The extension worker stands as the interface between the university and the public. (LY)

The Win Over Weeds program makes it possible to put out the most information on weeds and herbicides to the most people, in the shortest time." (Author)

Although the home economics phase of the Model Cities program is still quite young, many changes and improvements have come to many Eagle pass homemakers as a result of extension training. (Author/AN)

Cooperative Extension Service at the University of Connecticut works to involve citizens in improving the visual environment of their communities. (Author/AN)

The author discusses programed instruction as it can be used in extension education. A brief discussion of programed instruction, in terms of its characteristics, history, advantages and disadvantages is given. (MS)

An in-depth report on the training of adult educators, with an analysis of some problems and future aspects. (AN)

Author, who is President of Florida International University, tells of his commitment to Continuing Education in his new university. He proceeds to give examples and show how he intends to make Continuing Education work in his university. (MR)

America needs a National University which will award external degrees, provide all supporting services, and thereby vastly expand opportunity. (EB)

The author reviews the aims, audience, standards, structure, and examination procedures of a recently formed (October 1969) postgraduate diploma course in industrial education and training. (LY)

Describes a program to train prison inmates studying at the college level to teach other inmates working at the elementary or secondary level. (RT)

Extension programs are traditionally human, personal, and responsive in character. The challenge is to design, implement, and evaluate programs that maintain their humanistic qualities while meeting increased accountability demands. (SK)

A study to determine the cost effectiveness of newspaper display advertising for cooperative extension programs showed such publicity to be more effective in large metropolitan areas. Though not a technique for increasing enrollment, this method provided long-range benefits in the overall promotion of extension educational services. (SK)