Speaking at a regional conference, Dykes contends that the emphasis in the university of tomorrow will derive from new approaches and priorities among the university's trifold function of teaching, research, and service. Continuing education will occupy a more central role in our society's total educational program. (AG)

Discusses the problems of who will pay the costs of restraining and how the areas of need'' can be discovered and provided for. (SP)

Ambition in women teachers is analyzed in relation to opportunities available in the work setting. Open space elementary schools with team teaching, in contrast to traditional schools, provide the teacher with greater opportunities for interaction, influence, and informal rewards. (Author)

Considers Dr. Alan Knox's model on need appraisal and explores its underlying premises. Adapts the model to a specific target population, the Israeli exchange teacher, and examines its adaptability. (Author/DR)

An interdisciplinary team-teaching approach was used in the actual ward setting to improve meal-time practices in a large state institution. (PT)

Deals with the current search within the field of continuing education to find new professional personnel who are capable of coping with the shifting educational patterns of the future. (Author/LF)

This paper examines the question of professionalism as it pertains to college student personnel administrators. The criterion used for assessing professionalism includes the functions performed, the commonalities of experiences shared, the training of new members and the emphasis on continued learning or professional growth. (Author/CG)

Discusses briefly a practical interdisciplinary educational program which would offer the patient early and continued treatment. The program involves improved and uniform treatment requiring the training and coordination of all deliverers of health care in the community, with the major responsibility resting with professional personnel.…

An innovative educational program with mobile-van classroom provides a course in special education to help Appalachian teachers in identifying and aiding handicapped students. (BH)

Discusses recommendations of the National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. During its study, one of the most salient problems in all nursing soon emerged as that of continuing education. (PT)

A paper based on the author's Ph.D. dissertation, "A Study of Some Factors Related to the Professional Development of Librarians, which was submitted to American University in 1968. Data was obtained from a questionnaire sent to a stratified random sample of 138 librarians who graduated in 1956 and 1961 from accredited American library schools.…

There is a large gap between the computer's potential to solve problems in a hurry and the American manager's knowledge of how to use it to do that. The concept is best captured by two frequently heard words: computer literacy. (SSH)

Suggestions for reducing/eliminating technical obsolescence in engineering technology faculty are discussed. These include a development program using a self-assessment technique (coupled with a contractual management-by-objectives system) and faculty involvement with industry. (JN)