Author argues that economic/planning models in education are inadequate in either describing educational change or in strongly influencing educational policy. These models have implicitly asserted, but their applications have not fully demonstrated, tight relationship between education and economic growth. (Author/CB)

The purpose of this article is to provide sufficient information about the concept of individualized inservice education so that other administrators can organize such programs within their school systems. (Author)

A discussion of Planning Programming Budgeting Systems (PPBS). (MB)

Student volunteers operate an International Education Center at the University of Oregon. (HS)

Higher education may be contributing to its demise unless it sets as its goal the moral and intellectual health of individual and society. (Author)

What began as a hypothetical approach to educational forecasting is now gaining momentum as a workable consensus gathering technique for all phases of educational administration and planning. (Editor/HS)

Discusses higher education in the next decade. (PG)

Discusses the progress and activities of a project designed to aid black colleges and universities. (HS)

National policy for higher education will be shaped in the halls of Congress with or without the benefit of advice from the academic community. (Author)

Study investigates applicability to educational planning by developing a computerized interview capable of implementation by schools possessing a medium sized third generation computer. Results indicate that computers can relieve counselors of essentially clerical chores so they can devote more time to intensive student counseling. Sample…