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Teaching Technical Writing and Editing -- In-House Programs That Work. Anthology Series No. 5.

Shaw, James G., Ed. – 1976

The 12 articles in this publication provide indepth treatment of important aspects of in-house training programs for technical writing and editing. The articles deal with the following topics: the value of an in-house writing course, teaching in industry, developing an in-house writing course for engineers and scientists, a new approach to…

Descriptors: Editing, Engineers, Guides, Industrial Training

Linking Education and Industry at Two-Year Colleges: The Raymond Walters College Experience. NCCSCE Working Paper Series.

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Flory, Harriette – Community Services Catalyst, 1986

At Raymond Walters College (RWC), a two-year branch of the University of Cincinnati, the concept of developing linkages with business and industry began in 1983 with the creation of a new administrative office of Educational Services and a new community advisory board, the RWC Work and Learning Council. Though RWC provides noncredit training in a…

Descriptors: Associate Degrees, Community Colleges, Cooperative Education, Engineering Technology

The Connector, 1996.

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Connector, 1996

Four newsletter issues address aspects of adult immigrant education for employment. The first focuses on the manufacturing industry, with articles describing a Pima County Adult Education (Arizona) program concerning quality standards, an El Paso Community College (Texas) program for employees of companies in transition, and survey results on…

Descriptors: Adult Education, Community Colleges, Curriculum Development, Education Work Relationship