In June 1972, the Research Medical Center School of Nursing was awarded a Capitation Grant for approximately $66,000 under the Nurse Training Act of 1971. This report focuses on one of three projects delineated under this grant: Training for new roles, types, or levels of nursing personnel. The purpose of the project was to gather data relative to the post-graduation vocational and educational activities and future plans of the graduates for the five years 1968-1972. Part 1 of the study outlines the results of a questionnaire sent to the graduates as well as input obtained from the school's director and the Medical Center's assistant director for Patient Services. Part 2 of the study reviews the responses obtained to determine potential implications for the curriculum and to formulate recommendations based upon comments made by the graduates. The questionnaire contained a list of 22 nursing functions and two open-ended questions. The ratings of the nursing functions and responses to the open-ended questions provided the information for the recommendations. (JMF)