This document presents the findings and recommendations of a resource group in charge of improvement of educational opportunity in Connecticut for the master plan for higher education in Connecticut. Due to the major finding of a need for more flexibility of degree offerings and requirements within the state, the group makes the following…

This document presents an anthology of syllabi of courses taught or proposed during 1969-70 in the field of Womens Studies. The courses originated in a variety of manners. In some colleges, students pressed for courses based on the insights and challenges of women's liberation material. In other institutions, faculty offered interdisciplinary…

The subject of women's studies has become prevalent on many college campuses over the past few years. This document presents a collection of essays, bibliographies and syllabi concerning the growing field of women's studies. The subjects include women in literature, women in history, women in the American economy, sex and politics, sociology of…

This document on women's studies is organized into 3 major parts. The first section offers a listing of women's studies courses presently being offered in colleges and universities throughout the U. S. The second part presents a carefully selected group of course outlines and bibliographies that would be of interest to those interested in forming…

This document on women's studies presents essays on the subject, a review of the special collections on women, and an annotated bibliography of materials dealing with women's studies and women's liberation. The essays presented include such topics as teaching about women, women in education, all male students and women's liberation, the feminist…

Educational experiences can now be an important element for people who want to obtain a college degree but were unable to because of the limited structure of traditional schools. This can be achieved through the nonresidential school in higher education that emphasizes student-environment interaction. If the nonresidential school is to be a…

Presented are model statutory provisions for the education of handicapped children which are intended as a supplement to regular school laws. (The model statutes originally appeared in State Law and Education of Handicapped Children: Issues and Recommendations and have been announced as ED 056 452 and EC 040 597.) A model law for compulsory school…

The Army Graduate Student Program is a financial assistance program sponsored by the Army to help college graduates who are qualified dietitians, physical therapists, and occupational therapists complete the requirements for a master's degree in their specialties. Dietitians selected for this program may do graduate work for a master's degree in…

The fourth in a series of nine proposed reports on the evaluation of Wisconsin's County and District Fairs, this report has three objectives: (1) to study the relationship among various factors associated with fair and grandstand attendance, the number of exhibitors, and the amount of state aid fairs receive, as well as the amount they pay out in…

The recently passed Education Amendments of 1972 authorize large amounts of money to support projects designed by educational institutions themselves for the following purposes: (1) encouraging the reform, innovation, and improvement of postsecondary education, and providing equal educational opportunity for all; (2) the creation of institutions…

These proceedings summarize the content and activities of a conference attended by continuing education deans and directors in Ohio's public and private 2- and 4-year institutions of higher education, administrators of nursing homes, and community mental health personnel. Focus is on the major goal of the conference: To examine, with respect to…

This paper surveys approaches that are deemed practical for instructional use of radios and computers by satellite transmission. For each of the two instructional technologies a brief history is provided, a survey of the evaluation studies of effectiveness is given, and a concluding section on planning for application is provided. Because the…

The author of this article adopted a geographers' methodology for mapping "perception surfaces," the images which a group of people have of geographic space. The purpose of the study was to find an explanation for the widespread migration of young people from rural to urban areas. (Author/GC)

This article explores the development of higher education for women in the United States in terms of coeducation, evolution of women's colleges, cooperating institutions, and the role of women as faculty members. For journal availability, see SO 505 800. (Author)

Notes that although the concept of integration, decentralization and community control have particular contemporary meanings acquired through recent court decisions and urban controversies, these same concepts were meaningful and important to blacks in Brooklyn almost 100 years ago. (Author/AM)