4. Food Selection and Preparation. Cookery of vegetables, fruit, cereals, sugar, and fats, and food preservation. Prerequisite or parallel: Chemistry 1. Intended for majors in home economics but may be taken by others who qualify. Two lectures and two laboratory periods a week. Four quarter hours. Autumn. Chipman 5. Food Selection and Preparation. A continuation of Home Economics 4, or it may be taken alone. Emphasis is placed on principles of cooking meats, eggs, milk batters and doughs. Two lectures and two laboratory periods a week. Four quarter hours. Spring. Chipman 6. Nutrition. A study of food and its use in the body. Three quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. Chipman 7. Foods and Nutrition. A study of nutrition and cooking principles. Designed for nurses. Two lectures and two laboratory periods a week. Four quarter hours. Winter. Chipman 9. Diet Therapy in Disease. Modification of the normal diet to meet the needs of specific diseases. Designed for nurses. Three quarter hours. Spring. Staff 13. Household Management. A study of money, time, equipment, and its organization as it relates to the efficiency of household operation. Three quarter hours. Autumn. Reichert 16. Home Furnishing and Decoration. Fundamentals of decorating house interiors are emphasized. Includes a study of period furniture, its selection and arrangement, and consideration of each room in the house. Three quarter hours. Autumn, Winter. Reichert 20. Clothes and Personality. How to plan, select and buy clothing. Choice of lines, styles, colors and fabrics for various figures. Lectures and demonstrations on make-up and hair styles, voice and diction, manners, personality, poise and posture, and other factors which affect appearance. Two quarter hours. Spring. Staff 21. Clothing the College Girl. The use of a commercial pattern, and construction and fitting of a tailored dress. A second garment is made. Three quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. Reichert 22. Clothing Selection and Construction. Emphasis is placed on fitting and tailoring of garments as they are being made. Prerequisite: Home Economics 21. Three quarter hours. Winter, Spring. Reichert 23. Clothing Renovation. Prerequisite: Home Economics 21. Two quarter hours. Winter. Reichert 24. Clothing the Family. A study, of family clothing and construction of articles for some member of the family. Three quarter hours. Spring. Reichert 25. Clothing the Family. An application of the principles studied in Home Economics 24. Three quarter hours. Spring. Reichert 30. Personal and Family Spending. This course is concerned with the principles of wise buying, budgeting, and getting the most for your money. Two quarter hours. Winter. Reichert 33. Preparation for Marriage and Family Living. Designed to help unmarried students understand attitudes and relationships in marriage, parenthood, and marital adjustments. Includes a study of reproduction, pre-natal care and development of the infant during the first year of the young child, and a philosophy of guidance. Three quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. Lehner 35. Child Development. A practical course open to all college men and women desiring an understanding of the fundamentals of child growth and development, the care and training of the young child, and a philosophy of guidance. Three quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. Lehner DEPARTMENT OF NURSING EDUCATION Mrs. J. J. Seidner, Acting Director M. Manning, Educational Director L. Bruerton, S. Fujiki, L. Neville Medical Staff of Thomas D. Dee Memorial Hospital THOMAS D. DEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IS AFFILIATED WITH WEBER COLLEGE AND THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Since 1933, through an arrangement made by the administrators of Weber College and the Thomas D. Dee Memorial Hospital, student nurses accepted by the Hospital have pursued at the College a specific number of courses designated by authorities of the Hospital. Under the present plan students of nursing register as full-time matriculated students for four quarters at Weber College, and continue their professional subjects for the remaining period of time at the Dee Hospital. A Diploma is awarded at the completion of the three year program. The entire program will be completed while the student nurse is in residence at the Dee Hospital. With the cooperation of the College and the University, students of nursing may return to the University of Utah to complete the Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing.