Descriptions of seven undergraduate environmental studies programs are presented. Each description includes information about program goals/objectives, curricula offered, and (when applicable) name and address of individual to contact for additional information. (JN)

Descriptions of four graduate environmental studies programs are presented. Each description includes such information as degree(s) offered, program goals/objectives, curricular emphasis, and (when applicable) name and address of individual to contact for additional information. (JN)

Presents descriptions of special programs in environmental studies. They include: historical geography (University of Illinois); internship program (Miami University); public service projects (Miami University); philosophy of ecology program (University of Montana); and a research program at the Center for Conservation Biology (Stanford…

A study by the McDonnell Douglas Corporation reveals that time will erode the ranks of promotable managers unless action is taken long in advance of need of them. To meet this problem, the Douglas Management Institute was formed, a two-year middle-management developmental program. (Author/DS)

An attempt is made to distinguish between "social work service" and "social work method or practice: by incorporating a firm definition of service as the first component of the social worker's practice theory model, an increase in the quality of the helping process as well as increasing accountability is expected. (CS)

The author has reviewed some drug abuse prevention programs outlining such aspects as the basic orientation and comprehensiveness of the programs and the audiences to whom the programs are directed. Conclusions are presented about drug education programs based on opinions of drug education experts, and suggestions are included for a model that…

Outlines the positive and negative arguments for the inculcation of neutrality in school systems and the role of teachers in making decisions in such situations. (RK)

A power technology program includes internal combustion engines, units in rocketry, electric motors, and future power sources. (GR)

Discussed are the tasks and methods of Albert Manzi, a man who has been instrumental in teaching over one million Italians to read and write through the two courses he gives on educational television. (LS)

Offers practical suggestions for the organization of local World Future Society chapters. The activities of the Puget Sound chapter in Washington serve as examples of ways in which membership interest can be maintained by use of effective monthly programs. Strategies for getting speakers and program publicity are discussed. (AM)

Proposes a three-dimensional model of content for the study of technology. The dimensions are elements (humans, information, energy, tools, processes, materials); contexts (transportation, production, communication); and levels (cybernation, mechanization, handcraft). (CT)

The behavior modeling concept is discussed and ways of building these models on film or tape are presented. Points that are examined include (1) dressing the set, (2) perfect versus coping performance, (3) real versus neutral content, and (4) negative versus positive examples. (CT)