The new edition of "Library and Reference Facilities in the Area of the District of Columbia" contains information on 426 libraries. It describes information facilities that offer service to the public. Some libraries serving only a restricted clientele are also identified and described because they possess unique or specialized…

This brochure is the third edition of a publication designed to give brief information about educational opportunities in the United States for graduate studies in water resources. The 65 universities listed from 42 states are all members of the Universities Council on Water Resources. For each university, a brief description of the program is…

This directory lists, alphabetically by state and city, the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the organizations and people who are able to reach minority groups to tell them about affirmative action programs for job training and job opportunities. At the end of many of the state entries are listed organizations which have statewide or…

This directory is intended to help teaching volunteers find jobs in New York State. The types of programs provided by the agencies listed include adult basic education, bilingual education, migrant education, and ghetto teaching. Information is given about certification and licensing requirements in New York State and New York City, as well as…

This directory is an attempt to identify arts and humanities programs and courses in the elementary and secondary school of the San Francisco Bay Area as perceived by teachers and administrators who have developed them. Questionnaires were distributed, and interpretation was left up to the person filling them out as to what constitutes the…

A directory of new school buildings in Pennsylvania with open-space construction and those which recently renovated or built a new wing designed for open-concept teaching is provided. Entries are arranged by county, and with counties by school district. School address, contact person (and his/her address and telephone number), and a brief…

Divided into two major parts, Health Manpower and Minority Group Employment, this annotated bibliography was prepared to assist individuals concerned with developing health occupations programs, those contemplating health careers projects and/or related activities, and those involved in minority group recruitment activities in the health field.…

This publication contains an annotated directory of ecological personnel, primarily those associated with biology departments, an annotated catalog of ecology and related courses for each college and university, and a description of the various formal field stations currently used in ecological teaching or research. For each name entered in the…

The purposes of this directory are to provide a ready reference for individuals and organizations with rural interests; to provide a sense of perspective on the various professions, ethnic groups, and special concerns represented by national organizations with rural interests; and to facilitate cooperation among organizations with similar…

This selected, annotated bibliography covers general Canadian resource materials. The bibliography is divided into two parts. Part one is a national bibliography of materials about Canada in general which includes guides to bibliographies, retrospective (history) materials, current materials, newspaper and periodical directories and catalogs,…

The directory covers the U.S. and Canada. (AG)

This issue is designed to give information on pollution control equipment, monitoring instruments, engineering services including analytical testing services, chemicals, and laboratory supply houses. Entries are in alphabetical order within each of the seven sections. The address and phone numbers of each company are included. (MA)

Advocates the development of a "resource directory" of local industries by a school district. The directory could list the names of industries which would provide: (1) tours; (2) speakers; (3) the use of specialist equipment and laboratory facilities; (4) the use of libraries; and (5) personal links for teachers. (CP)

Presents a directory of 52 federal government offices and programs which employ historians in the Washington, D.C. area. For each entry, the following information is given: agency name, name of the official in charge, address, and telephone number. (Author/DB)

This source guide is the result of a larger study done to assess information about the new field of park resource interpretation. It contains those sources identified by a random sample of persons in the field. The bibliography is divided into 11 categories and includes the usual bibliographic information. (MA)