Industrial Education is attempting to bring all of its components into an integrated effort to provide continuous growth for students. Six concepts basic to this attempt are vertical articulation, horizontal correlation, individual alternatives, common decision-making base, appropriate learning outcomes, and flexibility. (Author/KP)

Describes the cooperative community education program begun by three Galveston County public school districts and the local community college. (Author/DN)

The Associated Colleges of Central Kansas have a cooperative library program that gives students access to 300,000 volumes and 2,800 periodicals. This is possible through a central computer book listing and a telephone hotline. (PG)

The Junior College Journalism Association's certification'' procedure is an evaluative device that facilitates the transfer process by indicating which community college journalism courses meet certain standards. (RN)

Describes the multi-purpose activities of Nelson and Colne College of Further Education in England. (MB)

Discusses New York's all co-op La Guardia Community College, an institution serving largely economically and educationally disadvantaged students. (HS)

Schools in New Jersey have found that by putting their heads together, they can slash the whopping costs of computers. (Author)

The library for the Bank Street College of Education in New York City and its laboratory school reflect the policy of interrelating divisional programs, serving school children, graduate students, and professionals with minimal distinctions. A current experiment is intershelving of print and audiovisual materials. (JS)

Author suggests three changes in campus governance to end the present disenfranchisement of faculty, deans, trustees and presidents: (1) Realignment of authority among campus constituencies; (2) improved communications; and (3) decentralization in governing and managing processes. Adapted from paper presented at National Conference on Higher…

Articulation is possible but the vocational objective of the student must be paramount, the means of achieving articulation secondary. (Editor)

How vocational educators in one state contrived to win recognition for occupational programs in the master plan for higher education. (Editor)

Discusses briefly a practical interdisciplinary educational program which would offer the patient early and continued treatment. The program involves improved and uniform treatment requiring the training and coordination of all deliverers of health care in the community, with the major responsibility resting with professional personnel.…