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AUTHOR Dennison, Joht D.,; Tunner, AlexTITLE The Impact oA Community Colleges: Bibliography. . (Revised ]. Report No. 1.

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EDRS PRICE MP-$0.76 HC-S8.24 Piiis PostageDESCRIPTORS Administrative OrganizatiOn; -*Bibliographies; College

Admission; Coi4ege Instruction; Educational History;Financial Support;Instructional Staff; *JuniorColleges; *Junior College Students; Student PersonnelServices' ;Systems Analysis

IDENTIFIERS 'British Columbia; *Canada

'ABSTRACTIn ordq't to assess the impact of community colleges

in' British Columbia from the point of view of the students, thecommunity, and the educational system, and to develop practical meansfor producing such information on an on-going basis for educational-planning purposes, a program of research was undertaken at theUniiersity of British Columbia. This bibliography was compiled aspart of the research program, and is the result of, a comprehensivereview of publications pertaining to community colleges in Canada andthe United States, with special emphasis on Canadian material. Itcovers the period 1965-1971, and supersedes a previous. bibliographypuhlished in October 1971. Over 1,800 entries are included, under 10categories: (1) books and publications, 331 entries; (2) students andstudent personnel, 353 entries; (3) history and philosophy, 189entries; (4) Canada--books and journals, 207 entries; (5) faculty andteaching, 199 entries;., (6) admissions, 71 entries; (7) curriculum,

( 104 entries; (8) stems analysis, 113 entries; (9) bibliographichooks, 80 entries; 10) establishment, organization, administr ;tion,and financing, 218 entries. (NHM)

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This project is supported by a grant from the DOnner Canadian Foundation.

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INTRODUCTION

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This bibliography has been compiled as pprt of a research

program of community, colleges in British COlumbia. The objective of

the research is to assess their impact from the point of view of the

student, the community and the educational system and to develop'

practical mea for producing such informatioh on an- on-going basis

for education 1 planning purposes.

The study is financed by grant from the'Donner4anadian

Foundation and is under the direction of Dr. John D. Dennison of the

University, of British Columbia and Mr. Alex Tunner of B.C. Research.

Much of the work of compiling the bibliography was done by

Ms Kathy Zahar, Ms Ann Hansford and Ms Judy Weinstein.

This bibliography is the result of a comprehensive review

of publications pertaining to community colleges in Canada and the

United States, with special emphpsis on Canadian material. It covers

the period from 1965- 1971 and supersedes the bibliography publisffed

in October 1971.

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I Books and Publications

II Students and\Student Personnel

III History and Philosophy

IV Canada - Books and Journals

V Faculty and Teaching

VI Admissions

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VIII Systems Analysis

IX Bibliographic Books

X Establishment, Organization, Administration and Financing

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1. The Academy in Turmoil. First Report of the Temporary Commissionto Study the Causes of Campus,Unrest. New York State Legislature,Albany, Februarys 1970, 195 pp.

2. Adiorne, George S. Management Decisions by Objectives. Englewood

Cliffs, New York: Prentice Hall, 1969.

Aiken, James. A Comparison of Junior College Withdrawees. 1968,

15 pp.0 °

4. Airan, J.W ollege Administration: A Proposal. New:York:

'Asia Publishing House, 1965.

5. Aleamani, L.M. Student Attitude Inventory. Office of InstructionalResources, Illinois Univer1aip, Urbana,'February,.1971, 13 pp.

6. Alschuler, Alfred S., Naar, Diane and McIntyre, James. 'TeachingAchievement Motivation. EducationVentures,-Middlatown, Conn.,1970.

7. Altman, Robert A. The Upper-Division College. San Francisco:

Jossey Base Inc., 1970.

8. American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education. Committee

on Studies. College Teachers Look At College Teaching. Report

by the Subcommittee on the Improvement of Education, Gross,j(C.H.(ed.)Washington, 1965.

9. .American Association of Yunior Colleges. Strategy for Change in

the Junior College. American Association of Junior Colleges.Program with Developing Institutions, Washington

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10. Application and Enrollment Patterns of Transfer Students, Fall, 1970.Central Staff Office of Institutional Resesrch, State University ofNew York, Albany, March, 1971, 96 pp.

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11. Ashby, Eric. Any P raon, Any Study. New York: McGraw-Hill Book

Company, 1971, 110 p. i

12. Astin, Alexander. "Campus DisruptiQn, 1968-69: An Analysis of-

Causal Factors,' Published in American Psychological...Association

Proceedings. Of meeting held in Washington D.C., 1969.0

13. Astin, Alexander. College Environment. Americin Council on\ Education, 1968.

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14. Astin, Alexander W. College ,Impact on Student Attitudes and

Behaviour. American Ed. Res. Assoc., Washington D.C., February,

1971, 20 pp.

15. Baird, L.L. and Fiestet, W11/..

of Changes In Average StudentAwarded. Educational Testing1971; 28 pp.

Grading Standards: The Relation.

Ability to the Average GradesService, Princeton, N.J., May,

16. Bar1WI'ale, Marjorie, A Program to Discover an Effective Methodof Teaching Communicahion Skills to College Freshmen Who HaveOne or More Deficiencies in the Ability to Communitate inWriting. .Volume 1. Final Report. Tarrant County JuniorCollege District, Ft. Worth, Texas, August, 1971, 56 pp.

17. Bartelt, C. and Williams, P. Relationship of Class Size andVarious Cognitive Variables to Academic Achievement. Paperpresented to the California Ed. Res. Assoc. Meetings San Diego,November,-1971, 9, pp.

18. Baskin, Samuel. Higher Education: Some Newer Deveiopments.

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1965.

-19. Beal, Rubye M. Open Admiosions in the Community Junior qollege.Santa Fe Junior College, Gainesville, Florida. Paper presented at

the American Personnel and Guidance Association Convention,Atlantic City, N.J., April, 1971, 11 pp.

20. Beitler, Lorraine and Martin, Irene. The Design and'Implementationof a Learning Center for Career Oriented Students. Paper

presented at the National Reading Conference, Tampao Florida,December, 1971, 11 pp.

21. Bertalan, Frank J. The Junior Co4ege Library Collection.

Bra -Dart Foundation, Newark, Net Jersey, 1968.

22. Bertsch, Eilene. "The Small College Opens Its Doors": Who Runs

the High-Risk College Programs? Paper presented at'Amer. Psych.Assoc. Meeting, Miami Beach, Florida, September, 1970, 16 pp.

23, The ,Black Community. and the Community College.Educational Board, Atlanta; Georgia.

outhern Regional,

24. Blackwell, J.E. College and University Administration. Center

for Applied Research in Education, New York, 1966, 116 pp.

25. Blocker, Clyde E. and others. Philanthropy for American Junior

Colleges. Washington, American Association of Junior Colleges,

1965, p. 34. (How to Raise Money Privately).

26. Bloom, Bernard L. A University Freshman Preventative InterventionProgram: Report of a Pilot Project. Colorado Jniverbity, Boulder,

Colorado, 1971, 31 pp.

27. Bloom, Karen L. and others. Goals and Ambivalence: Facult

Values and the Community College Philosophy. Penn. State University,

University Park, Novmeber, 1971, 60 pp.D

t/°'26. Boldt, Robert F. A Four Value Personnel Decision Model: Remedial

Placement. Eclicational Testing. Service, Princeton, N.J., February,

p 1970, 16 pp.

29. Borgen, Fred H. Predicting Career Choices of Able College Menfrom Occupational and Basic Interest Scales of the SVIB. Research

Division, National Merit Scholarship Corporation, Evanston, Ill.,

1971, 16 pp.

30. Bowers, John. The Comparison of GPA Regression Equations forRegularly Admitted and Disadvantaged Freshmen at the University

of Illinois. Office of Instructional Resources, IllinoisUniversity, Urbana, August, 1970, 16 pp.

31. Bowers, John and Loeb, Jane. Interactive Effects of Year and

Academic Predictors on College GPA. Paper presented at the Annual

Meeting of the Ametican Educ. Res. Assoc., New York, February,

1971, 13 pp.

32. Brawer, Florence B. Values and the Generation Gaps Junior College

Freshman and Faculty. ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior College

Information; American Association of Junior Colleges, Washington D.G5;

California University, L.A., June, 1971, 77 pp.

33. Bridgemap, W.J. Student Perceptions as a Fliction of Reinforce-

ment and Expectancy Conditions. American Educ. Res. Association,

Washington D.C., February, 1971, 18 pp.

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Bright, R. Louis. "The New Mechanics and the Old Junior College,"

Johnson, Lamar B. (ed.). The Experimental Junior College,

Occasional Report No. 12 from UCLA Junior College Leadership

Program, Los Angeles: School of Education, University of California,

L.A., 1968.

35. Bromley, Ann (ed.). A Day at Santa Fe: A Discussion on the Major

Issues Confronting America's Junior Colleges. Santa Fe Junior

College, Gainesville, Florida. 1971, 189 pp.

36. Brookover, W.B. and others. The College Student. Center for

Applied Research in Education, New York, 1965.

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37. Brown, R.L.J, Co-operative Education. American Association of JuniorColleges, Washington D.C., 1971, 32 pp.

38. Brue, Eldon°J..and other . How Do Community College Transferand Occupational Student Differ? Research and Dev. Div., AmericanCollege Testing Program, owe City, Iowa, February, 1971,:31 pp.

39. Bruner, Jerome. Toward a Theory of Instruction. Cambridge, Mass.:Harvard University Press, 1966.

40. Ncklin, Robert W. and Bucklin, MarY6L. The Marginal CollegeFreshman: A Survey and Proposed Student Personnel ServicesModel. 1971, 34 pp. a

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41. Butts, David P. and others. College Teachers: A Resource fokImplementing Change. Research and Development Center for TeacherEducation and Science Education Cever, Texas University, Austin,1970, 61 pp.

42. Canfield, Albert A. An Instructional Systems Approach. Royal Oak,. Michigan: Howard and Smith Inc., Educational Systems

\Develop:bent Div.,

1967.

43. Carey, James T. The College Drug Scene. Englewood Cliffs, NewJersey: Prentice-Hall, 1968.

44. Cash, clirol D. 'Educationally Inferior Students:....404ing In andOut o Colle e. College of Education, Missouri University,Colin May, 1970, 17 pp.

45. Centre, John A. and Roch, Donald. College Environments ant StudentAcademic Achievement. Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N.J.,December, 1970, 18 pp.

46. Cervantes, Lucius F. The Dropout: Cause and Cures. Availablefrom: Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press, 1969, 244 pp.

47. Chambers, M.M. Higher Education: Who Pays? Who Gains? DAnville,Illinois: Interstate Printerfe and Publishers, 1968.

48. Characteristics of Freshmen Students at the City Universityof New York. University Research Corp., Paper presented at the,meeting of the American Psychological Assoc., Washington D.C.,September, 1971.

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49: Characteristics of High School Seniors as Related to CollegeAttending Behavior. Pilot Project to Develop a Diagnostic Techniquefor-High School Counsellors. Bureau of 0cc. Educational Res.,New York State Education Dept., Albany, 11970, 104 pp.

50." Chickering, A.W. Personality Development During the College Years:American Educational ResearCh Assoc., Washington D.C., February,1971, 36 pp.

51. Classen, A.C. Factors that Deter High School Graduates fromContinuing Their Education in a Junior College District. Indiana'University, Bloomington, 1965, 133 pp.

52. Clements, William H. Research On Who Should Go To College, AndMben. Wisconsin State University, Stevens Point, November, 1970, 12 pp

53. Cohen, Arlhur M. Dateline '79: Heretical Concepts for theCommunity College. Beverly Hills, California: Glencoe Press, 1%69.

54. Cohen, Arthur Mland Brawer,Florence Bv. The Dynamic Inter-action of Student and, Teacher. ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior CollegeInformation, California University, Los Angeles, February, 1971, 26 pp.

55. Cohen, Arthur M. and others. A Constant Variable: New Perspectiveson the Community College. ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior CollegeInformation, California University, Los Angeles, 1971, 2I pp.

56. Cohen, Arthur M. and Quimby, E.A. Trends in the Study of Junior1Colleges: 1970 - Rationale and Recommendations for FifteenEssential Research Projects. American Assoc. of Junior Colleges,Washington D.C.; Calif. University, L.A. ERIC Clearinghouse forJunior College Information, September, 1970, 16 pp.

57. Cohen, Martin J. The College of the Whole Earth. ERIC Clearinghuosefor Junior College Information, California University. L.A.,October, 1971, 26 pp.

58. Coker, David L. Diversity of Intellective and Non-IntellectiveCharacteristics Between Persisting and Non-Persisting StudentsAmong Campuses. Wisconsin State University, Stevens Point,

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April, 1968, 123 pp.

59. College and University Personnel Association. Personnel Practicesin Colleges and Universities: Staff, Faculty and StudentEmployment. Champaign, Illinois, 1966, 221 pp.

60. College Entrance Examination Board, Effects of Coaching onScholastic Aptitude Test Scores. New York, 1965.

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61. College of DuPage: "Model for Reorganization," College of DuPage,Glen Ellyn, Illinois, January, 1971, 11 pp.

62. Collins, C.C. The Induction of Community Instructors: Aninternship Model. California. University, Berkeley, 1971, 47 pp.

'63. Colloquium on College Admi sions Policies, Interlocker, Michigan,1967, College Admissions P licies For The 1970's. College EntranceExamination Bpard, 1968.

Colloquium on theChalleOge of Curricular Change, Skytiop, Pa.,1965: The Challenge of Ourricular Change (papers). CollegeEntrance Examin4ion Board, New York, 1966.

65. community and Junior College in Perspective. Report of theTask Force on Community and Junior Colleges, Education.Commissionof the States, Denver, Colorado, April, 1971, 4 pp.

66. The Community Junior College Story. .Arkansas State Dept. ofEducation, Little Rock, August, 1971, 53 pp.

67. Connor, Aikin. Community College Enrollment Projections.American Association of Junior Colleges, Washington D.C., 1971, 18 pp.

68. Cope, Robert G. and others. An Investigation of EntranceCharacteristics Related to Types of College Dropouts; FinalReport. College of Education, Washington Univdrsity, SeatEle,May, 1971, 261 pr

69. Cornell, G.W. The College Archive: A Study in Administration.Ohio State Univergty, Columbus (thesis), 1968.

70. Cost) of College: Phase I. Final Report. Columbia ResearchAssoCiates, Cambridge, Mass., October, 1971, 142,pp.

71. Council of Educational Facility Planners, Columbus, Ohio.Selected. References for Planning Higher Education Facilities.

4Edited by Ken R. Widdall. Columbus; Ohio, 1968, 95 pp.

72. Crossland, Fred E., Minority Access to College; A Ford FoundationReport. With a foreword by James E. Cheek. New York: SchockenBooty, 1971, 139 pp.

73i Daniel, Richard W. and Shearon, Ronald W. Mddelo of DiffusinKnowledge to Community College Faculty. _Paper presented atAdult Ed. Res. Conference, New York, February,-1971, 21 pp.

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74. Davis, Billy.Hampton. The Community Junior College Experienceas'Perceived by Students,Who Have Withdrawn. Doctoral dissertation.University Midrofilma, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1970, 150 pp.

75. Davis, Junius A. Faculty Perceptions of Students: Characteristicsof Students for Whom There is Faculty Agrdement on Desirability;Part VI. Educational Testing Service; Princeton, N.J.; June,

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76. Delulio, R.S. An Analysis of College Freshmen Perceptions ofStaff Members Who Functioned as counsellors Compared to ThoseWho Functioned as Teachers and CounsellOrs. School of Education,

Boston University, 1970, 142 pp.

77. Demos, George D. Analysis of College Dropouts Some Manifest

and Covert Reasons. March, 1967, 16 pp. (speech)

78. Dennis, L.E. and Kauffman, J.F. (ed.). The College and the Student.An Assessment of,Relationships by Administratots and Responsibilitiesin Undergraduate Education by Administrators, Faculty MembersAnd Public Officials, Washington. 1966, 390 pp.

79. De Vane, W.C. Higher Education in Twentieth Century America.Cambridge: Harvard University Press; 1965.

80. Development: A Team Approach. Council for the Advancement ofSmall CollegOS, Washington D.C., 1971, 143

81. Development an' Experiment in College Teaching,4No. 7. Committee

on Institutional Cooperation, Center for Research on Learning

and Teaching, Ann Arbo4, Michigan, 1971, 55 pp,

82. DiCesare, Anthony C. and others. NonIntelleatual Correlates

of Black Student Attrition; Differences in Black StudentPerceptions of the Communication Structure in:.a PredominantlyWhite University. Cultural Study Center, Maryland University,College Park, 1970, 35 pp.

83. Dietze, GOttfried. Youthx_University and Democracy. Baltimore:

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84. Dispenzieri, Angelo and Giniger, Seymour. Student Expectations

and Experiences as Predictors of College Performan e. AmericanEducational Research Assoc., Washington D.C., February, 1971, 27 pp.

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85. Dispenzieri, Angelo andnd others. A Follow Up Study of theExperiences And Reactions ofillie Students t`% the First Entering

Glass of the College Discov Program. Research and Evaluation

Unit, City University ofNew t, N.Y., July, 1968, 119 pp.

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86. "Dissertations in Progress; Dissertations Completed," JuniorCollege Journal, Vol. 42, August-September, 1971, 28 -34.

87. Dressel, Paul Leroy. College and University Curriculum.Berkeley, California: McCutchan P. Publishing Corporation, 1968.

88. Dumke, Glenn S. A New Approach to higher Education for theCalifornia State Colleges. California State Colleges, LosAngeles, 1971, 10 pp.

89. Dunhaff, E.A. Colleges of the Forgotten Americans; A Profileof State Colleges and Regional Universities. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1969. \

Eckbert, Ruth E. and Williams, Howard Y. Jr. The Career Motiva-tions and Satisfactions of Junior College Teachers - A SecondLook. Minnesota, 1971, 12 pp.

91. Endicott, Frank S. A College Students's Guide to Career Planning.Chicago: Rand McNally, 1967.

4Y1'92. Etzioni, A. Nine Aspects of the Policy of OpenlAdmiscions.

American Association for Higher Education, Washington D.C.,March, 1971, 19 pp.

D. Faculty Development in the Junior College. A Second InterimReport on the Program With Developing Institutions, 1969-1970.Program with Developing Institutions, American Association ofJunior Colleges, Washington D.C., August, 1970, 87 pp.

94. Faculty Development Project, thed.Association. In-ServiceTraining for Two-Year College Faculty and Staff. American.Association of Junior Colleges, Washington D.C.

95.' Faulman, Jane and others. A Biography of Class Study.Freshman Crass Biographical Inventory: 1968-1969. Study 21:Freshman Class Status Report 1967-1968, Stpdies 17, 18n 19, andStudies 23j, 24, 2,5n for 1969,1970. Division of InstructionalServices, State UnOersity of New York, Buffalo, -1970, 273 pp.

96. Federal program for Community Colleges for Fiscal Year 1971.Office of Federal Relations, Division of Continuing Education,Oregon State, System of Higher Education Oregon (paper).

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97. Feldman, Ken A. Some Approaches to. the Study ofChange andStability of College Students. Sta.te University of Ni e York,

3./e Stony-Brook, February, 1971, 17 pp:

'9 . Fenske, A.H. and Carmody, j.F.. Correlates of Student Interestin Social Issues. Resource and Development Division, AmericanCollege Testing Program, rowa City, Iowa, 1971, 11 pp.,

99. Five Years After the College Degree - Part I, Graduate and '

Professional Education. Draft. Bureau of Social SCienceResearch Inc. Washington DX., June, 19-65, 140 pp.

100. Flint, Jack M., Herr, Floyd and Henrich, Carl. The Kansas JunioF .

Colleges: 50 rears of Progress. -The State Department of PublicInstruction, Topeka, 1968.

101. Foley, James A. The College Scene: Students Tell It Like ItIs. (first edition). New York: Cowles Book Co., 1969.

6,102. Follow-Up of Non-Teaching Graduates. Graduates of 1969, 1970Responses Concerning Majors, Minors, Financial Aid, Employment (States, Placement Services and Ghidance. Wisconsin State University,Stevens Pt., August,).971, 148 pp.

103. Follow-Up Study of Santa Fe Junior College Graduates 1968-1970.Santa Fe Junior College, Gainesville, Florida, Augusta 1971,60 pp.

104. Ford, Charles W. Chanae and Resistance to Change: A Case.

Study of Latent Tu,nsfersin a Community College. Ph. D.dissertation. UnPeriity Mdcrofilms, Ann Arbor, Michigan,May, 1Y70, 194 pp.

105. Fresno, California. City Commission of planning. CollegeCommunity Plan. A Refinement of the Fresno - Clovis MetropolitanGeneral Plan College Community. De4. of Planning and Inspection,Fresno, California.

106. Gal, Patricia. An Analysis of a Follow-Up QuestionnaireAdministered to 743 Students Who Had Been Enrolled in Fresh-man English at Nine Junior Colleges. Modern Language Associationof American,,New York, N.Y., 1969.

107. Gill, R.L. and Bleil, D.F. Grades - Scores - Predictions. AStudy of the Efficiency of High School Grades and American CollegeTest Scores in Predicting Academic.Achievement at MontgomeryCollege, Rockville, Md., June, 1971, 49 pp.

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108. Godfrey, Eleanor P. and Holmstrom, Engin I. Study of CommunityColleges and Vocational- Technical 'Centers, Phase. I. Bureauof Social Science Research Inc., Washington.D.C., December, 1970,3631 pp.

109. Goldberg, Lewis R. Student Personality Characteristics andOptimaltCollege Learning Conditions. 'Final Report. 'Oregon

Research Institute, Eugene; Oregon University, Eugene, July,1969, 291 pp.

110. Goode, Delmer M. Seienty -Two College Teaching. Procedures.Oregon: Oregon State University Press, 1966:

111. Graham, R. William. Instant College. Boston, Mass.: BrandonPress Publishers, 1971, 306 pp.

112. Granger, R.H. Collegians Guide to Part-Time Jobs. New York:Ard Bipoks, 1968.

11,3. Green, P.J. Breaking the System: The Redistribution ofEducational and Non-Educational Goods. EdgFational PolicyResearch Center; Syracuse University Research Corporation,New York, May, 1971, 9 pp.

114. Greene, Charles M. A Tarward Thrust: The State of, the College:An Opportunity for the Future. Muskegon Community College,Michigan, March, 1971, 131 pp.

115. Greive, Donald E. A Study of Student Attrition: Part I.Cuyahoga Community College, Cleveland, Ohio, May, 1970, 34 pp.

116. Grieve, D.C. Transfer Study. Lorain County College Elyria,Ohio, October, 1967.

117. Gsmelin, F.C. Co-operative Research Program Involving'aComparative Study of the Impact of Central States CollegeAssociation Colleges on the Formation of Student Attitudes and.Opinions* 'Final Report. 4Central States College Association,.RockIbland, Illinois, August; 1970, 49 pp.

118. Guilliams, D.L.: A Comparison of 'Perception of the CommunityCollege Environment by-High School Counsellors, Community CollegeCounsellors and Community 'College Students. Paper prepared inconjunction with the EPDA Institute for AdvAnced Study in StudentPersonnel Work, University of Missouri-Columbia, 1971, 9

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119. Gunseltnan, Marshall. What Are We Learning About Learning Centers?Oklahoma Christian College, Oklahotha City: Eagle Media Inc.,

1971, 213 pp. .

120. Hammond, Loretta T.,and Rosick, Don C. Problems of Prediction.With,College Education Achievement Pro ,ject Students at AllenUniversity. Allan University, Columbia, S.C., February, 1971', 10 pp.

121. Hardie, Virginia S. and Anderson, John W. College Students:A Revealing, Comprehensive Seven-Year Study of 1106 UniversityFreshmen Attrition, Graduation and Follow-Up. CounsellingCenter, Clemson University, Clemson, S.C.,.August, 1971, 134 pp.

122. Harkness, C.A. College Staff Personnel Administration. Collegeand University Personnel Association, Urbana, Illinois, 1965.

123. Harper, Willima A., Editor. 1970 Junior College Directory.American Association of Junior Colleges, Washington D.C., 1970.

124. Harris, J. Braxton and others. Administrative Missions of the

Two-Year C lle e; (report) 1970, 19 pp.

125. Hartnett, RoAey T. Eitaluatioa, Accountability and a Consideration

of Some of the Problems of Assessing College Impacts. EducationalTesting Service, Princeton, N.J., June, 1971, 27 pp.

126. The Harvard College Class of 1970. Harvard University, Cambridge Mass.,

December, 1970, 26 pp.

127). Haug, Marie R. and Sussman, Marvin B. Working,Claes Students

and Images of Social Change. Case Western Reserve University,Cleveland ;' Ohio, August, 1971, 21 pp.

128. Heinrich, Carl L. An Approach Toward the Development andImplementation of:a Community College EducationCenter.Department of Higher Education, #lorida Stateliniversity, 1971,

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Heinze, Michael C.,and Daniels, Jack ,L. The Transfer of StudentsInto Community Collages. 1970,. 11 pp.:

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130. .Henderson, A.D.. (ed.). Higher Education in Tomorrow's World.University of Michigan;,.. Ann Arbor, 1968.

131. Herge, Henry C. The College Teacher. Center for Applied

Research in Education, N.Y., 1965.

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132. Higher Education for Everybody?. Issues and Implications.Bdckground papers for participants in the 53rd Annual Meetingof the American Coutcil on Education, St. Louis, October 7 -9,1970. American Council on Education, Washington D.C., October,1970, 133 pp.

133. Higher Education in the States,.Volume II,1971. 'Education Commission of the States,May, 1971, 28 pp.

134., Hochman, W.R. The Council of Curriculum.Examination Board, New York, 1968.

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135. Hodgkinson, Harold L. Institutions in Transition; A Studyof Change in Higher Education. Carnegie Commission .on HigherEducation, Berkeley, California,. 1970, 169 pp.

136'. Hofeller, M.A. A Survey of Graduate School Attitudes TowardNon-traditional Grading Systems: Preliminary Report. NewCollege Report #2. Center for the Study of Higher Education,Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y., October, 1971, 13 pp.

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137. Hofeller, M.A. and Dean, M.L. Curricular Evaluation: Student

Attitudes Toward the FiTSt Course at New College. Fall 1970.New CeLlege Report #1. -Center for the Study of Higher Education,Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y., October, 1971, 14 pp.

138. Hostrop, R.W.' Teaching and the Community College Library.Hamden: Shoe String dress, September; 1968.

139. Hull, Dale. Maturity as g Variable in Predicting AcademicSuccess. College of Education, Missouri University, Columbia,1970, 12 pp.

140. Innovation: Progress Report, 1968-1971, Moraine ValleyCommunity College, Palos Hills, Illinois, 1074 96 pp.

10,. Jacobson, Myrtle S. Night and Day: The Interaction Betweenan Academic Institution and Its Evening College. New Jersey:Scarecrow Press.

142. Jansen, U.H. A Study of the Transfer Policies of Four-YearAgricultural Colleges in State Universities Regarding Creditin Agricultural Courses Taken in Two-Year Post-secondaryAInstitutions. 1970, 22 pp.

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143. ,Johnson, B. Lamar. Islands ofInnovation. Junior CollegeLeadership Program, Occasional Report No. 6, Los Angeles Schoolof Education, UniverditY of.California,:1964.

144. Johnson, B.L. The Junior Collage Library. dollege,Leader-Ship Progtam,2ccasional Report No. 8A1966.

145. Johnson, Kenneth R. Teaching ,the Culturally Disadvantaged.

AScience Research Associates Inc., College Division,'PaloAlto, Calfornia, 1971.

146. Johnson, Stuart and Johnson, Rita. Instructional Re-organization Series. A Series of Booklets. UCLA DanworthJunior College Program. Los Angeles Graduate School ofEducation, University of California, Los Angeles, 1969 (mimeo).

147. Johnson, Archie B. Length of Residence for a Junior CollegeDegree. -Rep. No. - R-18. Tallahassee Community College,Florida, December, 1971, 13 pp.

148. Junior College Staffing 1975-1980. Illinois State University,Normal, Center for Higher Education, April, 1971, 55 pp.

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97. Kelly, R. and Hart, B.D. "Professor Role Preferencee. of

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104. Kopelke, Phyllis B. and Kock, Moses.S. "A Community CollegePerspective on New Careers," J.C. Journal, Vol. 41, Junk-July,1971, 14-16.

105. Kosoff, Evelyn. s,"Evaltiating College Professors By 'ScientificMethods,'" American Scholar, Vol. 41, Winter, 1971-1972, 79-93.

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107. Law, G.C. "Wanted:- College Teacher Liberally Educated,"Improv. College and University Teaching, Vol. 13, Winter, 1965.155-58.

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108. Lawson, T.E. "On Usitg Behavioral Objectives For Better Instruction,"(illus.) Industrial Arts and Vocational EdIrcation, Vol. 61, v

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109. Lee, Calvin B. "Open -Door Classrooms for Open-Door Colleges,"J.C. Journal, Vol. 37, February, 1967, 11-13.

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124. McDaniel, E. and Foldhusen, J.F. "College Teaching Effectiveness,"

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129. Marsden, W.E. "Environmental Studies Courses in Colleges ofEducation," Journal of Curriculum Studies, Vol. 3, November, 1971,163-178.

130. Martin, R.G. 7Communication and the Act of Teaching: A Foot-noteto Models of Teaching," (bitlio.) The' Journal of TeacherEducation, Vol. 22, Winter, 1971, 418-425.

131. Maul, Ray C. "The Biggest Problem: Finding Good Teachers,"J.C. Journal, Vol. 36, December,g1965, 5-8.

132. Maxwell, Lee. "Co-operation Via Televised ,Instructfbn," J.C.Journal, Vol. 40, November, 1970, 27,8..

133. Meeth, L.R. "Expanding Faculty Support For Underachievers,"Junior College Journal, Vol. 42, February, 1972,.25 -28.

134. Mertes, Barbara F. "The Non-Traditional Student's Non-Traditional ,

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151. Prichard, N-.S. "Training of Junior College English Teachers,"

Col. Comp. and Comm., Vol. 21, February, 1970, 48-54.

152. Punka, H.R. "Improvement in College Teaching," Improv. College

and University Teaching, Vol. 13, Summer, 1965, 597161:-

153. Pyle, Gordon B. "Teaching and Teacher Responsibility," J.C. Journa

Vol. 38, March, 1968, 48-52.

154. Redefer, F.L. "Faculty.is Dead," Ed. Forum, Vol. 33, November,

1968, 19-25.

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f155. Ree , R.D. "Dimensions of Students' Point of View in Rating

Col ge Teachers," J. Ed. Psychol., Vol. 60, December, 1969,476- 82.

156. Reese, Jack E. "Structuring The Teaching Internship," Junior 1111

College Journal, Vol. 42, May, 1972, 27-31.

157. Rettaliate, J.T. "College Teacher-and the Student," School andSociety, Vol. 93, October, 1965, 349-350.

158. Rice, A. H. "® Colleg4 Can Be Cut If Faculty Co-operates,"Nations Schools, Vol. 84, August, 1969, 10 pp.

159. Richards, J.M. (Jr.) and others. "Faculty and Curriculum AsMeasures Of College Environment," J. Ed. Psychol., Vol. 61;August, 1970, 324-32.

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160. Richardson, H.D. "Faculty-Work Load Study,and Analysis,"College and University, Vol. 43, Fall, 1967, 1d8-114. 9

161. Roecbe, J.E. ,"Superior Teaching in Junior Colleges: ResearchNeeded," Improv. College and University Teaching, Vol. 16, Winter,1968, 33-35.

162. Rogers, J.F. "Staffing Our Colleges In The Present Decade,"Teach. College Rec., Vol. 67, November, 1965, 134-9.(Same Cond. Ed. Digest, Vol. 31, March, 1966, 26-28.)

163. Roueche, J.E. and McFarlane, W.H. "Improved Instruction in theJunior College Key to Equal Opportunity," J. Higher Education,Vol. 41, December, 1970, 713-722.

164. Russell A.L. (Comp. by). "Peabody Faculty Publica,tion:

January-December, 1966," Peabody J. Ed., Vol. 45, March, 1908,

258-275. r165. Sagen, H.B. and others. "Improving Faculty In-Service Programs:

Implications of the NCA Seminars for Inexperienced CollegeTeachers," The North Central Association Quarterly, Vol. 46,

Winter, 1972, 331-334.

166.

167.

Samples, M.K. "College Teaching: An Escape From Teaching?"Today's Education, Vol. 58, 1969, p. 40.

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Scott, lobert C. "Faculty Concepts and the Community College,"Cont. Learning, Vol. 8, May-June, 1969, 121-123.

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168. Shaw, P. "Po]eitics of Reform in HigherEnglish, Vol.1'33, December, 1971, 294.303

ducation," College

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169. Shipman, M.D. "The ChangAng Role of the College of Education

Letturer," Paedagogica Etjropaea, Vol. 5, 1969, 137-145.

170. Silverman, R.J. "Puttilt All Together," J. Higher Education,

Vol. 42, January, 1971, 64-67.

171. Simmons, J.C. "Whai is a Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Faculty

Unit," College and University,5

Vbl. 46, Fall, 1970, 33-36.

172. Singer, Derek S. "Do We Need A Community College Institute?"J.C. Journal, Vol. 39, ober, 1968, % -40. t

173. Smith, Max S. "A Co-operative Training

Program," J.C. Sournal, Vol. 37, October, 1966, 27-29.

174. Solomon, R.B. "Preparation for:Teaching in Two-Year Colleges,"Improv. College and University' Teaching, Vol. 16, Spring, 1968,

125-127.

175. Spellman, R.C. ."MoV.vating Community College Faculties To Use

Syotematic Instructional Techniques," Educational Technology,

Vol. 11, October, 1971, 32-33.

176. Spurr, S.H. "Faculty Power Versus Student Poi!ier," abody J. Ed.,

Vol. 48, October, 1970, 37-41.

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177. Stander, P. "Vital Role of The Unorthodox In College Teaching,"J. Teach. Ed., Vol. 19, Summer, 1968, 133-138.

178. Steinberg, D. "Experienced Faculty," Colleges Managem6t, Vol. 5,

March, 1970, 28-29.

179. Stoops, John A. "Teachers for the Community College," The

Community College in Higher Education, Lehigh University, Bethlehem

Pennsylvania, November, 1966, 51-67 (includes panel discussion

review).

180. Stowe, R.A. "How to Improve Quality of Instruction Without

Hiring, Firing-or Spending," College and Unitrersity Business,

Vol. 51, December, 1971, 60+.

181. Stratton, A.G. "Needed: The Doctor of Arts in Collegd-Teaching,"

J.C. Journal, Vol. 39, May, 1969, 19-23.

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182. Svob, Michael J. "Prestige or Practicality: The Choice BetweenUniversity and Junior College English Teaching," CollegeComposition Commun., Vol. 20, May, 1969, 105-109.

183. Swanson, Richard A. and Sisson, David J. "The DevelopmentEvaluation and Utilization of a Departmental Faculty AppraisalSystem," Journal of Industrial Teacher Education,,Vol. 9, Fall,1971, 64-79.

1.84. Tanner, D. "Influencing Student Opinidn In The College Class-Robm," J. Ed. Res., Vol. 62, September, 1968, 30-33.

185. "Ten Fallacies In Search Of A. Faculty," Educational Forum,Vol. 35, November, 1970, 45-48.

186. Upton, John H. "Role Conflict and Faculty Confidence in Leader-.

ship," J.C. Journal, Vol. 42, February, 1971, 28-31.

187. Upton, Joh* "Role. Expectations of Faculty and Trustee GroupsFor the Community Junior College°President dnd Relationships,Between Intergroup Differences and Selected eiterion Variables,"(Ph. D. dissertation), Center for Study of Higher.Education,Ann Arbour, Michigan.

188. Venuto, Louis rjv "Ney Promise for Teacher Preparation," JuniorCollege Jour0 Vol. 42, February, 1972, 22-28.

189. Wahlquist, John. T. "A New Horizon-College Teaching," The DeltaKappan, No. 8, April, 1966 437-441.

190. Walberg, H.J. "Academic Presidgnt: Colleague, Administratoror Spokesman?" Ed. Rec., Vol. 50, Spring, 1969, 194-199.

191. Waller, Robett Alfred. "I's on the Importance of Teaching,"Improving College and University Teaching, VOL 19, Summer, 1971,

. 196-197.

192. Watman, T.J. "Improving Teacher Effectiveness," Clearing House,Vol. 46, November, 1971-January; 1972, 190-192, 254-256, 310-320.

193. Weaver, C.N. "Fiat Yepr In College Teaching," ImprovingCollege and University Teaching. Vol. 18, Summer, 1970, 183-184.

194. West, C.P. Trot Priority For Faculty," Liberal Education,Vol. 57, Dece ber, 1971, 521-528.

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195. Wiegel, R.C. and others. "Differences in Course Grades and StudentRatings of Teacher Performance," School and Society, Vol. 99,

. January, 1971, 60-62.

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196. Winn, I.J. "Inner Boundaries,of Higher Education," 'Phi Delta'

Kappan, Vol. 52, January, 1971. 294-296.

197. Wolff, Florence Y. "TeaChereg Potpourri: A SurveNd Evaluative416Criteria for Faculty Promotion in College and University Speech

Departments," Speech Teacher, Vol. 20, November, 1971, 281-283.

198. Woodring, P. "Two Roads F r Thp College Professor," Today's Ed.,

Vol. 57, Noyember, 1968, 2 26.

199. .Young, J.A. and Langfod, C.H. "Recognition of IndJ$ridual

Students in Large Claska; Problem and One Solution," (illus.)Journal of ChaVcal, Education, Vol. 4Q, December, 1971, 795-796.

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1. "Admissions Counselor's Bibliography," J. Nat. Assoc. College

Admin. Counsel, Vol. 14, June, 1969, 32-9.

2. Aiken, L.R. (Jr.) "Three Alignment Charts For Uge In Selective

Admissions," (illus.) J. Ed. Res., Vol. 2, Septembei, 1968, 14-17.

3. Astin, A.W. "College Admissions: A Systems Perspective,"Current Issues In Higher Educations Vol. 26, 1971, 91-109.(Same Cond. Journal of Higher 'Education, Vol. 42, Nov ember, 1971,

629-647.)

4. Astin, A.W. "Open Admissions and Programs for the Disadvantaged,"Journar-of Higher Education, Vol. 42, November, 1971, 629-647.

5. Austin, G.R. and Ryan, B. "Computer Assisted uidance In Pre-

dicting Probable Admission to Institutions of Higher Education,"

(illus.) Journal of Educational Data Processing, Vol. 8, No. 4,

1271, 18-23.

6. Ballantyne, R.H. and others. "Some Side Effects of Admission

Policies and Their Implications," (illbs.) College-and University,

Vol. 45, aummer, 1970, 585-605.

7. Bard, B. "Counselors, Computors and College Selection," ( illus.}

School Management,'Vol. 13, September, 1969, 44-46+.).

8. Beale, A.V: "Evolution 9f College Admission Requirements,"J. Nat. Assn. College Admin. Counsel, Vol. 15, November, 1970,

14-15.

9. Bea6mont, A.G. and Larson, A.T. "Do They Really Want Me?"(illus.) J. College Placement, Vol. 28, October, 1967, 79+.

'10. Binning, Dennis W. "Admissions: A" Key to Financial Stability,"

Liberal Education, Vol. 57, May, 1971, 173-180. .

11. Boisue, E.G. "Application of a Minimum Loss Stratedy in Lite Selection

of Cut-off Points in College and University Admissions," llus.)

College and University, Vol. 43, Winter, 1968, 131+.

12. Bucci, Frank A. "How Important Are Registrars and Admissions

Officers?" College and University, Vol. /46, Spring, 1971, 191-19811

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13. Callaham, M. "Admission Into College And The College Band,"School.Musician, Vol. 39, August, 1967, 76+;

14. Campbell, David P. "Admissions- PoliciO: Side Effects and TheirImplications," American Psychologist, Vol. 26, July, 1971,636-641.

15. Chamberlin, L.J. "Who Will Go To"College? The Selective AdmissionsMovement," (illus.) Ill. Ed., VOL 55, November, 1966, 123-126.

1.6./ Clarke, R.B. and Galett, H.B. "Predicting Units Needed ForCollege Entrance," Personnel and Guidance Journal, Vol. 46,Zember, 1967,d275+. . - V

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17. Ct'abb, A.L. "What College Have You Chosen?" Peabody J. Ed.,vol'. 47, September, 1969, 65-66.

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18. Crobs, W.C. and Rocker, P.N. "College Admissions !Tinning -'A Professional Service for Students," National Association of- .

Women Deans and Counsellors Journal, Vol. 34, Summer, 1971, 153-159.

19. Crossland, Fred. "Politics and Policies in College Admission,"The Deltp Kappan,' March, 1965, 299-302.

20. Davey, A.G. arkd'Rangell, G.A. "Ways of Improving the Selection ofStudents," (biblio.), University Quarterly, Vol. 26, Winter,1971, 66-76.

21. DiCkey, Frank G.: "The Statusof Specialized Accreditation,"Junior College 4Ournal, Vol. 42, August-September, 1971, 14-17.

22. Dyer, H.S. "Changing Roles in College Admissions," Phi DeltaKappan,.Vo. 46, March, 1965, 318-21.

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23. Eddy, E.D. "Pretense and Honesty in College Admissions,"School and Society, Vol. 95 November, 1967, 415+.

24. Etzioni,,A. "PoliCy of Open Admissions," Current Issues in Higher

Education, Vol. 26, 1971, 110-120.

25. Finch, C.R. "Predicting Mathematics Achipement in TechnicalTrainidg," Voc. Guid. Quarterly, Vol. 16;Imarch, 1968, 191.1-

26.. Gleazcn, Edmund, J. (Jr)...--"To Deliver on the Promise -.The

Central Issue," A Day at Santa Fe - A Series of Lectures..Santa Fe Junior College, Gainesville, Florida, 1971.

27. Grose, R.J. and others. "Registration Activities for Small

Colleges; Registration, Calendar and Records" College and

University, Vol. 43, Summer, 1968, 619-22.A

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'28. Henderson.andlithers. "One to One: High School Counsellor

- Meets College Admissione'Officer: A Demonstration," College

sand University, Vol'. 44, Summer, 1989; 503-514. 31/*

29. Hills,, J.R. and others. "Nine Critical Questions About Selective

College Admissions," Personnel and Guidance J., Vol. 45, March,

1967, 640 -7.

30.. Hooter', David E. "The Admissions Function In Public UrbanColleges and Universities," College and.University,"liol. 47,

February, 1971, 63-69.,4

31. Humphreys, L.G. "Fleeting Nature of the Predictionof College

Academic Success," Journal Ed. Psychol., Vol. 59, October,

1968, 375+.o

32. Huther-, John W. "The Meaning'of the Open-Door Policy: A National

Survey of the Presidents of Public Two-year Colleges," (Unpublished

dissertation)., AnnArbour, University of Michigan, 1970.

33. .Huther, John W. "The Open Door: How Open Is It?" J.C. Journal, (

Ir. 41, No: 7, April, 1971, 24-27:.

34. Jackson, M.L. "Needed: New Rules in the College Admissions Game,"

Phi Delta Kapyan, Vol. 46, March, 1965, 336-9.

, 35. Johnson,.R.W. and others. "Validation of Freshman Orientation

Testing Battery," Ed. and Psychol. M., Vol. 28, Summer, 1968,

437-440.

34.1 Keefe, R.M. "Privat Education and the Critical Matrix of College

Admissions," J. Nat. Assoc. Adm. Counsel., Vol. 15, May, 1970,,5-7+.

37. Kintzer, F.C. and others. "What University and College AdmissionsOfficers Should InowAbout Two-Yearopolleges," -College and University,

Vol. 42, Summer, 1967, 459-478.

38. Knapp, R.R. etal. "Suggested Effects of Experience with a CollegeEntrance Examination on Measurable Effects of Anxiety,.Depression and Hostility, Ed. and Psychol. M., Vol. 27, Pt. 2,

Winter, 1967, 1121+.

39. Knoell, D.M. "Are Our Colleges Really Accessible to the Poor?"J.C. Journal, Vol. 39, October, 1968, 9+.

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40.' Knoell, D.M. "Alternative Enrollment - Attendance Patterns,"ERIC - Junior College Research Review, Vol. 5, No. 9, May,1971.

41. Koontz, J.W. "Whiz Kids! Students Program College's ComputerizedRegistration," J.C. Journal, Vol. 38, March, 1968; 68+.

42. Kurland, N.D. "More People than Places or How to InsureEquality of Opportunity AmOng Equals When There Are More EqualsThan Opportunities," College and University, Vol. 43, Winter,1968, 221+.

43. Lewis, D.W. ,"Pick Your College Placement Bureau Carefully,"Vocational Guidance Quarterly, Vol. 16, December, 1967,.116+.

44. , Lewis, I.G. and others. "Problems in the Admission of CommunityCollege Transfer Students," College-and University, Vol. 43,Summer,44968, 589-590.

456 McLeod, Narshall W. "Student Enrollment Growth," J.C. Journal,Vol. 42, December, 1971-January, 1972, 21-23.

46. Mate, H.E. "Role of the Admissions OffiCer," College and UniversityVol. 44, SumRer, 1969, 705 708..

47. Meeth, L.R. "Innovative Admission Practices for tte LiberalArts College," J. Higher Ed., Vol. 41, October, 1970, 535-546.

48. Morgan, L.B. "Calculated Risks: A Study of Success," Collegeand University, Vol. 43, Winter, 1968, 215+.

49. Morrison, J.R. "Factors Influential in College Selection,"Clearinghouse, Vol..42, January, 1968, 265+.

50. Newman, T.R. et al. "College and University Acceptance of HighSchool Art Credits for Admission," (illus..) Art. Ed., Vol. 21,October, 1968.

51. G.D. "Admissions and the Private College," School andSociety, Vol. 95, March 4, 1967, 148-1491

52. 'Olson, R.F. "Memo to Parents; Grouping, Grading and CollegeAdmissions," J. Sec. Ed., Vol. 40, April, 1965, 153-155.

53. ' Pearson, J., Logan F.A. and Beath, P.C. "Three Views of StudentParticipation in College Admissions," J. Nat. Assoc. Col. Adm.Counsel, Vol. 14, September, 1969, 13-17.

(5 . Phelps, M.O. and A.W. Astin. "Recent Findings from the ACE

Research Program: Implications for Collgge Choice and Admissions,"College and University;' Vol 44-Summer, 1969, 341-356.

'55. Rabineau, L. "Plea to AdmissionsCollege Management, Vol. 7, Fall,

56. Roueche, J.E. and Hulbert, H.S.of the Low Achiever,", J. Higher4968, 453+.

Officers and Some1972, 0-31.

"Open-Door College:Education, Vol. 39,

Advice.

The ProblemNovember,

57. Roueche, J.E. and Sims, D.M. "Open-Door College or Open-DoorCurriculums," J.C. Journal, Vol. 38, February, 1968,,18-19.

58, 44 Shaw, S.L. et al.- "Knowledge Equals Credit or How to EnterCollege as a Sophomore," College and University, Vol. 43,Summer,,1968, 534+.

59. Skinner, V.P. "Speaking Out:. The Verbal Aptitude Test;Flagrant Discrimination for College Admission," Ind. SchoolsBulletin, Vol. 29, December, 069, 22-24.

60. Sproule A. "Entry to Colleges of Education: Easier at R.E.

Centers," Times Ed. Sup., March, 1968.

61. Stanley, Julian C. "Predicting College Success of the EducationallyDisadvantaged," Science, Vol. 171, February, 1971, 640-647'.

62. Stordahl, K.E. "Student Perceptions of Influences on CollegeChoice," J. Ed. Res., Vol. 63, January, 1970, 209-12.

63. Straus, Rebecca S. "Open Admissions 1970: The Audacious Experiment,"Teachers'College Record, Vol. 72, May, 1971, 513-518.

64. "Survey of Budgetary and Management Practices Among AdmissionsOfficers In, merican. Colleges and Universities," J. Nat. Assoc.College Admin. Counsel., Vol. 14, Jiith, 1969, 2-14.

65. Waters, Elinor. "The Other Generation Gap: Admissions ProceduresFor Adult Students," Journal of College Student Personnel, Vol.

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12'November, 1971, 464-466.

66 Weidlen, E.R. "What's Wrong With College Admissions?'" EducationalDigest, Vol. 37, December, 1971, 35-38.

67. Westland, G. "Selection, Performance, and Assessment," UniversitiesQuarterly, Vol. 25, Summer, 1971, 344-352.

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68. Whitla, D.K. "Admission to College: Policy and Practice,"Phi.Delta Kappan, Vol. 46, March, 1965, 303-6.

69. Whitla, D.K. "Research in College Admissions," Nat.'Soc. StudyEd. Yearbook, Vol. 0; Pt. 2, 1969, 81,101.

70. Young, R.W. "College Admissions Policies: Index or Enemyof Education?" School Shop., Vol. 30, November, 1970, 45-47.

71. Zimmerman, W.S. and Michael, W.B. "Comparisdh of the Criterions,Related Validities of Three - Colleges' Entrance ExaminationsWith Different Content Emphasis," Ed. and Psychol. M.,Vol. 27,Summer, 1967, 407+.

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L. "A Sampling of Community College Activities 1n Environmental,Education," Environmental Education In The Community College,American Association of Junior Colleges, Washington D.C., 1971,75-79.-,

2. Adams, Stuart. Collegelievel Instruction in U.S. Prisons -

An:Exploratory Survey. Los Angeles, University of California

School of Criminology, January, 1968.

3. Adams', Stuart, and'Connolly, John J. "Role of Junior Colleges

in the. Prison Community," J.C. Journal,'Vol. 41, March, 1971,

92-98. '-

4. Adkins, Winthrop R. and Jennings, Fiank G. "Development of

Life Skills Curricula in Community Junior Colleges," ERIC

Junior College Research Review, Vol. 5, May, 1971, 2-6.

5. Anderson, James R. "Geography in the Two-year College,"

J.C. Journal, Vol. 41, February, 1970, 40-43.

6.' Arnfield, Nancy. "Humanities in a Community College,"

Journal of General Education, Vol. 20, October, 1968,209-217.

7. Bates, Ken O. and Jewell, Ruth L. "The Mountain Campus,"

J.C. Journal, Vol. 40, April, 1970, 35+.

8. Beals, Lester. "An Experiment in International Education,"J.C. Journal, Vol. 40, April, 1970, 35+.

9. Birkhead, Guthrie S. "Urban Studies Education," Urban Education,

Vol. 6, April, 1971, 32-46.4

10. Bloom, Eleanor O. "Cognitive Composltion Comes to the Community

College," J.C. Journal, Vol. 41, March, 1971, 58-61.

11. Cahill, William T. "What Do Students Really Need?" Compact,

Vol. 5, April, 1971, 38-40.

12. Carsey, J.N. and Schwing, Carl. "Promises and' Pitfalls of,

Environmental Technician Education: The American Community Colleges,

Environmental Education In the Community College. American

Association of Junior Colleges. Washington D.C., 1971, 37-43.'

13. , Cohen, Jerry M. "Maryland's Community College*of the Air,"

Junior College Journal, Vol. 42, October, 1971, 33+.0

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14. Clarke, J6R. "A Proposal for a Teacher's.Aide Training program,"J.C. JourBal; vol. 3.,6,11 May, 1966, 43 -45.

15.' Clarke, Stephen'O. "Secularization and the-Liberal Arts College,"Liberal Education, Vol. 57, October, 1971, 385-393. /

-16. "ComMunity Service Programs: State Colleges and Universities,"School and Society, Vol. 100, February, 1972, 81-2.

17. "Curriculum: Interdisciplinary Insights; Symposium," (illus.).Teachers College Record, Vol. 73, December, 1971, 157-319.

.18. DeBernardis, Amo. "An Educational Shopping Center," J.C. Journal,Vol. 40, May, 1970, 24-27.

19. Feirer, J.L. "Sidestep the Exotic For the Needed," Industrial:

Arts-and Vocational Education, Vol. 61, January,-1972, p. 15.

20. Fetcher, Clay M. "An Honors Semirtar For the Social Sciences,"J.C. Journal, Vol. 40, February, 1970, 54+.

21. Fordyce, J..14. "A Significant Role in Teacher Education)"J.C. Journal, Vol. 36,.April, 1966, 13-20.

22. Fox, Vernon. Guidelines for Corrections Programs in.Communityand Juniortolleges. Washington. D.C., American Associationof Junior Colleges, 1969.

23. usaro, J.F.J.O. Journal,

24. Gage, RobertCollege," J.

"Toward Library - College Media Centers,"Vol. 40, April, 1970, 40-44.

W. "Developing a Health Program for the CommunityAm. Col. Health Assoc., Vol. 19, February, 1971,

152 -158.'17

25. Gatewood, Herman W. "Chowan Graphic Arts Program Keys Pace,"J.C. Journal, Vol. 41, March, 1971, 56-57.

26. Gillie, Angelo C." "Search for a Statewide Framework: OccupationalEducation in Pennsylvania," J.C. Journal, Vol. 40, April,

'1970, 15+.

27. Goodrich,A. "Minority Group Programs In Community/Junior Colleges,"(illus.) Social Education, Vol. 36, February, 1972, 120-124.

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28. Grede, johfl F. "Trends in Occupational Education: Illinois,"J.C. Journal, Vol. 40, April, 1970, 20-26.

29. Griffith, Alice B.J.C. Journal, Vol.

30. Hardy, Norfleet.J.C. Journal,,Vol.

"Building the Quality Book Collection,"40, June-July, 1970, 16=20.

"Community Service Through Great Decisions,"40, March, 1970, 41+.

31. Hart, J. "Nebraska -Free Technical FoJ,lege," (illus.)American Education, V . 8, January, 1972, 8-12.

32. Hayward, S. "Liberal Arts College in'a World in Transition,"Liberal Education, Vol. 51, December, 1965, 486-96.

33. Heath, G.L. "Counter Culture As Counter Technoversity; StanfordMid-,Peninsula Free,University," Educational Forum, Vol. 36,January, 1972, 247-253,

34, Heath, G. Louis. "Needed: A College of the Human Environment,"Educational Leadership, Vol. 29, December, 1971, 261-264.

35. Hill, Rusqell H. "Non-Book: A Writing Text That Isn't,"J.C. Jour al, Vol. 40, February, 1970, 22-24.

36. Hillson, H.T. "New York City's College Bound Program," Nat.

Assoc. Sec. Sch. Prin. Bul. Vol. 53, October, 1969, 22-32.

37. Humphreys, Lloyd G. "The Curriculum Never Changes - Only TheReasonb for Offering it Change," Journal of College ScienceTeaching, Vol. 1, October, 1971, 40-43.

.38. Kelley,.Win. "Speech - Status, Trends, Innovations in4California,J.C. Journal, Vol. 495 April, 1970, 27-29.

39. Key, Erskine C. "Maintaining .a Dynamic Curriculum," Improv.

College and University Teaching, Vol. 17, Spring, 1969, 138-140.

40. Kinsinger, Rokert E. Education for Health Teqnicians - AnOverview. A4Report to the American Assoc. efalunior Colleges.

Was D.C./'

41. Kintzer, Frederick C. "Innactive Junior College Continuing

Education," Improving College and University Teaching, Vol. 19,1971, 228-231.

42. Kirkwood, Ronald. "Humanities for the Non-Transfer Student," 4'J.C. Journal, Vol. 42, June-July, 1972, 17-19.

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43. Kirst,' M.W. and Walker, D.F. "Analysis of Curriculum Policy' Making,"(biblio.) Review of Educational Research, Vol. 41, December, 1971,479-509.

44. Knoell, Dorothy M.Vol. 35, May, 1965,

45. Kopelkei Phyllis B,Persepective on NewJune-July, 1971, 14-

"Focus on the Transfer Program," J.C. Journal,

5-9.

and Koch, Moses S. "A Community Colleg%Careers," Junior College Journal, Vol. 41,16.

46. Krause, E.D. and Krause, L. "Colleges That Produce Our BestScientists:, A Study of The Academic Training Grounds of a LargeGroup of Diatinpished American Scientists," Sci. Ed.,Vol. 54, April, 1970, 133-140.

47. Lahti, Robert E. "Graphics: A Catalyst to InstitutionalIdentity," J.C. Journal, Vol. 41, No. 1, 1971, 10-13.

48. Larkins, A.G. and Shaver, J.P. "Hard-nosed Research and theEvaluation of Curridula," Teachers College Record, Vol. 73,February, 1972, 415-422.

49. Leeb, David and Prentiss, William C. "Learning Through Partifipation,"J.C. Journal, Vol. 40, May, 1970; 22-23.A\Journal

50. Leininger, Joan E. "Video Taping Speech Classes at OaklandCommunity College," J.C. Journal, Vol. 41, November, 1970, 29-32.

51. Lewis, Darrell R. and Thompson, Fred A. "Improving Junior CollegePrograms To Better Meet The Need for Economic Understanding," National

Business Education Association Yearbook, No. 8, 1970, 191-197.

52. Lohof, p.A. "American Studied Makes Its Way into the JuniorCollege,`" J.C. Journal, Vol. 39, March, 1969, 48-51.

53. Lboak, John G. and Beal, Bubye. "A Survey of Psychology in theJunior College," J.C. Journal, Vol. 40, 1970, 62+.

54. Loughlin, R.L. "The Community Colleges and Civilization,"School and Society, 141. 96, March, 1968, 176-177.

55. MacDonald, Curtis C. "B.E.O.O.P. Learning," J.C. Journal,

Vol. 40, March, 1970; 57+.

56. Macon, Robert L. "International Education at Big Bend," J.C.

Journal, Vol. 41, March, 1971, 82-84.

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57. McCabe, Robert H. "A New Course: Man and Environment," J.C. Journal,

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77. Gleager, C. "College President vs. the Questionnaire," Ed. Record,

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79. Goode, John M. and Stinson, W.I. "A Model Resource Distribution

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80. Granle, John A. and Singer, Donald L. An Assessment of andDesign for that Portion of the Education Code Deilling with theCalifornia Public Community Colleges. (unpublished doctoral

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81. Hall, George L. "Ten Commandments for Trustees," J.C. Journal,

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82. Hall, James F. "Program for the Community College," The Community

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84. Harper, W.A. "How Community Colleges are Organized, Started,

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85. Harper, W.A. "New Junior College President," School and Society,

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86. Hartnett, Rodney T. College and University Trustees: Their

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87. Hatfield, Carol. "No More Rubber-Stamp Board,". J.C. Journal,

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88. Heruierson, A.D. "Brick-Throwing at the Colleges," NASPA J.

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89. Hodson, G. "A New Law for Colorado," J.C. Journal, Vol. 38,

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90. Hoffer, W. "Mid-city Campus Capitalizes on Prime Property,"

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91. Hostrop, R.W. "Interviewing Presidential Candidates; QuestionsTrustees Asked Prospective Community College Presidents," (illus.)

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92. "How Institutions are Coping With the Financial Crisis,". Collegeand University Business, Vol. 49, November, 1970, p. 21.

93. "How One College Put a Stop To Its Deficit Operation. College

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94. Huber, William H. "Channelling Students for Greater Retention,"College and University, Vol. 47, February, 1971, 19-29.

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98.. Irving, Mike. "Metrication: Administrators Should StartCounting.COoto," Can. University and College, Vol. 6, March-April,1971, 48+.

99. Irving, Mike. "Metrication: How To Survive the Coming CampusRevolution," Canadian University and College, January-February,1971, 24+.

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