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Longwood Plans
Two Summer Terms
Longwood College will hold two six-week sessions during the summer of 1966, beginning on June 13 and extending to' September 2, according to Dr. Richard B. Brooks, Dean of Longwood.
Designed for both undergrade uate and graduate study, the first session is scheduled from June 13-July 22. The second session is scheduled from July 25- September 2. There is also a three-week session for graduates only from July 25 - August 2. In addition to regular courses to raise collegiate certificates and collegiate pro> fessional certificated, there will be a six-week reading institute on the campus for elementary teachers of Southside Virginia. Sponsored by the National Defense Education Act, the reading institute is scheduled for June 20-July 29. For the second consecutive summer, high school graduates who have been accepted for admission to the college, may attend the six-week sessions. Students may enroll for two courses in each of the two six-week sessions. Information describing further details of the summer program is being mailed this week to elementary and secondary schools of the Commonwealth.
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