This is a report of a project begun in May, 1970 and completed in January, 1971 to enable veterans released from military service to seek a college career, to train staff members to work with veteran students on the campuses, to investigate establishment of a Testing and Advisement Center for veteran students of the Los Angeles Community Colleges,…

This survey was concerned with various indices of access to college for Mexican-Americans in the Southwestern U.S. Results are based on the responses of college administrators at a sample of 153 institutions. Principal findings of the survey include: (1) An estimated 144,000 Mexican-Americans were enrolled as undergraduates in Southwestern…

The Career Assessment Program (CAP) is described as a uniform system by which students, with the aid of their counselor, will be able to assess the status of their post-high school educational and/or career plans. Included in the document is the career assessment form for high school seniors, guidelines for its administration and interpretation of…

A variety of ways in which hospital education (educational and training programs for employees and sometimes patients and the public) based on a hospitalwide educational philosophy can be organized and operated are discussed. (LH)

Educational opportunities once denied the handicapped are opening up gradually in a University of Kansas program to eliminate its architectural barriers. (Author)

The author discusses three significant events, which are altering the educational future of military personnel: establishment of the Community College of the Air Force in 1972; expiration of the G.I. Bill in 1976; and formation of the all volunteer Army. He suggests that this will affect the education of military personnel adversely. (KC)

Because the church reaches such a large segment of the population, it must assume the responsibility for shaping attitudes among young blacks and disseminating information about educational opportunities. (Author/AM)

Empirical questions about the cause of inequality and political (value) questions about the desirability of certain solutions are addressed in this critical analysis of Robert Ennis' article "Equality of Educational Opportunity." (DS)

Explores some of the reasons why women should seriously consider accounting as a major course of study in college. (Author/RK)

Today there is a need for an increasing number of properly trained Spanish-speaking and culturally sensitive teachers and administrators. The glaring disparity between the number of bilingual educators at all levels and the Hispanic American population manifest this as a priority. (Author/NQ)

Examines the experience of instructors using one major CAD (computer-assisted design) system, VersaCAD. The author provides an overview of the variety of training, funding, and curriculum opportunities available to those teaching CAD. (CT)

Educational mobility and opportunities in Reykjavik, Iceland, were analyzed concerning educational reform. Data were studied concerning the educational attainment of 426 adults (aged 32-37 years) from Reykjavik. Upper levels of the system are relatively open to individuals of diverse origin, but the lowest educational strata are more closed. (SLD)

This article reviews some problems and concerns of older Americans and specific considerations facing community education if it is to be a feasible delivery system for providing educational opportunities for older adults. (JOW)

This article provides a synthesis of viewpoints expressed in the preceding articles, with particular regard for the three principal uses of the personal computer in continuing education. The author looks at concepts of teaching and learning, learner autonomy, and the diverse opportunities the personal computer provides for continuing education.…