Considers social change and budget reductions as inevitable causes of changes in community college counseling programs. Feels that the implementation of student development concepts will involve integrated organizations. Proposes community-based and human resources development models for organizational change. (AYC)

This paper discusses the role of counselors in working with learning-handicapped children. Emphasis is on counselor preparation including such qualities as patience, perception, and a comprehensive understanding of child behavior. (RP)

This study documents the positive impact o f a career planning course on students at a Washington State Community College. (Author)

The second of a two-part series on how the University of Florida developed a plan for an integrated and coordinated system of career education, counseling, and academic advising. (Author)

Illinois State University depends on their faculty and an aggressive Student Counseling Service for student growth. (Author)

Presents the complexities involved in deciding the need and direction for compulsory education. (RK)

Analyzes the educational problem of teachers being unable to deal with the social and emotional development of their pupils, and describes a program of student self actualization and understanding of others. (AN)

Described is a computerized program which includes the following features: (1) a vocational program which helps a student evaluate his ability and suggests possible work areas; (2) an educational program which helps students plan course of study; and (3) a remedial program which corrects defects in student's previous training. (Author/CJ)

A two-year pilot program was conducted in two high schools in Kentucky presenting an interdisciplinary approach in vocational education. (Author)

A continuing study of an advisory service to students who need to change courses or universities or want to drop out. (IR)

Information collected over a three year period concerned the timing of various student decisions about college admission, sources of information, and reactions to the assistance provided by high school counselors. Entering freshmen perceived the counselor as being a helpful source of specific information but having little effect on their decisions…

Although most black and Puerto Rican students in SEEK (Search for Education, Elevation, and Knowledge), a special program, related well with their white counselors, author believes black and Puerto Rican counselors would better apply their ethnic background, understanding ideas. (IR)