THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION OF WOMEN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ITS SECOND CONFERENCE EXPLORED PROMISING FIELDS OF EMPLOYMENT FOR COLLEGE TRAINED WOMEN, PARTICULARLY THOSE WHO COULD WORK ONLY PART TIME. SPEAKERS PRESENTED A NATIONWIDE VIEW OF WOMEN IN THE LABOR MARKET, DESCRIBED THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION'S PROGRAM IN HIRING WOMEN,…

A study of cooperative education in the United States was made during the period of July 1975 through November 1977 to determine: (1) the degree to which it is a viable educational and/or financial aid mechanism for higher education institutions to adopt; and (2) the effectiveness of the federal role in supporting it. In this volume are contained…

A total of 202 companies responded to a survey of policy and practice in the employment of university and college graduates in business and industry. Among results of the survey were that 54 percent of the respondents indicated that business outlook was better than 1977 and that they planned to contact the same number of colleges as last year. The…

This report contains the results of a pilot survey of employer satisfaction with Connecticut's public college graduates from the class of 2003 conducted by the Department of Higher Education (DHE) in the spring of 2005. The project was part of a four-state project entitled, "Defining Best Practices for Responsible Accountability Models in…