The thaw in the cold war, financial crisis, and rising visibility of serious domestic problems have combined to reduce support for international programs of US colleges and universities. This monograph examines circumstances behind the present crisis, reassesses the goals and structure of international programs, and suggests new directions such…

The Sir Evelyn Wrench Travelling Fellowship for Librarians 1969 was awarded to Antonia J. Bunch. In this personal account of her one month tour of the United States, the author reviews her impressions of the twenty-one hospital and health science libraries she visited. (MM)

The Exchange Program between Southwestern Oklahoma State University (Weatherford, Oklahoma) and the College of Santa Fe (New Mexico) is described. (NQ)

Describes an exchange program between a cooperative nursery school and a nursing home in which children were paired with nursing home residents. Discusses selecting and preparing child and adult participants, planning and supervising group and class activities, and teaching children about death and illness. (CB)

Describes a program for the exchange of delegations of scholars between the United States and China. This program of scholarly exchanges was recently negotiated by a group representing United States academic institutions and a counterpart group in the People's Republic of China. (JR)

Increased cross-registration is not only enlarging the opportunities for students at all of the colleges, but it is also helping these schools to become more aware of what the others can contribute to a cooperative effort. (9 references) (Author)

The Council of International Programs offers exchange of professional and cultural experiences through study-oreintation and fieldwork programs. (HS)

A program that gives students a year of study at another university seems to be providing them with widened academic horizons, greater enthusiasm for their careers and studies, and some valuable lessons in maturity and self-confidence. (Editor)

Author, Senator from Arkansas, discusses educational exchange since the enactment of Public Law 79-584, known as the Fulbright Law. (MB)

University students demand a curriculum centering on man and society. (CK)

A summary of the impressions of a four-man commission requested to evaluate a foreign study experience and a review of the efforts of another group of study directors to establish some type of reporting and evaluation of American Programs in Spain. (RB)

Through the Rotary Foundation, increasing numbers of young people are able to study and travel in foreign countries. (HS)

The Albuquerque Committee for Foreign Visitors offers foreign visitors an understanding of the American Indians' past and his place in the twentieth century. (IR)