This ccourse for non-engineers is designed to lead the student through an awareness of the many areas in which technological advances affect his daily life to the recognition of the broader social implications of that same technology. (Author/TS)

Author describes new media, programs and products the publishing industry invents and provides to improve engineering education information systems. (IR)

A study of current recruiting methods and how they influence prospective technician students. Technical Education is a bimonthly supplement to Industrial Arts and Vocational Education. (Editor/GB)

Summarizes results of a behavioral research study of the preferences of 358 office workers. (Author)

Describes an Ed.D. thesis at Cornell University which is In-Service Education for New York Teachers of Agriculture in Specialized Instructional Area of Agricultural Mechanization." (GB)

Adult farmer education programs in Georgia utilize area adult teachers who work cooperatively with regular teachers of vocational agriculture. (GB)

Based on a paper prepared for a colloquium sponsored by the National Liaison Committee for Foreign Student Admissions, Wingspread, Wisconsin, June 16-17, 1970. (IR)

Seniors in eleven eastern U.S. urban, suburban, and rural secondary schools were surveyed regarding occupational choice, especially engineering, in relation to attitudes about science and non-science courses. Researcher concludes science courses seem to discourage more than they attract career choice. (JM)

Explains how a standard electronic computer function helps 2-man student teams solve engineering problems assigned as homework. The MOD function increases students' learning rate, helps them to understand theory and obtain correct answers in a system where a major percentage of their grades is based on homework results. (WM)