The authors outline a system for planning and carrying out recruiting programs which can be monitored more accurately throughout the year, providing greater flexibility and tighter control at the same time. (Author)

From paper delivered at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 1969, urging new medical schools to become affiliated with the diverse resources of a university. (IR)

College Placement Services held a pilot program in the philosophy and mechanics dealing with video tapes and the effect it can have on placement, recruitment, and career counseling. (Editor)

From article at Danforth Foundation Workshop on Liberal Arts Education, Colorado College, Colorado, in 1970. (IR)

Report of a conference to explore the problems involved in increasing the numbers of certain minority groups who would pursue professional careers in psychology. Some attention given to Spanish Americans and Puerto Ricans, but the discussion centers around black Americans. (DM)

Outlines serious problems at University of California at Santa Cruz, San Diego and Irvine. (IR)

Author uses a benefit-cost model in analyzing socio-economic determinants in teacher movement and attrition. (LN)

Delivered at 80th annual meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 1, 1969. (IR)

In support of its academic programs in the sciences, the University of Texas has recruited noted scientists to its campuses (with substantial salaries and benefits). This support for the sciences includes funds for new equipment and programs. (Author/JN)

Funded by the National Foundation for Educational Research, the project's aims were to investigate the perceptions which sixth-formers held of teaching and to monitor the progress of sixth-formers who decided to teach up to the time when they had completed their initial period as members of the profession. (Author/SSH)

Describes the strategies used by Pacific University (Oregon) to build up enrollments in foreign languages, including restructuring the program for foreign language majors, changing teaching methodology, and emphasizing study abroad. Also discusses active student recruiting. (EKN)

Discusses the problems facing library schools in a time of decreasing enrollments with respect to: the recruitment of qualified, talented, and motivated students; the selection of qualified students; the development of innovative and relevant contemporary library curricula; and the placement of library school graduates. A 40-item reference list is…

Describes the telephone survey conducted by Gulf Coast Community College in response to a decline in spring registrants. Using a computer-generated list of potential nonreturning students, college faculty and officials telephoned to determine if and why the student would not be returning and to offer appropriate referrals. (CRB)

This review is an attempt to understand the responsibilities of governing boards regarding decision making in academic affairs, i.e., those decisions which have a direct bearing on the educational curriculum, the quality of instruction, the instructors and the students. (Author/PN)