DOCUMENT RESUME ED 070 406 HE 003 640 TITLE Accredited Postsecondary Institutions and Programs Including Institutions Holding Preaccredited Status. 1971 Supplement. INSTITUTION Office of Education (DHEW), Washington, D. C. Bureau of Higher Education. REPORT NO DHEW-OE-72-198 PUB DATE 72 NOTE 159p. AVAILABLE FROMSuperintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402 ($1.25; HE 5.250:50066-S)
EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58 DESCRIPTORS *Accreditation (Institutions); *Colleges; *Higher Education; *Universities ABSTRACT This document is a supplement to, and has been prepared for use with, the 1971 edition of Accredited Postsecondary Institutions and Programs, a directory of postsecondary institutions and programs that were accredited or preaccredited as of 1970 by the regional and national accrediting agencies recognized by the U.S. Commissioner of Education. This publication includes a list of postsecondary specialized and vocational institutions and programs, a list of institutions of higher education that had attained accredited status as of September 1971, and a list of institutions or programs that had attained preaccredited status with those nationally recognized agencies as of September 1971. This supplement also includes a list of institutions that have closed, lost accreditation, changed names, or moved since the publication of the last edition. (Author /HS) I 11 FILMED FROM BEST AVAILABLECOPY
U.S :DEPARTMENT EDUCATION OF HEALTH. & WELFARE OFFICE OFEDUCATION accredited THIS DOCUMENT DUCED EXACTLY HAS SEENREPRO- THE PERSON AS RECEIVED OR ORGANIZATIONFROM INATING IT POINTS OF ORIG. IONS STATED VIEW OR OPIN- REPRESENT DO NOT NECESSARILY OFFICIAL OFFICE CATION POSITION OF EDU- OR POLICY islitioyis
I P 4 and programs 1971 Supplement The Role of Voluntary Accreditation in the United States
One of the distinctive features of American education is that the development and maintenance of educational standards are the responsi- bilities ofnongovernmental voluntary accrediting associations. The
U. S. Office of Education recognizes this contribution which the volun- tary accrediting associations have made to the development of educational quality in the Nation.
It is the policy of the Office of Education generally to support and encourage recognized voluntary accrediting associations in their respective activities, and to endorse their role as the primary agents in the development and maintenance of edu-aational standards in the United
States.
2 DHEW Publication No. (OE) 72-198 10 CD CD N- ACCREDITED POSTSECONDARY CD INSTITUTIONS AND PROGRAMS Including
Institutions Holding Preaccredited Status
1971 SUPPLEMENT
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HFALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE Elliot L. Richardson, Secretary
Office of Education S. P. Harland, Jr. Commissioner of 'Education
yl Bureau. of Higher Education Preston Va lien Acting Associate Commissioner Superintendent of Documents Catalog No. HE 5.250:50066-S U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: 1972
For Me by the ate dint et INsinesits,11.8. Goettement Priotteg Mice, Washington, D.O. 20103 - PzIos $1.2$ 4 FOREWORD
This publication is a supplement to, and has been prepared foruse with, the 1971 edition of Accredited postaiscaida Institutionsand Programs, a directory of postsecondary institutionErandprograms, which are accredited or preaccredited as of 1970 by the regional and national accrediting agencies recognized by the U.S. Commissioner of Education. Future editions of this directory will not be supplemental; rather,a complete revised compilation of all recognized accredited andpre- accredited institutions and programs will be available annually.
This publication includes the list of postsecondary specialized and vocational institutions andprograms as well as institutions of higher education which have attained accredited statusas of September 1971, together with institutions or programs which haveattained a preaccredited status with those nationally recognized accrediting agencies having recognized procedures for assigning such statusas of September 1971. This supplement also includes a list of schools which have closed, lost accreditation, changed names,or moved since the publication of the last edition. Not included in this directory are lists of institutions having approval, recognition, classification,or licensing by State agencies havingauthority to perform those functions.
Accredited Postsecondary Institutionsand Programs will provide information to officers of postsecondaryeducational institutions, guidance counselors and students atthe secondary and postsecondary level. Also, it may be of interest to Federaland State agencies as well as to nongovernmental agencies andpersons in the United States and abroad who are interested ineducation. The 1971 edition may be obtained from the Superintendent ofDocuments, Washington, D. O. 20402 at $1.25 percopy. Title and catalog number OE- 50066
44.should be given when ordering.
The Office of Education is grateful to the officers of the regional and national specialized accrediting agencies who supplied the information contained in this bulletin.
John R. Proffitt Director Accreditation and Institutional Eligibility Staff Bureau of Higher Education
iii CONTENTS
Page Foreword iii
Introduction vii
Part I Institutions Accredited and Preaccredited by the Nationally Recognized Postsecondary Education Commissions of the Regional Associations 1
Part II Professional, Technical, Occupational, and Specialized Schools or Departments Accredited and Preaccredited by Nationally Recognized Agencies 34 Allied Health Education Medical Laboratory Technician Education 35 Medical Technology 36 Medical Record Librarianship 38 Medical Record Technology 38 Occupational Therapy 39 Physical Therapy 39 Radio logic Technology 39
Architecture 43
Art 44
Bible College Education 45
Business 46
Chemistry 52
Clinical Pastoral Education 55
Cosmetology 57
Dental Education Dental Assisting 62 Dental Hygiene 65 Dental Laboratory Technology 68 Dentistry 69
Engineering Education Professional Engineering 70 Engineering Technology 73
Home Study Education 75
Hospital, oildnistration ortriegiair
Journalism 80
Landscape Architecture 81
Law 83
Librarianship 83
Medical Education Medicine 84
Music 85
Nurse Education Anesthesia 87 Practical Nursing 91 Professional Nursing 94
Osteopathic Medicine 108
Psychology 109
Public Health 113
Social Work 115/
Speech Pathology and Audiology 114
Teacher Education 116
Theology 117
Trade and Technical Education 119
Part III Institutions of Higher Education Registered by the New York Board of Regents 124
Appendix A Nationally Recognized Accrediting Agencies and Associations 126
Appendix B Accrediting Agencies and Associations Recognized by the U. S. Commissioner of Education for Preaccreditation 134
Appendix C Accrediting Bodies and State Agencies Recognized by the U. S..Commissioner of Education as Reliable Authority for the Approval of Nurse Education 138
Appendix D Institutions of Higher Education Listed by the National University Extension Association 140
vi INTRODUCTION
Unlike most other countries of the world,the United States
has no ministry of educationor other centralized authority which
exercises national control over educationalinstitutions. The
States assume varying degrees of control butpermit institutions
of higher education to operate withconsiderable autonomy. As
a consequence, institutions vary widely in the characterand quality
of their programs. In this country, private educational associations
of regional or national scope have establishedcriteria and proce
dures to evaluate institutions orprograms to determine whether
or not they are operating at basic levels of quality. Thisvoluntary,
nongovernmental, peer evaluation in education is known as accredi
tation.
The best available method of ascertainingthe general standing
or quality of a postsecondary educational institutionin the United
States is to examine its accredited status. In general, there are two kinds of accreditation, institutionaland specialized. ;Insti tutional accreditation at the highereducation level is a function
Ps. of the six regional accrediting associationswhich together cover the United States, the Canal Zone,Guaml.Puerto Rico, and the
Virgin Islands. Institutional accreditation applies to the total educational institution and, for the mostpart, includes only those institutions offering a core of liberal artsand /or general education.
This kind of accreditation signifies thatthe institution as a whole is achieving its objectives satisfactorily.
vii. 8 While the accrediting procedures of the several regional associa-
tions differ somewhat in detail, their rules of eligibility, basic
policies and standards are similar.
Specialized accreditation is conducted by a number of national
organizations, each representing a professional, technical, occupa-
ational, or specialized area such as architecture, cosmetology,
home study education, pharmacy, or social work, Specialized
accreditation, which applies to professional and vocational schools
or programs, is aimed at protecting the against educational
incompetence.Unlike the regional associations, the specialized
accrediting associations demonstrate variations among their cri-
toria for accreditation, definitions of eligibility, and operating
procedures.
In view of the differingemphases of the two kinds of agencies,
accreditation of an institutionas a whole should not be interpreted
as being equivalent to specialized accreditationof each of the
several parts or programs ofan institution. Institutional accredi-
tation does not validatea specialized program in the same manner
and to the same extentas does specialized accreditation.
The accrediting procedure for both institutional and special-
ized agencies uslurily followsa pattern of five basic steps:
1. The accrediting agency, in collaborationwith educational insti- tutions, establishes standards;
2. The institution or program seekingaccreditation prepares a self-evaluation study that measures its performance againstthe standards established by the accreditingagency.
3. A team selected by the accreditingagency visits the institution
or program to determine firsthand if the applicant meets the estab-
lished standards.
4. On the basis of evidence that the applicant meets it standards,
the accrediting agency lists the institutionor program in an
official publication with other similarly accreditedinstitutions
or programs.
5. The accrediting agency periodically reevaluates the institutions
or programs that it lists to ascertain that continuation of the
accredited status is warranted.
While accreditation indicates thatan institution meets certain
established qualifications and educational standards,accreditation
does not mean that a school is equally competent inevery respect,
nor does it imply automatic acceptance of an institution's grad-
uates or course of study. Acceptance of students or graduates
is always the prerogative of the receivinginstitution or employing
organization, which sets its own admissionor employment standards.
NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ACCREDITING AGENCIES AND ASSOCIATIONS
The U. S. Commissioner of Education is required,under the provisions of P. L. 82-550 and subsequent legislation,to publish
a list of nationally recognized accrediting agencies and associa- tions which he determines to be reliable authorityas to the quality of education or training offered by educational institutionsor programs.The following criteria for determining nationally recognized 10 accrediting agencies and essociatiuns were ,avolved and published in the January 16, 1969, Federal Re ice, replacing the original statement published in 1952:
CRITERIA
The agency or associations:
1. Is regional or national in the scope of its operation
(Regional as used here means several states);
2. Serves a definite need for accreditation in the field in which
it operates;
3.Performs no function that would be inconsistent with the form-
ation of an independent judgment of the quality of an educational
program or institution;
4. Makes publicly available (a) current ip7ormation concerning
its criteria or standards for accreditation, (b) reports of
its operations, (c) lists of institutions or educational
programs which it has accredited;
5. Encourages and gives staff guidance for institutional or
program self-study prior to accreditation;
6. Secures sufficient and pertinent data concerning the qualitative
aspects of an institution or educational program, and accredits
only those institutions or programs which after on-site
examination are found to meet the published criteria for
accreditation;
7. Has an adequate organization and effective procedures to main-
tain its operation on a professional basis. Among the factors
to be considered in this connect'.!71, are that the agency or
11 association:
(a) Clearly sets forth the scope of its accrediting activities
both as to geographical area and nature and typeof institution
or program fields covered;
(b) Has financial resources, as shown by its audited financial state-
ments, necessary to maintain accrediting operations inaccordance
with published policies and procedures;
(c) Has clear, written definitions of and procedures for (1) the
accrediting of institutions or programs, (2) placing themon a
probationary status, (3) revoking accredited status; and (4)
reinstating the accredited status of an institutionor program;
(d) Charges only reasonable fees;
(e) Uses experienced and qualified examiners to visit institutions,
to examine educational objectives, to inspectcourses, programs,
administrative practices, services, and facilities, and toprepare
written reports and recommendations forevaluation by the agency
or association, and causes such examination to be conducted under
conditions that assure an impartial and objectivejudgment;
(f) Evaluates an institution or program only with the specific
authorization of the chief executive officer of the institution;
(g) Provides for adequate consultation during the visit between the
team of visitors and the faculty, administrative staff,and students;
(h) As a result ot. the accreditation visit, furnishesa written
report to the chief executive officer of the institutionwith
comments on the institution's areas of strength,on the areas
needing improvement, and on suggestedmeans of improvement;
12 (i)Provides the chief executive officer with an opportunity to
comment upon the factual elements of the report of the visiting
team before the agency or association takes actionon it;
(j) Evaluates the report of the team in the presence of a member of
the team, preferably the chairman;
(k) Provides a regular means whereby the institutionmay appeal to the t final authority in the agency or association; (1) Reevaluates at reasonable intervals its accreditedinstitutions
and educational programs.
8. If an agency has developed a preaccreditation status, it shall have
adequate procedures and requirements for the award of such status,
comparable to those employed for the award of accredited status;
9. Reviews at regular intervals the criteria by which it evaluates insti-
tutions or educational programs, in order that the criteria shallboth
support constructive analysis and emphasize factors of criticalimportance;
10. Has demonstrated not less than 2 years experienceas an accrediting
agency;
11. Has gained acceptance of its criteria, methods of evaluation, and
decisions, by educational institutions, practitioners, licensing
bodies and employers throughout the United States;
12. Has demonstrated its capability and willingness to enforce ethical
practices among the institutions and educationalprograms accredited
by it.
In view of the criteria set forth above, it is unlikelythat more than
one association or agency will qualify for recogniUon (a) ina defined
geographical area of jurisdiction Or (b) ina defined field of program.
xii 13 specialization within postsecondary or collegiate education.
The Commissioner's list of nationally recognized accrediting agencies and associations includes the commissions on institutions of higher ed ucation of the six regional associations and 38 specialized agencies having responsibility for accrediting postsecondary institutions. The nationally recognized accrediting agencies and associations have no legal control over institutions of higher education. They merely promulgate standards of quality or criteria of institutional excellence and approve or admit to membership the institutions that meet those standards or criteria. The only power the accrediting agencies have is that of giving publicity to the list of institutions they have accredited. A list of accrediting agencies and associations recognized by the U. S.
Commissioner of Education as of September 1971 is included in this publication in Appendix A.Institutions accredited or preaccredited by these agencies may be eligible for participation in certain programs of
Federal aid to education.
PREACCREDITATION
Under the terms of the education legislation listed below, an
institution is eligibles for participation in certain Federal programs
if, among other restrictions and requirements, it is accredited by a
nationally recognized accrediting agency or association or if the U. S.
Commissioner of Education has determined that there is satisfactory
assurance the institution will meet the accreditation standards of
such an agency or association within a reasonable time.
14 The Commissioner receives applicationsfrom accrediting agencies and associations seeking recognition forpreaccreditation activities.
To justify recognition by the Commissioner,an agency shall have estab- lished procedures and requirements for such activitiescomparable to those established for accreditation. The Commissioner shall find an institution having a preaccredited status as meeting requirementsof academic eligi- bility so long as the accrediting agency certifies it to makingpro- gress towards achieving accredited status.
Higher Education Act of 1965 (P.L. 89-329) Higher Education Amendments of 1968 (Pas. 90-757) Higher Education Facilities Act of 1963 (P.L. 88-204) Health Professions Educational Assistance Act of 1963 (P.L. 88-129) Health Professions Educational Assistance Amendments of 1965 (P.L. 89 -290) Allied Health Professions Personnel Training Act of 1966 (P.L. 89-751) Nurse Training Act of 1964(NI,. 88-581) Health Manpower Act of 1968 (P.L.90-490)
THE ADVISORY COMM= ON ACCREDITATION AND INSTITUTIONAL ZIGIBILITY
This committee, comprised of 12 educators, assiststhe Commissioner of Education in fulfilling his obligations for eligibilitydetermination under several lawstand advises him on broad policy matters and specific issues relating to accreditation and institutional eligibility forFederal funding, Specifically, the committee functions to consider all currentand future policy relating to the responsibility of the Commissioner forthe recognition and designation of accrediting agencies and associations,and to advise him concerning the relations of the Office of Educationwith accrediting agencies and associations, or other approval bodies which the
Commissioner may request.
riv 1 15 PART I
INSTITUTIONS ACCREDITED AND PREACCREDITED BY THE NATIONALLY RECOGNIZE) POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSIONS OF THE REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Following the listing of each institution by State, dates of initial accreditation and of latent renewal or reaffirmation of accreditation are given. The dates given do not reflect changes in the accredited status of an institution. The initial date of accrediting, whether as a 2-year or 4-year college, is reported.
Alsolisted are allinstitutionsholding recognized preaccredited status with the various nationally recognized accrediting agencies.
The information is current as of Summer, 1971.
For the most part, the information for this listing appears as provided by the accrediting associations, with only those editorial changes necessary for consistency of format. Any questions regarding the information contained in the listing can best be answered by writing directly to the appropriate commission
of the association at the address listed below:
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools (Canal Zone, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, PuertoRico,Virgin Islands) Robert Kirkwood,ExecutiveSecretary Cormdssicrn of Higher Education 225 Broadway, New York, New York 10007
New England Association ofCollegesand Secondary Schools (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont) Robert R. Ramsey, Jr., Director of Evaluation Commission on Institutions of Higher Education 131 Middlesex Turnpike, Burlington, Massachusetts 01803
16 1 North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools (Arizona, Arkansas, Zolorado, Illinois,IndianalIowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, NewMexico, Wisconsin, Wyoming) Norman Burns, Executive Secretary Commission on Institutions of Higher Education 5454 South Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois60615
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Nevada,Oregon, Utah, Washington) James F. Bemis, Executive Director Commission on Higher Schools 3731 University Way N.E. 0104, Seattle, Washington93105
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia) Gordon W. Sweet, Executive Secretary Commission on Colleges 795 Peachtree Street N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30e0e
Bob Childers,Execut?veSecretary Commission on Occupational Education Institutions 795 Peachtree Street N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 3030e
Western Association of Schools and Colleges (California, Guam, Hawaii) Kay J. Andersen, Executive Secretary Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges c/o Mills College, Oakland,California94613
Harry D. Wiser, Secretary Accrediting Commission for Junior Colleges P. O. Box 4065, Modesto, California95352
17 2 Newly Accredited Institutions of Higher Education
Dates of Initial Accreditation and/or of Latest Renewal of Accreditation
ALABAMA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
James H. Faulkner State Junior College, Bay Minette36507 1970 Mobile State Junior College, Mobile36603 1970 Patrick Henry State Junior College, Monroeville36460 1970 Southern Union State Junior College, Wadley36276 1970 University of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham35233 1970 University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, University35486 1897-1964 *
ARIZONA
North Central Association of. Colleges and Secondary Schools litaricopaTechnical College, Phoenix 85004 1971
ARKANSAS
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Arkansas State UniversityBeebe Campus, Beebe 72012 1971
CALIFORNIA
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
California State CollegeBakersfield, Bakersfield93309 1970
Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary,tanValley 94941 1971
Jesuit School. of Theology, Berkeley94709 1971
MerVexant College, Palos Verdes Peninsula 90274 1971 Oh lone College,Fremont94537 1970
Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley94709 1971 Saddleback College, Mission Viejo92675 1971 St. Patrick's Seminary, Menlo Park94025 1971 School of Theology at Claremont, Claremont91711 1971 SkylineCollege, San Bruno94066 1971 United States International University, SanDiego 92101 California Western Campus, San Diego 92106 1956-1970 Elliott Campus, San Diego 92128 1967-1970 School ofPerforming Arts, San Diego 92101 1967-1970 UniversityofSan Diego-College for Women, San Diego92110 -- - -1956-1969
West Coast University, Los Angeles 90005 Orange County Center, Orange92668 1971
West Los Angeles College, Culver City 90230 1971
COLORADO
NorthCentral'Associationof Collegesand Secondary Schools
Arapahoe Community College, Littleton 80120 1970
Metropolitan State College, Denver80204. 1971 University of Colorado, Boulder 80302 Colorado Springs Campus, Colorado Springs 80907 1970 Denver Campus, Denver 80210 1970
CONNECrICUT
New England Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools
Hartford Seminary Foundation, Hartford06105 1970 Hartford State Technical College, Hartford 06106 1970
NorwalkState. Technical College, Norwalk 06854 1970 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, East Windsor Hill 06028 1966* Thames Valley State Technical College, Norwich 06360 1970 Waterbury State TechnicalCollege, Waterbury06708 ------1970 * omitted in1971 edition 1194 FLORIDA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Florida Technological University, Orlando 32816 1970
St. John Vianney Seminary, Miami 33165 1970
University of West Florida, Pensacola 32504 1969
GEORGIA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Macon Junior College, Macon 31206 1970
HAWAII
Western Association of Schools and Colleges Hawaii Loa College, Kaneohe, Oahu 96774 ...... -- - - 1971 Honolulu Community College, Honolulu 96817 1970 Kapiolani Community College, Honolulu 96814...... -- -- -1970 Kauai Community College, Lam, Kauai 96766 ------1971 Leeward Community College, Pearl City, Oahu 96782 1971
Maui Community College, Kahului 96732 1970
ILLINOIS
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Bethany. Theological Seminary, Oak Brook60521 1971
Lewis and Clark Community College, Godfrey 62035 1971
MCKendree College, Lebanon 62254 1970
Parks College of Aeronautical Technology, Cahokia 62206 - - -1970
Rock Valley College, Rockford 61101 1971
Spartan College of JUdaica, Chicago 60605 1971
University of Illinois, Urbana61801 Chicago Circle Campus, Chicago 60680 1970
5 William Rainey Harper College, Palatine 60067 9.971
INDIANA
North Central AssoCiation of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Bethel College, Mishawaka46544 1971
Indiana University, Bloomington 47401 Indiana University Fast, Richmond 47374 1971 Purdue University at Indianapolis, Indianapolis 46202 1969
IOWA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Divine Word College, Bpworth52405 1970
Kirkwood Community College,Cedar Rapids 52406 1970
Parsons College, Fairfield 52556 1913-1970
KANSAS
North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools
The Benedictine College, Atchison 66002 1927-1970
Butler County Community Junior College, El Dorado 67042 1970
LOUISIANA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and MechanicalCollege System, Baton Rouge 70803 1931-1964* Medical Science Units: New Orleans 70112 Shreveport 24ear Branch Campuses: Alexandria &mice Shreveport
MAINS
NemvEngland Association of Colleges andSecondary Schools Universityof Maine,Orono 04473 ceritted isfri saidtion 6 21 .
University of Maine at Fort Kent, Fort Kent 04743 1970 University of Maine at Machias, Machias04654 1970 University of Maine, Portland04103 ].970 2-year Branch at Augusta
MARYLAND
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Chesapeake College, Wye Mills21679 1970
MASSACHUSETTS
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Bristol Community College, Fall River 02720 1970
Curry College, Milton 02186 1970
Fisher Junior College, Boston 02116 1970
Franklin Institute of Boston, Boston 02116 1970
Holyoke Community College, Holyoke01040 1970
Mount Ida Junior College, Newton Centre02159 ------1970
MICHIGAN
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Macomb County Community College, South Campus, Warren 48093- - - - 1970
Oakland Community College, Bloomfield Hills 48013 Auburn Hills Campus, Auburn Heights 48057 1971 Highland Lakes Campus, Unior Lake 48085- - - - WM------Orchard Ridge Campus, Farmington ;48075 1971
Saginaw Valley College, University Center 48710 1970
Southwestern Michigan College, Dommgiac 49047 1971
MINNESOTA
NorthCentral Association of colleges and Secondary Schools
AustinStateJunior College, Austin 55912 1971
Minneapolis CollegeofArt and Design, Minneapolis 55404 - - - - -1969-1970
7 22 St. Mary's Junior College, Minneapolis 55406 1971
MISSISSIPPI
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Rust College, Holly Springs38635 1970
MISSOURI
North Central Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary,Kansas City 64118 1971 Mineral Area College, Flat River 63601 1971
MONTANA
Northwest Asscciation of Secondaryand Higher Schools
Flathead Valley Community College,Kalispell 59901 1970
NEBRASKA
North Central Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools
York College, York 68467 1970
NEW HAMPSHIRE
New England Association of Colleges andSecondary Schools
Notre Dame College, Manchester03104 1970
NEW JESSE!
Middle States Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools
Atlantic CommunityCollege,MayaLanding08330 . 1971
Cumberland County College, Vineland 08360 1970 Middlesex County College, Edison 08817 1970
8 NEW MEXICO
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
New Mexico Junior College, Hobbs 88240 1970
NEW YORK
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Adirondack Community College, Glens Falls 12801 1971
Dowling College, Oakdale 11760 1971
Genesee Community College, Batavia 14020 1971
Niagara County Community College, Niagara Falls14303 1970
Ulster County Community College, Stone Ridge12484 1970
Westchester Community College, Valhalla10595 1970
NORTH CAROLINA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools t
Isothermal Community College, Spindale 28160 1970
North Carolina School of the Arts, Winston-Salem 27107 1970
Rowan Technical Institute, Salisbury 28144 1970
W. W. Holding Technical Instt.I,1.1te, Raleigh 27603 1970
Wayne Community College, Goldsboro 27530 1970
Wilkes Community College, Wilkesboro 28697 1970
NORTH DAKOTA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
North Dakota State School of Science, Wahpeton58075 1971
OHIO
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland44106 1970
9 N> Lorain County Community College, Elyria 44035 1971
Sinclair Community College, Dayton 45402 1970
Chatfield College, St. Martin 45170 1971
Walsh College, North Canton44720 1970
OKLAHOMA
North Central Association of Colleges andSecondary Schools
Oral Roberts University, Tulsa 74105 1971
OREGON
Northwest Association of Secondary andHigher Schools
Portland Community College, Portland97219 1970
Umpqua Community College, Roseburg 97470 1970 Western Baptist Bible College, Salem 97302 1971
PENNSYLVANIA
Middle States Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools
Allentown College of St. Francis DeSales, Center Valley 18034- - -1970 Butler County Community College, Butler 16001 1971
Community College of Allegbegy County,Pittsburgh 15219 1970 Allegheny Campus, Pittsburgh 15212 1970 Boyce Campus, Monroeville15146 1970
Community College of Delaware County,Media19063 1970
Marcum Junior College, Bryn Mawr 19010 1970
Lutheran Theological Seminary,Gerttyabwg 17325 1971
Lutheran Theological Seminary,Philadelphia19319 1971
Montgomery County Community College,Conshohocken 19428 1970
Northampton County Area Community CollegeBethlehem 18017 1970
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh15206 1970 St. Fidelis College, Herman 16039 1970
Williamsport Area Community College, Williamsport 17701 1970
SOUTH CAROLINA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Baptist College at Charleston, Charleston29411 1970
Florence Darlington Technical Education Center, Florence 29501- - -1970
Orange-Calhoun Technical Education Center, Orangeburg 29115- - - - 1970
Spartanburg County-Technical Education Center, Spartanburg 29303 - -1970
Sumter Area Technical Education Center, Sumter 29105 1970
York County Technical Education Center, Rock Hill 29730 1970
SOUTH DAKOTA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary. Schools presentation College, Aberdeen 57401 1970
University of South DakotaSpringfield, Springfield 1960-1971 (accreditation of Southern State College transferred to University of South Dakota, Springfield, July 1, 1971)
TEXAS
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Angelina College, Lufkin 75901 1970
Baylor College of Medicine, Houston 77025 1970
Brazosport Junior College, Lake Jackson77566 1970
Clarendon College, Clarendon 79226 1970
LeTourneau College, Lopgview 75601 1970
Southwestern Union College, Keene 76059 1970
Texas College, Tyler 75701 1970
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11 VERMONT
New England Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools
Vermont Technical College, Randolph Center 05061 1970
VIRGINIA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Clinch Valley College, Wise 24293 1970 College of William & Mary, Williamsburg 23185 Christopher Newport College, Newport News 23606 1970 (4 year accredited as 2 year, formerly includedin accreditation of parent)
Danville Community College, Danville24541 1970
Southwest Virginia Community College, Richlands24641 1970
Thomas Nelson Community. College, Hampton 23366 1970
Virginia Wesleyan College, Norfolk 23502 1970
Wytheville Community College, Wytheville 24382 1970
WASHINGTON
Northwest Association of Secondary and HigherSchools
Bellevue Conmiunity College, Bellevue 98004 1970
Seattle Central Community College, Seattle 98122 1970
WISCONSIN
North Central Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools
Kenosha Technical Institute, Kenosha 53140 1970
Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee 53233 1970 (accreditation for selected graduateprograms transferred to Melical College of Wisconsin in 1970 from School of Medicine of Marquette University)
Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee53201 1971
North Central TechnicalInstitute, Wausau 54401- - . -- 7 1970 Name Changes as of 1971
ARKANSAS - University of Arkansas at Monticello, College Heights71655 - 1928-1966 (formerly - Arkansas A & M College)
CALIFORNIA - Lone Mountain College, San Francisco94118 1949-1967 (formerly- San Francisco College for Women)
COLORADO - University of Northern Colorado, Greeley 80631 - - - - 1916-1969 (formerly - Colorado State College)
CONNECTICUT - University of New Haven, West Haven 06516 1966-1969 (formerly- New Haven College)
FLORIDA -College of Orlando, Orlando 32803 1961 (formerly- Orlando Junior College)
GEORGIA - Oxford College of Emory University, Oxford 30267- - -- 1935-1962 (formerly- Emory Junior College at Oxford)
ILLINOIS - Chicago City Collhe, Southwest Campus, Chicago 60652- 1962 (formerly- Hogan Camkt)
- Illinois Benedictine College, Lisle 60532 1958-1968 (formerly - St. Procopius College)
INDIANA -Rose Hulman Institute of Technology., Terre Haute 47803-1916-1962 (formerly- Rose Polytechnic Institute)
LOUISIANA - Louisiana Technology University, Ruston 71270 - - --1927-1963 (formerly.- Louisiana Polytechnic Institute)
- Nicholls State University, Thibzdaux70301 1964 (formerly Francis T. Nicholls State College)
- Northwestern State University of Louisiana, Natchitoches 71457 1941-1965 (formerly- Northwestern State College)
MUNE - University of Maine at Farmington, Farmington04938 - - - -1958-1968 (formerly- Farmington State College)
- University ofMaine at Presque. Isle, Presque Isle 04769- - 1968 (formerly- Aroostook State College)
MARYLAND - University of Maryland-Eastern Shore, Princess Anne21853 - 1937-1966 (formerly- Maryland State College)
MICHIGAN -*Genesse Community College, Flint48503 ------1926-1968 (formerly - Flint Community College) 28- MINNESOTA - Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis 55404 - - 1960-1970 (formerly - Minneapolis School of Art)
NEW JERSEY - William Paterson College of New Jersey, Wayne 07470 - -1958 (formerly- Paterson State .College)
NEW YORK - Rogers College, Maryknoll 10545------NM MA I1 1949-1959 (formerly - Mary Rogers College)
O K L A H O M A - Claremore J u n i o r College, Claremore 74017 ------1950-1969 (formerly- Oklahoma Military Academy)
- Connors State College, Warner 74469 ------, -1963 (formerly Connors State College of Agriculture and Applied Science)
SOUTH CAROLINA - Midlands Technical Education Center, Columbia 29205- - 1968 (formerly- Richland Technical Education)
WASHINGTON - Highline Community College, Midway 98031 1965 (formerly- Highline College)
WISCONSIN - St. Francis de Sales College, Milwaukee 53207 - - - - - 1970 (formerly- St. Francis School of Pastoral Ministry)
Location Changes as of 1971
ILLINOIS - Thornton Community College, South Holland 60473 1933-1969 (formerly- in Harvey, Illinois)
NEW YORK - Woodstock College, New-York 10027 1944-1968 (formerly- in Woodstock, Maryland)
Closed Institutions
CALIFORNIA - Pasadena Playhouse-College of Theatre Arts, Pasadena 91101 ------_ ...... 11 ------(closed in 1969)
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - St. Joseph's Seminary, Washington 20017 - - -1959 O, (closed, September, 1971)
GEORGIA Norman College, Norman Park 31771 1956 (closed)
ILLINOIS - Aquinas Institute of Philosophy and Theology, River Forest 60305 (closed) 29 4 - Maryknoll College, Glen Ellyn 60137 1955-1966 (closed, May 1971)
- MonticelloCollege, Godfrey 62035 1917-1969 (closed)
NEW JERSEY - St. Joseph's College, Princeton08540 1964 (closed, September, 1970)
NEW YORK - Brentwood College, Brentwood 11717 1968 (closed, August, 1971)
- Our Lady of Hope Seminary, Newburgh 12550 1966 (closed, June, 1971)
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ILLINOIS - Olive-Harvey College, City College of Chicago, Chicago60628 1967 (merger between Southeast College and Fenger College- both branches of Chicago City College)
KANSAS - Benedictine College, Atchison 66002 1927-1971 (merger between Mount St. Scholastica College and St. Benedict's College)
MAINE - University of Maine at Portland- Gorham, Portland 04103- - -1960 (merger between Gorham State College and Portland College)
MARYLAND - Loyola College, Baltimore 21210 1931-1970 (merger between Loyola College and Mount St. Agnes)
MISSOURI - Maryville College, St. Louis 6314 1941-1966 (merger between Maryville College and Mercy Junior College)
NEW YORK - Colgate Rochester - Bexley- Crozer, Rochester 14620- - - - (merger between Crozer Theological Seminary, Chester, Pennsylvania and Colgate Rochester Divinity School, New York)
PENNSYLVANIA - PMC Colleges, Chester19103 1954-1968 (merger between PMC Colleges and Crozer Foundation)
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15 Candidates - 401:1teMber 1971
Dates of Initial Preaccreditation Status and Latest Renewal
ALABAMA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Albert P. Brewer State Junior College, Fayette35555 1970 Lurleen B. Wallace State Junior College, Andalusia 36420 1970
ARIZONA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Central Arizona College, Signal Peak Campus, Coolidge85228 - -- - 1971
ARKANSAS
North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools Phillips County Community College, Helena 72342 1970 Vesta* Junior College, Fort Smith 72901 1970
CALIFORNIA
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
College of Alameda, Alameda 94501 1971
College of the Canyons, Valencia 91355 1970/71
Columbia Junior College, Columbia 95310 1970/71
Cosumnes River College, Sacramento 95823 1971
Don Bosco Technical Institute,: South San Gabriel 91777 - - - -1970/71
Feather River College, QUincy 95971 1970/71
Humphrey's College, Stockton 95207 1969/70 Los Angeles Baptist College, Newhall 91321 1971
Nairobi College, East Palo Alto 94303 1971
COLORADO
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Colorado Mountain College, Glenwood Springs81601 East Campus, Leadville 80461 1971 West Campus, Glenwood Springs81601 1971
Hensley College, Rangely81648 1971
CONNECTICUT
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Greater Hartford Community College, Hartford 06106 1970
Mattatuck Community College, Waterbury 06702 1970
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Federal City College, Washington 20001 1970
GEORGIA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Clayton Junior College, Forest Park 30050 1970
Southern Technical Institute, Marietta 30060 1970 (4 year accredited as 2 year)
HAWAII
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Hawaii Community College, Hilo96720 1971
Hawaii Pacific College, Honolulu 96813 1971
Rio College, University of Hawaii, Hilo 96720 1970/71 32 ILLINOIS
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
College of Lake County, Grays Lake60030 1971
Highland Community College, Freeport 61032 1971
Illinois Central College, East Peoria61611 197].
Illinois Eastern jmnior Colleges- District 529 Wabash Valley College 1971
John A. Logan College, Carterville62918 1970
Judson College, Elgin 60120 1970
Kankakee Community College, Kankakee60901 1971
Kishwaukee College, Malta 60150 1971
Lake Land Community College, Mattoon 61938 1971
Lincoln Land Community College, Springfield62703 1971
Parkland College, Champaign61820 1970
University of Health Sciences The Chicago Medical School,Chicago 60632 1971
Waubonsee Community College,Sugar Grove 60554 1970
INDIANA
North Central Association of Colleges andSecondary Schools
Ancilla Domini College, Donaldson 46513 1970
IOWA
North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools
Des Moines Area Community College, Ankeny 50021 1971
Eastern Iowa Community CollegeDistrict Clinton Community College, Clinton, 52732 1971
Iowa Central Community College District, FortDodge Center, Fort Dodge 50501 1971
Iowa Western Community College Disiriot, Council Bluffs51501 - -Oa
33 18 Clarinda Campus, Clarinda 51632 1971 Council Bluffs Campus, Council Bluff 51501 1971
Southwestern Commn.ity College, Creston50801 1971
KANSAS
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Barton County Community Junior College, Great Bend 67530 1971
Garden City Community Junior College, Garden City 67846 1971
MidAmerica Nazarene College, Olathe66061 1971
MAINE
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute, South Portland 04106 1970
MARYLAND
Middle States Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools
Capitol Institute of Technology, Kensington20795 1970
Cecil Community College, Elkton 21921 1970
De Sales Hall School of Theology, Hyattsville 20782 7.970
Kirkland Hall.College, Easton 21601 1971
MASSACHUSETTS
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Berklee College of Music, Boston 02215 1970
Cambridge Junior College, Cambridge 02140 1971
Grahm Junior College, Boston 02215 1970
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, Boston 02115 1970
Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Buzzards Bay 02532 1970
Northampton Junior College, Northampton 01060 1970
34 19 ..... ------North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Kalamazoo 49001 1970
Mid-Michigan Community College, Harrison 48625 1971
MINNESOTA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Anoka-Ramsey State Junior College, Coon Rapids55433 1971
Bethany Lutheran College, Mankato 56001 1970
Lakewood State Junior College, White Bear Lake 55110 1970
Normandale State Junior College, Bloomington 55431 1971
Southwest Minnesota State College, Marshall56258 1970
Willmar State Junior College, Willmar 56201 1970
MISSOURI
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Three Rivers Junior College, Poplar Bluffs 63901 1970
NEBRASKA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Nebraska Western College, Scottsbluff 69361 1970
Platte College, Columbus 68601 1971
NEVADA
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Elko Community College, Elko 89801 1971
NEW JERSEY
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Brookdale Community College, Lincroft 07738 1970 Burlington Community College, Pemberton 08068 1969
Englewood Cliff's College, Englewood Cliffs 07632 1971
NEW YORK
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
College for Human Services, New York10014 1971
Columbia-Green Community College, Athens 12015 1971
Community College of the Finger Lakes, Canadaigua 1,444 1970
Hilbert College, Hamburg 14075 1971
Maria College, Albany 12208 1970
Mater Dei College, Ogdensburg13669 1971
Mount Saint Alphonsus Seminary, Esopus12429 1970
Schenectady County Community College, Schenectady12305 1970
Tompkins-Cortland Community College, Groton13073 1970
NORTH DAKOTA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Lake Region Junior College, Devil's Lake 58301 1971
OHIO
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary SChools
Columbus Technical Institute, Columbus43215 1971
Kettering College of Medical Arts, Kettering45429 1971
Lakeland Community College, Mentor 44060 1971
Mount Vernon Nazarene College, Mount Vernon 43050 1970
Urbana College, Urbana 43078 1971 OREGON
Northwest Association ofSecondary and Higher Schools
Judson BaptistCollege, Portland 97220 1970 Oregon Graduate Center, Portland 97225 1970
PENNSYLVANIA
Middle States Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools Community College of Allegheny County-South Campus, West Mifflin15122 1970 Community College of Beaver County, Freedom 15042 1970 Lackawanna Junior College, Scranton 18503 1971 Lehigh County Community College, Schecksville 18078. 1971 Luzerne County Community College, WilkesBarre 18702 1970 Spring Garden College, Philadelphia 19118 1971
TENNESSEE
Southern Aisociation ofColleges and Schools
Dyersburg Community College, Dyersburg 38024 1970 Motlow Community College, Tullahoma 37388 1970
VERMONT
New &gland Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools School for International Training, Brattleboro 05301 1970
WASHINGTON
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools . North Seattle Community College, Seattle98103 1971 -
WISCONSIN
North Central Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools
District One Technical Institute,Eau Claire 54701 1971 Western Wisconsin Technical Institute,La Crosse 54601 1970
AFRICA -SAMOA
Western Association of Schools andColleges
Community College of American Samoa,Pago Pago 96920- -- %MI - -1971
FRANCE
Middle States Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools
.American College in Paris, Paris 1968 CorrespondentsSeptember 1971
Dates of Initial Preaccredited Status and Latest Renewal
CALIFORNIA
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
California Maritime Academy, Vallejo 94590 1970
California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco94122 - 1971
California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles90057 - - 1971
Deganawidah-Quetzalcoatl University, Davis 95616 1971
East College, Martinez 94553 1971
Grove Street College, Oakland 94619 1971
Miller Community College, Los Angeles 90006 1971
Rand Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Santa Monica 90406 - - -1970
Rosemead Graduate School of Psychology, Rosemead 91770 1971
West Coast Bible College, Clovis 93612 1970
Wright Institute, Graduate Division, Berkeley 94704 1971
COLORADO
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Community College of Denver, Denver80204 Auraria Campus, Denver 80204 1971 North Campus, Denver80216 1968 Red Rock Campus, Denver80215 1968
United States International University, Colorado Alpine Campus, Steamboat Springs 80447 1970
24k CONNECTICUT
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Mohegan Community College, Norwich06360 1970.
Tunxis Community College, Farmington06032 1970
FLORIDA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Edward Waters College, Jacksonville 32209 1969/70 Flag ler College, St. Augustine32084 1970
Florida International University, Miami33144 1970
Nova University, Fort Lauderdale33314 1970
University of North Florida, Jacksonville32216 1970 (upper division)
GEORGIA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Floyd Junior College, Rome30161 1970
ILLINOIS
North Central Association of Colleges andSecondary Schools
Columbia College, Chicago60611 1970
Governors State University, Park Forest South 60466 1970 (upper division)
Illinois Eastern Junior CollegesDistrict#529,Olney62450 Lincoln Trail College, Robinson 62454 1971
Oakton Comirunity College, Morton Grove60053 1971
Sangamon State University, Springfield62703 1970
Southeastern Illinois College, Harrisburg 62946 1971 Spoon River College, Canton 61520 1970
25 State Community College of East St. Louis, East St. Louis 62201- - 1971
VanderCook College of Music, Chicago60616 1970
INDIANA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Indiana Vocational Technical College, Indianapolis 46204 Lincolnland Technical Institute, Evansville 47708 1971 Mallory Technical Institute,Indianapolis 46202 1971 North Central Regional Institute, Kokomo 46901 1971 North East Technical Institute, Fort Wayne 46802 1971 St. Joseph Valley Technical Institute, South Bend 46619 - - - -1971 Wabash Valley Technical Institute, Terre Haute 47802 1971 *Lite River Valley Regional Institute, Columbus 47201 1971
Northwood Institute, West Baden 47469 1971
IOWA.
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Area One Vocational-Technical School, Calmar 52132 1971
Eastern Iowa Community College District, Scott Community College, Davenport52801 1971
Hawkeye Institute of. Technology, Waterloo 50704 1971
KANSAS
North Central Association of Oolleges and Secondary Schools
Cloud County Junior College, Concordia 66901 1970
KENTUCKY
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Northern Kentucky State Co]Sege, Covington 41011 1970
LOUISIANA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Delgado Vocational Technical Junior College, New Orleans 70119 - - -1970
Our Lady of Holy Cross College, New Orleans 70114 1970 41 26 MARYLAND
Southern Association of Collegesand Schools
Garrett County Community College,Oakland 21550 1971
MASSACHUSETTS
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Central New England College of Technology, Worcester 01608 1971
Middlesex Community College, Bedford 01730 1971
Wentworth College of Technology, Boston02115 1970
MICHIGAN
North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools
Davenport College of Business, Grand Rapids49502 1970
Northwood Institute Midland Campus, Midland 48640 1970
Shaw. College at Detroit, Detroit48202 1971
Walsh College of Accountancy and Business Administration,Troy 48084 1971
Wayne County Community College, Detroit48201 1970
MINNESOTA
North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools
Inver Hills State Junior College, "Inver Grove Heights 55075 - - - - 1970
NEBRASKA ci
North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools
Bellevue College, Bellevue68005 1970
Central Nebraska Technical College, Hastings 68901 1971
Lincoln Technical College, Lincoln 68510 1971 42
27 NEW HAMPSHIRE
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
White Pines College, Chester 03036 1970
NEW JERSEY
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Passaic County Community College, Wayne07470 1971
Ramapo College of New Jersey, Mahwah 07430 1969
Stockton College, Pomona 08240 1969
NEW YORK
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Medgar Evers College of the City University of New York, Brooklyn 10451 1971
State University College, Oyster Bay 1l771 1968
Touro College, New York 10036. 1971
NOAH CAROLINA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Blue Ridge Technical Institute, Hendersonville28739 1970
Coastal Carolina CommUnity College, Jacksonville28540 1969 (formerly Onslow Technical Institute)
Person Technical Institute, Roxboro 27573 1971
OHIO
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Allen CounkfTechnological Institute, Lima 45801 1971
Cincinnati Technical Institute, Cincinnati 45223 1971
FourCounty Technical Institute, Archbold 43502 1971 43
28 Jefferson County Technical Institute, Steubenville 43952 1971
North Central Ohio Technical Institute, Mansfield 44906 1971
Penta County Technical Institute, Perrysburg 43551 1970
Scioto County Thchnical Institute, Lueasville 45648 1971
Tri4ounty Technical Institute, Nelsonville 45674 1970
Vanguard Technical Institute, Fremont 43420 1971
OKLAHOMA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Cameron College, Lawton 73501 1970
Oscar Rose Junior College, Midwest City 73110 1970
Seminole Junior College, Seminole 74868 1971
Tulsa Junior College, Tulsa74119 1970
OREGON
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Rogue Community College, Grants Pass 97526 1971
PENNSYLVANIA
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Westmoreland County Community College, Jeannette 15644 1971
SOUTH CAROLINA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Aiken Technical Education Center, Aiken 29801 1970
Francis Marion College, Florence 29501 1970
Morris College, Sumter- 29150 1970 TENNESSEE
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Harding Graduate School of Religion, Memphis38117 1971
John A. Gupton College, Nashville 37203 1970 Johnson Bible College, Kimberlin Heights37920------1971
Roane State Community College, Harriman 37748 1970
Volunteer State Community College, Gallatin 37066 1971
TEXAS
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Paul Quinn College, Waco 76703 1970
Southwestern Christian College, Terrell 75160 1970
University of Texas of the Permian Basin, Odessa79760 1971
University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio 78205 1971
Vernon Regional Junior College, Vernon 76384 1970
Western Texas College, Snyder 79549 ------1970
VIRGINIA
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Mountain Empire Community College, Big Stone Gap 24219 1970 New River Community College, Dublin 24084 1969/70 Paul D. Camp Community College, Franklin 23851 1969 Piedmont Virginia Community College, Charlottesville 22901 1971 (formerly- Charlottesville Area Community College)
Rappahannock Calamity College, Glenna 23149 1969
WASHINGTON
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Olympia Vocational-Technical InstitutiOaympia 98501------1971
45 30 WISCONSIN
North Central Association of Colleges and SecondarySchools
Area Vocational Technical. and Adult Education District6 Racine Technical. Institute, Racine 53403 1971
131ackhawk VocationalTechnical School, Janesville53545 1971 FoxValley Technical Institute, Neenah54956 1970
Holy Redeemer College, Waterford 53185 1970
Lakeshore Technical Institute, Sheboygan53081 1970
Moraine ParkTechnical. Institute, Pond du Lac54935 1969 SouthwestWisconsin VocationalTechnical School,Fennimore 53809 1971
WYOMING
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Laramie County Community College, Cheyenne 82001 1970
TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS
Western Association of Schools andColleges
Community College of Micronesia,Ponape, Eastern Caroline Islands 96941 1971 Occupational Education
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Occupational Education Institutions
Executive Secretary: Bob Childers, 795 Peachtree Street Atlanta, Georgia 30308
New Affiliates, June 1971
Alabama: John M. Patterson State Vocational Technical School, Montgomery 36111
Opelika State Vocational-Technical Institute, Opelika36801
Florida: Lindsey Hopkins Education Center, Miami 33132
North Technical Education Center, Riviera Beach 33404
Tomlinson Adult Education Center, St. Petersburg 33701
Georgia Pickens Area Vocational- Technical School, Jasper30143
Louisiana: Baton-Rouge Vocational-Technical School, Baton Rouge70805
Evangeline Area Tri-Parish Vocational-Technical School, St. Martinville 70582
Opelousas Area Vocational School, Opelousas70570
Orleans Area Vocational and Technical School, New Orleans70126
South Carolinas Beaufort Regional Technical Center, Beaufort29902
Columbia Regional Technical Center, West Columbia 29169
Denmark Regional Technical Center, Denmark 29042
Tennessee--State Area Vocational- Technical School, Harriman 37748
Name Changes, 1971
Alabama -- Hobson State Technical Institute, Thomasville 36784 (formerly- Richmond P. Hdteon Technical Institute)
47 32 Florida--Pinellas VocationalTechnical Institute, Clearwater 35516 (formerly Technical Education Center) PART II
PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL, OCCUPATIONAL, AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS OR DEPART- MENTS ACCREDITED AND PREACCREDITED BY NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED AGENCIES
Preceding each of the following lists of newly accredited and pre-
.accredited professional, technical, occupationalor specialized schools or departments is the name of the accrediting agency, and the name and address of its secretary or other responsible officer. Unless other- wise noted, information is current as of September 1, 1971.Accredita- tion is shown by curriculum for professional engineering and engineering
technology. Changes in institution name, status changes, and location
changes since the publication of the 1971 edition are also indicated.
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34 Allied Health Education
A. Medical Laboratory Technician Education
Accrediting Bureau of.Medical Laboratory Schools
Administrator: Hugh A. Woos ley, 3038 West Lexington Ave. Oak Manor Offices
. Elkhart, Indiana 46514
Newly Accredited Schools, 1971
Colorado-Pikes Peak Institute of Medical Technology, Colorado Springs 80903
District of ColumbiaCareer Academy, Washington 20007
Florida: Biscayne Paramedical Institute, Miami 33131 CharronWilliams College-Paramedical Division, Miami 33135
Georgia: Atlanta College of Medical and Dental Assistants, Atlanta 30309 High Forest Paramedical Academy, Atlanta30308
MichiganOakland Community College, Highland Lakes Campus, Union Lake 42086
Minnesota-Professional Business Institute, Minneapolis 55408
MissouriMissouri School of Doctor's Assistants and Technicians, Inc., St. Louis 63105
New Jersey: Lyons Educational Center, Hackensack 07601 Lyons Educational Center, Newark 02102
New YorkManhattan School for Medical and Dental Assistants, New York 10019
OklahomaSayre Junior College, Sayre 73662
Texas Navarro County Memorial Hospital, Corsicana 75110 .
VirginiaMaryview Hospital Laboratory Training School, Portsmouth 23707
Status Change, 1971
OhioSchool for Medical Associates, Cleveland 44115 (closed) 35 50 B. Medical Technology
Council on Medical Education of the American Medical Association
Secretary: C. H. William Rhe,535 North Dearborn Street Chicago, Illinois60610
Newly Accredited Schools, 1971
California: Centinela Valley Community Hospital, Inglewood Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital, Los Angeles Los Robles Hospital, Thosand Oaks Mount Zionaospital and Medical Center, San Francisco University Hospital of San Diego, San Diego
Canal Zone Gorgas Hospital, Balboa Heights
District of Columbia-Malcolm Grow U.S.A.F. Hospital, Washington
Florida Bayfront Medical Center, Pensacola
Illinois Loyola University Medical Center, Maywood
Indiana: St. Margaretos.Hospital, Hammond St: Mary Mercy Hospital, Gary St. Joseph Memorial Hospital, Kokomo
Kansas--University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City
LouisianaBaton Rouge GeneralHospital, Baton Rouge
Maryland - University of Maryland School of MedicinelBaltimore
Massachusetts: Cambridge Hospital, Cambridge Mercy Hospital, Boston
Michigan: Detroit Memorial Hospital, Detroit Harper Hospital, Detroit Hutzel Hospital, Detroit OakWood Hospital, Dearborn Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pontiac Veterans Administration Hospital, Allen Park
Mississippi-rUniversity of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg New York:. Lenox Hill Hospital, New York Mercy Hospital, Buffalo St. Lawrence School of Medical Technology, Canton State Univeksity of New York: Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn
OklahomaValley View Hospital, Ada
Pennsylvania - McKeesport Hospital, McKeesport
Rhode IslandMiriam Hospital, Providence
TexasProvidence Memorial HospitalUniversity of Texas, El Paso
VirginiaMedical College of Virginia, Richmond
WashingtonYakima School of Medical Technology, Yakima
Wisconsin: Milwaukee Children's Hospital, Milwaukee University of nsconsin, Madison Wausau Hospitai,North, Wausau
Status Changes, 1971
CaliforniaParadise Valley Hospital, National City (dropped)
GeorgiaSt. Mary's Hospital, Athens (dropped)
IllinoisEdgewater Hospital, Chicago (dropped)
IndianaGoshen General Hospital Goshen (dropped)
IowaSt. Vincent Hospital, Sioux City (dropped)
KansasBethany Hospital, Kansas City (dropped)
LouisianaSt* Fran Cis Cabrini Hospital, Alexandria (dropped)
MinnesotaSt. Joseph-Immanuel Hospitals, Mankato (dropped)
New JerseyPassaic General Hospital, Passaic (dropped)
37 ;52 New Mexico--St. Vincent's Hospital, Santa Fe (dropped)
Pennsylvania: Lankenau Hospital, Philadelphia (dropped) Sewickley Valley Hospital, Sewickley (dropped)
Rhode Island -- Woonsocket Hospital, Woonsocket (dropped)
Tennessee -Oak Ridge Hospital, Oak Ridge (droppel)
TexasGood Shepherd Hospital, Longview (dropped)
Utah -Primary Children's Hospital, Salt Lake City (dropped)
WashingtonSt. Vincent's Hospital, Spokane (dipped)
C. Medical Record Librarianship
Newly Accredited Schools, 1971
Puerto RicoUniversity of Puerto Rico School ofMedicine, San Juan
Status Change, 1971
MissouriHomer G. Phillips Hospital 'St. Louis 63113 (closed)
D. Medical Record Technology
Newly Accredited Schools1971
CaliforniaMy College of San Francisco, San Francisco
FloridaMiami-Dade Junior College, Miami
Idaho Boise State College, Boise
IllinoisIllinois Central College, East Peoria
53 3E1 MassachusettsRindge Technical Institute,Cambridge
MichiganSchoolcraft College, Livonia
New YorkBorough of Manhattan Community College, New York
TexasAmarillo College, Amarillo
Status Change, 1971
Massachusetts--St. Joseph Hospital, Lowell 01854 (closed)
B. Occupational Therapy
Newly Accredited Schools, 1971
MissouriUniversity of Missouri, Columbia
Status Change, 1971
IowaUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City 52240 (terminatedJune 1971)
F.Physical. Therapy
Newly Accredited Schools.122
New YorkRussel Sage CollegeAlbany, Albany
TexasUniversity of Texas, Southwestern MedicalSchool at Dallas, Dallas
G. Radiologic Technology.
Newly Accredited Schools, 1971
Alabaman Jackson Hospital and Clinic, Montgomery Jefferson State Junior College, Birmingham Montgomery Baptist Hospital, Montgomery
39 5 Arizona--St. Luke's Hospital, Phoenix
California: American River Hospital, Carmichael Contra Costa County Medical Service, Martinez Foothill College, Los Altos Hills Fresno City College, Fresno Harkness Community College, San Francisco Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital, Los Angeles Imperial Valley School c2 Radiologic Technology, El Centro Long Beach City College. Long Beach Mary's Help Hospital, Daly City Mercy Hospital, San Diego Mount San Antonio College, Walnut Olive View Hospital, Olive View U. C. L. A. Medical Center, Los Angeles
ColoradoSouthern Colorado State College, Pueblo
Connecticut-William W. Backus Hospital, Norwich
Delaware-St. Francis Hospital, Wilmington
District of Columbia Washington Technical Institute, Washington
Florida: North Miami General Hospital, North Miami Santa Fe Junior College, Gainesville
Georgia Medical College of Georgia, Augusta
Illinois's College of DuPage-Memorial Hospital, Glen Ellyn DePaul University-Grant Hospital, Chicago McDonough County District Hospital, Macomb
IndianaOur Lady of Mercy Hospital, Dyer
LouisianaAlton Ochsner Medical Foundation, New Orleans
Maryland: Memorial Hospital, Easton Quinsigamond Community College, Worcester University of Maryland, School of Medicine, University Hospital,, Baltimore
Massachusetts: Cardinal Cushing General HospitalBrockton Middlesex Community College, Bedford Springfield Technical Community College, Springfield
Michigan: Kellogg Community College, Battle Creek Lake Michigan College, Benton Harbor
55 40 Mercy Hospital, Bay City Northern Michigan University, Marquette St. Luke's Hospital-Delta College, Saginaw
Minnesota - Riverview Hospital Association, Crookston
New HampshireNew Hampshire Technical Institute, Concord
New Jersey: Cherry Hill Hospital, Cherry Hill Clara Maass Memorial Hospital, Belleville Memorial General Hospital, Union Middlesex County College; Edison Middlesex General Hospital, New Brunswick St. Peter's Hospital, New Brunswick Somerset Hospital-Middlesex General Hospital, Somerville W. James Marquis School of Radiologic Technology, East Orange
New York: Bronx Community Hospital, Bronx Central Suffolk Hospital Association, Riverhead Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York Community Hospital, Glen Cove Hudson Valley Community College, Troy Montefiore Hospital & Medical Center, Bronx Naval Hospital, Jamaica
gOrth Carolina Wilson Memorial Hospital, Wilson
North DakotaQuain and Ramstad Clinic, Bismarck
Ohio: Bethesda Hospital, Cincinnati Defiance Hospital, Inc.,Defiance Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, Norwalk Hillcrest Hospital, Mayfield Heights Kettering College of Medical Arts, Kettering Lorain County Community College, Elyria Mercy Hospital, Columbus Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton The Ohio State University, Columbus Timken Mercy Hospital, Canton University of Cincinnati, Blue Ash
Pennsylvania: Carlisle Hospital-Polyclinical Hospital, Carlisle Graduate Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Homestead Hospital, Homestead Temple University Medical School & Hoepital,Philadelphia
Rhode IslandWoonsocket Hospital, Woonsocket
South CarolinaGreenville Technical Educational Center, Greenville
41 56 Texas: The Good Shepherd Hospital, Longview Kurth Radiation Center Memorial Hospital, Lufkin Park Palace Hospital, Port Arthur Tarrant County Junior College Hurst U. S. Army Medical Field Service School, Fort Sam Houston
VirginiaSt. Mary's Hospital, Richmond
WisconsinSt. Luke's Memorial Hospital, Racine
Name Changes. 1971
IllinoisRush-PresbyterianSt. Luke's Hospital, Chicago (formerly -PresbyterianSt. Luke's Hospital)
KentuckyDaviess County School of Radiologic Technology, Owensboro (formerly - Owensboro Daviess County Hospital)
New JerseyGreater Paterson General Hospital, Paterson (formerly- Paterson General Hospital)
West Virginia: Alderson Broaddus College-Myers Clinic, Philippi (formerly- Broaddus HospitalMyers Clinic)
Appalachian Regional Hospital, Williamson . (formerly- Williamson Appalachian Hospital) Architecture
National Architectural Accrediting Board Secretary:Helen S. Steele, 1785 Massachusetts Ave. Washington, D.C.20036
Newly Accredited Schools of Architecture, July 1971
AlabamaTuskegee Institute, Tuskegee36088
IdahoUniversity of Idaho, Moscow83843 LouisianaSouthern University, Baton Rouge70813 MassachusettsBoston Architectural Center, Boston 02115
North DakotaNorth Dakota State University, Fargo58102 TennesseeUniversity of TennesseeKnoxville 37916 TexasTexas Tech University, Lubbock 79409 VirginiaHampton Institute, Hampton23368 Art
National Association of Schools of Art, Commission of Accrediting
Director:Joseph McCullough, Cleveland Institute of Art, 11141 East Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio 44106
Newly Accredited Schools of Art, August 1971
CaliforniaCalifornia State College, Long Beach 90801
IllinoisNorthern Illinois University, DeKalb 60115
Louisiana Tulane University, New Orleans' 70118
MichiganWestern Michigan University, Kalamazoo 49001
Minnesota -- Carleton College, Northfield55057
New YorkSkidmore College, Saratoga Springs 12866
North CarolinaUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 27514
Ohio: College of Wooster, Wooster 44691 Kent State University, Kent 44240 Oberlin College, Oberlin44074
Pennsylvan.iaHeaver College, Glenside 19038
VirginiaVirginia Commonwealth University, Richmond23220
WashingtonUniversity of Washington, Seattle 98105
59 Bible College Education
Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges
Executive Directors John Mostert, BoX 543, Wheaton, Illinois 60187
Newly Accredited Schools, 1971
Tennessee: American Baptist College of the Bible, Nashville 37207 Johnson Bible College, Knoxville 37920 Mid-South Bible College, Memphis 38112
Texas-Dallas Bible College, Dallas 75228
Name Change, 1971
PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Wesleyan College, Allentown 18103 (formerly- Eastern Pilgrim College)
Status Change, 1971
New YorkNyack Missionary College, Nyack 10960 (dropped) Business
American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business
Managing Director: Jesse M. Smith, Jr., 101 North Skinker Boulevard, Prince Hall, St. Louis, Missouri 63130
Newly Accredited Business Programs, July 1971
CaliforniaCalifornia State College, Long Beach 90801
ColoradoColorado State University, Fort Collins80521
ConnecticutUniversity of Bridgeport, Bridgeport06602
MichiganWestern Michigan University, Kalamazoo 49001
Missouri -- University of Missouri-St. Louis, St. Louis 63121
OhioJohn Carroll University, Cleveland 44118
OregonPortland State University, Portland 97207
TennesseeMemphis State University, Memphis 38111.
WashingtonPacific Lutheran.University, Tacoma 98447
Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Milwaukee University of WisconsinOshkosh, Oshkosh 54907
Name Changes as of July 1971
OhioCase Reserve Western University, Cleveland44106 (formerly- Western Reserve University)
Louisiana -- Louisiana Technological University, Ruston71270 (formerly- Louisiana Polytechnic Institute) Accrediting Commission for Business Schools
Secretary: Dana R. Hart, 1730 M Street, Na. Suite 401, Washington, D. C.20036
Newly Accredited Business Programs June1971
Alaska Alaska Business College, Anchorage95501
Arizona Gregg Business College, Phoenix 85004
Arkansas--Capitol City Business College, Pine Bluff71601
California: Bryan College of Court Reporting, Los Angeles 90005 Granite Computer Institute, Gardena 90249 Miller Community College, Los Angeles 90006 Moore's Business College, Sacramento 95814 Palo Alto Secretarial School, Palo Alto94301 Valley Commercial College, Modesto 95354
Colorado -SDI Business College, Durango 81301
Connecticut: Computer ProcessingInstitute East Hartford06108 Connecticut Stenographic Institute, New Britain 06051
Florida: Collegiate Business Institute, Orlando32801 Prospect Hall College, Fort Lauderdale 33301 Southern College of Business and Technology,Orlando 32803
Illinois: Moser Secretarial School, Chicago60611 Sawyer College of Business, Evanston 60201
Kansas: Draughon's Business College, Wichita 67214 Patricia Stevens Career College,Wichita 67208 Platt Business College, Kansas City 66101
Kentucky-Kentucky Business CollegeLexington 40507
62
47 Louisiana: Commercial College of Shreveport, Shreveport 71102 Delta School of Commerce, Alexandria 71301 Delta School of Commerce, Shreveport 71101
Maine: Andover Institute of Business, Bangor 14101 Auburn Maine School of Commerce, Auburn 04210
Maryland: Bay College,. Baltimore ITT Business Institute, Annapolis
Michigan Detroit Institute of Commerce, Detroit 48201
Minnesota: Duluth Business University, Duluth 55802 Patricia Stevens Career and Finishing School, Minneapolis 55402
Mississippi: Phillips College, Gulfport39501 Vicksburg Commercial College, Vicksburg 39180
New JerseyGranite Computer Institute, Paramus 07652
North CarolinaCecils Business College, Asheville 28802
Ohio Youngstown College of Business and Professional Drafting, Youngstown 44501
Oregon: Merritt Davis School of Commerce, Medford 97501 Merritt Davis School of Commerce, Salem 97301
Pennsylvania: Altoona School of Commerce, Altoona16601 Bradford School, Pittsburgh 15222 School of Computer Technology, Pittsburgh 15222
South Carolina: Cecils Business College, Greenville 29607 Draughon's Business College, Greenville 29609
TennesseeBristol Commerce College, Bristol 37620
Texas: Central College of Personnel Training, Texarkana 75501 Commercial College of Abilene, Abilene 79601 Commeicial College of Ft. Worth, Fort Worth 76104 Commercial College of Lubbock, Lubbock 79411 Commercial College of Midland,. Midland 79701 Commercial College of Odessa, 'Odessa79760 Draughonls Business College, Abilene 78701 Durham College of the Valley, Harlingen 78550 Rutherford College, Dallas 75204 San Angelo Business College, San Angelo 76901 Tyler Commercial College, Tyler75701 Virginias ITT Business Institute, Baileys Crossroads 22041 Princess AnneBusiness College, Virginia Beach 23452
Washington: Auerwald Business University, Seattle98101 CTC Education Systems, Lynnwood98036 Chase Business College, Vancouver 98660
West Virginia--Center College, Charleston 25301
Name Changes as of June 1971;
CaliforniaPatricia Stevens Career College and Finishing School, Los Angeles 90005 (formerly- Patricia Stevens Career College)
ConnecticutStone School of Business, New Haven 06511 (formerly- Stone Business Education)
Florida: Morris College of Business, Eau Gallie 32935 (formerly- Aladdin Business College)
Tampa College, St. Petersburg33712 (formerly Bixby Business College)
Illinois -4MI Computer Institute, Chicago 60601 (formerly- Business Methods Institute)
Louisiana--Spencer-Draughon Business College, Baton Rouge 70821 (formerly- Spencer Business College)
Maryland ITT Business Institute, Bethesda (formerly- Temple Secretarial School)
Massachusetts: Drake Business.Schools of Boston, Boston 02110 (formerly- Plus School of Business)
Salem Commercial' School, Lynn01901 (formerly- Andover Institute of Business)
North CarolinaWinealm Business' College, Winston -Salem 27102 (formerlyWinstonSalem Business College)
TexasDraughonts School of Business, Austin78701
West Virginia Morgantown Business College, Morgantown 26505 (formerly- Morgantown Business College arid: West Virginia Secretarial School) 49' Location Changes as of June 1971
Michigan Detroit Business Institute, Warren (formerly- in Detroit)
PennsylvaniaRobert Morris College, Coraopolis (formerly- in Pittsburgh)
Status Changes as of June 1971
From Schools of Business to Junior Colleges of Business:
Maine Beal Business College, Bangor awl
Massachusetts Katherine Gibbs School, Boston 02116
New JerseyKatherine Gibbs School, Montclair 07042
Pennsylvania Lackawanna Junior College, Scranton 18503
VermontSt. Joseph College, Old Bennington 05201
From Junior Colleges of Business to Senior Colleges of Business:
FloridaFort Lauderdale University, Fort Lauderdale 33301
MichiganCleary College, 'Ypsilanti 48197
Ohio Tiffin University, Tiffin 44883
South Dakota National College of Business, Rapid City.57701
Accreditation Withdrawn
GeorgiaGreenleaf Business College, Atlanta 30308
Illinois: International Data Processing Institute, Chicago 60605 Moline Institute of Commerce, Moline61265
MarylandInstitute of Computer Management, Baltimore 21202
Massachusetts: Andover Institute of Business, Springfield 01103 Fisher Junior College, Boston 02116
New HampshireAndover Institute of Business, Nashua 03060
New JerseyControl Data Institute, Millburn .07041-
50 New York--Watertown School of Commerce,Watertown 13601
North Carolina- Sanford Business College, Sanford27330
Ohio: Mt. Vernon Business College, Mt. Vernon 43050 Sinclair Community College, Dayton 45402
Pennsylvania--Educational Institute of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh15222
Utah--College of Office Automation, Salt Lake City 84111
Vermont--Champlain College, Burlington05401
Virginia--Southwestern Business College, Marion 24354
Institution Closed Accreditation Suspended
California Riverside University, Riverside 92502 Chemistry
American Chemical Society, Committee on Professional Training
Secretary: J. H. Howard, 343 State Street, Rochester, New York14650
Newly Accredited Chemistry Programs, August_1971
Alabama: Birmingham-Southern College, Birmingham 35204 University of Alabama in Huntsville, Huntsville 35807
AlaskaUniversity of Alaska, College 99801
Arizona--Northern, Arizona University, Flagstaff86001
California: California State College, Fullerton 92631 California State College at San Bernardino, San Bernardino92407 Humboldt State College, Arcata95521 San Francisco State College, San Francisco94117 Whittier College, Whittier 90608
Connecticut: St. Joseph College, West Hartford 06117 University of Hartford, West Hartford 06117
Delaware -- Delaware State College, Dover 19001
Florida: Stetson University, DeLand 32720 University of Western Florida, Pensacola32504
Georgia--Georgia State University, Atlanta 30303
Illinois: Eastern Illinois University Charleston61920 MacMurray College, Jacksonville 62550 Roosevelt University, Chicago60605 St. Procopius'College, Lisle 60532 Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville 62025
Indiana Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute 47803
Iowa - -Loral College, Dubuque52001
Kansas: Kansas State Teacher's College, Emporia66801 University of Washburn, Topeka66621 Kentucky Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond40475
MassachusettsSoutheistern Massachusetts University,North Dartmouth 02747
Nebraska -- University of Nebraska, Omaha68101
New JerseyNewark College of Engineering, Newark 07102
New York: Cooper Union, New York 10003 Hofstra University, Hempstead, LongIsland11550 Menhattanville College, Purchase 10577 Marist College, Poughkeepsie 12601 Pratt Institute, Brooklyn 11205 Siena College, Loudonville12211 State University or new York SUNY at Buffalo, Buffalo14214 SUNY at Geneseo, Geneseo14454 SUNY at Oneonta, Oneonta13820
North CarolinaEast Carolina University, Greenville27834
Ohio: Ashland College, Ashland44805 Muskingum College, New Concord 43762 Oberlin College, Oberlin 44074 Ohio Northern University, Ada 45810 Youngstown. State University, Youngstown 44503
OklahomaSouthwestern State College, Weatherford73096
Pennsylvania: Carlow College, Pittsburgh15213 Lincoln' University, Lincoln University 19352 Millersville State College, Millersville 17551 Moravian College, Bethlehem 18018 PMC Colleges, Chester .19013 Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science,Philadelphia 19144 Shippensburg State College, Shippensburg17257 Waynesbuig College, Waynesburg 15370
Puerto RicoUniversity of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras00931
Texas: East Texas State University, Commerce 75429 Midwestern University, Wichita Falls76308 Texas Southern University, Houston77004 West Texas State University, Canyon 79015
Virginia: Hampton Institute, Hampton 23368 Old-Dominion University, Norfolk 23508 Virginia Comm-wealth University, Richmond23220
. 53 68 . West VirginiaWest Virginia Institute of Technology, Montgomery 25136
Wisconsin: Carthage University, Kenosha 53140 Wisconsin State University, La Crosse 54601
NameChanges as of August 1971
ColoradoUniversity of Northern Colorado, Greeley 80631 (formerly Colorado State College)
Accreditation Withdrawn
TennesseeUniversity of the South, Sewanee37375
69 54 Clinical Pastoral Education
Association for Clinical Pastoral Education,Inc.
Executive Director: Charles B. Hall, Jr., Interchurch Center, Suite 450, 475 Riverside Drive New York, New York 10027
Newly Accredited Clinical Pastoral Programs 222
Connecticut Hospital of St. RaphaellNew Haven 06511
District of Columbia: Theological College Parish CPE, Washington 20017 Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington20012
FloridaBrevard County Mental Health Center, Rockledge32955
GeorgiaGeorgia Regional Hospital at Augusta, Augusta 30906
MaineUnited Methodist Church, Portland04111
Maryland: Baltimore City Hospitals, Baltimore21224 Brooklane Psychiatric Center, Hagerstown 21740 Crownsville State Hospital, Crownsville 21032
Massachusetts: Beverly Hospital, Beverly01915 Danvers State Hospital, Hathorne 01937 Grafton State Hospital, N. Grafton 01519 Hathorne Regional Center, Hathorne01937 Truesdale Hospital, Fall River 02720
New JerseyPrinceton Hospital, Princeton 08540
New York: A. Holly Patterson Home, Long Island 11553 East Midtown Protestant Chaplaincy (LenoxHill Hospital, New York Hospital, MemoriallHospital and Hospital for Special Surgery), New York 10021 University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester 14620 Veterans Administration Hospital, Brooklyn 11209
Pennsylvania: Sleighton Farm School for Girls, Delaware County 19063 Wernersville State Hospital, Wernersville 19565
70 55 South Carolinas Anderson-Oconee-Pickens Mental Health Center, Columbia 29202 Columbia Area Mental Health Center, Columbia29202 Greenville Area Mental Health Center-Marshall I. Pickens Hospital, Greenville 29605
West VirginiaEuntington State Hospital and Community Mental Health Center, Inc., Huntington -25709
Name Changes as of 1971
New York --Blanton-Peale Graduate Institute of the American Foundation of Religion and Psychiatry, New York 10001 (formerly- American Foundation of Religion and Psychiatry)
Virginia Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond 23220 (formerly- Medical College of Virginia Hospitals) Cosmetology
Cosmetology Accrediting Commission
Executive Directors James R. Taylor, 25755 Southfield Road Detroit, Michigan40875
Newly Accredited Schools of Cosmetology 1971
Arizona: Arizona Academy of Beauty, Tucson 85711 Career College of Cosmetology -East, Phoenix' 85014 Career College of Cosmetology-Christown, Phoenix 85015 Chenault School of Beauty Culture, TUcson 85719 Flagstaff BeautyCollege, Flagstaff 86001 Golden School of Beauty Culture, Tucson 85712 Greenlaw Academy of Beauty Culture, Flagstaff 86001 Rose -Mar College of Beauty, Bisbee85603 Rose-Mar College of Beauty, Globe 85501 Rose-Mar College of Beauty, Scottsdale 85251 RoseHar College of Beauty, Tempe 16281 Royal College of Beauty, Mesa 85201 Tucson Beauty College, Tucson .85711
California: Bartmore Beauty College,' Ontario 91761 Bartmore Beauty College, Santa Ana 92701 Bartmore Beauty College, Whittier 90602 Federico Lake Tahoe College. of Hairstyling,South Lake Tahoe 95705 Joseph's School of Beauty, Santa Barbara 93104 New Berry School of Beauty, Hollywood900e8 Suzanne's Beauty College, Anaheim 92805 Suzanne's Beauty College, Garden Grove 92641 Suzanne's Beauty College, Hawthorne 90250 Suzanne's Beauty College, RedondoBeach90277
Colorado-Highland Hills Beauty Academxy,Greeley 80631
Connecticut: Connecticut Institute of Hairdressing,The, Hartford 06103 Hartford Academy of Hairdressing, Hartford 06185
Florida-Florida BeaUty College, Jacksonville 32206
Illinois: Ippolito School of Cosmetology, Chicago 60635 La Salle School of Beauty Culture,La Salle 61301 Moline's Sterling Cosmetology School, Moline 61265 Stephen's Academy of Beauty Culture, PeoriaHeights 61614
- 1 Indiana: Metropolitan Beauty Academy, Whitestown 46075 Wright Beauty College, The, Kokomo 46901
Kansas: Academy of Beauty, Great Bend67530 Academy of Hair Design, Salina67401
LouisianaCloud's Beauty School of Ruston, Ruston 71270
Maine -- Mansfield Beauty Academy of Maine, Portland 04111
Maryland: Modern Beauty Academy, Glen Burnie 21061 Ruth's School of Beauty Culture, Bel Air 21014
Massachusetts: Fall River Beauty Academy, Fall RiVer02721 Wilfred Academy, Boston 02108
Michigan: Craig's State College of Beauty, Lansing 48910 Donbe Academy of Beauty', Warren 48092 McNeely School of Cosmetology & Glamour Make-Up, Trenton 48183
MinnesotaDuluth Academy of Hair Design, Duluth 55802
Missouri: Columbia College of Hairstyling, Columbia 65201 Kirksville College of Cosmetology, Kirksville 63501 Stapp's School of Cosmetology, Joplin64801 Weber's Coiffure International Beauty College, St. Louis 63136
Nebraska: American Beauty Academy, Omaha68107 Stewarts School of Hairstyling, ,Omaha 68132 Ohio: Lake Erie Academy of Cosmetology, Painesville 44077 Larry Moore Universitd of Hair Design, Cincinnati 45213 Preston Beauty College, Chesapeke 45619 Toledo Academy of Beauty Culture, The,Toledo43604
OklahomaLela's Beauty College, Ada 74820
OregonUniversity Beauty College, Portland 97203
Pennsylvania: Ardom Beauty Academy, Beaver 15009 Orra-Jean Beauty Academy, Erie16501
Tennessee: Helena Dye & Flanary Beauty College, Nashville 37203 Middle Tennessee Beauty School, Cookeville 38501
73 Texas: AlamoBeauty College, #1, San Antonio 78226 Jessie Lee's Hair Design Institute, Lubbock 79401 San Antonio Beauty College, San Antonio 78201 Strauch Beauty College, San Antonio 78210
Utah: American Beauty College, Bountiful 84010 American Beauty College, Salt Lake City 84109 Darrell's College of Beauty, Holladay 84117 Darrell' s College of Beauty, Kearns 84118 Darrell's College of Beauty, Orem 84057 Darrell's College of Beauty, Tooele 84074 Ex-Cel-Cis Beauty College, Salt Lake City 84101 Ex-Cel-Cis Beauty College, Salt Lake City 84106 Hollywood Beauty College, Granger84119 Hollywood Beauty College, Salt Lake City 843.16
Virginia: Lourine T. Davis' School of Beauty Culture, Roanoke 24011 Watson Beauty School, Charlottesville 22901
WashingtonGlen Dow Academy of Hair Design, Spokane 99201
West Virginia: Charleston Beauty Academy, Charleston 25301 Clarksburg Beauty Academy, Clarksburg 26301 Huntington School of Beauty Culture, Huntington25701
Wisconsin: Milwaukee College of Beauty Culture, Milwatikee53208 Milwaukee College of Beauty Culture, Milwaukee 53215 Shirlee's Institute of Hair Design & Cosmetology, Eau Claire 53701 State College of Beauty Culture, Wausau54401 Wisconsin College of Cosmetology, Green Bay 54305
Name Changes as of 1971
ArizonaCasa Grande School of Beauty, Casa Grande85222 (formerly- Western School of Beauty, Casa Grande)
Arkansas Eaton Beauty Trainibg Center, LittleRock 72201 (formerly- Fern Eaton Beauty. College)
CaliforniaFederico's Kern County College of Beauty,Bakersfield 93301 (formerly- Federico's College of Beauty)
ColoradoAmerican Beauty College, Grand Junction 81501 (formerly Western Slope Beauty College)
74 59 IllinoisLaGrange School of Cosmetology, LaGrange60525 (formerly- John & Louis Beauty School)
Kansas --House of Heavilin, Overland Park 66204 (formerly- Heavilin School of Beauty)
Maryland Warflynn Beauty College, Silver Spring20901 (formerly- listed in Washington, D. C.)
Missouri--House of Heavilin, Kansas City64110 --House of Heavilin, Kansas City64111 --House of Heavilin, Kansas City64127 House of Heavilin, Sedalia 65301 (all formerly- Heavilin School of Beauty)
Nevada Marinello - Hollywood School of Beauty, Las Vegas 89101 (formerly- Hollywood Beauty College)
New JerseyWilfred Academy, West New York 07093 (formerly- North Jersey Beauty Academy)
Oklahoma--Nirgil's Beauty College, Muskogee 74401 (formerly- Mr. Darrell's Acadenly of Beauty.Culture)
Wisconsin American BeautyCollege, Green Bay 54301 - -American BeautyCollege, Madison-Central, Madison 53703 American BeautyCollege, Madison-West, Madison 53705 - -American BeautyCollege, Milwaukee53217 - -American BeautyCollege, Milwaukee53203 American BeautyCollege, Racine53403 City College ofCosmetology, Eau Claire54701 (all formerly-Accredited School of Beauty Culture)
Accreditation Status Withdrawn
AlabamaRose Hogan Academy of Beauty Culture, Mobile36606
Arizona: Glendale Western School of Beauty, Glendale 85301 South Phoenil Western School of Beauty, Phoenix 85040
Florida: Luella & Porter's School of Beauty, Pompano Beach33060 Luella & Porter's School of Beauty, West Palm Beach 33401 Woody's Hairstyling Institute, Orlando 32803
Georgia: Academy of Beauty Culture, Atlanta30309 Columbus Beauty School, Columbus33.904 Idaho: Hollywood Beauty College, Boise 83702 Lanty School of Hair Design, Lewiston 83501 Peacock Hollywood Beauty College, Nampa 83651
Illinois: Donald Roberts Beauty School, McHenry 60050 Elgin School of Beauty Culture, Elgin 60120
Maine--Golden School of Beauty Culture, Portland04101
Missouri University of Beauty, Kansas City 64114
Nebraska: Anthis Beauty School, Omaha 68111 Franco School of Hair Styling, Omaha 68102
North CarolinaLenoir County Community College, Kinston 28501
New Jersey Park Beauty School, Newark 07102
New York Beaux Arts School of Beauty Culture, Syracuse 13202
Ohio: Brieview Beauty College, Cleveland 44114 Grace College of Cosmetology, Cleveland 44130 State Beauty Academy, Findlay 45840 White Cross Beauty School, Cleveland 44115
Oklahoma Enid Beauty College; Enid73701
Oregon: Western Beauty College, Eugene 97401 Western Beauty College, Klamath Falls 97601
South Carolina Piedmont Beauty College, Spartanburg29301
Tennessee Memphis Beauty School, Memphis 38104
Texas Texas Beauty College, Fort Worth
Virginia Harrison Beauty College, Alexandria 22304
Wisconsin,-:Scientific CollAgeof Beauty Culture, Madison 53703
76 61 Dental Education
A.Dental Assisting
American Dental Association, Council on Dental Education
Secretary: John M. Coady, 211 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611
Newly Accredited Dental Assisting Programs, June 1971
California: Bakersfield College, Bakersfield 93305 (2 year) College of Alameda, Alameda94501 (1 and 2 year) Loma Linda University, Loma Linda92354 (2 year)
Connecticut- Albert I. Prince Regional Vocational-Technical School, Hartford 06106 (1 year)
Illinois--Elgin Community College, Elgin60120
. (1 year)
IndianaIndiana University at South Bend, South Bend 46615 (1 year)
Iowa: Pawkeye Institute of Technology, Waterloo 50701 (1 year) Iowa Western Community College, Council. Bluffs51501 (1 year)
MarylandCommunity College of Baltimore, Baltimore 21215 (1 year)
Massachusetts-01mm Regional Technical Institute, Fall River 02723 (1 year)
MichiganShaw College at Detroit, Detroit48202 (2 year)
MinnesotaNcemandale State Junior College, South Bloomington55431 (1 year)
MissouriThree Rivers Junior College, Poplar Bluff 63901
77 New MexicoSouthwest. ndian Polytechnic Institute, Albuquerque (1 year)
New YorkNiagara County Community College, Niagara Falls 14303 (2 year)
North Carolina: Gilford Technical Institute, Jamestown 27282 (1 year) University of North Carolina School of Dentistry & Extension Division, Chapel Hill 27514 ( 1 year)
North Dakota - -North Dakota State School of Science, Wahpeton 58075 (1 year)
Ohio Paul C. Hayes Technical Training School, Grove City43123 (1 year)
Rhode Island Rhode Island Junior College, Providence 02908 (1 year)
South Carolina: Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston 29401 (2 year) Spartanburg County Technical Education Center, Spartanburg 29303 (1.year)
TennesseeMemphis Area Vocational Technical School, Memphis38105 (1 year)
Texas: Sheppard AFH, Department of Dentistry, Wichita Falls 76311 (1 year) Texas State Technical Institute, Waco 76705 (1 year)
VirginiaVirginia Western Community College, Roanoke 24015 (1 year)
West VirginiaWest Virginia University, Parkersburg Center, Parkersburg 26101 (1 year) Name Changes, 1971
MichiganGenessee Community College, Flint 4503 (formerly- Flint Community Junior College)
OregonChemeketa Community College, Salem 97303
. (formerly- Salem Technical Vocational Community College)
South CarolineColumbia Residential Technical Center, WestColumbia 29169 (formerly- South Carolina Trade Schools) (1 year)
Status Changes, 1971
California-Laney College, Oakland 94606 (discontinued program- moved to College of Alameda)
IllinoisMorton Junior College, Cicero 60650 (discontinued program)
Mississippi--Itawamba Junior College, Tupelo 38801 (discontinued program)
UtahIntermountain School, Brigham City84302 (discontinued program) B. Dental Hygiene
American Dental Association, Council on Dental Education
Secretam/John M. Coady, 211 East Chicago Avenue Chicago, Illinois60611
Newly Accredited Dental Hygiene Programs, June 1971
Arizona Phoenix College, Phoenix 85013
California: Chabot College, Hayward94545 Los Angeles City College, Los Angeles 90029
Georgia: Armstrong State College, Savannah 31406 Macon Junior College, Macon 31206
Illinois: Parkland College, Champaign 61820 William Rainey Harper College, Elk Grove 60007
IndianaIndiana University at South Bend, South Bend46615
MassachusettsBristol Community College, Fall River. 02722
Minnesota Normandale State Junior College, Bloomington 55431
New Jersey: Camden County College, BlackWood08012 Union County Technical Institute, Scotch Plains07076
Oregon Lane Community College, Eugene97405
PennsylvaniaNorthampton County Area Community College, Bethlehem 18017
South CarolinaGreenville Technical Education Center,Greenville 29606
Tennessee: East Tennessee State University, Johnson City 37601 Meharry Medical College,Naahville 37208
65 80 Texas: Amarillo College, Amarillo79105 Bee County Junior College, Beeville 78102 Del Mar College, Corpus Christi 78404 Tarrant County Junior College, Hurst76053 Tyler Junior College, Tyler75701 Wharton County Junior College, Wharton77488
VirginiaVirginia Commonwealth University, Richmond23220
Washington: Clark College, Vancouver 98663 Shoreline Connunity College, Seattle 98133 Yakima Valley College, Yakima98902
Wisconsin Madison Area Technical College, Madison53703
Wyoming--Sheridan College, Sheridan 82801
Accreditation Eligible *
California: Cerritos College, Norwalk90605 Pasadena City College, Pasadena 91106 Sacramento City College, Sacramento95822
Georgia: Albany Junior College, Albany31705 Clayton Junior College, Clayton 30050 Columbus College, Columbus 31907
IllinoisIllinois Central College, EastPeoria 61611
KentuckyWestern Kentucky University,Bowling Green 42101
Maryland: Allegany Community College,Cumberland 21502 Community College of Baltimore,Baltimore 21215 University of Maryland, Baltimore21201
Massachusetts: Quinsigamond Community College,Worcester01605 Springfield Technical CommunityCollege, Springfield01105 Michigan: Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Kalamazoo49001 Kellogg Community .College, Battle'Creek49016 . Lansing Community College, Lansing42914
Minnesota Mankato State College,Mankato 56001
* see page 134 81 66 w. -
MississippiUniversity of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson39216
New HampshireNew Hampshire Technical Institute, Concord03301
New JerseyMiddlesek County College, Edison10451
New York-i-Hostos Community College, Bronx 10451
OklahomaUniversity of Oklahoma, School of Dentistry, Oklahoma City73104
Oregon: Mt. Hood Community College, Gresham97030 Oregon Technical Institute; Klamath Falls97601 Portland Community College, Portland 97219
Puerto RicoUniversity.of Puerto Rico, School of Dentistry, San Juan00905
WashingtonEastern Washington State College, Cheney 99004
WisconsinMilwaukee Area Technical College, Milwaukee54452
Name Changes, 1971
Michigan Genessee Community College, Flint48503 (formerly- Flint Community Junior College)
South CarolinaMidlands Technical Education Center, Columbia29205 (formerly- Richland Technical Education Center)
rjr C. Dental Laboratory Technology
American Dental Association, Council on Dental Education
Secretary:, John M. Coady, 211 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611
Newly Accredited Dental Laboratory Technology Programs, June 1971,
GeorgiamAtlanta Area Technical School, Atlanta 30310
Maryland: Community College of Baltimore,Baltimore 21215 Montgomery College, Takoma Park20012
South Carolina--Greenville TechnicalEducation Center, Greenville29606 Dentistry
American Dental Association, Council on Dental Education
Secretary: John M. Coady, 211 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611
Newly Accredited Dental Programs, June 1971
Accreditation Eligible.
Colorado--University of Colorado, Denver80220
FloridaUniversity of Florida, Gainesville 32601
GeorgiaMedical College of Georgia, Augusta 30904
IllinoisSouthern Illinois University, Edwardsville 62025
Massachusetts Boston University, Boston 02118
New YorkState University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook 11790
TexasUniversity of Texas, Dental School at San Antonio, San Antonio 78229
Reasonable Assurance
1 Oklahoma;'--University of Oklahoma,Oklahoma City 73104
Iwo Q. Status Changes 1971.
Louisiana Loyola University of New Orleans, New Orleans 70118 (dropped)
Missouri-4t. Louis University, St. Louis 63104 (dropped) Engineering Education
A. Professional Engineering
Engineerel Council for Professional Development
Executive Secretary:David R. Reyes- Guerre, 345 East 47th Street New York, New York 10017
Newly Accredited Curriculums Leading- to First Degrees in Engineering
California: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena 91109 Environmental Engineering Science (program terminates in master's degree) California State Polytechnic College at Pomona, Pomona 91768 Aerospace Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical & Electronics Engineering Mechanical Engineering
ColoradoUniversity Of Colorado, Boulder 80302 Engineering Design Economic EValdatiOn
ConnecticutNew Haven College, West Haven 06505 Mechanical Engineering (Day-& Evening)
FloridaFlorida Institute of Technology, MelboUrne 32901 ElectriCal Engineering
Illinois: Monmouth .College Monmouth61462 Electronic Engineering (Day & Evening)
Northwestern .University, Evanston 60201 Materials Science & Metallurgy Engineering (program terminates in Indiana: in master's degree) Tri-State College, Angola 46703 Civil Engineering
University of Evansville Evansville 47704 Electrical Engineering (Day & Co-operative prograi) Mechanical Engineering (Day & Co-operative program)
Louisiani--Southern UniversitY, Baton Rouge 70813 Civil-Engineering.. Electrical Engineering. Mechanical Engineering . Maryland: U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis21402 Aerospace Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Systems Engineering
University of Maryland, College Park20740 Agricultural Engineering
MassachusettsSoutheastern Massachusetts University, North Dartmouth02747 Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Michigan: University of MichiganAnnArbor48104 NuclearEngineering
University of Detroit, Detroit48221 Engineering
MississippiMississippi State University, State College39762 Industrial Engineering (Day & Co-operative program) Petroleum Engineering (Day & Co-operative program)
Ohio: Cleveland State University, Cleveland44115 Metallurgical Engineering (Day & Co-operative program)
Ohio State University, ColUmbis 43210 Engineering Physics
University of Akron, Akron44304 Chemical Engineering (Day & Cooperativeprogram)
Youngstown State University, Youngstown44503 Metallurgical Engineering (Day & Evening)
Puerto RicoUniversity of Puerto Rico, ,Rio Piedras 00931 Chemical Engineering Inndustrial Engineering
TOM18138tieti* Christian Egothers College, Memphis 38104 Electrical Engineerini MechanicalEngineering
Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville38501 Chemical Engineering .(Day4Co-operative program) Civil Engineering (Day & CO-operative program)
University :ofTenesee,:ns Kriervilc 37916 . . le Aerospace' Engineering IgriCultural.Ekigindering Texas: Prairie View Agricultural & Mechanical College, Prairie View78661 Civil Engineering
Texas A & I University, Kingsville 78363 Electrical Engineering General Engineering
UtahUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake City84112 Materials Science & Engineering
WisconsinWisconsin State University at Platteville, Platteville
Mining Engineering 0.
Status Changes,
CaliforniaUniversity of CaliforniaBerkeley, Berkeley 94720 From Electrical Engineering to- - Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
New York: Cooper Union, New York10003 Delete - General Engineering (Evening)
Cornell University, Ithaca14850 From Industrial (option in Mechanical Engineering) to- - Industrial
Manhattan College, Riverdale 10471 . ,-- From Sanitary Engineering to-- Environmental Engineering
New York University, New York.10453 From Metallurgical to- - Metallurgy & MaterialsScience
South Dakota South Dakota State University, Brookings57006 Delete- Engineering Physics MIA
B. Engineering Technology
Engineers' Councilfor Professional Development
Executive Secretary: David R. Reyes-Guerra,345East 47th Street New York, New York10017
Newly Accredited 2Year Programs in Engineering Technology
CaliforniaGrossmont College, El Cajon92020 Bio-Medical Engineering Technology
IllinoisInstitute of. Drafting & Technology, Morrison61270 Civil Engineering Technology
IndianaIndiana UniversityPurdue University, Indianapolis42605 Electronic Engineering Technology
MinnesotaRochester State Junior College, Rochester55901 Civil Engineering Technology Electronics Engineering Technology
MissouriFlorissant Valley Community 'College, St. Louis63135 Electronic Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology
New JerseyMiddlesex County College, Edison08817 Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology
NewYorkQueensborough Community College, Bayside11364 Electrical Technology .Electronics
. Electrical Technology-Computers Mechanical Technology
North Carolina: Forsyth Technical Institute, Winston-Salem27103 Electronics Technology Manufacturing Technology Mechanical Drafting & Design Technology
Gaston College,Thillai 28034 Industrial Engineering TeChnology
Technical Institute of. Alamance, :Burlingbon27215 Electronic Engineering Technology /'' Drafting & Design Engineering Technology 3 Tennessee-State Technical Institute at Memphis, Memphis 38128 Architectural Engineering Technology Civil Engineering Technology Computer Science Engineering Technology Electrical Engineering Technology Electronic Engineering Technology Instrumentation Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology
7' Home Study Education
National Home Study Council, Accrediting Commission
Secretary:, David A. Lockmiller, 1601 18th Street, N.H. Washington, D. C.20009
Newly Accredited Private Home Study Schools, August 1971
AlabamaSales Training, Inc., Birmingham,North Birmingham 35203
Arizona: Modern Gun Repair School, Scottsdale 85251 Modern School of Public Relations, Scottsdale 85251 Sales Training of Phoenix, Inc., Phoenix 85014
California: North AmericanSchool of Accounting, Newport Beach 92660 North AmericanSchool of Motel and Hotel Management, Newport. Beach 92660 Sales TrainingInc., Los Angeles90017 Sales, TrainingInc., Orange92667 Sales TrainingInc., Sacramento 95816 Sales TrainingInc., San Diego 92101 Sales TrainingInc., San Francisco 94030 ColoradoColorado Sales Training Institute, Inc.! Denver 80203
Connecticut: Future Resources and Development, Inc., Southport 06490 NATIWestlawn School of Yacht Design, Greenwich06830
Georgia-National Institute of Real Estate, Atlanta 3026
Illinois: . Advance Schools, Inc., Chicago 60631 ITT Technical Institute, Chicago60605 Linguaphone institute, Uhicago 6Q606
KentuckyUnited Electronics Institute, Louisville 40217
MassachusettsSales Training of Bostoni, Chestnut Hill 02167
Michigan -Sales Training of Detroit, Detroit 48235
MinnesotaSales Training of Twin. Cities, Inc., Minneapolis55416.
MissouriDraftini chnical Institute, St. Louis.63112
New York7-U.S. School for Home Study,' Port. Washington 11050 Ohio: Franklin Academy, Cleveland 44115 Industrial Training Schools, Inc., Hudson 44236
OklahomaInternational Business Academy, Oklahoma City 73102
OregonSales Training, Inc., Portland 97201
PennsylvaniaSchool of Interior Design, International Correspondence Schools, Scranton 18515
UtahSales Training, Inc., Salt Lake City 84115
Washington: Mayday Co., Seattle 98109 Sales Training, Inc., Spokane99204 Sales Training, Inc., Tacoma 98402
Wisconsin: Career Academy, Milwaukee 53202 Division of Airline Personnel Training Division of Drafting Training Division of Electronics Training Division of Insurance Adjusting SalesTraining of Milwaukee, Inc., Milwaukee532o2 uri Division of Career Academy, Milwaukee 53202
Name Changes as of August_ 1971
Colorado - National Camera, Technical Training Division, Englewood 80110 (formerly- National Camera Repair'School)
Illinois: Advance Schools, Inc., School of Applied Engineering Division, Chicago 60631 (formerly - Advance Trades School)
American Medical Record Association, Chicago 60611 (formerly- American Association of Medical Record Librarians)
Britannica SchoolsInc. Chicago 60611 (formerly- Britannica Institute for Executive Development)
Indiana ITT Educational Services, Inc., Indianapolis46244 (formerly- ITT Technical Institute)
MarylandNational Institute of Drycleaning, Correspondence School, Silverpring 20910 ' (formerly- National Institute of Drycleaning)
. Michigan--Industrial Training Schools, Hazel Park 48030 (purchased by Industrial Training Schools,'Inc., Hudson, Ohio 44236 Modern Schools International)
Minnesota Humboldt Institute, Minneapolis 55404 (formerly Airline Personnel Training by Humboldt, Inc.)
Missouri: Midwest Automation Training, Kansas City64108 (purchased by American Automation Training Centers)
National Meat Packers Training, Inc., Kansas City 64111 (formerly National Institute of Meat Packing, Mundelein, Ill. * 60060) note * Location change
TexasSales Training, Inc., Dallas (formerly Sales Training of Dallas)
Status Changes as of August1971
Oklahoma--Hills Business University, Oklahoma City 73102 (closed)
Illinois--Refrigeration Service Ehgineers Society, Des Plaines60018 (resigned).
New York: Henry George School of Social Science, New York 10021 (dropped out April 1970)
Linguaphone Institute, New York 10017 (discontinued)
WashingtorpInstitute for Training In Municipal Administration, Washington, D. C. 20036 (dropped) Hospital Administration
Acciediting Commission on Graduate Education in Hospital Administration
Executive Secretary: Gary L. Filerman, Suite 420 One DupontCircletN. W. Washington, D. C. 20036
Newly Accredited Programs, July1971
AlabamaUniversity of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham35233
California: University of CaliforniaBerkeley, Berkeley 94270 University of CaliforniaLos Angeles, Los Angeles90024.
ConnecticutYale University, New Haven06510
ColoradoUniversity of Colorado Medical Center, Denver 80220
District of ColumbiaGeorge Washington University, Washington20006
FloridaUniversity of Florida, Gainesville32601
IllinoisUniversity of Chicago, Chicago60637
IowaUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City52240
LouisianaTulaneUniversity, New Orleans 70118
MichiganUniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor 48108
Minnesota University of Minnesota, Minneapolis55455
Missouri: St. Louis University, St. Louis63104 University of Missouri, Columbia65202 Washington University, St. Louis 63110
New York: City University of New York, Bernard M. Baruch College, New York 10010 Columbia University, New.York10032 Cornell University, Ithaca14850
North CarolinaDuke University, Durham27706
OhioXavier University)-. Cincinnati45207 .... -, 1 . _
Pennsylvanias Temple University, Philadelphia 19122 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh 15213
Puerto RicoUniversity of Pueex* Rico, San Juan00905
Texans Baylor University (U.S. Army Medical Field Service School), Fort Sam Houston 78234 .Trinity University, San Antonio 78212
VirginiaVirginia Commies lth University Richmond 23219 Journalism
American Council in Education for Journalism, Accrediting Committee
Executive Secretary: Baskett P. Mosse, 215 Fisk Hall Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois 60201
Newly Accredited Schools of Journalism, August_1971
California: California State College, Fullerton 92631 San Diego State College, San Diego 92115
IllinoisNorthern Illinois University, DeKalb 60115.
Nevada -- University of Nevada, Reno 89507
New YorkNew York University, New York 10003
North Dakota University of North Dakota, Grand Forks 98201 Landscape Architecture
American Society of Landscape Architects
Associate Executive Director for Research and Education: Gary 0. Robinette, 1425 H St., &W., Room 700 Washington, D. C. 20005
Newly Accredited Landscape Architectural Programs, 1971
California: California State Polytechnic College, Pomona 91766 University of California, Berkeley 94720
GeorgiaUniversity of Georgia, Athens 30610
IllinoisUniversity of Illinois, Urbana61801
IowaIowa State University, Ames 50010
KansasKansas State University,Manhattan 66502
LouisianaLouisiana State University, Baton Rouge 70803
Massachusetts: Harvard University, Cambridge 01238 University of Massachusetts, Amherst01002
Michigan: Michigan State University, East Lansing 48823 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor48104
MinnesotaUniversity of Minnesota, Minneapolis 55455
New JerseyRutgers The State University, New Brunswick08903
New YorkState University of New YorkCollege ofForestry at Syracuse University, Syracuse 13210
North CarolinaNorth Carolina State University, Raleigh27607
OhioOhio State University, Columbus 43210
OregonUniversity of Oregon, Eugene 97403
Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania State University, University Park 16802 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 19104
S6 Rhode IslandRhode Island School of Design, Providence 02903
Texas --Texas A&M University, College Station77840
Utah--Utah State University, Logan 84321
Washington--University of Washington, Seattle98105
Wisconsin University of Wisconsin,Madison 53706
82 American Bar Association, Section ofLegal Education and Admissions to the Bar
Assistant Director: Louis Potter, 1155 East 60th Street, Chicago, Illinois60637
Newly Accredited Law Programs,Amgmst_1971
Illinois Illinois Institute of Technology,Chicago60606
OregonLewis & Clark College, Portland 97219
Name Changes as of August1971
Ohio Chase Law School, Cincinnati45210 (formerly Salmon P. Chase College of Law)
Librarianship
American Library Association Committeeon Accreditation
Assistant Director for Accreditation, Office For LibraryEducation: Agnes L. Reagan, 50 East Huron Street, Chicago, Illinois 60611
Newly Accredited Graduate Programs August 1971
Iowa University of Iowa, Iowa City 52240
New York: City University of New YorkQueens College, Flushing 11367 Long Island University, C.W. Post Center, Greenvale 11548
Rhode Island...University of Rhode Island,Kingston02881 .1
Medical Education
A.Medicine
Liaison Committee on Medical Education Representing the Councilon Medical Education of the American Medical Association and the Executive Council of the Association of American Medical Colleges.
(in even numbered years) Secretary: C. H. William Ruhe, 535 North Dearborn Street Chicago, Illinois 60610
(in odd nu Mbered years) John A. D. Copper, One Dupont Circle, N.W. Suite 200, Washington, D. C. 20036
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Massachusetts University of Massachusetts, Worcester01604
New YorkMount Sinai School of Medicine, New Ydrk 10021
Puerto Rico University of Puerto Rico, SanJuan 00905
Texas University of TexasMedical School, San Antonio78229
Name Changes, 1971
South Carolina--Medical University of South Carolina,Charleston 29401 Iformerly Medieal College of South Carolina)
Wisconsin Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee53233 (formerly Marquette University)
84 Music
National Association of Schools of Music
Executive Secretary: David A. Ledet,One Dupont Circle, N.W. Suite650, Washington, D. C. 20036
Newly Accredited Institutional Members,August 1971
ArizonaNorthern Arizona University, Flagstaff86001
ArkansasSouthern State College, Magnolia 71753
California: Hiola College, La Mirada 90638 California State College at Hayward,Hayward 94542 California State College at Los Angeles,Los Angeles 90032 Chico State College, Chico 95926 Fresno State College, Fresno 93710 Pacific Union College, Angwin 94508
Colorado Adams State College, Alamosa81101
Georgia: Augusta College Augusta 30904 Truett McConnell College, Cleveland 30528
IdahoRicks College, Rexburg 83440
IllinoisSpringfield College in Illinois,Springfield 62702 IndianaTaylor University, Upland 46989
Iowa: Iowa State University, Ames 50010 Luther College; Decorah52101
Kansas - -Tabor College, Hillsboro67063
Kentucky -- Cumberland College,Williamsburg 40206
Missouri: Columbia College, Columbia 65201 Cottey College, Nevada 64772 Evangel College, Springfield 65802 Fontbonne College, Clayton-063105 Park College, Parkville 64152
New YorkNew York University, WashingtonSquare10003
85 Leat, Ncrth Carolina--Brevard College, Brevard28712
North Dakota North Dakota State University, Fargo
Ohio: University of Dayton, Dayton 45409 Wright State University, Dayton 45431
Tennessee--Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro 37130 t Texas: Del Mar College, Corpus Christi 78404 Lamar State College of Technology, Beaumont 77705 Odessa College, Odessa79760
Virginia Virginia Intermont College, Bristol24201
Washington--Seattle Pacific College, Seattle 98119
Wisconsin - Wisconsin State University Eau Claire, Eau Claire
Name Changes, 1971
California Pepperdine University, Los Angeles90044 (formerly- Pepperdine College)
ColoradoUniversity of Northern Colorado, Greeley 80631 (formerly- Coloradd State College)
Louisiana: Mc Nesse State University, Lake Charles 70601 (formerly- Mc Nesse State College)
Northeast Louisiana University, Monroe 71201 (formerly- Northeast Louisiana State College)
. Northwestern State University of Louisiana, Natchitoches 71457 (formerly- Northwestern State College of Louisiana)
Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond 70401 (formerly- Southeastern Louisiana College)
id 1
86 Nurse Education
A. Anesthesia
American Association of Nurse Anesthetists
Director: Bernice 0. Baum, 111 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois60601
Newly Accredited Nurse Anesthesia Programs, August 1971 Alabama: Mobile General Hospitalr;kobile 36600 Southeast Alabama Genealikospital, Dothan 36618
DelawareKent General Hoattdal, Dover 19901
Florida Pan American Hospital, Miami
Hawaii Kaiser Medical Center, Honolulu96815
Louisiana--Flint-Goodridge Hospital, New Orleans70115
Maine: Mercy Hospital, Portland 04101 St. Mary's General Hospital, Lewiston 04240
Minnesota--Minneapolis Veterans Administration Hospital, Minneapolis
Mississippi University of Mississippi Medical Center,Jackson39216
NebraskaBishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital,Omaha 68105
New HampshireConcord Hospital, Concord 03301
New JerseyUnited Hospitals MedicalCenter, Newark
New York: New York Medical College, Metropolitan Hospital,New York 10029 Roswell Park Memorial Hospital, Buffalo 14203 Veterans Administration Hospital, Albany 12208
North DakotaGrand Forks Schoolsof Anesthesia, Deaconess Hospital, Grand Forks 582(17
Pennsylvania: Abington Memorial Hospital, Abington 19001 Ashland State.General Hospital, Ashland17921 Frankford Hospital, Philadelphia 19124 Franklin Hospital, Franklin16323, Good Samaritan Hospital, Pottsville17901 Mercy Hospital, Altoona 16603 a7 1C2 Rolling Hill Hospital and Diagnostic Center., Elkins Park 19117 St. Agnes Hospital, Philadelphia 19145 Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh 15232 Uniontown Hospital Association, Uniontown15401 Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Pittsburgh 15224 Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, Wilkes-Barre18702
Puerto Rico --Puerto Rican School for Nurse AnesthetiststSanturce 00908
Texas -- Wichita General Hospital, Wichita Falls 76307
Virginia Prince William Hospital, Manassas 22110
Washington--Group Health Hospital, Seattle 98102
West Virginia--Monongalia General Hospital, Morgantown26505
Wisconsin Wausau Hospital-North, Wausau54407
Name Changes as of August 1971
FloridaShands Teaching Hospital and Clinics, Gainesville 32601 (formerly- University of Florida Teaching Hospital)
Kansas --Wichita Clinic School, Wichita 67208 (formerly- Wichita Clinic)
Maine Eastern Maine Medical Center, Bangor 04401 (formerly- Eastern Maine General Hospital)
Massachusetts: Mercy and Providence Hospitals, Springfield01104 (formerly- Mercy Hospital)
New England Medical Center Hospitals, Boston 02116 (formerly- New England Center Hospital)
MinnesotaSt. Paul Ramsay Hospital and Medical Center, St. Paul 55101 (formerly- St. Paul Ramsey County Hospital)
Missouri--Southwest Missouri School of Anesthesia, St. John's Hospital Springfield 65802 (formerly- St. John's Hospital)
NebraskaCreighton Memorial-St. Joseph's Hospital, Omaha 68108 (formerly- Creighton Memorial Hospital)
New YorkKings County Medical Center, Brooklyn11203 (fonnerky- Kings County Hospital)
1C3 ea North Dakota--Central NorthDakota School, St. AlexiusHospital, Bismarck 58502 (formerly- St. Alexius Hospital)
Ohio Allied Health Professional School of Anesthesia,University Hospital Columbus 43210 (formerly- University Hospital)
Pennsylvania: St. Mary's Hospital,Philadelphia 19125 (formerly- St. Mary's Franciscan Hospital)
Pittsburgh Hospital --St.John's Hospital, Pittsburgh 15206 (,formerl;- Pittsburgh Hospital)
Presbyterian-University ofPennsylvania Medical 19104 Center, Philadelphia (formerly- Presbyterian University Medical Center)
Wdstmoreland and LatrobeHospitals, Greensburg 15601 (formerly- Westmoreland and Latrobe Anesthesia School)
University of Pittsburgh Health Center Hospitals,Pittsburgh 15213 (formerly- University of Pittsburgh)
Rhode Island.--St. Joseph's Hospital-Our Lady of Fatima,Providence 02804 (formerly- Our Lady of Fatima Hospital)
South Carolina.--Medical University of South Carolina,Charleston 29401 (formerly- Medical College Hospital)
Tennessee: Madison Hospital, Madison37115 (formerly- Madison College School of Anesthesia)
University of Tennessee Memorial Research Center andHospital, Knoxville37920 (formerly- Memorial Research Center and Hospital) Texas: Wilford Hall U.S.A.F. Hospital,San Antonio78041 (formerly- listed in Lackland) note: address change
William Beaumont General Hospital, Fa Paso 79904 (formerly- William Beaumont Hospital)
Virginia Virginia Commonwealth University Hospital, Richmond 23219 (formerly- Medical College of Virginia)
Wisconsin: Mercy Medical Center,Oshkosh54901 (formerly- Mercy Hospital)
89 1C4 Status Changes as of August 197].
Illinois University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics, Chicago 60637 (closed-July 1970)
Maine-Thayer Hospital, Waterville 04901 (closed)
Massachusetts: Mount Auburn Hospital, Cambridge 02138 (closed) St. Luke's Hospital, New Bedford 02740 (closed)
Missouri--St. Luke's Hospital, Kansas City 64112 (closed)
North Dakota: St. Joseph's Hospital, Minot 58701 (closed-July 1970)
St. Michael's Hospital, Grand Forks 58201 (merged with Grand Forks School of Anesthesia,Deaconess Hospital)
Ohio--Ohio Valley Hospital, Steubenville43952 (closed)
Pennsylvania: Easton Hospital, Easton 18043 (closed)
Holy Redeemer Hospital, Meadowbrook 19046 (closed)
Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre 18840 (closed-August 1971)
WashingtonSt. Peter Hospital, Olympia 98501 (closed)
WisconsinSt. Mary's Hospital, Wausau54401 (merged with Wausau Hospital, North Wausau)
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90 B. Practical Nursing
National Association for Practical NurseEducation and Service, Inc.
Executive Director:Rose G. Martin, 1465 Broadway New York, New York 10036
New Accredited Schools in Practical Nur3 as72921
Florida -- Hillsborough County School of PracticalNursing, Tampa 33602
New JerseySt. Barnabas Medical Center Schoolof Practical Nursing, Livingston07039
Pennsylvania--Alvernia School of Practical Nursing, St, FrancisGeneral Hospital, Pittsburgh 15201
Texas St. Luke's Episcopal and TexasChildren's Hospitals School of Vocational Nursing, Houston 77025
Name Changes-1971
ColoradoEl Paso Community College-PenroseHospital School of Practical Nursing, Colorado Springs 80907 (formerly- Penrose Hospital School of Practical Nursing)
Status Changes as of 1971
MichiganSt. Joseph School of Practical Nursing,Mount Clemens 48044 (closed)
Montana Lewiston School of PracticalNursing 59457 (closed)
91 National League for Wrsing, Inc.
General Director and Secretary.: Margaret E. Walsh, 10 Columbus Circle New York, New York10019
Newly Accredited Practical Nursing Programs, June 1971
Delaware--New Castle County Vocational-Technical School District, Wilmington
District of Columbia Hannah Harrison School of the YWCA, Washington
Kansas: Florenca Cook School of Practical Nursing, Kansas City Kaw Area Vocational Technical School of Practical Nursing, Topeka
Maryland--Johnston School of Practical Nursing, Baltimore
Michigan Pine Rest Christian Hospital, Grand Rapids
Nebraska--Central Nebraska Technical 7ollege, Kearney
New York: Helene Fuld School of Practical Nursing, New York St. Francis Hospital School of Practical Nursing, Olean St. Joseph's Hospital School of Practical Nursing, Yonkers
Ohio Hannah B. Mullins School of Practical Nursing, Salem
Oklahoma: Lawton Vocational School of Practical Nursing, Lawton Southern Oklahoma Area Vocational-Technical Center, Ardmore, Tulsa Vocational School of Practical Nursing, Tulsa
PennsylvaniaPresbyterian University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Philadelphia
Rhode Island Rhode Island School of Practical Nursing, Providence
Name Changes, 1971
IowaDec Moines School of Practical Nursing, Des Moines (formerly - Des Moines Area Community Center, Ames* 50010) *Nate - location change
92
1c7 MichiganShapero School of Nursing, Detroit (formerly Sinai Hospital of Detroit)
MissouriBoard of Education Programof Practical Nursing, Kansas City (formerly School District of Kansas City)
NebraskaLincoln Public School ofPractical Nursing, Lincoln 68510 (formerly Lincoln Technical College)
New YdrkGrasslands School of Practical Nursing, Valhalla . (formerly Grasslands Hospital)
Rhode IslandSt. Joseph's Hospital,North Providence (formerly Our Lady of Fatima Hospital)
Virginia: Richmond Public School of PracticalNursing, Richmond (formerly Richmond Technical Center)
School of Practical Nursing ofSuffolk Public Schools, Suffolk (formerly Louise Obici Memorial Hospital)
Status Changes, 1971
FloridaMt. Sinai Hospital,Miami Beach 33140 (dropped)
Maryland Union Memorial Hospital,Baltimore (dropped)
MassachusettsSinwns College,Boston 02115 (dropped)
Missouri-8t. Mary'sHospital, Kansas City (droPPed)
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93 Professional Nursing
C. Associate Degree Programs
National League for Nursing, Inc.
General Director and Secretary: Margaret E. Walsh, 10 Columbus Circle New York, New York 10019
NevdAssociAccrediteeeeProams1
Arizona Glendale Community College, Glendale
Arkansas: Arkansas State University, State University University of Arkansas, Little Rock 72201
California: Grossmont College, El Cajon Southwestern College, Chula Vista
Florida: Manatee Junior College, Bradenton St. Petersburg Junior College, St. Petersburg
Georgia:
Augusta College, Augusta 30904 . Brunswick Junior College, Brunswick Columbus College, Columbus Dalton Junior College, Dalton Georgia College at Milledgeville, Milledgeville Georgia Southwestern College, Americus
Idaho: Lewis Clark Normal School, Lewiston Ricks College, Rexburg
Illinois: Illinois Valley Community College, Oglesby Parkland College, Champaign
Indiana-Indiana University at Kokomo, Kokomo
Kansas Hesston College, Hesston
Maryland: Anne Arundel CommunityCollege, Arnold Montgomery College, Takoma Park
94 1 C in!
Massachusetts: Bristol Community College, Fall River Cape Cod Community College, Hyannis Massasoit Community College, West Bridgewater
Michigan-Lansing Community College, Lansing
MissouriSt. Mary's College of O'Fallon, °Talon
New jerseyMercer County Community College, Trenton
New MexicoUniversity of Albuquerque, Albuquerque
New York: Kingeborough Community College, Brooklyn Mohawk Valley Community College ,;,Utica
North Carolinas Fayetteville Technical Institute, Fayetteville Gardner Webb College, Boiling Spring
OhioCuyahoga Community CollegeWestern Campus, Parma
OklahomaOklahoma State University, Oklahoma City
OregonPortland Community College, Portland
PennsylvaniaConenunity College of Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Puerto Rico: Humacao Regional College -- University of Puerto Rico, Humacao Puerto Rico Junior College, Rio Piedras
South Carolina University of South Carolina, Columbia
Tennessee--Memphis ate University, Memphis
Texas: Del Mar Coll4-71el Corpus Christi Grayson County College, Denison
Washington: Bellevue Community College, Bellevue Clark College, Vancouver Olympic College, Bremerton
West Virginia Fairmont State College, Fairmont
Name Changes, 1971
Kentucky: Elisabeth Community College, University of Kentucky, Elisabeth (formerly University of KeriVunkt) 95 110 so,
Lexingtonn Technical Institute, University of Kentucky, Lexington - University of Kentucky)
Northern Kentucky State College, Covington 41011 (formerly- University of Kentucky)
Reasonable Assurance of Accreditation
AlabamaJefferson State Junior College, Birmingham
Arizona: Central Arizona College, Coolidge Phoenix College, Phoenix
California: College of the Desert, Palm Desert College of Marin, Kentfield Golden West College, Huntington Beach Pacific Union College, Augwin San Jose City College, San Jose Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara
Colorado: El Paso Community College, Colorado Springs Mesa College, Grand Junction Southern Colorado State College-Belmont Campus, Pueblo
Connecticut: Junior College of Connecticut-University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport Quinnipiac College, Hamden
Delaware--Watley College, Dover
District of ColumbiaWashington Technical Institute, Washington
Georgia: Armstrong State College, Savannah De Kalb College, Clarkston
HawaiiUniversity of Hawaii, Honolulu
IdahoBoise State College, Boise
Illinois: Belleville Area College, Belleville Elgin Community College, Elgin Kaskaskia College, Centralia Malcolm X Commit, College, Chicago Parkland College, Champaign
e Indiana: Indiana Central College, Indianapolis Indiana University Northwest, Gary Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis, Downtown Campus, Indianapolis Indiana University-Purdue University atIndianapolis,38 Street Campus, Indianapolis Indiana University, Southeast Campus, Jeffersonville Purdue University; West Lafayette Purdue University, Calumet Campus, Hammond Purdue University, North Central Campus, Westville Purdue University, Regional Campus at Fort Wayne, FortWayne Vincennes University, Vincennes
KansasGarden City Community Junior College, GardenCity
Kentucky: Paducah Community College, Paducah Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green
LouisianaLouisiana State University at Alexandria, Alexandria
MarylandCommunity College of Baltimore, Baltimore
Massachusetts: Atlantic Union College, South Lancaster Northeastern University, Boston Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill
MichiganDelta College, University Center
Minnesota: Hibbing State Junior College, Hibbing Forest ParkCoranunityCollege, St. Louis Maryville College, St. Louis Meramec Community College, St. Louis
Nebraska: College of St.Mary,Omaha University of Nebraska, Omaha
New Hampshire-41ex Hampshire Technical Institute,Concord 1
New Jersey: AtlanticCommunity College,Mays Landing Cumberland County College, Vineland MiddlesexCounty College,Blison Ocean County College, Toms River
New York: 13ronx Community College, Bronx City University of New York: Borough of Manhattan Coonunity College, Manhattan New York City Comity College, 13rOokl,yn
112 Corning Community College, Corning Attchess County Community College, Poughkeepsie Junior College of Albany, Albany Jamestown Coninunity College, Jamestown Jefferson Community College, Watertown Nassau Community College, Garden City Onondaga Community College, Syracuse Pace College, Westchester Campus, Pleasantville SuffolkCountyCommunity College, Selden State University of New York: Agricultural & Technical College at Alfred, Alfred Agricultural & Technical College at Farmingdale, Farmingdale Agricultural & Technical College at Morrisville, Morrisville Rockland Community College, Suffern Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse
North Carolina SandillsCommunity College, Southern Pines
Ohio: Cuyahoga Community College, Metropolitan Campus, Cleveland Kent State University, Tuscarawas County Branch, New Philadelphia Lorain County Community College, Elyria
Oklahoma: Cameron State Agricultural College, Lawton Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma City Branch, Oklahoma City
Pennsylvania--Gwynedd-Mercy College, Gwynedd Valley
Puerto Rico: Catholic University of Puerto Rico, Ponce University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez
South CarolinaClemson University, Clemson
Tennessee: East Tennessee State University, Bristol Southern Missionary College, Collegedale University of Tennessee at Martin, Martin
Texas: Midwestern University, Wichita Falls Texarkana College, Texarkana
Utah Weber State College, Ogden
Virginia: ikbney S. Lancaster Community College, Clifton Forge iliarymount College of Virginia, Arlington ThomasNelson Community College, Hampton Wytheville Community College, Wytheville
Virgin IslandsiCollegeof the Virgin Islands,St. Thomas
9e 113 Washington: High line College, Midway Shoreline Community College, Seattle
West VirginiaMorris Harvey College, Charleston
Status Changes, 1921
Missouri- -Mercy Junior College St. Louis 63131 (merged with Maryville College of the Sacred Heart)
Nelw YorkMount St. Mary College, Newburgh 12550 (dropped)
Ohio-Kent State University, Kent44240 (dropped).
99 r 114 . e D. Diploma Nursing
National League for Nursing, Inc.
General Director and Secretary:Margaret B. Walsh, 10 Columbus Circle New York, New York 10019
Newly Accredited Diploma Programs September, 1971
Illinois: Lake View Memorial Hospital, Danville Lutheran General and Deaconess Hospital, Park Ridge Methodist Hospital of Central Illinois School of Nursing, Pisoria Swedish - American Hospital, Rockford
NebraskaBishop Clarkson Memorial Hosrital, School of Nursing, Omaha
New YorkChamplain Valley Physicians Hospital Medical Center, Plattsburg
North CarolinaForsyth MemorialHospitalsWinston-Salem
Pennsylvania: Columbia Hospital, School of Nursing, Pittsburgh Frau *ford Hospital, Philadelphia Lancaster General Hospital, Lancaster Saint Joseph's Hospital, Pittsburgh Scranton State General Hospital, Scranton
TexasMary Meek School if Nursing, Hendrick Memorial Hospital,Abilene
VirginiaJohnston-Willis Hospital, Richmond
Name Changes. 1971
Alabama: Carraway Methodist Medical Center, Birmingham 35234 (formerly- Carraway Methodist Hospital)
Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing, Baptist Medical Centers,Birmingham (formerly- Birmingham Baptist Hospitals)
ConnecticutOna N. Wilcox School of Nursing, MiddlesexMemorial Hospital, Middletown (formerly- Middlesex Memorial Hospital.)
100 FloridaGordon Keller School of Nursing, TampaGeneral Hospital, Tampa (formerly Tampa General Hospital)
Illinois: Evangelical School'Of.Nursing at ChristCommunity Hospital, Oak Lawn (formerly Christ Community Hospital)
I. J. Goldberg School of Nursing,Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center, Chicago60608 (formerly Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center)
James Ward Thorne School of Nursing,Passavant Memorial Hospital, Chicago (formerly Passavant Memorial Hospital)
IowaLutheran School of Nursing, Allen MemorialHospital, Waterloo 50703 (formerly Allen Memorial Hospital)
LouisianaMather School of Nursing, SouthernBaptist Hospital, New Orleans (formerly Southern Baptist Hospital)
Maryland: Helene Fuld School of Nursing, ProvidentHospital, Baltimore (formerly Provident Hospital)
The Macqueen Gibbs Willis School of Nursing,Memorial Hospital, Easton (formerly Memorial Hospital)
MinnesotaArthur B. Ancker Memorial Schoolof Nursing, St. PaarRamsey Hospital, St. Paul (formerly St. PaulAamsey Hospital)
New Jerseys Charles E. Gregory School of Nursing,Perth Amboy General Hospital., Perth Amboy (formerly Perth Amboy General Hospital)
Helene Fuld School of Nursing at WestJersey Hospital, Camden (formerly West Jersey Hospital)
New York: Cochran School of Nursing, St. John'sRiverside Hospital, Yonkers (formerly St. John's Riverside Hospital)
Helene Fuld School of Nursing, Hospitalfor Joint Diseases and Medical Center, New York (formerly Hospital for Joint Diseases and Medical Center)
Westchester School of Nursing, GrasslandsHospital, Valhalla (formerly Grasslands Hospital)
Ohio: M6 B. Johnson School of Nursing, Elyria Memorial Hospital,Elyria (formerly Elyria Memorial Hospital) RiversideWhite Cross School of Nursing at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus 43214 (formerly - Riverside Methodist Hospital)
Pennsylvania: Lilian S. Kaufmann School of Nursing, Montefiore Hospital, Pittsburgh (formerly- Montefiore Hospital)
Louise Suydam McClintic School of Nursing, St. Margaret Memorial Hospital Pittsburgh 15201 (formerly- St. Margaret Memorial Hospital)
Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia (formerly- Jefferson Medical College and Medical Center)
Status Changes. 191
ArkansasSparks Memorial Hospital, Fort Smith (closed)
CaliforniaHighland. School of Nursing, Oakland 94606 (accreditation withdrawn)
ColoradoPenrose Htspital, Colorado Springs (closed)
Illinois: Oak Park Hospital, Oak Park (closed) St. Elisabeth's Hospital,Chicago 60622 (closed)
Iowa: Mercy Hospital, Cedar Rapids 52401 (closed-June 1971) St. Joseph Hospital, Ottumwa 52501 (closed -June 1971)
KansasProvidence Hospital, Kansas City 66102 (closed)
Kentucky: Good Samaritan Hospital, Lexington 40508 (closed) St. Joseph Infirmary, Louisville 40217 (closed)
Maryland: St. Agnes Hospital, Baltimore 21229 (accreditation withdrinsi) Washington County Hospital, Hagerstown 21740 (closed)
102 117 MassachusettsMercy Hospital, Springfield 01104 (accreditation withdrawn)
Michigan: St. Joseph School of Nursing, Flint (closed) St. Mary's Hospital, Saginaw (closed)
Missouri: Independence Sanitariumand Hospital, Independence64050 (closed) Methodist Hospital and Medical Center, St. Joseph (accreditation withdrawn)
Nebraska: Archbishop Bergan Mercy Hospital, Omaha 68124 (closed) St. Elizabeth School of Nursing,Lincoln (closed)
New Jersey: All Souls Hospital, Morristown (closed) East Orange General Hospital, East Orange (accreditation withdrawn) Mart land Hospital, Newark07107 (closed) Mercer Hospital, Trenton08607 (accreditation withdrawn) St. Mary's Hospital:Passaic 07055 (closed)
New York: Auburn Memorial Hospital, Auburn 13021 (accreditation withdrawn) Mary Immaculate Hospital, Jamaica (closed) Methodist Hospital ofBrooklyn,Brooklyn 11215
(closed) ! Mount Sinai, New York 10029 (closed) St. John's Queen Hospital, Long Island City 11101 (closed) St. Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn 11213 (closed) St. Mares Hospital, Rochester 14611 (closed)
North Dakota: St. Andrew's School, Bottineau58318 (closed) Sisters of Ste Francis School, Minot58701 (closed)
. 103 ES Sisters of St. Joseph, Grand Forks58201 (closed)
Ohio Lima Memorial Hospital, Lima 45804 (closed) Mercy School of Nursing, Hamilton 45011 (closed) St. Anthony School of Nursing, Columbus43203 (closed) St. John's Hospital, Cleveland44102 (closed) St. Rita's School of Nursing, Lima 45801 (closed)
OklahomaSt. Mary's Hospital, Enid 73701 (closed)
Texas s Robert B. Green School of Nursing, San Antonio78207 (closed) St. Joseph School of Nursing, Fort Worth 76104 (closed) St. Paul School of Nursing, Dallas75235 (closed)
Vermont: Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington 05401 (closed) Medical Center Hospital of Vermont, Burlington05401 (closed)
Virginia Maryview Hospital, Portsmouth (closed)
WashingtonSt. Elizabeth School of Nursing, Yakima98902 (closed)
Reasonable Assurance of Accreditation
Illinois : Freeport Memorial Hospital, Freeport St. Anthony's Hospital, Rockford
MinnesotaAbbott-Northwestern Hospital, Minneapolis
New YorkLong Island College Hospital, Brooklyn
119 104 Status Changes,
DelawareNursing School of Wilmington, Wilmington 19806 (closed)
Pennsylvania Homestead Hospital, Homestead X120 (preaccredited status withdrawn). E. Baccalaureate and Masters Programs
National League for Nursing, Inc.
General Director and Secretary: Margaret E. Walsh, 10 Columbus Circle New York,NewYork 10019
New'y Accredited Baccalaureate Programs August 1971
Illinois: North Park College, Chicago Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville
IowaGraceland College, Lamoni
KentuckyMurray State University, Murray
MaineUniversity of Maine at Portland-Gorham, Portland
MassachusettsSimmons College, Boston
MichiganMadonna College, Livonia
New HampshireUniversity of New Hampshire, Durham
New Jersey: Trenton State College, Trenton William Paterson College of New Jersey, Wayne
New York Alfred University, Alfred Roberts Wesleyan College, Rochester
North CarolinaUniversity of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro
Ohio: Kent State University, Kent University of Akron,' Akron
South DakotaMount Marty College, Yankton
VirginiaEasternMennonite College, Harrisonburg
Wisconsin Wisconsin State University- Oshkosh, Oshkosh
106 Reasonable Assurance of Accreditation
AlabamaTroy State University, Troy
ConnecticutSouthern Connecticut State College, New Haven
District of ColumbiaHoward University, Washington
Illinois -- Elmhurst College, Elmhurst
New YorkCity University of New York, Herbert H. Lehman College, New York
Name Change, 1971
PennsylvaniaPMC Colleges, Chester19013 (formerly Crozer FoUndation)
Newly Accredited Masters Degree Programs August 1971
California Fresno State College, Fresno
MassachusettsUniversity of Massachusetts, Amherst
MissouriUniversity of Missouri, Columbia
New YorkColumbia University, Teachers College, New York
North Carolina University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,School of Public Health, Chapel Hill
VirginiaVirginia Commonwealth University, Medical. College of Virginia, Richmond
Name Change, 1971
ColoradoUniversitY of Northern Colorado, Greeley (formerly Colorado State College)
Reasonable Assurance of Accreditation
Illinois Northern Illinois University, De Kalb Louisiana-=rulane University School of Public Health ,and Tropical Medicine, Public Health Nursing Section, New. Orleans
OregonUniversity of Oregon, Portland
nhode IslandUniversity of Rhode Island, Kingston
Osteopathic Medicine
American Osteopathic Association
Director, Office of Education: Albert E. O'Donnell, 212 East Ohio St. Chicago, Illinois 60611
Newly Accredited Osteopathic Programs, August 1971
Michigan--Michigan State University-Collegeof Osteopathic Medicine, Pontiac48057
Texas--Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, FortWorth 76107
123
108: Psycholop
American Psychological Association (doctoralprograms in Clinical and Counseling Psychology)
Associate Educational Affairs Officer:Ronald B. Kurz 1200 17th Street, N.W., Washington, D. C.20036
A. Newly Accredited Clinical Psycholoza7ograms,1971
AlabamaUniversity of Alabama, University 35486
Arizona-University of Arizona, Tucson 85721
ArkansasUniversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville72701
California: University of California-Berkeley, Berkeley94720 University of California- Los Angeles, LosAngeles 90024 University of Southern California, Los Angeles90007
Colorado: University of Colorado, Boulder 80302 University of Denver, Denver 80210
Connecticut: University of Connecticut, Storrs 06268 Yale University, New Haven06520
District of Columbia: Catholic University of America, Washington20017 George Washington University, Washington20005
Florida: Florida State University, Tallahassee 32306 University of Florida, Gainesville 32601 University of Miami, Coral Gables 33124
Georgia: lhory University, Atlanta 30322 University of Georgia, Athens 30601
Illinois: Loyola University, Chicago 60611 Southern Illinois -UniVersitylCarbondale 62903 University of Illinoiii Urbana 61801
Indiana: Indiana University, Bloomington .47401 Purdue University, Lafayette47907 109 124 :344,44,10,t11;:,,,.:...**b;PrOttWItrTifint..NAN *.atsr., k
IowaUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City52240
KansasUniversity of Kansas, Lawrence 66044
KentuckyUniversity of Kentucky, Lexington 40506
LouisianaLouisiana State University, Baton Rouge 70803
MarylandUniversity of Maryland, College Park. 20740
Massachusetts: Boston University, Boston 02215 . Clark University, Worcester 01610 University of Massachusetts, Amherst 01002
Michigan: Michigan State University, Fast Lansing48823 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor48104 Wayne State University, Detroit 48202
Minnesota -- University of Minnesota, Minneapolis 55455
Missouri: St. Louis UniversitySt. Louis63103 University of Missouri,l Columbia 65202 Washington University, St. Louis 63130
MontanaUniversity of Montana, Missoula 59801
NebraskaUniversity of Nebraska, Lincoln 68508
New JerseyRutgers-The State University, NewBrunswick 08903
New York: Adelphi University, Garden City 11530 City University of New York City-College,New York10031 Columbia University-Teachers College, New York City10027 Fordham University, New York City 10458 New York University, New York City 10003 State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo14214 State University of New York at Stony Brook,Stony Brook11790 Syracuse University, Syracuse 13210 University of Rochester, Rochester 14627 Yeshiva University, New York.City 10033
North Carolina: Duke University, Durham 27706 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 27504
North DakotaUniversity of North Dakota, GrandForks 58201 ,
Ohio: Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green 43402 Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland44106 Kent State University, Kent44240 Ohio State University, Columbus 43210 Ohio University, Athens 45701 University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati 45221
OregonUniversity of Oregon, Eugene 97403
Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania State Miversity, University rark 16802 Temple University, Philadelphia 19122 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 19104 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh 15213
South CarolinaUniversity of South Carolina, Columbia 29208
Tennessee: George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville 37203 University of Tennessee, Knoxville 37916 Vanderbilt University, Nashville 37203
Texas: University of Houston, Houston 77004 University of Texas, Austin 78712
Utah: Brigham Young University, Provo 84601 University of Utah, Salt Lake 'City84112
Washington: University of Washington, Seattle98105 Washington State University, Pullman 99163
West Virginia West Virginia University, Morgantown 26505
WisconsinUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison 63706
126 B. Newly Accredited Counseling PsychologyPrograms, 1971
ColoradoColorado State University, Fort. Collins 8052..11,,
District of ColumbiaCatholic University of America, Wishington 20017
FloridaUniversity of Florida, Gainesville32601
Illinois: Southern Illinois University, Carbondale62901 University of Illinois, Urbana61820
IndianaPurdue University, Lafayette47907 KansasUniversity of Kansas, Lawrence66044
MarylandUniversity of Maryland, College Park 20742
MassachusettsBoston University, Boston02215
MichiganUniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor 48104
MinnesotaUniversity ofMinnesota, Minneapolis 55455
MissouriUniversity of Missouri,Columbia64201 NebraskaUniversity of Nebraska, Lincoln68508 New YorkColumbia UniversityTeachers College, New York City10027 OhioOhio State University,Columbus 43210 OregonUniversity of Oregon, Eugene97403 PennsylvaniaTemple University, Philadelphia19122
TennesseeGeorge Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville 37203
Taxes: Texas Technological University, Lubbock79409 University of Texas at Austin, Austin 78712
UtahUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake City 84112
127
112 Public. Health
American Public Health Association,
Staff Associate: Maggie Matthews, 1015 18thSt.,N.W. Washington, D. C. 20036
A. Newly Accredited Public HealthPrograms, 1971,
WashingtonUniversity of Washington,Seattle98105
B. Newly Accredited Community Health Education Programs,1971
CaliforniaSan Fernando Valley State College,Northridge 91324
MassachusettsUniversity ofMassachusetts, Amherst01002
Social Work
Council on Social Work Education, Division ofStandards and Accreditation
Director: Alfred Stamm, 345 East 46th Street, New York, New York10017
Newly Accredited Graduate Professional Programs of Social Work 1971
ArkansasUniversity of Arkansas, Little Rock72204 CaliforniaSan Francisco State College, San Francisco94132
IllinoisGeorge Williams College, Downers Grove60515
MassachusettsBrandeis University, Waltham 02154
MichiganWestern Michigan University, Kalamazoo49001
PennsylvaniaTemple University, Philadelphia 19121
South CarolinaUniversity of South Carolina,Columbia29208 Texas: University of Houston, Houston-- 77004 University of Texas at Arlington Arlington.7r8 113 - -"v."-,
Speech Pathology and Audiology
American Speech and Hearing Association, Education and Training Board
Chairman: Stanley Ainsworth, 9030 Old Georgetown Road, Washington, D. C.20014
A. Newly Accredited Speech Pathology Programs 1971
California: California State College Fullerton, Fullerton 92631 San Francisco State College, San Francisco 94132
Colorado: Colorado State University,. Fort Collins 80521 University of Denver, Denver 80210
District of ColumbiaCatholic University of America, Washington 20019
FloridaUniversity of Florida, Gainesville 32601
Illinois: Bradley University, Peoria 61606 Eastern Illinois University, Charleston61920
IndianaIndiana State University, Terre Haute 47809
LouisianaLouisiana State University, Baton Rouge70803
MichiganMichigan State University, East Lansing 48823
MississippiUniversity of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg 39401
Missouri: Central Institute for the Deaf, Washington University,St. Louis 63130 Northeast Missouri State College, Kirksville 63501
North DakotaMinot State College, Minot58701
OhioOhio State University, Columbus43210
OklahomaPhillipi University, Enid 73701
TexasSouthwest Texas State College, San Marcos78666
UtahBrigham Young University, Provo84601 --?.7'."..,.tt!",%,,,77,.:.14,1,,nr,..ro.t.
Name Change, 1971
Wisconsin Wisconsin State University,Stevens Point 54481 (formerly- University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point)
B.Newly - 1
CaliforniaSan Francisco State College, SanFrancisco 94132
Colorado: Colorado State University, Fort Collins 80521 University of Denver, Denver 80210
.Florida,-University of Florida, Gainesville 32601
Michigan Michigan State University, EastLansing 48823
MississippiUniversity of Southern Mississippi,Hattiesburg 39401
MissouriCentral Institute for the Deaf,Washington University, St. Louis 63130
MontanaUniversity of Montana, Missoula59801
OhioOhio State University, Columbus43210 Teacher Education
National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education
Director: Rolf W. Larson, 1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20006
Newly Accredited Teacher Education Prograsta11,W1221_
AlabamaUniversity of Montevallo, Montevallo 35115
IllinoisRoosevelt University, Chicago 60605
IowaGrinnell College, Grinnell 50112
KansasSt. Mary of the Plains College, Dodge City 67801
LouisianaGrambling College, Grambling 71245
MaineUniversity of Maine at Portland-Gorham, Portland04103
MassachusettsAmerican International College, Springfield 01109
Michigan - Marygrove College, Detroit 48221
Minnesota: College of St. Scholastica, Duluth 55811 University of Minnesota, Morris56267
New York Fordham University, Bronx 10468
North Carolina: Pembroke State University, Pembroke 28372 Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem 27106
PennsylvaniaMoravian College, Bethlehem 18018
South CarolinaNewberry College, Newberry 29108
TexasLamar State College of Technology, Beaumont77704
Name Changes as of August 1971
ColoradoUniversity of Northern Colorado, Greeley 80631 (formerly- Colorado State College)
Massachusette-41orcester State College, Worcester 01602 (formerly- State College at Worcester)
116 131 Theology.
The American Association of Theological Schools
Executive Directors Jesse H. Ziegler, Commission on Accrediting 534 Third National Building Dayton, Ohio45402
Associate Director: David S. Schuller
Newly Accredited Members, August_ 1971
California: Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, Berkeley St. Patrick's Seminary Theologate, Menlo Park
Colorado: Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary, Denver St. Thomas Theological Seminary, Denver
MarylandSt. Mary's Seminary and University, School of Theology,Baltimore
MassachusettsSt. John's Seminary, Brighton
Michigan - Seventh Day Adventist Theological Seminary of AndrewsUniversity Berrien Springs
Missouri - Nazarene Theological Seminary, Kansas City
New YorkSt. Bernard's Seminary, Rochester
Ohio: Pontifical College Josephinum, Worthington St. Mary Seminary, Cleveland 44108
Pennsylvania: Mary Immaculate Seminary, Northampton St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Overbrook
Institutions Listed in the Preaccreditation Category,* orizing the Sending of Schedules"
Illinois: Bellarmine School of Theology, Chicago Catholic Theological Union Chicago Saint Mary of the Lake Seminary, Mundelein Trinity Evangelical Divinity Sch0O4F4erfield - - AI see Page134 117 132 MarylandWashington TheologicalCoalition, Silver Spring
MassachusettsHoly Cross Orthodox Theological School, Brookline
MinnesotaSt. Paul Seminary, St. Paul
New York: Mount St. Alphonsus Seminary, Psopus St. Joseph's Seminary, Dunwoodie, Yonkers St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, Crestwood Seminary of Our Lady of Angels, Albany
Ohio: Hebrew Union CollegeJewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati (also in Los Angeles, California, New York, Jerusalem, Israel) Mount St. Mary's Seminary of the West, Cincinnati
Pennsylvania: St. Francis Seminary, Loretto St. Vincent Seminary,Latrobe
TennesseeMemphis Theological Seminary, Memphis
Status Change, 1971
New YorkColgate Rochester-Bexley-Crozer, Rochester (Merger of - Bexley Hall, Rochester - Colgate Rochester Divinity School, Rochester - Crozer Theological Seminary, Rochester)
Location Change, 1921 a
New York--Woodstock College, New York (formerly- located in Maryland) Trade and Technical Education
National Association of Trade andTechnical Schools, Accrediting Commission
Secretary: William A. Goddard, 2021 L Washington, D. C.20036
Newly Accredited Programs, September1,971
Alabama-Herzing Institutes, Birmingham35205
Arizona: Arizona Medical and Dental AssistantsCollege, Phoenix 85012 Arizona MediCal and Dental AssistantsCollege, Tucson 85719
California: Airline Schools Pacific of Riverside,Riverside 92501 Bryman School, Sacramento Edison Technical College, Van Nuys 91403 Southland College of Medical and DentalAssistants, Gardena 90249 Southland College of Medical and DentalAssistants, Monteboollo 90640
ColoradoEakins Institute in Denver,Inc., Denver 80209
ConnecticutPaier School of Art, Hamden
Florida: Art.Instituts of Fort- Lauderdale,Inc., Fort Lauderdale 33316 Bauder Fashion College, Miami 33131 Elkins Institute in Miami, Inc.,Miami Beach 33139
Georgia: Control Data Institute, Atlanta30339 Georgia Institupe of Real Estate,Atlanta 30309
Illinois: Elkins Institute in Chicago,Inc., Chicago 60634 Greer Technical Institute, Inc., (a Ryder school)Chicago60616 IndianeHryman School, Indianapolis 46218
IowaLincoln Technical Institute,Des Moines50309
KansasInstitute of Computer Systems,Wichita67202
Maryland: Arundel Institute of Technology,Glen Burnie21601 Bryman School, Baltimore 21204 Computer Learning Center, Rockville.20852
119 1.34 Massachusetts Coyne Electrical & Technical School, Boston 02115 East Coast Aero Technical School, Lexington 02173 Electronic Computer Programming Institute of Boston, Boston 02215 Electronic Computer Programing Institute of Worcester, Worcester01608 Massachusetts Radio and Electronics School, Boston 02115
MichiganRETS Electornic SchoOls, Inc., Detroit 48211
MinnesotaMins Institute in Minneapolis, Inc., Minneapolis55406
Missouri: Control Data Institute, St. Louis 63108 Electronics Institute, Inc., Kansas City 64125 Kansas City College of Medical and Dental Assistants, KansasCity 64108 Mid-Continent Aviation, North Kansas City 64116 MissouriSchoolfor Doctors' Assistants, St. Louis United Electronics Institute, Kansas City 64116
MontanaMontana Auto College, Great Falls 59401:
New Jersey: DeVry TechnicalInstitute/Bell and Howell Schools, Union 07183 Lyons Educational Center, Hackensack07601 RCA Technical Institute, Cherry Hill08034
New MexicoSouthwest College-Computer Division, Albuquerque 87108
New York: Laboratory Institute of Merchandising, New York10022 New York Institutes, Inc., New York 10001 Programming and Systems Institute, New York10019 School of Visual Arts, New York. 10010.
Ohio: Airco Welding Training Center, Cleveland' 44103 Cleveland Engineering Institute, Cleveland '44114 Cooper School of Art, Cleveland 44115 McKinley Technical Institute, Canton 44709 Youngstown College of Business & Professional Drafting, Youngstown 44507
Oklahoma: Tulsa WeldingSchool, TAPra74107 United Electronic Institute, Oklahoma City73105
OregonElectronic Computer Programming Institute, Eugene
Pennsylvania: Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh 15222 Clarissa School of Dress Design Technology, Pittsburgh 15222 GreensburgInstitute: of Technology, Greensburg 15601 Ivy School of Professional Art, Pittsburgh 15222 MedianSchool,Pittsburgh 15222 Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics., Pittsburgh 15236
120 Rhode Island-Rhode Island Trades ShopsSchool, Providence 02901 Tennessee: Elkins Institute in Memphis, Inc.,Memphis38104 Elkins Institute in Nashville,Inc., Nashville 37204 Texas: Bauder Fashion College, Arlington76010 Bell & Howell School-DeVry Instituteof Technology, Dallas 75235 Elkins Institute in Houston,Inc., Houston77002 Elkins Institute in San Antonio,Inc., San Antonio78204 Miss Wade's Fashion MerchandisingCollege, Dallas 75307
Utah--Electronic Computer ProgrammingInstitute, Salt Lake City 84106 Virginia Electronic Computer Programming Institute of Tidewater,Norfolk 23502 Washington: Electronic Computer Programming Institute of Puget Sound, Seattle 98109 Elkins Institute in Seattle,Inc., Seattle 98103 Wisconsin: Herzing Institute, Madison53704 Wisconsin School of Electronics,Madison 53704
Name Changes, 197
Arizona--Universal Technical. Institute,Phoenix 85017 (formerly- Lincoln Technical Institute)
California: Control Data Institute, Anaheim92801 Control Data Institute, LongBeach 90807 Control Data Institute, Pasadena91101 Control Data Institute, SanJose 95112 Control Data Institute, SanFernando Valley Control Data Institute, ShermanOaks91403 (all formerly- Automation Institute)
Elkins Institute in SanFrancisco, San Francisco94102 (formerly- National Career Institute)
San Bernardino College ofMedical and Dental Assistants, 92405 San Bernardino (formerly' - Los Angeles College pf Medical andDental Assistants)
Connecticut-Atlantic School ofHartford, Hartford 06105 (formerly- Hartford Airline Personnel School)
Georgia-DeVry Institute of Technology,Atlanta 30309 (formerly- Georgia Institute of Medical and Dental Assisting)
'121 1136 PI"
Illinois: Herzing Institutes, Rockford61108 (formerly - Northern Illinois Electronic Computer ProgrammingInstitute)
DeVry Institute of Technology, Bell & Howell Schools,Chicago 60641 (formerly - DeVry Institute of Technology)
Indiana: ITT Technical Institute, Evansville 47714 ITT Technical Institute, Fort Wayne 46808 ITT Technical Institute, Indianapolis 46218 (all formerly - Sams Technical Institute)
KansasLear Siegler, Inc., Central Drafting College, Wichita (formerly - Central Drafting College)
MarylandMaryland Drafting Institute Langley Park20783 (formerly - WashingtonDrafting School)
MassachusettsITT Technical Institute, Boston 02215 (formerly - Massachusettts Trades Shops School - an affiliate of ITT Educational Services)
MinnesotaCareer Academy Division of Airlines and Travel Personnel, Minneapolis 55404 (formerly - Humboldt Institute)
New JerseyRyder Technical Institute, Pennsauken 08110 (formerly - Electronic Training Center)
Ohio: Electronic Technology Institute, Inc., Akron 44320 Electronic Technology Institute, Inc., Canton44708. Electronic Technology Institute, Inc., Cleveland 44103 Electronic Technology Institute, Inc., Lorain 44052 (all formerly - Electronic Engineering Technology Institute- Natibnal Radio-TV Electronic School Division)
ITT Technical Institute, Toledo. 43604 (formerly - Stautzenberger College of Business and Professional Drafting)
Oregon: Bassist Institute Portland (formerly - Bassist Fashion Institute).
Electronic Computer Programming Institute, Portland97201 (formerly - Electronic Computer Programming Institute of Oregon)
Pennsylvania: Philco-Ford Technical Institute, Philadelphia (formerly - Philco Technical Institute) 137 Ryder Technical Institute, Allentown Ryder Technical Institute, Philadelphia (all formerly Electronic Training Center)
Texas: Elkins Institute in Dallas, Inc., Dallas (formerly Elkins Institute)
Ryder Technical Institute, Dallas75207 (formerly Lincoln Technical Institute of Dallas)
Wisconsin: Herzing Institute, Appleton 54911 Herzing Institute, Milwaukee53203 (all formerly Electronic Computer Programming Institute of Fox Valley and Milwaukee)
Status Changes, 1971
ColoradoWestern Technical College, Englew000d 80110 ,(closed)
Illinois: Coyne American Institute, Chicago60607 (withdrawn)
Health Careers Institute, Chicago 60605 (closed)
Institute of Drafting and Technology, Morrison 61270 (resigned)
MassachusettsInformation Systems School, Boston 02116 (withdrawn)
OklahomaLear Siegler Institute, OklahomaCity 73105 (resigned)
Pennsylvania: Apex Technical School, Philadelpia 19107 (closed)
Electronic Computer Programming Institute,Pittsburgh15219 (withdrawn school closed)
123 138 PART III
INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION REGISTERED BY THE NEW YORK BOARD OF REGENTS
Board of Regents (for higher institutions in New York State)
Ewald Nyquist, Commissioner of Education State Education Department The University of the State of New Yorke Albany, New York 12224
Newly Accredited Higher Institutions Operating In New York, 1971
City University of New York, New York: Fiore llo H. La Guardia Community College, Long Island City 11101 Hostos Community College, Bronx 10451 Medgers Evers College, Brooklyn
Clinton Community College, Plattsburgh 12901
College for Human Services, New York 10014
Columbia -Green Community College, Athens 12015
Houghton CollegeBuffalo Campus, Buffalo 14224
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theology Seminary, New York 10033
Saint Anthony on Hudson, Rensselaer12144
Schenectady Community College,'Schenectady 12305
State University of New York, Albany 12201: College of Optometry, New York10010 College-at Oswego, Oswego 13126 College at Purchase, Purchase 10577 Empire State College, Saratoga Springs12866
Name Changes, 1971
Erie County Community College, Buffalo 14221 (formerly- Erie County Technical Institute)
Hilbert College, Hamburg 14075 (formerly- Immaculate College)
Rogers College, Her Yknoll 10545 (formerly- Mary Rogers College)
: x.124 139 t . ,t7 ::------...... ,-,-:,
SUN! NY State College of Human Ecology at Cornell University, Ithaca 14850 (formerly College of Home Economics)
Status Changes, 1971
Brentwood College, Brentwood 11717 (closed)
Buffalo Bible Institute, Buffalo 11094 (closed)
Buffalo Diocesan Preparatory Seminary, Buffalo 14208 (closed)
Catherine McAuley College, Rochester 14610 (closed)
College of Holy Names, Albany 12208 (merged with College of St. Rose, Albany)
Epiphany Apostolic College, Newburgh 12250 (closed)
Institute of Public Administration, New York 10036 (degree studies discontinued)
Mater Christi Seminary, Albany 12208 (closed)
Notre Dame College of Staten Island, Staten Island10301
. (merged with St. John's University, Jamaica)
Our Lady of Hope Mission Seminary, Newburgh 12550 (closed)
Presentation Junior College of the Sacred Heart, Newburgh 12550 (closed)
Saint Clare College, Williamsville 14221 (closed)
Saint Pius X Seminary, Garrison 10542 (closed)
Voorhees Technical Institute, New York 1003 (merged with New York City Community College)
140 325 APPENDIX A
NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED
ACCREDITING
AGENCIES AND ASSOCIATIONS
as of September 1971
The following accrediting bodies have been recognized by the U.S. Commissioner as being reliable authority as to the quality of education or training offered by educational institutions or programs.
141 126 Nationally Recognized Accrediting Agencies and Associations
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools RobertKirkwood,Executive Secretary Commission on Higher Education 225Broadway NewYork,NewYork 10007
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Robert R. Ramsey, Jr., Director of Evaluation Commission ofInstitutionsof Higher Education 131Middlesex Turnpike Burlington, Massachusetts 01803
North Central Association of Schools and Colleges Norman Burns, Executive Secretary Commission onInstitutionsof Higher Education 5454South Shore Drive Chicago, Illinois60615
Northwest Association of Secondary and HigherSchools James E. Bemis, Executive Director Commission on Higher Schools 3731University Way, N.E. Seattle, Washington98105
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Gordon W. Sweet, Executive Secretary Commission on Colleges 795Peachtree Street, N.E. Atlanta, Georgia30308
Western Association of Schools and Colleges Kay J. Andersen, Executive Secretary Accreditng Commission for Senior Colleges andUniversities cio Mills College Oakland, California94613
Harry .D. Wiser, Executive Secretary Accrediting Commission for Junior Colleges P. O. Box 4065 Modesto, California 95352
Board of Regents Ewald Nyquist, Commissioner of Education State Education Department The University of the State of New York Albany, NewYork102°4 142
127 ALLIED MEDICAL HEALTH EDUCATION Accrediting Bureau of Medical Laboratory Schools Hugh A. Woosley, Administrator 3038 West Lexington Avenue Oak Manor Offices Elkhart, Indiana 46154
Council on Medical Education American Medical Association C. H. William Ruhe, Secretary 535 North Dearborn Street Chicago, Illinois 60610
ARCHITECTURE National Architectural Accrediting Board, Inc. Helen St. Steele, Executive Secretary 1750 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20036
ART National Association of Schools of Art Joseph McCullough, Director Commission on Accrediting Cleveland Institute of Art 11141 East Boulevard Cleveland, Ohio 44106
BIBLE COLLEGE EDUCATION Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges John Mostert, Executive Director Box 543 Wheaton, Illinois 60187
BLIND AND VISUALLY HANDICAPPED EDUCATION National Accreditation Council for Agencies Serving the Blind and Visually Handicapped Alexander F. Handel, Executive Director 79 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10016
BUSINESS Accrediting Commision for Business Schools Dana R. Hart, Executive Secretary 1730 M Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20036
American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business Jesse M. Smith., Jr., Managing Director 101 North Skinker Boulevard, Prince Hall St. Louis, Missouri 63130
143 128 CHENMSTRY American Chemical Society J. H. Howard, Secretary Committee on Professional Training 343 State Street Rochester, New York 14650
CLINICAL PASTORAL EDUCATION Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, Inc. Charles E. Hall, Jr., Executive Director Interchurch Center, Suite 450 475 Riverside Drive New York, New York 10027
COSMUOLOGY Cosmetology Accrediting Commission James R. Taylor, Executive Director 25755 Southfield Road Detroit, Michigan -48075
DENTISTRY American Dental Assoication John M. Coady, Secretary Council on Dental Education 211 East Chicago Avenue Chicago, Illinois60611
ENGINEERING Engineers' Council for Professional Development David R. Reyes-Guerra, Executive Secretary 345 East 47th Street New York, New York 10017
FORESTRY Society of American Foresters Donald R. Theoe, Director of ProfessionalPrograms 1010 - 16th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20036
HONE STUDY EDUCATION National Home Study Council David A. Lockmiller, Executive Secretary Accrediting Commission 1601 - 18th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20009
HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION Accrediting Commission on Graduate Education forHospital Administration Gary L. Filerman, Executive Director One Dupont Circle, N. W., Suite 420 Washington, D. C. 20036
144 129 JOURNALISM American Council on Education for Journalism Baskett Mosse, Executive Secretary Northwestern University 215 Fisk Hall Evanston, Illinois 60201
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE American Society of Landscape Architects Gary 0. Robinette, As Societe Executive Director 1750 Old Meadow Road McLean, Virginia23101
LAW American Bar Association Louis Potter, Assistant Director Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar 1155 East 60th Street Chicago, Illinois60637
LIBRARIANSHIP American Library Association Agnes L. Reagan, Assistant Director for Accreditation Office for Library Education 50 East Huron Street Chicago, Illinois60611
MEDICINE American Medical Association Council on Medical Education C. H. William Ruhe, Secretary 535 North Dearborn Street Chicago, Illinois 60610
Association of American Medical Colleges John A.D. Cooper, President One Dupont Circle, N.W., Suite 200 Washington, D. C. 20036
MUSIC National Association of Schools of Music David A. Ledet, Executive Secretary One Dupont Circle, N:W., Suite 650 Washington, D. C.20036
NURSING American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Bernice O. Baum, Executive Director 111 East Wacker Drive Chicago, Illinois 60601 145
130 National League for Nursing, Inc. Margaret E. Walsh, General Director and Secretary 10 Columbus Circle New York, New York10019 National Association for Practical Nurse Education and Service, Inc. Rose G. Martin, Executive Director 1464 Broadway New York, New York10036
OCCUPATIONAL, TRADE AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION National Association of Trade and Technical Schools William A. Goddard, Secretary Accrediting Commission 2021 L Street, N.W. Washngton, D. C.20036
OPTOMETRY American Optometric Association Charles G. Lilo, Executive Secretary Council on Optometric Education 7000 Chippewa Street St. Louis, Missouri 63119
OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE American Osteopathic Association Albert. E. O'Donnell, Director Office of Education 212 East Ohio Street Chicago, Mionis60611
PHARMACY American Council on Pharmaceutical Education Fred T. Mahaffey, Secretary 77 West Washington Street Chicago, Illinois60602
PODIATRY American Podiatry Association John L. Bennett, Director Council on Podiatry Education 20 Chevy Chase Circlet N. W. Washington, D. C.20015
PSYCHOLOGY American Psychological Association Ronald B. Kurz, Associate Educational Affairs Officer 1200 - 17th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C.20036
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131 PUBLIC WEALTH American Public Health Association, Inc. Maggie Matthews, Staff Associate Office of Health and Manpower 1015 18th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C.20036
SOCIAL WORK Council on Social Work Education Alfred Stamm, Director Division of Educational Standards and Accreditation 345East 46th Street New York, New York 10017
SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY American Speech and Hearing Association Claude S. Hayes, Chairman Education and Training Board 9030 Old Georgetown Road Washington, D. C. 20014
TEACHER EDUCATION National Council for the Accreditation of TeacherEducation Rold W. Larson, Driector 1750 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington,R.C. 20006
THEOLOGY American Association of Theological Schools Jesse H. Ziegler, Executive Director David S. Schuller, Associate Director Commission on Accrediting 534 Third National Building Dayton, Ohio45402
VETERINARY MEDICINE American Veterinary Medical Association W. M. Decker, Director of Scientific Activities 600 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60605
14 132 STATE NURSING AGENCIES California Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration Mr. Michael R. Buggy, R.N. Executive Secretary 1021 0 Street, Room A-290 Sacramento, California 95814
Iowa State Board of ?toeing Mrs. Lynn M. Illes R.N., Executive Director State Office Building 300 4th Street Des Moines, Iowa. 50319
Missouri State Board of Nursing Mrs. Vivian D. MeineckelR.N., Executive Secretary P. O. Box 656 Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Montana State Board of Nursing Mrs. Gertrude Malone, R.N., Executive Secretary Wheat Building, Suite 201 Helena, Montana59601
New Hampshire Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration Miss Marguerite Hastings, Executive Secretary, Director of Nursing Stickney Avenue Concord, New Hampshire03301
West Virginia State Board of EXaminers for RegisteredNurses Mrs. Freda Engle Executive Secretary 408 Davidson Building 910 Quarrier Street Charleston, West Virginia 25301 APPENDIX B
ACCREDITING AGENCIES AND ASSOCIATIONS RECOGNIZED BY THE U. S. COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION FORPREACCREDITATION
The following nationally recognized accrediting bodies are
recognized by the Commissioner as reliable authorities for estab-
lishing the required satisfactory assurance through the award of
preaccreditation status to educational institutions:
Regional Accrediting Associations
COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION MIDDLE STATES ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS
CCNNISSION ON INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARYSCHOOLS
COMMISSION OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION, NORTH CENTRALASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS
COMMISSION ON HIGHER SCHOOLS NORTHWESTASSOCIATION OF SECONDARY AND HIGHER SCHOOLS
COMMISSION ONCOLLEGE COMMISSION ON OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OFCOLLEGEAND SCHOOLS
ACCREDITING COMMISSION FOR SENIORCOLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIES, ACCREDITING COMMISSION FOR JUNIOR COLLEGES, WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF KIWIS ANDCOLLEGES
Official recognition for establishing satisfactory assurance was
granted the regional accrediting associations during the period
1963-1964.Each of the above associations currently awards the
preaccreditation classification of Correspondent and Candidate.
The classifications are defined as follows:
Candidate - "The classification given to a fully operative collegiate institution which, as attested to
134 149 by a higher education commission of a regional accrediting agency, appears to be offering students on at least a minimally satisfactory level, the educational opportunities implied by its objectives. [Candidacy] indicates that an institution is progressing steadily and properly toward accreditation, but does not assure or even imply accreditation."'
Correspondent - "The classification given toa collegiate institution not necessarily yet in operation, which has indicated its intent to work toward accreditation and which, having provided evidence of sound planning and the resources to implement these plans, appears to have the potential for attaining this goal with- in a reasonable time. Correspondent status is not accreditation nor does it assureor even imply accreditation."2
National Specialized Accrediting Associations
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF THEOLOGICAL SCHOOLS
The AATS preaccreditation classification, "AuthoriziwtheSending of Schedules," is assigned to theological schools Whichwill be able to move on to accreditation withinone or two years. Recog- nition of this status was accorded by the Commissionerin Mey 1969.
AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION
The ADA preaccreditation classification, "AccreditationEligible,"
is assigned to developing dental schools and developingdental hygiene education programs. Recognition of this statuswas accorded by the Commissioner in September 1969. The preaccred-
lAccredited Institutions of Higher Education, publishedby the American Council on Education,(1969-70edition), p. 117 2Ibid.,p. 127
135 ited classification "Reasonable Assurance" is assignedto insti
tutions in the process of developing plans for dentalschools.
The status was recognized in August 1971.
AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION
The AOA preaccreditation classification, "AccreditationEligible,"
is applicablefto optometry schools whichhave yet to enroll their
first class.The classification "Preliminary Approval" applies
to the developing. schools which have studentsenrolled but are
not fully operational. Both categories were recognized by the
Commissioner in August 1971.
AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION
The AOA preaccreditation classification, "ReasonableAssurance of
Approval," is assigned to osteopathic collegesin their first 3
years of operation. Recognition of this status was accorded bythe
Commissioner in May 1969.
AMERICAN VETERINARYMEDICALASSOCIATION
The AVMA preaccreditation classification,"Reasonable Assurance of
Accreditation," is assigned to thoseLJveloping veterinary medical
.schools which the Association determines likelyto become accredited
once their programs are functioning. Recognition of this status
was accorded by the Commisiioner in September. 1969.
COMMISSION ON OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION OF THESOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND smog's
In June 1969, the Commission of OccupationalEducation was recog
nized by the Commissioner for the'assignmentof "Affiliate" status
to non - degree granting Vocational4echnical Institutionswhich sr have clear emphasis on occupational education. Affiliation is the
first stage of development for institutions seeking to improve
their programs and gain accreditation..
ENGINEERS' COUNCIL FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The ECPD preaccreditation classifications of "Reasonable Assurance
of Accreditation" and "Candidate" were officially recognized
in the spring of 1965 for engineering technology programs. Reason
able Assurance of Accreditation status is awarded by ECPD to engineering
technology programs existing as a plan. Candidate status is awarded
to those programs which are operating but which have yet to graduate
their first class.(It is the policy of the Council not to publish
a list or release information on programs holding preaCcredited
status.)
LIAISON COMMITTEE ON MEDICAL EDUCATION (Representing the Council on Medical Education of the American Medical Association and the Executive Council of the Association of American Medical Colleges)
The Committee's preaccreditation classification "Reasonable
Assurance of Accreditation," is assigned to developing medical
schools. Recognition of this status was awarded by the Commissioner
in 1964.
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING
The NLN preaccreditation classification, "Reasonable Assurance of
Accreditation," is assigned to developing programs in nursing
education. Recognition of this status was awarded by the Commissioner
in 1964 for diploma, associate degree, baccalaureate and master's
degree programs in nursing education. APPENDIX C
ACCREDITING BODIES AND STATE AGENCIES RECOGNIZED BY THE U. S.CCVMISSIONER OF EDUCATIONAS RELIABLE AUTHORITY FOR THE APPROVAL OF NURSEEDUCATION
Pursuant to the Nurse Tra Act as amended (42 U.S.C. 298 (b), the following accrediting bodies and State agencies have been recognized by the U. S. Commissioner ofEducationas being reliable authority as to the quality of training offered.
RIMIONAL ACCREDITING ASSOCIATIONS
Commission on Higher Education, Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
CommissiononInstitutions of Higher Education, New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Commission on Institutions of Higher Education North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Commission on Higher Schools, Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Commission on Colleges Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities Accrediting Commission for Junior Colleges Western Association of Schools and Colleges
NATIONAL SPECIALIZED ACCREDITING ASSOCIATIONS
Board of Review, National League for Nursing, Inc.
STATE AGENCIES
California Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration
Board of Regents, University of the State of New York
138 153 Iowa Board of Nursing
Missouri State Board of Nursing
Montana State Board of Nursing
New Hampshire Board of Nursing Education and Nurse-Registration
West Virginia State Board of Examiners for Registered Nurses APPENDIX D
INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION LISTED BY THE NATIONALUNIVERSITY EXTENSION ASSOCIATION
National University Extension Association One Dupont Circle, Suite360 Washington, D. C. 20036
New Additions -as of 1971
Alabama Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee Institute 36088
California: The California State Colleges California State College at Hayward, Hayward94542 Humboldt State College, Arcata 95521 Loma Linda University, Loma Linda 92354 Pepperdine College, Los Angeles90044 Sacramento State College, Sacramento 95819 Sonoma State College, Hohnert Park 94928 University of California-4os Angeles, Los Angeles 90024 University of California --San Diego, La Jolla' 92037 University of Southern California, Los Angeles90007
Colorado: Colorado State University, Fort Collins 80521 University of Northern Colorado, Greeley 80631
Connecticut University of Connecticut, Storrs 06268
Delaware University of Delaware, Newark 19711
District of Columbia: The Federal City College, Washington George Washington University, Washington 20007
Florida: Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University,Tallahassee 32307 Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton33432 Florida International University, Miami Florida State University, Tallahassee 32306 The State University System of Florida University of .Miami, Coral Gables 33124 University of South Florida, Tampa 33620 University of West Florida, Pensacola 32504
Georgia: Georgia Institute.of Technology, Atlanta 30532 Georgia Southern College,tatesbord 3040 155.- Hawaii--University of Hawaii, Honolulu 96822
IdahoIdaho Office of Higher Education
Illinois: Bradley University, Peoria 61606 Illinois State University, Normal 61761 Northern Illinois University, DeKalb60115 Northwestern University, Evanston 60201 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale62901 University of Chicago, Chicago 60637. Western Illinois University, Macomb 61455
Indiana: Purdue University, Lafayette 47907 St. Joseph's College, Rensselaer 47978 University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame 46556
Iowa: Drake University, Des Moines 50311 Iowa State University, Ames 50010 Upper Iowa University, Fayette 52142
Kansas: Fort Hays Kansas State College, Hays 67601 Kansas State College of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh66762 Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia,Emporia 66801 Kansas State University, Manhattan 66502
MaineUniversity of Maine, Portland 04102
Maryland: John Hopkins University, Baltimore 21218 University of Maryland, College Park20742
MassachusettsUniversity of Massachusetts, Amherst cum.
Michigan: Ferris State College, Big Rapids 49307 Michigan Technological University, Houghton 49930 Oakland University, Rochester 48063 Wayne State University, Detroit 48202
Missouri: St. Louis University, St. Louis63103 University of Missouri, Columbia 65201 University of Missouri Kansas City, Kansas City 64110 University of Missouri at Rolla, Rolla 65401 University of Missouri at St. Louis, St. Louis63121 Washington University, St.'Louis63130
MontanaUniversity of Mbntana, Missoula 59801
NebraskaUniversity.of NebraOka at Omaha, Omaha 68101 ;'.:144 New HampshireUniversity of New Hampshire, Durham 03824
New Jerseys Fairleigh Dickinson University, Rutherford 07070 Rutgers University, New Brunswick 08903
New Mexico: Eastern New Mexico University, Portales88130 New Mexico State University, Las Cruces88001
New York: Cornell University, Ithaca 14850 New York Institute of Technology, Long Island 11568 New York University, New York 10003 Orange County Community College, Middletown 10940 Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester 14623 State University of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton 13901 State University of New York at Brockport, Brockport 14420 State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo 14214 . Syracuse University, Syracuse 13210
North Carolina: Appalachian State University, Boone28607 East Carolina University, Greenville 27834 North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro27431
North DakotaNorth Dakota State University, Fargo 58102
Ohio: Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green 43403 Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland44106 Cleveland State University, Cleveland 44115 Kent State University, Kent Who Miami University, Oxford 45056 Ohio State University, Columbus43210 University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati 45221 Wright State University, Dayton 45431 Youngstown State University, Youngstown 44503
Pennsylvania: Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana 15701 Pennsylvania State University, University Park 16802 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh 15213
Puerto Rico: University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, Mayaguez University of Puerto Rico at Rio Piedras, Rio Piedras
Rhode IslandUniversity of Rhode Island, Kingston 02881
South DakotaSouth Dakota State University, Brookings 57006 Tennessee: Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City 37760 East Tennessee State University, JohnsonCity37601 Tennessee State University, Nashville37203 Tennessee Technological University,Cookeville 38501 University of Tennessee System
Texas -St. Edward's University, Austin78704
Virginia: College of William and Mary, Williamsburg 23185 Old Dominion University, Norfolk 23508 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and StateUniversity, Blacksburg 24061 Virginia State College, Pittsburgh 23803
West Virginia West Virginia University,Morgantown 26506
Wisconsin - Marquette University, Milwaukee53233 Special Notice IN '['LIE UNITEI) S'L'ATES no reputable institution of higher eduCation confers degrees solely on the basis of correspondence study. The lax chartering laws in some States permit the existence of correspondence schools whose practices amount virtually to the sale of degrees. Such organizations are commonly referred to as degree mills. The Of lice of Education definesa degree mill as "an organization that awards degrees without requiring courses of instruction that all reputable educational in- stitutions require before conferring degrees." Most of these degree mills operate solely by mail. In many cases stairs and plants do not even exist. Degree mills are a serious threat to American educa- tional standards in several ways. First they damage, by misleading the public, the legitimate and reputable cor- respondence schools which are filling an important and necessary role by providing correspondence study in the areas of vocational and adult education. Correspondence courses are also offered by some colleges and universities. But legitimate correspondence schools do not award degrees, and colleges and universities do not award de green on the basis of correspondence courses alone. Sec- ond, degree mills defraud those who honestly believe that they have received recognition from a legitimate institu- tion of higher education. Third, they lower American prestige abroad by deceiving foreign students. They cause legitimate American educational degrees to be un- der-valued because of the confusion overseas between bona fide .institutions of higher education in the United States and the degree mills. In view of the inadequacy and utter worthlessness of degree mills and their disservice to American higher edu- cation, the U.S. Office of Education strongly urges the public to be on guard against organizations advertising degrees based solely on correspondence stinly. Caution should also be exercised in evaluating degrees and other credentials, to ascertain whether or not they have been obtained from degree mills.
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