Five different answers from 5 viewpoints on possible future directions for college and university personnel in terms of such topics as training quality researchers, graduate education, needed revisions in professional-preparation curriculums, and teaching experience. (NQ)

The author describes South Carolina's night-time educational television program for students all over the state who are interested in receiving a Master's Degree in Business Administration. (AK)

Explains the procedures of the ALA Committee on Accreditation for evaluating graduate programs in librarianship. (JS)

This paper examines two opposing views concerning whether or not the individual should direct his own learning. The author suggests a tentative approach to a solution of the institution/individual conflict. (Author/AS)

The future student personnel worker's graduate training should include a mastery of all aspects of psychological humanistic education. An experimental course based on the concept of humanistic education is described. Supporting areas of the graduate training include the behavioral sciences and research. (Author/CG)

The author discusses the application of physical and mathematical systems to non-physical social systems; specifically education and cinema, the process of analysis, synthesis, modeling and simulation. The author describes the course he has developed to instruct students in anasynthesis. (Author/RR)

A brief description of four of the major expedients that are being employed by doctoral candidates in counselling as they try to deal with problems in their research are presented. The result is a scarcity of findings having little consequence for either theory or practice. (Author/CG)

Training for college teaching is finally reaching the edge of the graduate education stage. The author examines the possibilities for further improvements and the approach employed at his university. (Author)

At Colorado State University it was found that employed engineers taking graduate courses by videotape in the plant did as well as students on campus. (PT)