This article describes a storefront counseling center where part-time volunteers involve young people in positive ways. (JC)

This is a report of a psychological consultative effort in a large, suburban, public school system in the southwest. (Author/CB)

All military services are seeking sponsorship of their Junior ROTC units in many States. (Author)

A program leading to a bachelor of science degree is discussed which combines a required core of engineering studies with application studies in one of four fields: industrial design, business, communication, or social sciences. (DF)

Described is a study utilizing sensorimotor training techniques with 25 retarded Ss at a state school. (DB)

The past, present, and future of the Department of Outdoor Teacher Education at Northern Illinois University are discussed. (NQ)

The authors report a study which reviews, and evaluates in depth, the initial year of an innovative Peer Group approach to drug abuse prevention in the schools of New York City. The aim of the study was to facilitate the refinement of the program into the most effective drug prevention modality possible. (Author)

Comparison of demographic characteristics of persons enrolled in three programs indicate that the younger and unemployed are in therapeutic communities while the older, more often jailed persons are members of the methadone program. (Author)

Two guidance models are presented in this article, both of which have their basis is psychological education and which describe guidance as a prime supplier of thrusts aimed at the personal-social development of students. (Author)

Project FIND (First Identification of Neonatal Disabilities) has been developed to assist the family and physician of the mentally handicapped child from the day of birth. (DB)