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Culp, Marguerite McGann – 1987
This paper applies business marketing principles to college student services, introduces a model for measuring the life cycle of a service, outlines strategic planning procedures, and describes the implementation of a comprehensive student service marketing program at Seminole Community College in Florida. An overview of marketing defines…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Marketing, Planning, Program Development
J W K International Corp., Annandale, VA. – 1980
This planning guide, written for those developing new education programs and those attempting to improve existing educational services, uses a family planning education program to illustrate the planning process in a practical, step-by-step approach. Each of the five chapters - How to Plan and Evaluate Your Program, Client Education, Community…
Descriptors: Educational Improvement, Educational Objectives, Family Planning, Models
Kansas State Dept. of Education, Topeka. – 1981
This document provides the guidelines to develop a state-wide plan for a continuum of services for deaf-blind individuals. This paper extrapolates from the development of a model plan in Kansas a general set of procedures and policies that can be used by other states and proposes a series of steps for developing a plan for deaf-blind services. The…
Descriptors: Deaf Blind, Delivery Systems, Group Activities, Individual Needs
Sale, June Solnit – 1990
Recommendations for national child care policy are offered. It is recommended that the Federal Government, in partnership with the states, expand subsidies to support low-income families' use of high quality child care programs and arrangements. In partnership with the states, the Federal Government should expand Head Start and other compensatory…
Descriptors: Community Information Services, Coordination, Day Care, Early Childhood Education