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The Role of Lake Superior State University in Promoting Economic Development in the Eastern Upper Peninsula: A Survey of Attitudes and Ideas of Key Officials and Business People.
Childs, Sally A.; And Others – 1989
The Lake Superior State University Economic Development Survey gathered information to guide the university in deciding how it might most effectively expand its involvement in economic development efforts in the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Fifty key officials and business people assessed the university's past and potential helpfulness in…
Descriptors: College Programs, Economic Development, Higher Education, Program Development
Demographic Problems and Opportunities.
Osborn, Frances P. – 1986
A comparison of Monroe County projections of high school graduates and the March 1986 Rochester Labor Area Summary points to some excellent opportunities for marketing Monroe Community College (MCC). Projections of high school graduation rates show a 25% decrease in the number of graduates between 1989 and 1991, while the demand for entry-level…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Employment Projections, Enrollment, High School Graduates
Priority Concerns of Five Groups Involved in Experiential Education Programs. Learning in Work Research Program. Technical Report.
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Jipp, Lester F.; And Others – 1980
To determine programmatic concerns to aid in the establishment or expansion of experiential education programs, a study gathered data by use of a mail questionnaire sent to nineteen experiential education programs in California, Florida, Massachusetts, and Ohio. The five constituent groups sampled were students, teachers/administrators, program…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Employer Attitudes, Experiential Learning, High Schools
Toward the Year 2000. Delta College Committee of 100 Report, 1989.
Hetzler, Robert L.; And Others – 1989
In fall 1988, the Delta College (DC) Board of Trustees appointed a committee of 100 citizens from Saginaw, Bay, and Midland counties to study current college operations and develop recommendations for future directions for DC in the areas of programs, facilities, and finance. Three subcommittees were formed to examine each of these areas. The…
Descriptors: Advisory Committees, Citizen Participation, Citizens Councils, College Curriculum