A school and a small manufacturing plant cooperate to share by-products and to improve the community. (GB)

Summarizes a report that describes housing where student groups lease, purchase, or even develop their own living quarters. Considers the birth of the movement, federal student housing programs, and a view to future programs. (Author/DN)

An outreach program for welfare families where both parents cooperate. (Editor/MU)

A statewide occupational advisory council can build connecting links'' between schools in communities, areas, and in the state. (Editor)

Examples of innovative programs developed between universities and industrial firms were discussed at a recent symposium. Examples are summarized. (DF)

Describes the Consortium for Higher Education in Religious Studies (CHERS), a consortium of 6 colleges and 5 seminaries in southwest Ohio. (HS)

Describes the development of a system for materials dissemination and retrieval by the Association of Gynecology and Obstetrics. (HS)

Chemistry Teaching Associate Program brings chemistry teachers from high schools to a university campus and treats them as college faculty members. Intensive cooperation among professors, teachers, and graduate assistants has resulted in the revision of undergraduate curriculum and stronger pre-service programs. (PS)

At The Pennsylvania State University, approximately 2,300 students are enrolled in five two-year engineering technology programs that lead to an Associate Degree in Engineering. The university coordinates these programs, faculty, facilities and equipment at 18 branch campuses. Adapted from paper presented at International Conference on the Trends…

The developing economy and educational system of Taiwan may be receptive to the efforts of junior college leaders in the United States working in cooperation with educators in Taiwan. (MS)