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UNISIST Seminar on the Education and Training of Users of Scientific and Technological Information (Rome, Italy, October 18-21, 1976). Final Report.

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Paris (France). – 1976

The introduction to this UNISIST seminar report discusses problems in training present and potential users of scientific and technical information and emphasizes the importance of better recognition and formulation of information needs in order to effectively assess and use available libraries, information systems, and services. Papers presented…

Descriptors: Developing Nations, Information Dissemination, Information Seeking, Information Services

Proceedings of the University Symposium on Personal Safety (Albany, New York, April 29-30, 1986).

Kalas, John W., Ed.; Lott, Catherine J., Ed. – 1986

Issues that affect personal safety on college campuses are discussed in these proceedings of a 1986 symposium on personal safety organized by the State University of New York (SUNY) and the Research Foundation of SUNY. Conference papers and authors are as follows: "Interpersonal Violence: Addressing the Problem on a College Campus"…

Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Campuses, Crime Prevention, Higher Education