Collected here are ten unpublished work papers from a 1962 Seminar in Seattle, held for the purpose of evaluating the interdisciplinary needs of the doctoral candidate who is receiving special training to organize the teaching of foreign languages in schools and universities. Authors are Dwight L. Bolinger (linguistics), John B. Carroll (programed instruction), Jacqueline E. de La Harpe (teaching literature), Charles A. Ferguson (linguistics), Ronald Hilton (culture), Wallace E. Lambert (psychology), Morris E. Opler (cultural anthropology), Irving J. Saltzman (psychology), Stanley M. Sapon (programed instruction), Henry Lee Smith (culture). Included also are six short reports which summarize and interpret discussion at the seminar. (KM)