How to organize a meeting and get the help you need from an advisory committee. Technical Education is a supplement to Industrial Arts and Vocational Education. (Editor/MU)

Reports innovations in student-sponsored course evaluation developed through an experimental communications-evaluation project. (Editor/IR)

Presents committee recommendations of student and administration committee at Union College, designed to protect purposes of education while encouraging open discussions on drugs. Stipulates that responsibility for health and quality of college rests with students themselves. (CJ)

Presented is a report of the American Chemical Society's Polymer Core Course Committee. Includes committee activities, list of eight objectives (such as determining general course topics, evaluating available texts), and a discussion of how several of these objectives were accomplished. (JN)

Discusses advisory committees and their role in promoting business education programs and providing relevant input to business education teachers. Describes the organization and effective use of advisory committees. (JOW)

Outlines the Universal Availability of Publications (UAP) program and the place therein of the UAP Congress. Presents the observations made by the Preparatory Committee for the congress on the UAP programme and on a number of problems concerning the disparities between developed and undeveloped countries in publication availability. (Author/JL)

Examines ways in which committees are used in institutional governance in higher education. Discusses the impact of campuswide committees on the ability of administrators to work effectively, maintain a leadership role, and make prompt decisions. Identifies the negative factors involved in committee use and suggests alternatives to remedy…

A detailed introduction to the use of committee hearings in evaluation is given. Two applications of these procedures (in a state-level evaluation and by a local text selection committee) illustrate both the feasibility and the costs of using hearings as an evaluative format. (Author/AL)

Sex education in Beaverton (Oregon) is provided through a volunteer, after-school program set up and administered by parents. This article discusses the program's controversial origins and its present success. (WD)

A sample of chief student affairs officers (N=10) reported on their practices and opinions regarding the use of search committees in the selection of new staff members. Citing a number of disadvantages, particularly the time involved, the respondents still believed the advantages were well worth the costs. (Author)

Examines several situations where linkage between industry and education exists. These include advisory committees, sharing of equipment by industries and schools, and placing a vocational instructor in an industrial setting for an extended period of time to experience the changing workplace. (CT)

This article seeks to find what the nine Regional Advisory Councils in England have done to implement the third ACSTT (Advisory Committee on the Supply of Training of Teachers) Report. The author examines the concept of restricted or extended levels of management training as perceived by the report. (Author/CT)