This booklet relates the results of a study conducted for the year 1970-71 of Colorado institutions of higher learning. It gives a profile of newly hired faculty members and indicates the number of applicants for each position. Also presented are the working conditions, fringe benefits and faculty salaries for each college. Appendices include the…

Steps to make the teaching assistant system work better for all concerned. (AA)

This two-part article discusses short-term project contracts for adult education staff. Part one covers implications of this trend for the service and for the staff involved. Part two looks at short-term contracts from the management viewpoint. (CH)

The purpose of this publication is to provide a resource or guide for educational facilities in establishing or developing a maintenance trades organization that is sufficient to accomplish basic facilities maintenance functions. The guidelines are intended to suggest staffing levels for those routine facilities maintenance activities that are…

Teacher behavior and curriculum content and organizational schemes must be varied to meet a given youngster's learning needs. (HMD)

Discusses staffing the management science program, emphasizing the two important staffing considerations: (1) organization and (2) skill mix. (Author/RA)

Authors suggest that most of the criticism of the pool method of financing advanced further education is misdirected. (Editor/MB)

Production was increased by analyzing the duties of the staff and assigning duties to the proper level of personnel. Further improvement was made through the use of process forms and machines. (Author/NH)

There are three phases in the process of introducing and establishing staff development. They may be characterized as: What is it? How do we get started? and How well are we doing? Sooner or later, an interest in some form of evaluation is inevitable. (Author/SSH)

Describes children's librarianship as a beleaguered profession and defends the need to have professional librarians with the special knowledge and intuitive skill required for work with children. (AEA)

Distributed Data Processing, linking a central processing unit to remote computer sites, allows end users more control over their own destiny. Schools have distributed hardware and software but not talent. The primary goal of these staff experts should be to educate users as fully as they can. (MLW)

Argues that quality yearbooks are products of planning, organization, and discipline. (RB)