The author attempts to furnish a frame of reference which can be of assistance to the student contemplating seeking a Ph.D. and possibly to those advising him. (Author)

Authors' hope that this critical evaluation can place Carl Rogers' assumptions into perspective; they propose a compromise program meant to satisfy the basic aims of a humanistic psychology program. For Rogers' rejoinder see AA 512 869. (MB)

A more extensive review of the National Academy of Sciences report Physics in Perspective'', (D. A. Bromley, Ed.) than appears in SE 506 510. Describes major conclusions concerning graduate training, areas of future research emphasis, and the need for public education concerning the nature of physics. Suggests priorities for the allocation of…

The author contends that quota systems can be used to increase minority group numbers in graduate schools of social work, thus providing an effective means of breaking down the institutional racism and contributing toward making social work education more relevant. (Author)

Interviews with professional women in higher education point out that major obstacle to full acceptance of women as professionals is male chauvinism--among females too. (Author)

Outlines the undergraduate and graduate programs in Foreign Language Education at Florida State University. (FB)

Survey of part-time graduate students at six English universities and colleges reveals 70 percent were teachers, 14 percent engaged in research, 55 percent were motivated by earning higher salaries, 40 percent to qualify for better jobs and 48 percent by interest in subject and research. (IR)

Described is a program for training teachers to deal with learning disabilities which combines inservice education and graduate study. (KW)

The difference between the requirements for teaching in the West and the Orient are analyzed. (CK)

Suggests that human survival is the organizing principle with which to restore America's fractionated universities. (Author)