A program sponsored by Sheldon Jackson College (Alaska) educates and trains native Alaskans to work in the classrooms of their village schools as teacher aides or full-time staff. (RN)

Serving thousands of students each year, TV College of the City Colleges of Chicago offers about 80 college credit courses in the areas of general education, business and teacher-training. Plans to improve the curriculum include the addition of vocational and adult education courses. (RN)

Ten guidelines for good journalism are drawn from the best characteristics of old and new journalism. (RN)

A two-year program at Sandhills Community College trains persons to be members of the mental health team in state hospitals, special schools, half-way houses, and other institutions. (HH)

A study at St. Petersburg Junior College showed that adult students in general earned better grades than college age students and that heterogeneous grouping of students does not have a bad effect on adults. (SE)

Self-pacing instruction in automotive mechanics at Central Piedmont Community College is described. Students receive recorded instruction as they view color slides in individual carrels. (HH)

Olympic College (Washington) has an outdoor education curriculum that offers courses in camping, skiing, and climbing. (MS)

The objectives of the Basic Education and Occupational Orientation Program were to provide undereducated American Indians with basic communication skills, occupational direction, counseling, and economic insights. (MS)

Occupational education programs should consider for each job the necessity as well as the availability of training, the appeal of the job to students, and the ability of the program to train students for the job. (MS)

Selected aspects of the salary structure of 2-year institutions are reviewed. Salaries of faculty by level of highest academic preparation and of selected administrative positions are summarized for institutions grouped by source of control. Information presented is based on the National Education Association's Salaries in Higher Education,…

The College and University Personnel Association's (CUPA) survey of 46 professional administrative positions reports salary ranges, nature of non-cash compensation, and correlations between position salaries and five selected indicators of institutional size. Thirty-four per cent of the respondants were junior colleges. (JO)