An address by the Chancellor of North Carolina State University to the National Adult Education Conference, Dallas, Oct. 30, 1973, emphasizes the two purposes of adult education: to enlarge human capability in society at large and to enhance individual fulfillment. (MS)

Describes a workshop at Baruch College for 125 paraprofessionals enrolled in a composition course at the college freshman level. (RB)

Author seeks to establish a valid instrument for testing the knowledge about adult education that will aid adult educators. (GB)

The Finnish Municipal Association offers planning, consulting, and training services to the municipalities to assist them in the management and development of their administration and economy. (Author/GB)

Describes a project to encourage communication between adult education programmers and an example of its utilization in one community. (SP)

Describes right to read programs for illiterate and functionally illiterate adults in the state of Maine. (RB)

Speech delivered at the National Adult Education Conference held November 17, 1972, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (DS)

A discussion of the problems and prospects of university adult education in the last quarter of the twentieth century. (Author)

Article describes the Humanities Curriculum Project as an example of using attractive and stimulating source material for adults as a means to organize successful discussion classes. (GB)

Author examines teacher and student attitudes in adult art education courses and offers four specific proposals in response to the growing public interest in art. (SP)