The institutional facility manager can assist the consulting architect by dealing with regulatory agencies, detecting deficiencies in work early in progress, briefing new users of the building, and supplying feedback.(MLF)

Responses from 338 students in 13 classes about what the principal in their school does prompted the principal to delegate routine tasks and to instigate buildingwide activities that would stimulate interest in academic achievement, particularly reading and math. (MLF)

Outlines the factors influencing copywriter workloads and responsibilities, such as spot lengths, psychographics, continuity, station promotional activities, advertising, and graphic enhancers. (PD)

Details the evolution of the status of "academic professional" developed at Dickinson College to fill the need for a professional category for librarians and others who are neither administrators nor faculty. Faculty status, contract status, the tenure crunch, noncompetition, and arguments for the integrity of the category are…

An occupational inventory was completed by 100 Illinois electronic sales and service technicians and electronics field engineers. Data were collected on the following questions: What tasks are performed on the job by computer equipment repairers? and What tools/equipment are used on the job by computer equipment repairers? Results are examined.…

This article describes sources of occupational information available to the counselor in the field and indicates the advantages of each. The importance of career counseling in today's uncertain job market is discussed. Major schemes of classification in the world of work are identified. (Author)

To help ensure that projects are successfully completed, many architectural firms have gone to a project manager. The project manager is responsible for pulling together a team of individuals to complete the project and is given total control of the entire project. (Author)

This article proposes a "recruitment specification," with guidelines that include not only a description of duties, skills, and physical demands, but also such personal qualifications as persuasiveness, creativity, and acceptance of routine needed in a job applicant. (Author)

The role of the public health nurse is changing because of a parallel development in medicine and public health. The rapid advance of bio-medical knowledge in the last few decades has created much broader horizons for these health professionals. (KP)

Argues that the development of policy that mandates a viable job description program is one of the paramount responsibilities of school boards. Provides a sample job description form. (JF)

The use of paraprofessionals in libraries in order to free professional librarians from detail work is advocated. (SM)

Describes the job of an interior designer and what he can do for school administrators. (MF)

Forty-eight entries include journal articles, books, curriculum guides, conference reports, and speeches on career education. Topics cover general overviews, resource materials, activity units and program descriptions. (KM)