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Salazar, Carmen Grace; McEwen, Douglas – Camping Magazine, 1996
Strategies for working with international camp staff include speaking plain English, making camp policies and customs clear, including food from other countries in the menu, encouraging international staff to play games and sing songs in their native language, and assigning buddies to international staff. Includes tips for hiring international…
Descriptors: Camping, Cultural Differences, Cultural Exchange, Foreign Workers

Hartnagel, Douglas – College and University, 1986
The University of Massachusetts/Boston's program of short- and long-term orientation, organizational communication, career development, and professional recognition for administrative support staff is described. (MSE)
Descriptors: Career Development, College Administration, Higher Education, Interprofessional Relationship
Hall, Charles W. L. – 1982
A guide to the organization and administration of professional development efforts for student personnel workers is presented. The development of the guide was based on needs within the organization: (1) to understand processes and procedures of student personnel services and how they relate to other departments; (2) to communicate and relate to…
Descriptors: Administrator Guides, Ancillary School Services, Consultation Programs, Higher Education
Katz, Douglas S. – 1984
This report describes the benefits to vocational educators of involving volunteers in vocational programs and presents a model for planning and implementing a volunteer program. Outlined first are programmatic and nonprogrammatic approaches to designing volunteer programs. Next, in a discussion of the benefits of vocational volunteer programs, the…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Community Relations, Educational Benefits, Educational Objectives