In the spring of 1971, the University of New Brunswick's Department of Business Administration offered a credit course entitled Management of the Enterprise'' on public television. (Author)

This article describes a college course concerned with contemporary issues influencing families. Changing role relationships, new attitudes about contraception and abortion, violence within families, and divorce are among the contemporary changes in attitudes and practices in families. Conclusions reached about the importance of such courses are…

Communication between teachers and counselors would be facilitated if role definitions of each group were clearly understood. The onus of communication of the counselor's role has been placed upon the counselor. It is being suggested here that teacher education programs should share the responsibility of transmitting an awareness of the school…

An innovative approach to introductory sociology is based on the perspective that knowledge be viewed as an emergent process derived from the classroom situation. Three basic problems for the instructor are reviewed, covering details of textbooks, discussion techniques, and paper topics. (KM)

A brief description of ABC's Training School for overseas broadcasters located in Sydney, Australia. (HB)

A look at a course in estate planning developed at the American College of Life Underwriters incorporating the case study method. (HB)

Through a course involving role playing and individual research (developed at Hunter College, NY), students work to gain personal understanding of the experience of emotional distress, a working knowledge of the literature and a greater facility for identifying and interacting with distressed adolescents. (Author/CJ)

The units from Geography in an Urban Age are described and the potential impact of this new approach to geography is emphasized. (JB)

A description of experimental credit courses in self concept and career exploration offered at the California State University, San Diego. These courses draw student interest with imaginative program content. (Author)

The traditional roles of women are being challenged, and counselors need to find new and more effective ways of assisting their female students with vocational decisions. The following article describes one method that was explored at California State University, San Diego in an attempt to meet the changing needs of women. (Author)