniversityWashington, D.C.


ADP SystemsAmerican Government IComposition and Literary TypesComputer Programming I & IIElementary French I & IIEnglish Comp. IIntro, to Data Processing

Who May Attend:

University of MarylandCollege Park, Maryland

Intro. to Psychology IJuvenile DelinquencyManagement and Organization

TheoryOffice Operations and ManagementSociology ISystems Approach

Any military or civilian employee of Fort Ritchie. Admissionrequirements: High School Diploma


Classes are held on post in the post education center inbonafide established classrooms Monday through Thursday nights.Fees are $150 per course (American University) and $66 per course(University of Maryland).


Mr. S. M. KuffEducation OfficerDepartment of the ArmyFort Ritchie, Maryland


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FORT WAINWRIGHT STUDY CENTERFairbanks, Alaska


University of AlaskaCollege, Alaska


Courses in the Social Sciences, Languages, Mathematics,Business Administration and English.

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel at Fort Wainwright who haveapplied and been accepted at the University.


Classes are held at Fort Wainwright, which provides sixclassrooms, reading laboratory and typing laboratory.


Mrs. Elizabeth H. RollinsCiVilin'Pe-Y-S'onnel OfficeDepartment of the ArmyFort Wainwright, Alaska 99703


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HARRY DIAMOND LABORATORIES STUDY CENTERWashington, D.C.




Introduction to Mathematical Physics I and IIIntroduction to Quatum MechanicsSolid State Physics I

Who May Attend:

Any person meeting the graduate prerequisites.


Classroom facilities are provided at the center.


Mr. John K. BundonChief, Training and Development BranchCivilian Personnel OfficeHarry Diamond LaboratoriesDepartment of the ArmyWashington, D.C.

Phone: Area Code 202, 896-9778 or 9779

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MILITARY DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON STUDY CENTERWashington, D.C.




Courses leading to a certificate in Automatic Data Processing(30 Sem. Hrs.), or to a degree program. Accounting courses(Basic and Advanced).

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel of Tempo AB a.-Id C Bldgsand of other government agencies on a space-available basis(Security and Building Clearances required).


Classes are held after duty hours in Tempo B Building, 2ndand R Streets, S.W., Washington, D.C. Regular off-campustuition fees are paid by each student although militarypersonnel may receive tuition assistance; civilians may have50 percent or 100 percent of tuition fees paid by theiragencies, or agencies may make a contract with the universityto cover all their students enrolled in a special class.


M -.S. Ellen B. KeslerTraining and Development BranchHeadquarters, Military District of WashingtonCivilian Personnel Office, Building 246-BDepartment of the ArmyFort Myer, Virginia 22211

Phone: Area Code 703, 692-3277 or Code 11-23277

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NATICK LABORATORIES STUDY CENTERNatick, Massachusetts


Lowell Technological InstituteLowell, Massachusetts

Massachusetts Bay Community CollegeWatertown, Massachusetts


Lowell Technological Institute:

Advance degree program in Textile Chemistry and PolymerScience.

Massachusetts Bay Community College

Federal Government Career Program leading to the Degreeof Associate in Science in Business Administration.

Who May Attend:

All Federal employees and military personnel may attend.Massachusetts Bay Community College program is open tonon-Government personnel.


Classrooms are located at these Laboratories.


Mr. Aime J. LariviereChief, Training and Development BranchU.S. Army Natick LaboratoriesNatick, Massachusetts 01760

Phone: Area Code 617, 653-1000, Extension 2457

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NEW CUMBERLAND ARMY DEPOT STUDY CENTER

New Cumberland, Pennsylvania


The Harrisburg Area Community CollegeHarrisbdi.g, Pennsylvania


Courses offered each semester may lead to an Associate inScience in Business Management. The primary intent of the

program, however, is job enrichment and personal develop-

ment of problem solving abilities. Courses include:

Accounting ManagementBusiness MarketingData Processing Mathematics

Economics PsychologyEnglish Social Science ElectivesLiberal Arts Electives Speech

Who May Attend:

Any depot employee, military or civilian, who has a highschool diploma or equivalent.


Classes are held in the depot training facility classroomsafter working hours.


Mr. Russel KagariseEmployee Development BranchCivilian Personnel DivisionNew Cumberland Army DepotP. O. Box 2947Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105


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PENTAGON EDUCATION CENTERWashington, D.C.


The American University University of Maryland

Washington, D.C. College Park, Maryland

George Washington UniversityWashington,' D.C.


The American University - Degree programs - Master of Science(MST) in Teaching, Master of Business Administration (MBA)in Technology of Management, Master of Public Administration(MPA) in Technology of Management. Certificate Program inData Processing.

George Washington University - Master of Science in BusinessAdministration, Master of Science in Administration, Masterof Science in Financial Management, Master of Science inGovernmental Administration, Master of Science in PersonnelAdministration.

University of Maryland - Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Sciencein Military Studies, Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophyin Government and Politics (Political Science).

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel of the Armed Services andpersonnel of other Government agencies on a space-availablebasis.


Classes are held in the Pentagon after duty hours and feesare established by each participating university. This Centerwas established in 1948 and the curriculum has been expandedfrom a few undergraduate courses to the programs and courseslisted above.


Mr. Philip StraussDirector of EducationThe Pentagon Education Center, Room 3C-147Washington, D.C. 20310


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PICATINNY ARSENAL STUDY CENTERDover, New Jersey


Stevens Institute of TechnologyHoboken, New Jersey


Graduate courses in engineering science.

Who May Attend:

Graduate courses in engineering science are available tothose employees who have a B.S. Degree in Engineering.


Classroom space is provided at the Arsenal or at near-byfacilities, as needed.


Commandins OfficerDA, Picatinny ArsenalAttn: W. KochTraining and Development DivisionDover, New Jersey 07801


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THE QUAD-CITIES GRADUATE CENTERRock Island, Illinois


University of Illinois Northern Illinois UniversityUrbana, Illinois DeKalb, Illinois

Western Illinois University Southern Illinois UniversityMacomb, Illinois Edwardsville, Illinois

Augustana College University of IowaRock Island, Illinois Iowa City, Iowa

Iowa State University University of Northern IowaAmes, Iowa

Marycrest CollegeDavenport, Iowa


Cedar Falls, Iowa

The universities and colleges participating offer graduateprograms leading to the Master's Degree in BusinessAdministration, Education, Engineering, Regional Studiesand Applied Sciences. Undergraduate courses will also beoffered.

Who May Attend:

Courses are available to all Government and non-Governmentpersonnel who meet the requirements of the participatinginstitutions.


The Graduate Center utilizes Federal facilities locatedat the Army Management Engineering Training Center andRock Island Arsenal Training Branch at the Rock IslandArsenal, Rock Island, Illinois.


Mr. B. G. WilliamsChief, Training & Development BranchRock Island ArsenalRock Island Arsenal, Illinois 61201

Phone: Area Code 309,794-5016

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ROCK ISLAND ENGINEER DISTRICT STUDY CENTERRock Island, Illinois


Iowa State UniversityAmes, Iowa


Major work in water resources is offered for the Degree of Masterof Science under a cooperative arrangement with various depart-ments including: Civil Engineering, Agricultural Engineering,Economics, Agronomy, Bacteriology, Botany and Plant Pathology,Earth Science, Family Environment, Forestry and Zoology. Astudent majoring in water resources will choose a major professorfrom the graduate faculty membership of the cooperating departmentsand will develop his program of study under the guidance of acommittee nominated by the administrative department head, approvedby Water Resources Advisory Committee, and appointed by the Deanof the Graduate College. For administrative purposes the studentwill be in the department of his major professor.

Who May Attend:

Any non-Government or interagency personnel may attend providedthey acquire permission from the Water Resources Advisory Committeeat the University.


Classes are conducted by means of video-tape equipment in theDistrict Conference Room. The tuition fee from the University isthe only charge involved.


Mrs. Dana A. RossmillerRock Island Engineer DistrictClock Tower BuildingDepartment of the ArmyRock Island, Illinois 61201

Phone: Area Code 309, 788-6361, Extension 207

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WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE STUDY CENTERWhite Sands Missile Range, New Mexico

Coo eratin University:

New Mexico State UniversityLas Cruces, New Mexico


Undergraduate and graduate level courses are offered inengineering and scientific fields as the need justifies.

Who May Attend:

Missile Range employees who are in need of training andwho are authorized by their organizations to enroll incollege level courses.


Classes are held in Range facilities after working hours.On-campus courses are also available.


Mr. James M. PattonChief, Training and Development BranchCivilian Personnel and Training DivisionDepartment of the ArmyWhite Sands Missile Range, New Mexico 88002


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BALLSTON CENTRE TOWER TWO EDUCATION CENTERArlington, Virginia





Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, New York

VICORE, Inc.Arlington, Virginia

Courses offered each semester lead to degrees in thefield of:

Financial ManagementGovernment AdministrationPersonnel Management

Business AdministrationTechnology of Management

Certificates of achievement can be earned in.two additionalcategories, procurement managenit and data processing.

VICORE, Inc. offers a certificate in Visual Conceptual Reading.

Who May Attend:

Employees of the Department of Defense and, on a space-available basis, other Government agencies, retired militarypersonnel, and Department of Defense contractors.


Classes are held in various Navy occupied buildings in theWashington, D.C. area after working hours.


Miss Kathleen V. SullivanEmployee Development DivisionCapital Area Personnel Services Office, Navy801 North Randolph Street, Room 1111Arlington, Virginia 22203


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CCPO STUDY CENTER, ELEVENTH NAVAL DISTRICTSan Diego, California


San Diego Evening College

San Diego, California


Introduction to Data ProcessingIntroduction to Non-Destructive TestingMetallurgyProcurement Quality ControlQuality Control Concepts & Techniques I, IIQuality Control Engineering, Principles and TechniquesQuality Control Engineering, Theory and ApplicationsRelated Technical MathStatistical Quality Control Theory and PracticeSupervisionTechnical WritingValue Engineering

Who May Attend:

This program was originally developed specifically for

Navy civilian employees engaged in quality control. However,

civilian employees of private shipyards holding Master ShipRepair contracts and civilian and military personnel ofNaval activities aboard the Naval Station have enrolled in theseclasses. Over a period of time courses in addition toQuality Control have been offered. All classes offered through theSan Diego Evening College are open to any individual who meetsthe prerequisites for any class.


CIRO San Diego provides the classrooms and assist's in therecruiting of qualified teachers for these classes.Laboratory facilities are made available when needed.

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Mr. Terry HowellTraining DirectorConsolidated Civilian Personnel OfficeP.O. Box 118, Naval StationSan Diego, California 92136


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CCPO STUDY CENTER, FIFTH NAVAL DISTRICTNorfolk, Virginia


University of VirginiaHampton Roads CenterNorfolk, Virginia

George Washington UniversityTidewater CenterFort Monroe, Virginia


University of Virginia

Advanced Data ProcessingManagement

Advanced Personnel ManagementAdministrative ManagementData Processing Certificate ProgramInformation Systems Certificate'

Program

Adult Education DepartmentCity School SystemNorfolk, Virginia

William and Mary CollegeWilliamsburg, Virginia

Adult Education Department

Public Speaking CourseMath

George Washington University William and Mary College

Report and Letter Writing Special courses as the needarises

Who May Attend:

Qualified civilian and military personnel throughout theTidewater area who meet course requirements.


Classrooms are provided by the Headquarters Fifth NavalDistrict.


Employee Development SpecialistConsolidated Civilian Personnel OfficeHeadquarters, Fifth Naval DistrictNorfolk, Virginia 23511


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CCPO STUDY CENTER, WASHINGTON NAVY YARDWashington, D.C.


American University George Washington UniversityWashington, D.C. Washington, D.C.


American University:Undergraduate certificate programs in Accounting andAutomatic Data Processing. Graduate certificate programsin Technology of Management (Computer Systems, OperationsResearch, Scientific and Technical Information Systems).Master of Business Administration in Technology of Managementand Master of Public Administration in Technology of Management.

George Washington University:CoursesHealth,Courses

leadingGeodeticleading

to undergraduate degree in Environmentaland Cartographic Science, and Oceanography.to Master of Science in Administration in 13

areas of concentration.

Who May Attend:

Civilian employees of the Federal Government and active dutymilitary personnel.


Classrooms are provided after working hours at the Navy Yardin the Civilian Training Center, Building 172. Free parkingis available.


Mr. Louis A. Vagnoni, ChiefEmployee Development DivisionConsolidated Civilian Personnel OfficeWashington Navy Yard9th & N Streets, S.E.Washington, D.C. 20390


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NATIONAL NAVAL MEDICAL STUDY CENTERBethesda, Maryland


American University George Washington UniversityWashington, D.C. Washington, D.C.


Courses offered each semester may lead to degrees in thefields of:

Business AdministrationPersonnel ManagementTechnology of Management

Who May Attend:

All DOD and Federal employees and others by permission.


Classes are held in the NNMC Buildings after working hours.


Mr. Nicholas J. SzabadosHead, Training and Educational Services BranchBuilding 7, Room 32National Naval Medical CenterBethesda, Maryland 20014


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NAVAL AIR STATION STUDY CENTER, ALAMEDAAlameda, California


Merritt CollegeBerkeley, California



Merritt College: Courses leading to a certificate inIndustrial Management.

Golden Gate College: Courses leading to Bachelor's Degreein Business Administration.

Who May Attend:

Federal civilian employees and the general public.


Four classrooms are provided at the Station.


Mr. R. T. StanhopeTraining SuperintendentBuilding 2, Room 214Naval Air StationAlameda, California 94501


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NAVAL AIR STATION STUDY CENTERPatuxent River, Maryland


University of Maryland George Washington UniversityCollege Park, Maryland Washington, D.C.


University of Maryland: Graduate courses leading to M.S.Degree in Aerospace Engineering utilizing the victor elec-trowriter remote blackboard (V-E-R-B) system; undergraduatecourses, mainly freshman and sophomore level, leading toB.S. Degree in Electrical Engineering and upper undergraduateengineering and business courses.

George Washington University: Graduate courses leading toMaster of Science in Administration in two areas of concen-tration Management Engineering or Public Personnel Management.

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian employees at the Center and others bypermission.


Courses are held in on-base facilities after working hours.


Mr. Edgar RussellTraining DirectorCivilian Personnel DepartmentNaval Air StationPatuxent River, Maryland 20670


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NAVAL AIR STATION STUDY CENTER, PENSACOLAPensacola, Florida


Pensacola Junior CollegePensacola, Florida


All courses in the College Curriculum which do not requirea lab are available on the station. An attempt is made toprovide some job-related courses during each semester.These include various management subjects, accounting andeconomics, mathematics, data processing, and effectivewriting and reading.

Who May Attend:

Naval station personnel and their dependents and localresidents may attend. Students must apply and be admittedto Pensacola Junior College.


Lecture and conference-type classrooms are provided bythe Station.


Training Superintendent (Code CCPT)Consolidated Civilian Personnel OfficeNaval Air StationPensacola, Florida 32508


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NAVAL AMMUNITION DEPOT STUDY CENTER, CRANECrane, Indiana


Indiana State UniversityTerre Haute, Indiana

Vincennes UniversityVincennes, Indiana


Rose Polytechnic InstituteTerre Haute, Indiana

Purdue UniversityLafayette, Indiana

Electrical-Electronic Technician ProgramISU Graduate Math ProgramISU Undergraduate ProgramMaster's Degree Program in Engineering ScienceTechnical Graphics I & II

Who May Attend:

Any Employee at NAD Crane may attend these classes. Personsin the local area are also invited at their own expense. Toqualify for university credit, individuals must be admittedby the particular college or university.


Classrooms, conference rooms, and a drafting room areprovided at the Depot.


Training and Employment Development DivisionU.S. Naval Ammunition DepotCrane, Indiana 47522


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NAVAL AMMUNITION DEPOT STUDY CENTER, McALESTERMcAlester, Oklahoma


Southeastern State CollegeDurant, Oklahoma


AccountingDrafting

Who May Attend:

Navy Department civilian and military personnel may attend,as well as employees of other Federal, State and localgovernment agencies on a space-available basis.


Classrooms and training aids are provided by the depot.


Mr. Thomas D. CronderEmployee Development SpecialistIndustrial Relations DepartmentU.S. Naval Ammunition DepotMcAlester, Oklahoma 74501


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NAVAL AMPHIBIOUS BASE CENTERLittle Creek, Norfolk, Virginia


University of VirginiaHampton Roads StationNorfolk, Virginia


University of Virginia

AccountingAmerican HistoryData Processing

George Washington University

George Washington UniversityTidewater CenterFort Monroe, Virginia

English CompositionStatistics

Courses leading to B.S. in General Studies (concentrationin Business Administration)

Courses leading to M.S. in Administration (concentrationin Automatic Data Processing, Industrial PersonnelManagement, or Management Engineering)

Courses leading to M.S. in Aeronautics, AppliedMechanics and Astronautics, Mechanical Engineering,Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering)

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian base personnel and employees of otherFederal agencies.


Courses, are held after hours in classrooms on-base.


Educational Services OfficerNaval Amphibious BaseLittle Creek, Norfolk, Virginia 23521


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NAVAL FLEET MISSILE SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND EVALUATIONGROUP STUDY CENTERCorona, California


Chaffey CollegeAlta Loma, California


Regular junior college work-related courses:

BusinessMathematicsSupervision

Who May Attend:

Center employees and the general public.


Classes are held after hours at the Center. Course creditmay be applied toward an Associate of Science or Associateof Arts Degree at Chaffey, and the supervision courses areapplicable at California State Junior College toward aCertificate in Supervision.


Mr. Stanley B. SchockEducation OfficerNaval Fleet Missile Systems Analysis and Evaluation GroupCorona, California 91720


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NAVAL MISSILE CENTERPoint Mugu, California


University of California ExtensionSanta Barbara, California

Ventura CollegeVentura, California


The University of California Extension conducts selectedcourses mainly in the fields of engineering and mathematicsand occasional courses in management.

Ventura offers courses in electronics, mathematics, physics,and reading.

Who May Attend:

Military and civilian personnel at Point Mugu and nearbyinstallations. Personnel must apply and be admitted tothe university conducting the class they wish to attend.


Classes are held after working hours in six fully equippedclassrooms at the Missile Center.


Dr. W.E. CooleyHead, Employee Development DivisionCivilian Personnel OfficePacific Missile Range (Code 174)Point Mugu, California 93041


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NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE STUDY CENTERWashington, D. C.

Cooperating Llniversities:

The George Washington UniversityWashington, D. C.



Georgla_Vshington University

U. S. Department ofAgriculture Graduate School

Washington, D. C.

Bachelor of Science Degree Program in Geodetic andCartographic Science or Oceanography

U.S.D.A. Graduate School

Certified Statement of Accomplishment in Oceanography

University of Oklahoma

Public Administration

Who May Attend:

Oceanographic Office employees, other Federal employees,and students of the participating schools who have obtainedpermission to attend.


Five classrooms are provided in Naval facilities.


Mrs. Barbara CainEmployee Development SpecialistCivilian Personnel Management OfficeU. S. Naval Oceanographic OfficeWashington, D. C. 20390


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NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORY STUDY CENTERWhite Oak, Silver Spring, Maryland


University of MarylandCollege Park, Maryland


Aerospace Engineering - Graduate CoursesElectrical Engineering - Undergraduate and Graduate CoursesMathematics - Undergraduate CoursesPhysics - Undergraduate and Graduate Courses

Who May Attend:

Laboratory employees engaged in full or part-time graduateprograms in the above mentioned fields and people outsidethe Laboratory may attend.


Instructors are drawn from both the University andLaboratory staffs. Courses are held at the Lab and onthe University of Maryland's main campus.


Chief, Employee Development DivisionBuilding 1, Room 179U.S. Naval Ordnance Laboratory, White OakSilver Spring, Maryland 20910


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NAVAL ORDNANCE STATION STUDY CENTERIndian Head, Maryland


George Washington UniversityWashington, D. C.

Charles County Community CollegeLaPlata, Maryland


George Washington University: Courses leading to Master(!;;of Science in Administration in the following are