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ED 256 382 JC 850 150 AUTHOR Mahoney, James R., Ed. TITLE Community, Technical, and Junior College Directory, 1985. INSTITUTION American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, Washington, D.C. REPOR 0 ISBN-0-87117-151-1 PUB DATA 85 NOTE 111p.; For 1984 directory, see ED 244 713. AVAILABLE FROMAmerican Association of Community and Junior Colleges, One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 410, Washington, DC 20036 ($25.00). PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132)-- Statistical Data (110)

EDRS PRICE MF01 Plus Postage. PC Not Available from EDRS. DESCRIPTORS Accreditation (Institutions); Administrators; *College Faculty; College Presidents; Community Colleges; Community Education; *Enrollment; Fees; Full Time Faculty; *rull Time Students; Part Time Faculty; *Part Time Students; Private Colleges; Professional Associations; Public Education; School Schedules; Technical Institutes; Tuition; *Two Year Colleges; Two Year College Students ABSTRACT Based on a 1984 survey of all accredited two-year colleges in the United States and members of the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges (AACJC) in other countries, this directory provides a comprehensive list of the 1,222 community, junior, and technical colleges as wellas statistics on enrollment and staffing for each. Following introductory materialon the uses of the directory, information is presentedon the AACJC; its mission and goals; and its affiliated councils, associates, and board of directors. After explaining how to interpret data, summarizing changes since 1984, and defining key terms, the directory lists each two-year college alphabetically by state or country and provides the following information: location; chief executive officer; telephone number; year college classes began; type of controlor affiliation; AACJC membership; state recognition or accrediting agency; type of academic calender; October 1983 and 1984 full- and part-time and total enrollments; community education enrollments in 1983-84; full- and part-time and total faculty, professional staff, and administrators as of October 1984; and tuition and fees requiredin 1984-85. Next, tables are presented summarizing enrollment and personnel data by state for all institutions, and for public and indepenuent Iolleges. Lists of community, technical, and junior college organizations and state administrators of two-year college education and an alphabetical listing of colleges conclude the directory. Appendices include the AACJC constitution. (LAW *********************************************************************** * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best thatcan be made * * from the original document. * *********************************************************************** DEPAJITIWENT OF EDUCATION "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION MATERIAL IN MICROFICHE ONLY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION HAS BEEN GRANTED BY CENTER (ERIC/ Thudocument has been reproduced as Goila tticheck received from the person or organization ongrnatinp it IMinor changeshave beam made tomorose reproduction quality

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American Association of Community and Junior Colleges National Center for Higher Education Suite 410 One Dupont Circle Washington, D.C. 20036 (202) 293-7050

Dale Parnell, President and Chief Executive Officer Bernard J. Luskin, Executive Vice President James F Gollattscheck, Vice President for Communications Services R. Frank Mensel, Vice President for Federal Relations Connie Sutton-Odems, vice President for Professional Services James R. Mahoney, Editor

0 Copyright 1985 Printed in USA. ISBN 0-87117-151-1 CONTENTS

1 Introduction 2 Board of Directors 3 Organizational Relationships Chart 4 Mission and Goals

5 American Association of Community and Junior Colleges 9 Affiliated Councils 12 International Members 12 Educational Associates 15 Corporate Members 15 Individual Associates 17 Honorary Associates 18 Board of Directors, 1920-present 19 AACJC Executive Ofqcers, 1920-present

20 Directory 20 Interpreting the Data 22 Changes in Institutions 22 Key to Abbreviations 23 Definitions of Terms 24 Table I: Directory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges 72 Table II: Summary by States: All Colleges 73 Table III: Summary by States: Public Colleges 74 Table IV: Summary by States: Independent Colleges 75 Community, Technical, and Junior College Organizations 78 State Administrators for Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges

82 Appendix 82 AACJC Constitution 85 Alphabetical Listing of Colleges 97 AACJC Publimtions and Order Form

4 Opportunity With Excellence Community, Technical, and Junior College

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Form a Great Network Through The American Association of Community and Junior Colleges INTRODUCTION TO DIRECTORY

The annual Community, Technical, and Junior Col- dividual and business members of AACJC, outlines lege Directory is the most authoritative and current the goals and objectives of the Association, and publication available today that presents vital statis- describes the special councils that are affiliated with tics about American two-year colleges. It is an inval- the Association and from which it derives some of the uable resource for Congress, federal agencies, state grassroots guidance that directs the AssociaCon's na- education departments, colleges, universities, business tional efforts. AACJC purposes and activities are also and industry, and other organizations interested in the described in the Directory. resources available in local two-year colleges. No other directory contains precisely the collection It may be the most important document that the of information presented in this Directory. It is one of American Association of Community and Junior Col- a kind, produced for community colleges, by the na- leges publishes each year. It describes the heart of tional organization that represents two-year colleges, our institutions: student enrollments (both parttime and by professionals at AACJC who are national ad- and fulltime); community education student numbers; vocates for community, technical, and junior colleges. faculty numbers (partti.-ne and fulltime); tuition and fees; chief executive officers; and institutional names, Dale Parnell addresses, and telephone numbers. The introductory President material offers analyses of some of the more signifi- American Association of Community and Junior cant data collected for the Directory, identifies in- Colleges

...1.11.... 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES BOARD OF DIRECTORS July 1, 1984June 30, 1985

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eto A ROBERT DemART KAYELLEDGESEllfER GEORGE D. FIELDS, JR. CHARLES GREEN RICHAJIDGREEffIELD RAYMOND E JOSUN President President President President Chancellor President De Anza College Lake City Community Soutrintarg Methods: Mamma Technical St. Lows Community Cable Communications camcfn,a Coles College Community College Coaege Dime! Dimon Ponta South Carol= Warta Miaow The Hearst Corporation New York

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R STEPHEN NICHOLSON DONALD G KIPS DOROTHY A SHIELDS RAYMOND STONE GORDON STULBERG JAMES WATTENBARGEA Pre +r! Chancellor Director Presdent Preside Director Institute of Mt Hood Community Sean* Community Dept of Educator Sigh ills Community PolyGrrn Coroorahon Higher Education Cortege College Orono AFL-CC College CaLtornia University of Flora 0,ecr, washlror Washington D C North Carolina Fonda

Opportunity With Excellence 2 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES Executive Staff

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DALE PARNELL BERNARD LUSRM DONNE SLITTON4086 FRI* MENZEL JAIESF GOLLATTSCHECK Presp3ent and Chet Emit* tide President VicePirsord and Yee President/Ike:tor Yids President for Esecuthe Of and AssoCtabon Treasurer Assiziron Secretary for Federal Ratans CorninisrudatOnS Services (n, worm lett ACCT) AACJC Presidents Academy and Commissions

LAWRENCE W TYREE (Chatrl ROBERT A ANDERSON JR 10111 PAU1 ELSNER Pall JUDITH E. MAMMA (Char) Presidents Academy Cartmisson on S Commundy Colleges Common on Urban Centmaly Colleges ACCTIAXX Jerre Caruso President President Chareeke or Federal Relations Gun Coast Community College Nee Mem Jimor College Manccoa County Community College Drstnc! Board Chantr Ronda New MU= Anna Lincoln Lard Commonly College

Presidents Academy Ronald I Daniels Leslie Kea) Daniel 8 Grady President Trustee Larence W Tyree. Parr Ctancebor Blue Mountain Community College. Oregon San Diego Community GINO Dstrct. California Resident Los Angeles Communly College Dismet. CA:forma Gulf Coast Connorty College Florida Donald J Donato S Jane Mangle Walzam.KMcDaniel Presdent Twee George B Vaughan. Ch, riect President Niagara Way Community College, New York Presdem Pima Community College. Arizona Burlington Coumy Ccilege. New Jersey Perim Vilna Community College Vircinia E W Mira Sandra L. Rater J Mann President Trustee lichee E Crawford. Firs: Vice Chaa Chancellor Weatherford College Texas Orland Community College. Michigan Chancellor The MetrodOldin Commonly Colleges. Missouri Earn On Community Cd:thege District loaa D Kent Notes Edward Senders Roo H McCabe President Trustee R Jan LeCroy. &and Vice Cho President Homy-Georgetown Technical Cave. South r:arellna Westark Community College. Arkansas Chancellor MiamiDade Community College. Porta Dallas County Community College District Texas Richard al Turner Dew Perot Ex Mao Presider! Salvatore G Roteua Rosen Wheadon Secreary/Treasurer Exec dr Director South Central Community College. Connecticut Chance Preskdern tales Community College Board. talus City ColleAs Chicago Slate Community College of East St Louis. Marvin W Weiss AACJCMember, iResagned 19841 Presider! G Own Smith Northeastern Juno Cave Colorado Reassert R Jan LeC,roy, Vice Clef Bran N tacClenney Past Chao Community College ol Dew System. Colorado Celia Cnanceitor Jerry W Young Dallas County Community Datiege Dona. Texas Alamo Community College District Texas Presider Cnanes %ion Jr Centraita College. Washington Kathleen Ams President Provost Commission on Small/Rural Community College of Battmore Maryland Community Colleges Commission on Urban Contractual Programs and Genes Community Colleges J B Whiteley College of Lake County films President Robe A Anderson JrChar Paul A Elsner. Chair Gene D Fields Jr Souscon Community Co0ege System. Texas President Chancellor Prescient New Mexico Juno Couege New Mexico Maricom Community Colleges. Ancona Spartanburg Merectist College. South Carolina AACJC/ACCT Joint Commis- nary W Abell Pore Mancuso Edwards. Vce Chair sion on Federal Relations Reed K Greenfield President Presort Charicchor Ell s Southeastern nnois Coiege HOSICI Community College, New York ACCT Members SI Loins Community College Ds= Missouri

Phdrp J Anderson Donald M Godbold Vide Char Judith E klaoma, Chaff Yvonne Kennedy P,esient Char cellor.Sucerintendert Trustee President Arrowneaci Community C'zliege Peg on minfiesma Peralla Community College District Caffeine Lincoln Land Community Doanecal nos S 0 aistioc State Junior Cave. Alabama

kbert Begere Noir SI bison Noe Andrews Edward J Liston Presort President Trustee President Texas Scorns College texas Cuyahoga Community College District.Oro DeKale Community CoSege Georgia Community College of Rhode 'wet. Rhode Wand

Arms K Cooper Hilary Hsu Jahn L Dutty Charles Wettungton Ex Oftso Provost Cnanceor.Superintenoent Trustee Nuke Mau, Community Coflege Haw& San Francisco Community Ccliege District Calitortia C mmunity Cone alma* Kentucky System of Commonly Colleges Kentucky

3 AACJC MISSION AND GOALS

AACJC Mission and Goals Goal 7 The mission of the American Association of Communi- Alert member institutions to trends and issues that ty and Junior Colleges is to exert leadership, act as present significant opportunities or constraints. advocate, and provide services in support of communi- ty, technical, and junior colleges, as these institutions Goal 8 deliver accessible educational opportunities designed to Enhance the understanding, acceptance, and support address the needs of the individuals, organizations, of the roles and missions of community, technical, and and communities forming their constituencies. junior colleges by those who work in or attend them, by the general public, and by civic and governmental Goal 1 leaders. Reaffirm and promote the concept of access as funda- mental to the mission of community, technical, and Goal 9 junior colleges. Work with government, foundations, corporatiors, Goal 2 media, and other decision-making centers to enable Assist community, technical, and junior colleges to community, technical, and junior colleges to provide define, sustain, and promote excellence. the training strategies and capabilities necessary to keep America at the forefront of global competition. Goal 3 Encourage and strengthen the humanities, arts, and Goal 10 sciences in the community college curriculum. Provide vigorous national leadership in assisting col- Goal 4 leges to acquire and to integrate new technologies into educational programs and in assisting colleges to apply Provide vigorous national leadership in human and economic resource development. appropriate technologies to the improvement of in- structional delivery systems and internal administra- Goal 5 tive processes. Promote the growth, acceptance, and practice of con- tinuity in lifespan learning. Goal 11 Maintain positive working relationships with other in- Goal 6 stitutions and agencies, at local, state, and national Develop vigorous programs of leadership training and levels. professional development at the national level, and assist colleges in their efforts to improve leadership Adopted November 18, 1984 through staff development. AACJC Board of Directors

4 10 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES

The American Association of Community and Junior public by providing information to the media through Colleges, headquartered in Washington, D.C., is the press releases, public service radioand television an- only organization whose sole purpose is to represent nouncements, publications, and staff contact. the interests of the 1,222 public and private communi- ty, technical, and junior colleges of the nation. The mission of the American Association of Com- Leadership munity and Junior Colleges is to exert leadership, act For 65 years college presidents and administrators as an advocate, and provide services in support of com- have relied on the American Association of Communi- munity, technical, and junior colleges, as these institu- ty and Junior Colleges for leadership. Founded in 1920 tions deliver accessible educational opportunities as the American Association of JuniorColleges, the designed to address the needs of the individuals, Association's name was changed in 1972 to .reflect organizations, and communities forming their more accurately its membership. As the newestin- constituencies. stitutions in all of higher education, community, tech- nical, and junior colleges are not well understood. AACJC has been a leader in bringing the achieve- Advocacy ments of two-year colleges to the attention of the rest of higher education by developing literature the One of the most important functions AACJC serves acadei. `,C world respects. is that of reaching out to governmental decision Opportunity with Excellence is much more than just makers at the national, state, and local levels on the Association's motto. It represents the heart and behalf of the mission and needs of its member col- soul of the two-year college movement in America. leges, their staffs, and their students. AACJC has These colleges have provided-opportunities for millions been particularly effective in communicating with of students and have offered these students an ex- federal officials, members of Congress, and other cellent education. A current AACJC initiative is its of leaders regarding the missions and needs and the forts to enhance the status and value of the associate value of community, technical, and junior colleges degree. Through an 11 point 1985 Public Policy Agen- throughout the nation. da, the Association will attempt to achieve its goals In order to speak with "one voice and one agenda," through an active program of leadership at the na- AACJC has joined with the Association of Community tional level. College Trustees (ACCT) to form the Joint Commis- sion on Federal Relations. The .Lint Commission helps to ensure that the voice of community, technical, and Service junior colleges is heard clearly and that two-year col- As an association dedicated to helping its member leges receive a fair share of federal funding and stu- colleges achieve their missions, goals, and objectives, dent financial aid. AACJC provides many services. Also in cooperation with ACCT, AACJC has under- As the most comprehensive organization in the taken a series of initiatives through "Keeping America United States representing community-based post, Working." This project is establishing closer working secondary education, AACJC serves as: relationships between business, industry, labor, government, and colleges. A recent grant from the A means of identifying and giving national recogni- Sears Foundation will enable AACJC to provide funds tion to emerging leaders for the futureindividuals, to member colleges to encourage partnerships br;ween institutions, and ',leas. colleges and businesses in their communities. The only community, technical, and junior college The major advantage of AACJC's location in the Na- voice for hundreds of national meetings, coinmittees, tional Center for Higher Education is that it facilitates councils, and commissions. the establishment of coalitions with such associations A respected reference for appointmentrecommenda- as the American Council onEducation, American tions to membership on federal commissions, ad- Association of State Colleges and Universities, Na- visory bodies, and other notable organizations. tional Association of State Universities and Land- A forum for members' institutional andpersonal Grant Colleges, and many other associations repre- views that will influence the future of educationand senting various sectors of higher education. Through these linkages, AACJC is able to represent the in- the nation. terests of community colleges more effectively. A singular source of information collected byAACJC An important responsibility of AACJC is that of and unavailable elsewhere (this Directory, for "telling the two-year college story" to the general example).

5 A sounding board and clearinghouse for cost- effective. innovative ideas and people, Governance A source of technical assistance for member colleges. Board of Directors Many of these services are provided througha variety The Association is governed bya 31-member Board of media of communication, suchas: of Directors. The Board meets three times annually,in different parts of the country, to develop and monitor Annual AACJC Convention and Workshopstopro- the policy framework within which the AACJC carries mote the exchange of ideas and information among out its mission. Standing committees of the Board more than 2,5(X) delegates from colleges nationwide. During the year, other conferences, workshops, and meet periodically during the year and provide for much of the in-depth work of the Board. Currentcom- assemblies offer opportunities for special interest mittees, appointed by the chairman of the Board, groups to come together, particularly for professional are: development. Executive Committeeresponsible for personnel AACJC Letterthe only national weekly newsletter matters, finance, and for emergency situations. Judith S. Eaton is chair and Joshua L. Smithis exclusively for community, technical, and junior col- vice chair. Members include the immediate past leges. Personally edited by AACJC President Dale chair, Harold D. McAninch, and chairs of four Parnell, this award-winning weekly publication isfor the busy executive who wants authoritative informa- standing committees. Association officers whomeet with the Executive Committeeare Dale Parnell, tion in a hurry. Alternate issues of the Letter, president and chief executive officer; Bernard J. entitled Federal Focus, provide current information Luskin, executive vice president and Association on legislative issues and federal policies. It is edited treasurer; Connie Sutton-Odems, vice president for by Frank Mensel, AACJC's vice president for professional services and secretary of the Associa- federal relations, who monitors bills; attends hear- tion; James F. Gollattscheck, vice president for ings, develops testimony on pending legislation, communication services and editor-in-chief and analyzes policies that affect community, technical, Frank Mensel, vice president for federal relations. and junior colleges, and publishes details in Federal Focus. Committee on Federal Relationsresponsible for Community and Junior College Jonmaloffers government-related matters in coopera:),. with the Association of Community College ..i'-;,.:stees.R. readable. worthwhile information about exemplary Jan LeCroy is vice-chair. Membersare Kathleen F. programs. practices, and people in articles by Arns, George D. Fields, Jr., Richard K. Greenfield, presidents, administrators, professors, and otherex- Yvonne Kennedy, and Edward Liston. Charles perts sharing their best ideas. ( *8 issuesper year) Wethington is an ex-officio member, and Frank Community, Technical, and Junior College Mensel from AACJC is staff. Directoryupdated annually, this indispensable Committee on Association Vitality and Publica- source of essential information contains data tionsresponsible for long-range planning and pub- gathered by AACJC directly from the colleges and lications oversight. Michael E. Crawford is chair. other sources. AACJC research analystsare avail- Members are Arthur Cohen, Kay Elledge-Heimer, able year-round to answer questions from Associa- Charles Green, Raymond E. Joslin, Gordon Stul- tion members, news media, and other organizations. berg, and James L. Wattenbarger. James F. Gol- Directory qt. Administratorspublished in 1984, this lattscheck from AACJC is staff. reference document contains names of administrative Committee on Directors and Membership Services staff at 1,Z22 accredited two-year colleges. It isan responsible for internal operations of the Board, invaluable resource for businesses, governmental membership services, and Board nominations. agencies, job seekers, and anyone else wanting to Mary Norman is chair. Membersare Carl contact the right community college person at the right place. Crawford, James Kraby, Judith E. Madonia. Donald W. McInnis, Donald Newport, and R. Special publicationsproduced with the needs of col- Stephen Nicholson. Harold D. McAninch isan ex lege executives and staff in mind, these includea officio member, and Bernard J. Luskin from series of handy, concise pocket readers, monographs, AACJC is staff. reports, indicator briefs based on statistical data. Committee on Professional Servicesresponsible legislative and legal briefs, bulletins, and brochures. for convention program, determining national The new Leadership Bookshelf Series continues to award winners, and review of councilprograms ..ro,-nt (Immunity college administrators with les.lp- and affiliations. Brian L. Donnelly is chair. Mem- terials on a variety of topics, including hers are Raul Cardenas, Rose M. Channing, A. gic planning, financing, and governance. Robert DeHart, Donald G. Phelps, Raymond D. .dition, the Associationserves as headquarters Stone, and Gene A. Whiddon. Connie Sutton- for a liaison network involving the entireAACJC con- (Wins from AACK' is staff. stituency, which includes: Community, technical, and junior college Board members normallyserve terms of three years presidents, administrators, and staff. each, with one-third of the Board elected eachyear. State college associations and state Eighteen directors are representatives of institutions, administrators. elected by the Board; sixare representatives of the af- Affiliated councils. filiated councils, elected by the AACJCmembership; 1.2 AMMIMMII and one member is the immediate past chairman of with Congress and the federal agencies. Sixteen the Board, elected by the Board. By constitutional presidents, trustees, and state executives make up authority, the majority of the Boerd must be chief ex- this "grass roots" voice of community colleges on na- ecutive officers. tional policy. Commission chairman is Judith E. Nominations of the institutional representatives are Madonia, Board Chairman, Lincoln Land Community made by the Committee on Directors and Membership College, Illinois. R. Jan LeCroy is vice chairman. Services. While continually open to receive recommen- The Commission on Small/Rural Community Col- dations, the Committee contacts the institutional leges, composed of 12 chief executive officers from members in the early fall, seeking recommendations member institutions, focuses attention on the needs for the following year. The Committee seeks persons and concerns of small and rural colleges. Robert A. capable and willing to bring dedicated and creative Anderson, Jr., president of New Mexico Junior Col- leadership to the Association and to the Board. With lege, New Mexico, is chairman. the recommendations from the field, together with its fall The Commission on Urban Community Colleges was own experience, the Committee meets in the late established in 1983 to advise the president and to develop a slate of multiple nominations. Additional Board of AACJC on matters of concern to communi- nominations can be made from the field following the ty colleges serving urban communities. Fifteenchief Committee's report. The name of any such person, executive officers from member institutions make up qualified to he a member of the Board, is added to the the commission. Paul A. Elsner, chancellor of The annual ballot when supported by letters from at least Maricopa Colleges, Arizona, is chairman. 50 official institutional representatives. Annual elections, by mail ballot, are conducted no 'ater than April 15 of each year. Each member insti- Keeping America Working Task Force tution is authorized one ballot to be completed by the official institutional representative. The Keeping America Working Task Force (KAW) is Further information about the Board of Directors a jointly sponsored AACJC andAssociation of Com- may be obtained from thepresident or secretary of munity College Trustees (ACCT) initiative. The KAW the Association. Task Force (formerly Putting America Back to Work) is rooted in the original Business/Industry Council' (BIC) concept and initiative at ACCT. The primary Officers thrust of Phase I, Putting America Back to Work, was to raise the consciousness of leaders in the public and There are five officers of the Association. The chair- elected by private sectors with respect to the largely untapped man and vice chairman of the Board are training resource housed in our nation's community, the Board of Directors each spring to serve one year technical, and junior colleges. Phase II has continued July 1 through June 30. The president of the Associa- this consciousness raising and also has concentrated on tion is appointed by the Board to serve for a time brokering relationships between nationally based designated by the Board. The secretary and treasurer businesses and industries and two-year colleges. of the Association are designated by the president The 26-member Task Force has an equal number of with the approval of the Board. appointments from the two Associations, with mem- Current officers (19e4-85) are: bership selected by the respective Association Chairman of the Board of Directors presidents. Task Force members include both educa- Judith S. Eaton tors and representatives from the business/industry Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors community. The Task Force chairman, also a joint ap- Joshua L. Smith pointment, traditionally has been a representative from the private sector. Philip K. Hammond, presi- President and Chief Executive Officer dent, Dynamic Sciences, Inc., currently serves as Dale Parnell chairman. Operational monies have come from AACJC Treasurer and Vice President and ACCT general funds, grants awarded by the Bernard J. Luskin Sears Foundation, and a Shell Oil Company grant. The Secretary and Vice President Task Force has met on an ad hoc basis about three Connie Sutton-Odems times per year.

Commissions Consortia Three commissions have been created by the Board The International/Intercultural Consortium (I /IC) to provide guidance in specific areas of concern tothe was formed in 1976 in response to the growing in- Association. Commission members are appointed by terest of local community, technical, and junior col- the chairman of the Board and normally serve terms leges in international education. The consortium is of three years. an institutional membership organizationcomposed The Joint Commission on Federal Relations replaces of 46 two-year colleges that sponsor a range of pro- the former Committee on Governmental Relations. grams, including internationalizing curricula, group The Joint Commission was formed by AACJC and and individual study abroad, faculty/administrator/ the Association of Community College Trustees to student study abroad, international trade education, unify t he agenda of the two-year colleges in working cultural awareness programs, technical assistance provision to institutions in other countries, area/ meets twice a year. Salvatore G. Rotella, chancellor of ethnic studies, foreign language courses, global the Chicago City Colleges, chairs the Committee. SOC peace/health/political/ecological seminars, and foreign is funned through a contract with the Department of student enrollments. Defense. Consortium membership is open to all accredited two-year colleges that offer an associate degree. An- nual membership fees are $500. A secretariat con- AACJC/NLN -CARP Liaison Committee sisting of the AACJC director of international ser- The Liaison Committee of the American Association vices and the staff assistant in the international of Community and Junior Colleges and the National office provide administrative services. Annual meet- League for NursingCouncil of Associate Degree Pro- ings of member institution presidents are called to grams was established in 1969 to promote cooperation review consortium activities and to set directions for and to serve as a means of communication and coordi- the next 12-month period. Similar meetingsare nation between AACJC and NLN-CADP on matters called of the member college coordinators of interna- of mutual concern. Over the years, the Committee has tional education. During the annual AACJC conven- identified issues in associate degree nursing programs, tion, special forums/workshops are offered that focus formulated recommendations for the consideration of on international education issues, a reception is spon- the parent groups relative to the improvement of sored to greet international participants at themeet- nurse education, and provided a forum for interaction ing, and a consortium business session is conducted. between educators in nursing and community, tech- The consortium executive committee is composed of nical, and junior college administrators. all member institution presidents. The Committee consists of 6 members, 3 appointed The Instructional Telecommunications Consortium by AACJC and 3 appointed by NLN. In addition, each (ITC), established in 1977 under the title Task Force organization designates staff as ex-officio members, on Uses of Mass Media in Learning, serves as a without vote. The Committee meets twice annually, in clearinghouse for and disseminator of information the fall and in conjunction with the AACJC and/or about telecommunications uses in postsecondary edu- NLN conventions in the spring. Travel expenses of cation. The Consortium encourages cooperation the members are the responsibility of the respective among ITC members and community colleges in appointing organizations, and AACJC also maintains a planning, designing, and utilizing telecommunica- special general fund account to cover other expenses. tions-based curricula and acts as an agency to in- fluence and shape telecommunications policies as Presidents Academy they affect postsecondary institutions. Membership currently stands at 30 and is com- The Presidents Academy devotes attention to the prised of single institutions, multicampus districts, roles, welfare, and professional development of chief and regional and statewide consortia of community executive officers of AACJC member institutions. It colleges. Members pay annual dues based on FTE provides opportunities to exchange ideas, a program that range from $500 to $1,250 per year. Consortia for inservice professional development, and a means of of institution' pay a flat $1,500 per year. The ITC expressing concerns of chief executive officers. In- maintains an office and a staff director at AACJC. quiries may be directed to Lawrence W. Tyree, presi- An Executive Committee, comprised of Consortium dent of Gulf Coast Community College, Florida, who is member representatives, recommends policy to the Academy chairman. full membership. Association of Community College Trustees Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges AACJC maintains close and cordial working relation- The Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC) ships with the Association of Community College project was founded by the American Association of Trustees. ACCT serves more than 4,000 trustees, who Community and Junior Colleges ( AACJC) in 1972, and shape policy and community support for some 750 in 1973 a four-year college component was added. The American two-year colleges. Through its annual con- project is cosponsored by AACJC and the American vention, other conferences and seminars, and varied Association of State Colleges and Universities. SOC information services, ACCT helps to equip governing institutions agree to certain principles and criteria to boards and their members to oversee such diverse ensure that high-quality programs are available to functions as systems management, collective bargain- military students, and to help remove unnecessary ing, budget processes, performance evaluations, board harriers that members of the Armed Services and retreats, and administrative searches. The ACCT pres- many veterans encounter when pursuing postsecon- ident for 1984-85 is Wayne T. Newton, trustee, Kirk- dary education (e.g., articulation). SOC institutions col- wood Community College, Iowa. William H. Meardy is lectively confer the full range of associate, bac- executive director. calaureate, and graduate degrees. SOC has an Advisory Committee of 18 members (and 6 military liaisons) who represent the cosponsor- ing associations, the cooper; ting higher education agencies. and the military services. The Committee 8 14 AFFILIATED COUNCILS

AACJC has introduced a system of councils through Chairman: Donald D. Schmeltekopf, Professor of Phi- which the common interests of their members can be losophy, Union County College, 1033 Springfield served. Councils rirovide individuals with the means to Avenue, Cranford, New Jersey 07016; (231) 276-2600. affiliate with the Association beyond official institu- Council for Occupational Education tional representation. Within a flexible organizational arrangement, councils are encouraged to take initia- The Council for Occupational Education (COE) is tives in pursuing proposals and activities in support of concerned with issues, trends, and legislation related Association and council gt_ids. to postsecondary occupational education, human Through a formal process, councils are recognized as resource development, and the creation of technical affiliates for a specified period of timeusually three training programs to reduce manpower shortages. years. A regular review process established by the COE represent.., faculty, mid-level administrators, AACJC Board of Directors allows for extension of the deans, and college presidents, as well as individuals recognition period. Each council is assigned at least from business, organized labor, the military, and one AACJC Board member and one member of the government. It spontiors two national professional de- AACJC staff to act as liaisons. In addition, the Associ- velopment meetings yearly, publishes occasional ation's constitution and bylaws provide for six mem- newsletters, distributes the quarterly Technology bers of the AACJC Board to be elected by the institu- Review Journal, prepares legislation for consideration tional membership to serve as official council represen- by Congress, and encourages members to publish and tatives on the Board. disseminate materials on occupational education in Fourteen councils are presently affiliated with the two-year colleges. Association: President: H. James Owen, President, Tri-Cities State Technical Institute, Blountville, Tennessee 37617; (615) American Association of Women in Community and 323-3191. Junior Colleges 'f he American Association of Women in Community Council of Universities and Colleges and Junior Colleges (AAWCJC) is one of the largest and most responsive organizations working for the The purpose of the Council of Universities and Col- mncerns of women in education. Formed in 1973, the leges (CUC) is to promote peer relationships and stim- Association represents its members on a state and ten- ulate publication and research among professors region basis. Steady increases in female students, housed in college and university graduate schools. staff, and educational professionals have had a Members of the council are specialists in community, dynamic effect on the growth and professional ac- technical, and junior col:ege issues (often having tivities of AAWCJC. Key benefits of AAWCJC mem- substantial experience as two-year college educators) bership are a quarterly newsletter, a job bank, and a and regard service to the applied field as one of their variety of professional development activities for major responsibilities. Since these individuals spend a women in two-year colleges at the local, state, and large portion of their time training personnel to func- r(1.,rional levels. tion within two-year colleges, the Council also sees itself as an instrument to support professional develop- President: Jo-Aim W. Terry, Dean of Educational ment in the field. The association between CUC mem- Services, Wayne County Community College, 801 bers and AACJC has been constant since the founding West Fort Street, Detroit, Michigan 48=6; (313) meeting of AACJC in 1920. -1943-2$10. President: Richard C. Richardson, Arizona State University, College of Education, Department of Community College Humanities Association Higher and Adult Educatien, Tempe, Arizona 85287; The Community College Humanities Association (602) 965-6248. (('('HA) is dedicated to strengthening the humanities in community, technical, and junior colleges. CCHA National Council on Black American Affairs serves as a catalyst in defining the issues facing humanities faculty and administrators, in finding solu- In 1972, the Council on Black American Affairs tions to problems in the field, and in establishing a (CBAA) was established to provide a national body communication network for all humanists. Special through which faculty, students, administrators, and seminars, five annual regional meetings, a triannual nonteaching personnel could affiliate to foster more ef- newsletter, and an annual journal provide for the ex fective education and employment of black people. change of ideas and information, support the profes- CBAA, working through its four regions, focuses on sional work of humanities faculty, and encourage schol- matters involving curricula, human resource develop- arly activity in the humanistic disciplines. ment, data collection, information dissemination, and solutions to problems in education that confront black opment; and (3) programs and activities designed to people. The following are Council priorities: (1) profes- enhance the level of skill with which the profession of sional developmefit of black leadership within colleges; resource development is practiced in two-year (2) expansion of supportive services for low-income institutions. etude- '..s; and (3) implementation of effective affirma- tive action programs. President: Judson H. Flower, President, Miles Com- munity College, 2715 Dickineon Street, Miles City, Chairperson: Carl Crawford, Provost, Nort'. Campus. Montana 59301; (406) 232-3031. Broward Community College, 1000 Coconut Creek Boulevard, Coconut Creek, Florida 33066; (305) 973.2202. National Council for Staff, Program and National Council for Community Relations Organizational Development The National Council for Community Relations The mission of the National Council for Staff, Pro- (NCCR) is a professional organization for gram and Organizational Development (NCSPOD) is to specialists in promote staff and organization development in two- college relations in two-year collegesin the U.S. and year colleges. NCSPOL offers a broad range of ser- Canada. It was founded in 1974 to providespecial ser- vices and opportunities to its members, including the vices for people who share the tasks of marketingthe college and communicating with its Network newsletter, a yearly conference and regional many publics. NCCR skill-building workshops, research and data dissemi- members work in a ,ariety of information-related nation, and a human resources referral directory. The areas: media relations, editing and publications, coor- Council is dedicated to: (1) developing inncvative, ef- dination of campus and community events, highschool/ fective approaches to staff, program, and organization college relations, consumer information, alumni and development; (2) maintaining communicationamong governmental relations. Members include public infor- organizations concerned with such efforts; (3) fostering mation practitioners, higher-level administrators,and college presidents. research and evaluation in the field; and (4) generating means for self-development of persons interested in President: D. Richard Petrizzo, Vice President of staff, program, and organization development. External Affairs, College of DuPage, Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137; (312) 858-2800. President: Carol McCombs, Director, Program and Fnculty Development, Tri-County Technical College, T .0. Box 587, Highway 76, Pendleton, South Carolina 29670; (803) 646-8361. National Council for Research and Planning The National Council for Research and Planning (NCR?) provides a network for expression andex- National Council of Community College change on matters of institutional management and ad- Business Officials vises AACJC on policy issues relating to research and information-based management. The Council also The National Council of Community College Busi- serves as a national forum for planning, coordinating, ness Officials (NCCCBO) is the only organization and conducting activities that promote research and whose efforts and resourcesare dedicated exclusively information -based decision making in postsecondary, to the advancement of the interests of business of- community-based institutions. NCRP products include ficials in the nation's community, technical, andjunior the Community College Journal for Research and colleges. NCCCBO represents administrators in the Planning, focusing on institutional management; Para- broad area of finance and administrativesupport ser- meters, a bimonthly newsletter; position paperson vices. Membership services include The BottomLine, policy issues; and a yearly series of workshops and a triannual newsletter focusing on current issues ofna- forums. tional concern; The Charter of Accounts,a timely President: Pert Purga, Associate Vice Chancellor, periodic update of events and activities;a subscription Eastern Iowa Community College District, 2804 to the AACJC Community and Junior College Jour- Eastern Avenue, Davenport, Iowa 52803; (319) nal; and two professional developmentprogramsa T22-5015. national fall seminar and the annual meetingin con- junction with the AACJC convention each spring.The Council contributes to the overall mission of theAsso- National Council fob; Resource Development ciation by advancing excellence through effectivebusi- ness management. The purpose og f the National Council for Resource President: Thomas King, North Carolina Development (NCRD) is to assist two-year colleges in State Depart- ment of Community Colleges, 194 EducationBuilding, the acquisition of financialresources adequate to sup- Raleigh, North Carolina 27611; (919) port their educational programs. To achieve this, the 733-7051. Council provides the irstitutions with: (1) assistance and information to encourage higher levels of financial support from both public and private sectors; (2)a National Council of Instructional Administrators vehicle for cooperation and communication in address- The National Council of Instructional Administrators ing issues and problems in thearea of resource devel- (NCIA) consists of those who make policy decisions 16 impacting instructional programs in two-year colleges. National Council on Community Services and Through national, regional, and state activities, NCIA Continuing Education sponsors a variety of meetings, conferences, and work- shops on instructional matters. Each year the Council The National Council on Community Services and focuses on a different issue of interest and importance Continuing Education (NCCSCE) is committed to pro- to its members, and this issue becomes the focus for viding national leadership to the field of community an NCIA forum at the AACJC annual convention. A services, continuing education, and lifelong learning in quarterly newsletter and yearly proceedings are community, technical, and junior colleges. NCCSCE published by the Council. services include four quarterly issues of the profes- sional journal The Community Services Catalyst, President: William Christopher, Dean of Instruction, newsletters to update members on Council activities Whatcom Community College, Bellingham, Washing- and events, working papers detailing exemplary pro- Lon 9WZ26; (206) 676-2170. gramming in the field, consulting services upon re- quest, and sponsorship of national and regional conferences. National Council of State Directors of Community/ President: Hans A. Andrews, NCCSCE President, Junior Colleges Dean of Instruction, Illinois Valley Community College, Oglesby, Illinois 61348; (815) 224-2720. Organized in 1968, the National Council of State Directors of Community/Junior Colleges (NCSDCJC) is comprised of state directorsor whoever serves in National Council on Student Development that capacityin the various state. Council purposes The National Council on Student Development include: (1) fostering the development of systems of (NCSD) is an organization of student development/stu- community, technical, and junior colleges in the states; dent services educators. It provides an avenue for (2) providing a forum for exchange of information members to express their views on current concerns about trends and problems; (3) seeking ways to im- and to advise AACJC and other groups on matters prove the competencies of state agencies; and (4) pro- relating to student development in community, tech- moting coordination among the states in federal mat- nical, and junior colleges. In addition to serving as an ters, including legislation. The Council has three advisory body and general voice for student develop- standing committees: Legislative; Research and Data; ment, NCSD promotes student services staff and pro- and Issues, Trends and projects. gram development through seminars and workshops, Chairperson: David T. Kelly, Assistant Commissioner and collects and disseminates information on trends in for Community Colleges and Continuing Education, the student development field. Coordinating Board, Texas College and University Chairperson: John Keyser, Vice President for Instruc- System, P.O. Box 12788Capitol Station, Austin, tion, Linn-Benton Community College, 6500 S.W. Texas 78711; (512) 475-3413. Pacific Boulevard, Albany, Oregon 97321; (503) 928-2361.

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PIERCE RICHARD HOLMES W.J. PILLSWORTH WILLIAM M. JAAP WILLIAM R. POKROSS DIANNE STORMER-JOHNSON GARY N. POLONSKY ELIZABETH H. JOHNSON JORGE PEREZ PONCE JACKIE JOHNSON FAITH PRESTON KIKUKO KAMBAYASHI R.H. PRIDHAM JAMES S. KELLERMAN PATRICK W. PRINDLE PHILLIP KILLEEN MARTIN S. QUIGLEY MARGARET KINNISON JOHN H. RASOR FREDERICK C. KINTZER KAREN T. RIGG ROBERT KNOEBEL THOMAS J. ROOKEY DOROTHY M. KNOELL MARCELLO J. ROSSAND JULU R. KOTHAPA JOHN ROUECHE PATSY J. KRECHEL EDITH RUBINO EILEEN KUHNS STEVEN MARKS SACHS JULIAN LACALLE JOSEPH A. SASEK SHARON LAGRAVIER SHARON SASS MICHAEL A. LAMAN DOLORES F. SAXTON SYLVAN LASHLEY NORMAN J. SCHLAFMANN 16 22 BOB SCHREMSER A.M. SHAFFER Honorary Associates NORMAN H. SHEA MARILYN M. SHELTON DWIGHT C. BAIRD JOSEPH F. SHIELDS EUGENE B. CHAFFEE ELWOOD A. SHOEMAKER CHARLES CHAPMAN HOWARD L. SIMMONS C.C. COLVERT WALTER E. SINDLINGER JOHN CONNOLLY RAYMOND A. SLATTERY OSCAR H. EDINGER JR. GLORIA S. SMITH DONALD A. ELDR'GE MILTON L. SMITH RICHARD H. HAGEMEYER JEANNE SPAETH W.W. HAGGARD FRANK H. SPAIN CHARLES L. HARMAN ROBERT STALCUP HELENA B. HOWE WILLIAM H. STALETS B. LAMAR JOHNSON GEORGE M. STROUT MARVIN KNUDSON DONALD SWANK LEONARD V. KOOS CHIN TANG HENRY W. LITTLEFIELD HELEN E. TASHJIAN MRS. REEVES LONG MARTIN W. TERPSTRA STUART E. MARSEE GORDON A. THOM REUBEN MELAND FRED N. TIMM JESS H. PARRISH JOHN M. TUCKER BASIL H. PETERSON ROBERT H. TURNER BILL J. PRIEST WILLIAM LEWIS TURNER JR. WILLIAM RAMSEY E. WADE UNDERWOOD JAMES W. REYNOLDS JOHN A. VENA JOE B. RUSHING MAURICE F. SEAY ROBERT J. VOSS EDWARD SIMONSEN ANTHONY W. WALSCH TED WALTER ABEL B. SYKES JR. NANCY REGISTER WANGER NORMAN E. WATSON BILL WARNER THEODORE H. WILSON JAMES L. WATPENBARGER EVERETT M. WOODMAN FRED L. WELLMAN RICHARD E. WHITE LESLIE WILBUR ROB WILBORN FRED E. WOOD RAYMOND J. YOUNG LAWRENCE F. ZANE VICTOR J. ZINDA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

1920 James W. Wood, Stephens 1939 Nicholas Ricciardi, San 1956 Edward Schlaefer, College, Missouri Bernardino Junior College, Monmouth Junior College, California New Jersey 1921David Mackenzie, Detroit Junior College, Michigan 1940 Byron Hollingshead, 1957 James Ewing, CopiahLincoln ScrantonKeystone Junior Junior College, Mississippi 1922 George Winfield, Whitworth College, Pennsylvania College, Mississippi 1958 Edmund J. Gleazer Jr., 1941C.C. Colvert, Northeast Grace land College, Iowa 1923 James W. Wood, Stephens Junior College, Louisiana College, Missouri 1959 George Kildow, North Idaho 1942J.C. Miller, Christian Junior College, Idaho 1924 Ines W. Wood, Stephens College, Missouri College, Missouri 1960 Marvin Knudson, Pueblo 1943John W. Harbeson, Pasadena Junior College, Colorado 1925 L.E. Plummer, Fullerton Junior College, Vermont Junior College, California 1961Henry Littlefield, Junior 1944Jesse P. Bogue, Green College of University of 1926 H.E. Noffsinger, Virginia Mountain Junior College, Bridgeport, Connecticut Intermont College, Virginia Vermont 1962Oscar Edinger Jr., Mt. San 192F L.W. Smith, Berkeley Public 1945Roy W. Goddard, Rochester Antonio Junior College, Schools, California Junior College, Minnesota California 1928 Edgar D. Lee, Christian 1946Lawrence L. Bethel, New 1963 Charles Harman, Bluefield College, Missouri Haven YMCA Junior College, Virginia College, Connecticut 1928 J. Thomas Davis, John 1964 Donald Deyo, Montgomery Tarleton College, Texas 1947 R.C. Ingalls, East Los Junior College, Maryland 1929 John Barton, Ward Belmont Angeles Junior College, School, Tennessee California 1965 Kenneth Freeman, Christian College, Missouri 1930 Jeremiah Lilliard, Sacramento 1948 Eugene Farley, Bucknell Junior College, California University Junior College, 1966 Dwight Baird, Clark College, Pennsylvania Washington 1932 Richard G. Cox, Gulf Park College, Mississippi 1949 L.L. Medsker, Wright 1967Bill Priest, Dallas County Branch Chicago Junior Community Colleges, Texas 1933 Arthur I. Andrews, Grand College, Illinois Rapids Junior College, 1968 Donald Eldridge, Bennett Michigan 1950 Curtis Bishop, Averett College, North Carolina College, Virginia 1934 A.M. Hitch, Kemper Military 1969 Stuart Marsee, El Camino School, Missouri 1951 Eugene B. Chaffee, Boise College, California Junior College, Idaho 1935 E.Q. Brothers, Little Rock 1970 Everett Woodman, Colby Junior College, Arkansas 1952 Dorothy Bell, Bradford Junior College, Kansas Junior College, Massachusetts 1936 Robert Trevorrow, Centenary 1971Charles Chapman, Cuyahoga Junior College, New Jersey 1953Basil Peterson, Orange Community College, Ohio Coast College, California 1937 W.W. Haggard, Joliet Junior College, Illinois 1954 Frederick Marston, Kemper 1972 Joe Fordyce, Central Florida Military School, Missouri Community College, Florida 1938 Katherine Denworth, Bradford Junior College, 1955 Hugh Price, Montgomery 1973 Edward Simonsen, Bakers- Massachusetts Junior College, Maryland field Junior College, California 24 1974Peter Masiko, Miami-Dade 1979 Jess Parrish, Shelby State 1982 Joe B. Rushing, Tarrant Community College, Florida Technical College, Tennessee County Junior College, Texas 1975Peter Masiko, Miami-Dade Community College, Florida 1980 Norman Watson, Coast Community Co'leges, 1983 Harold McAnineh, College of Du Page, Illinois 1976Abel Sykes, Compton California College, California 1981 William Ramsey, Milwaukee 1984 Bernard Luskin, Orange 1977Richard Hagemeyer, Central Coast College, California Piedmont College, North Technical College, Wisconsin Carolina 1981 John Connolly, Dutchess 1985 Judith Eaton, Community 1978 Helena Howe, Mesa College, Community College, New College of Philadelphia, Arizona York Pennsylvania (July 1, 1984)

1.11111111MIMIA. AACJC PRESIDENTS (EXECUTIVE OFFICERS)

W20-1923 Martha McKenzie Reid 1938-1945 Walter Crosby Eel ls 1958-1981 Edmund J. Gleazer, Jr. 1923-1938 Doak S. Campbell 1945-1946 Winifred R. Long 1981- Dale Parnell 1946-1958 Jesse P. Bogue INTERPRETING THE DATA

Fall enrollment data for 1984 werecollected by the registered 1,694,121 fulltime credit students.Last fall Junior Col- (1983) the fulltime credit student enrollment was American Association of Community and The dif- leges directly from the 1,222 community,technical, 1,833,994, for a difference of 139,873 students. and junior colleges that compose the fieldof regionally ference reflects a 7.6 percent decline nationwidefor accredited, associate degree granting colleges.The fulltime students. On the other hand, parttimestudent Association's research office staff sent eachcollege a enrollments increased over last year's numbers.In the 1983, 3,113,981 parttime credit studentsenrolled in preprinted, computer-generated form showing parttime credit figures reported by the college for theprevious year two-year colleges. This year, 3,142,698 and asked that each institution eatercorresponding students enrolled, for an overall gain of 28,717; or an data for fall 1984. increase of 0.9 percent. the return Enrollment declines in some of the largest states ac- As has been the case in previous years, total na- rate for the Directoryquestionnaire was re- counted for nearly seventy percent of the markable-96.5 percent of the 1,42 collegesreturned tional enrollment drop. The states with thesharpest completed forms. Thirty-nine colleges did notcomplete decline in student numbers were Illinois, Penn- their questionnaires by the Directory'spublication. sylvania, Michigan, New York, Ohio, andFlorida. The results of this year's annual survey arereported Washington, Oregon, Colorado, and Alabama ex- by institution in Table I, and are tabulatedby state in perienced significant gains in student numbers.Gains enroll- in the Alabama numbers are causedessentially by ex- Tables II. III, and IV. For some institutions College of the ment and other data are reportedby campus; for panded enrollments at the Community others, the data are reported at the districtoffice Air Force. Public community, technical, and juniorcollege level. decline of An alphabetical listing of colleges,cross-referenced enrollments showed an overall enrollment by state is presented in the appendix. Tolocate a col- 2.0 percent, with parttimeenrollments advancing by changed its name, 0.94 percent over 1983 figures and fulltimeenroll- lege that may have reorganized, or Table B.) see -Changes inInstitutions" appearing later in this ments falling by 7.3 percent. (See and not the Private two-year colleges reported substantial book. The inclusion of a college one year Compared to next does not necessarily meanit has ceased to exist. declines, particularly in fulltime students. indicate to us numbers for fall 1983, the private colleges lost14,096 We ask state-level officials each fall to numbers of a which institutions should be listedin this Directory. fulltime students or 12.6 percent of their The exclusion of a college from the 1985Directory year ago. Total studentloss in these institutions could be due to changes in its accreditation status or amounted to 14,289 for a decline of 9.6 percent com- its program. pared to last year. (See Table C.) in Noncredit enrollments in the colleges in 1983-84 Enrollment during the 1984 opening fall term 5.8 per- community, technical, and junior collegesdeclined as numbered 3,724,529, an increase of 204,403, or compared to enrollments the previous yearadecline cent. (See Table D.) projected by Association officials. For the pastfew Table E presents an historic record of thedevelop- colleges have remained ment and expansion of two-yearcolleges since 1900. years, enrollments in two-year have stable, and we expect them to remainstable for the The data provided in these pages could not been gathered without the cooperation and supportof new few years. Total1984 headcount for credit stu- 4,836,819. The all of the institutions listed in theDirectory and the dents in two-year colleges numbered identifying 1983 fall enrollment count was 4,947,975.The 1984 state-level officials who assisted AACJC in figure represents a decline of 111,156students, or 2.2 the colleges that should be served by theAssociation. (See Table A.) Questions about the data or the methodologyused percent compared to fall 1983. should be As occurred last year, the largest drop wasin the by Association staff to compile these data referred to the AACJC data offic.:-. fulltime student category. This fall the colleges Jaynes R. Mahoney

wmplIMONIMIIMMIMM!MMall =1111111.11 41.101WW 20 26 TABLE A TABLE B Enrollments-All Two-Year Institutions Enrollments-Public Two-Year Institutions Fulltime Parttime Total Fulitime Parttime Total 1983 1,833,994 3,113,981 4,947,975 1983 1,721,909 3,077,859 4,799,768

1984 1,694,121 3,142,698 4,836,819 1984 1,596,132 3,106,769 4,702,901 percent -7.6% +0.9% -2.2%percent -7.3% +0.94% -2.0% change -139,873 +28,717 -111,156 change -125,777 +28,910 -96,867

TABLE C TABLE D Enrollments-Private Two-Year Ins,ions Noncredit Enrollments in Fuiltime Parttime __Total Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges 1983 112,085 36,122 148,207 1974 1,337,267 1974-75 3,259,972 1984 97,989 35,929 133,918 1975-76 2,852,673 1976-77 3,078,079 1977-78 4,299,149 percent 12.6% -0.53% -9.6% 1978-79 3,422,058 1979-80 3,9T7,050 change -14,096 -193 -14,289 1980 -81 4,088,513 1981-82 4,359,941 1982-83 3,520,126 1983-84 3,724,529

TABLE E Number of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges and Their Enrollments: 1900-19841. School Year Number of Colleges Enrollment School Year Number of Colleges Enrollment 1900-1901 8 100 1947-1948 651 500,536 1915-1916 74 2,363 1948-1949 648 465,815 1921-1922 207 16,031 1949-1950 634 562,786 1925-1926 325 35,630 1950-1951 597 579,475 1926-1927 408 50,529 1951-1952 593 572,193 1927-1928 405 54,438 1952-1953 594 560,732 1928-1929 429 67,627 1953-1954 598 622,864 1929-1930 436 74,088 1954-1955 596 696,321 1930-1931 469 97,631 1955-1956 655 765,551 1931-1932 493 96,555 1956-1957 652 8b9,720 1932-1933 514 103,530 1957-1958 667 892,642 1933-1934 521 107,807 1958-1959 677 905,062* 19.'34 -1935 518 122,311 1959-1960 663 816,071* 1935-1936 528 129,016 1960 663 660,236 1936-1937 553 136,623 1961 678 748,619 1937-1938 556 155,588 1962 704 818,869 1938-1939 575 196,710 1963 694 927,534 1939-1940 610 236,162 1964 719 1,043,963 1940-1941 627 267,406 1965 771 1,292,573 1941-1942 624 314,349 1966 837 1,464,099 1942-1943 586 325,151 1967 912 1,671,440 1943-1944 584 249,788 1968 993 1,954,116 1944-1945 591 251,290 1969 1,038 . 2,186,272 1945-1946 648 295,475 1970 1,091 2,499,837 1946-1947 663 455,048 Table E continued next page. 21 27 Table continued. tEnrollment numbers for the period 1900 to 1960 included all students registered in the colleges throughout the calendar year. Enrollment School Year Number of Colleges Enrollment numbers for the period 1960 through 1984 capture fall enrollment figures only. 1971 1,111 2,680,762 1972 1,141 2,866,062 'Cumulative total. 1973 1,165 3,144,643 The decrease from 677 to 663 colleges is largely a result of change of 1974 1,203 3,527,340 programs in a number of university extension centers which left them 1975 1,230 4,069,279 no longer essentially two-year colleges. Twenty-six institutions were 1976 1,233 4,084,976 dropped from the Directory for this reason. Nine additional two-year col- 1977 1,235 4,309,984 leges became senior institutions. Three California evening colleges were joined with their day counterparts. 48,294 students were enrolled the 1978 1,234 4,304,058 preceding year in the institutions dropped. One institution closed during 1979 1,230 4,487,872 the year. Twenty-three institutions were added. 1980 1,231 4,825,931 Enrollment for the full academic year 1959 -60 including the 1959 sum- 1981 1,219 4,834,433 mer session was 816,071. This is a cumulative total and includes all 1982 1,219 4,964,379 students. Reporting institutions were instructed to count each student 1983 1,219 4,947,975 only once. A large part of the decrease in enrollment from 905,062 to 1984 1,222 4,836,819 816,071 is accounted for by a decrease in adult enrollments.

Newbury Junior College, Inc. Changes in Institutions MinnesotaWillmar Area Technical Institute became Willmar Area Vocational Technical Institute Since the 1984 Directory New Hampshire--Laconia Campus became NH Voca- tional-Technical College-Laconia Colleges No Longer Listed New YorkErie Community College became Erie AlaskaSheldon Jackson College Community College, Central Office; Morrisville Cam- CaliforniaLos Angeles Metropolitan College pus became Morrisville Agriculturaland Technical North CarolinaMount Olive College College PennsylvaniaWheeler School; Center for Degree OhioCollege of Applied Science and Technology Studies became Youngstown State University; Newark Cam- Newark; Bel- Added pus became Ohio State University at CaliforniaNorth Campus, South Campus of Saddle- mont County Campus became Ohio University back Community College District Belmont CanadaDawson College South CarolinaSaikehatchie Regional Campus MichiganCenter Campus and South Campus for became Salkehatchie University Campus Macomb Community College TexasOrange County Center became Lamar Univer- MississippiHinds Junior College District now has sity at Orange; Sweetwater Campus and Waco Cam- three campuses, Jackson Campus, Raymond Campus, pus became Texas State TechnicalInstitute and Utica Campus WisconsinBarron County Campus became University New JerseySussex County Community College of Wisconsin Center-Barron County; Fond du Lac OklahomaOklahoma College Campus became University of Wisconsin Center- Fond du Lac; Fox Valley Campus became Universi- OregonTreaty Oak Comunity College Service County District ty of Wisconsin Center-Fox Valley; Waukesha TexasNortheast Texas Community College Campus became University of Wisconsin VirginiaCollege of Health Sciences Center-Waukesha Puerto RicoPonce Technical University College Name Changes became Ponce Technological University College FloridaBauder Junior College became National Education Center Bauder, Manatee Junior College became Manatee Community College; South Florida Junior College became South Florida Community Key to Abbreviations College IndianaCentral Indiana Region became Ivy Tech- A OF GODAssemblies of God Central Indiana Region; Columbus Technical AME African Methodist Episcopal Institute became Indiana Vocational Technical College-Region 10; Southeast Region became Indiana BAPT Baptist Vocational Technical College; Southwest Technical BF Bible Fellowship Institute became IVTC-Southwest Technical In- Church of Christ stitute; Whitewater Technical Institute became In- CH OF CH diana Vocational Technical College-Richmond CH GOD Church of God Kentucky Lees Junior College became Lees College Christian Church MassachusettsNewbury Junior ..ollege became CHR CH

22 28 EPISCOP Episcopal Special Note For Table I FWI3 Free Will Baptist The asterisk (*) indicates nonrespondent to Directory IM Institutional member of the American questionnaire. Information is repeated from previous year. Association of Community and Junior Colleges IND NP Independently controlled, nondenomi- national, non-profit Definitions of Terms IND PR Independently controlled, for profit LDS Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ENROLLMENT Saints Ful ItimeStudents carrying at least 12 credit hoursor LUTH Lutheran more. MENNON Mennonite METH ParttimeStudents enrolled in the college and carrying United Methodist 11 credits or fewer. MS Accreditation of Middle States Asso- ciation of Colleges and Secondary Total enrollment is a headcount of fulltime and parttime Schools students enrolled for credit courses only. NC Accreditation by North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Community education enrollment includes only those Schools students participating in noncredit activities. NE Accreditation of New England Associ- FACULTY ation of Colleges and Secondary Schools NM Not an institutional member of the FulltimeIncludes all personnel who spend 50 percent or American Association of Community more of their time teaching (teaching load of 9 hours or and Junior Colleges more). NW Accreditation by Northwest Associa- Parttimeincludes all personel who spend less than 50 per- tion of Secondary and Higher Schools cent of their time teaching (teaching load of 8 hours or OTH Academic year not semester, quarter, fewer). or trimesterOther PENT HOLPentacostal Holiness PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT STAFF P CH GOD Pentacostal Church of God StaffIncludes such professional employees as librarians, PM Provisional member of the American counselors, etc., if these staff are not designated by the Association of Community and Junior college as either faculty or administration. (Does not in- Colleges clude classified staff.) PRESBY Presbyterian ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC Publicly controlled by state, local district, junior college district, unified Administrative staffincludes executive and managerial district, or county staff who spend 50 percent or more of their time in ad- QTR Quarter system ministrative work. ROM CATHRoman Catholic TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES SEM Semester system SA Accreditation by Southern Association Student cost figures are for a fulltime student for the full of Colleges and Secondary Schools academic year 84-85, and where applicable are for those 7 DAY AI)Seventh Day Adventist students living within the state and within the institu- tional district. STATE Accreditation, approval, or recognition as junior college by a state depart- ment of education, a state board, or accrediting commission TRI Trimester system UK CATH I r krainian Catholic WA Accreditation by the Western Associa- tion of Schools and Colleges

23 29 Table IDirectory of Community, Technical, and Jung Jr Colleges

a- Telephone Institution Location Zip CadeCts bit Executive Officer Number

ALABAMA

I ALABAMA AVIATION AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE ()RAU 30361 JAMES G. SASSER (205)774-5113 I ALABAMA TECHNICAL COLLEGE EAST GADSDEN 35999 ROBERT W. HOWARD (205)547-545i ALEXANDER CITY STATIIIIJUN101 COLLEGE ALEXANDER CITY 35010 WILLIAM B. CAUSEY (105)234-6346 4 ATRIUM STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE ATMORE J6504 MALCOLM A. JONES (2u5)361-8111 SESSEMEO STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE ESSEMER 35021 Tuft Maar( (205)411-6391

Is 'BREWER STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE FAYETTE J5555 TOMMY M. SOOTHE (205)932-3221 (105)7511-$361 / C A ?REDD STATE TECHNICAL COLLAGE TUSCALOOSA 35401 NORMAN GURUS 8 CARVER STATE TECANACAL Co1.14$11 ?WILE J6617 EARL acisSaii011 (10)47J-86E2 V LHATTAHoOLHEE VALLEY STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ?NEALE CITY .16807 JAMES E. OWEN (205)297-4981 Iv CHAUNCEY SPARK* *SATE TECANICAI.COLLEGE EUFAULA 16027 MYRON N COPE (105)6111-3543

COMMUNITY cOLLEGii UP THE AIR NM" MAXWELL APB 36112 RODNEY V. COX, JR. (205)293-7847 11 LUSO/Kul* COLLEGE SELMA J6701 JULIUS JENKINS (Au5)1175-1550 11 UUUGLAS MACARTHUEJTATE TECMALCAL COLLEGE OFF 16467 RAYMOND V. CHISUM (205)493-6631 14 ENTERPRISE STATE JICNIOg COLLIE ENTERPRISE J6JA JOSEPH D. TALMADGE (205)347-2623 is GADSDEN STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE BAST GADSDEN .15999 ARMOR V. DENNIS (205)546-0414 ' 10 GADSDEN STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE GADSDEN 35901 ROGER W. WATTS (205)547-1685 17 GEoRGE L. WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DOTHAN 36101 NATHAN L. HODGES (205)914-3521 10 GEORGE C. WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SANCEVILLE 35077 JAMES C. BAILEY (105)352-6403 19 GEoRGE CuELEY WALLACE sTATE000MMUNLTY COLLEGE SELMA 36701 CHARLES L. BYRD (105)875-2634 dO MARKT M. AYERS SIX" TECHNICAL COLLEGE ANNISTON 36201 PIERCE C. CAIN (205)831-4540

II HollSoN STATE TECI4OCAL COLLEGE THOMASVILLE 36784 N. HOYT JONES (105)636-4429 Al J.F. DRAKE STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE HUNTSVILLE 35811 JOHNNY L. HARRIS (205)539-8161 J INGRAM STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE DEATSVILLE 36012 Mugs! C. GREGG (205)2115-5177 14 JAMES N. FAULKNER STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE B AY MLNIITTS 36507 GARY L. BRANCH (105)937-9581 55 JEFFERSON DAVIS STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE ailia0N 36426 GEORGE R. MCCORmICK (205)1167-4832

16 JEFFERSON STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE 4 B IRMINGHAM J5115 JUDY imam (105)153-1200 17 JOHN L. CALHOUN STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DECATUR 35602 JAMES R. CMASTSRM (205)353-3102 AI JOHN M. PATTERSON'STAT" TECHNICAL COLLEGE MONTGOMERY 36116 JAMS L. TALINToM (405)218-108u PP LAWSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE B IRMINGHAM J5221 JESSE J. LEWIS (205)925-1666 30 LUELLEN B. WALLACE STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE ANDALUSIA 36440 WILLIAM R. mCwHoaTER (205)242-6591 (205)6117 -6174 11 MARION MILITARY INSUTUTS MARION 36756 CLYDE W. SPENCE, JR. 31 MUSCLE SHOALS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE MUSCLE SHOALS 35662 MUGU A. BARTON (105)381-21113 11 N.I. NUNNELLEY STALE TECEN4CAL COLLEGE rEILDIESSURG 15044 JAMES H. CORNELL (205)378-5576 30 NOITHEAST ALABAMA STATE JUNTO* COLLEGE RAI/MILLE J5986 CHARLES M. FENDLZY (105)218-6u0i. 15 NORTHWEST ALABAMA sTAT. JUNIOR COLLEGE PELL CAMPBELL 15581 CHARLES W. SRITNELL (205)993 -5331

JO NORTHWEST ALABAMA STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE HAMILTON 35570 WAYNE CUBE (205)921-J177 i/ OPELIKA STATE TECHNICAL CoLLEGE iIRLIEw 36801 GLENN BROWS (205)765-6437 18 PATRICK MENET STARE JUNIOR CEILLEGIE NEOEVILLE 36460 JAMES R. AL"..1111 (105)575-1156 iv REL0 STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE SEGUES 1E401 WILEY SALTER (205)578-1311 40 S. D. BISHOP STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE MOBILE 30690 TV000111 KENNEDY (105)690 -6412 (205)759-1541 41 SHELTON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 4 TUSCALOOSA 35405 OR. LEO SUMNER 44 SNEAO STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE B OAZ 35957 WILLIAM N. OSBORN (105)591-5120 43 So0TNERN UNION NTAglipoloR cumacp WADLEY J6176 LAY JONES (205)395-2211 44 SOUTHWEST STATE TN CAL COLLEO MOBILE 366u5 DONALD S. ALFER1'S (105)479-7476 45 TRENKoLl STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE* MONTGOMERY 16108 TILED C. MCCLAMMY (2(15)132-10U0

WALKER COLLEGE JASPER 35501 DAVID J. ROWLAND (205)3S7 -0511 47 WALKER STATE TECHNICAL 911.1.11GE SUMITOM J5148 HAROLD WADE (A05)648-3271

ALASKA

UNIVERSITY or ALASKA COMMUNITY COLLEGES FAIRBANKS 99701 DONALD O'DOWD (9U7)714 -1100 1 ANCHORAGE COSMO/11T, COLLEGE AMOLOKAGIL 99500 HiallaT T. LYON I ISLANDS CongtAITY NoLLSW 4. SITKA 99835 JERRY HARRIS (90)747-6653 99009 LESTER T. VIEW (907)262-5801 .1 KENAI PENINSULA OANNONITY COLLEGE SOLDuTNA 4 EafcmixAN COMMUNITY COLeICE KETCHALAN 99901 JOHN MENEIE (907)215-6177 5 KOolAK COMMUNITY COLLEGE KOD1AK 99615 CAROLYsi FLOYD (907)486-4161

0 KUSKOAWIM COMMUNITY COLLEGE LUM 99559 J. LINWOOD LAUGHY (901)543 -2611 7 MATANUSKA SUSLTMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE PALMER 99645 GLEN MASSEY (110))745 -425s NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE NOM& 99762 'ONSET M. JACKMAN (907)443 -2201 9 PRANCE VILLIAM SOUND COMMUNITY «61,1405 VALDEZ 996100 JOHN S. DIVANS (907)0$5-2411 iu TANANA VALLEY COMMUNITTOCOLLEGE FAIRBANKS 99701 MICHAEL NATTY (90)474,4706

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Enrolbnent as Enroament as Faculty as of October 1983 of October 11184 of October 111$4 as

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ALABAMA

1 1971 PUBLIC MN SA QTR 164 140 Su 318 161 479 U 21 2 24 J 4 41U 2 1973 PUBLIC ION SA QTR 681 250 91 510 22U 150 714 3U lb 44 6 11 155 1 19b5 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 137 465 12U 647 451 1098 291 42 21 65 1 5 450 4 1974 PUBLIC ION SA 243 131 37 274 151 427 tl 18 3 21 1 3 6u0 5 1905 runic MN SA' QTR 99u 1268 425 928 994 1922 0 52 76 146 8 19 614 6 1969 PUILIC IN 8A QTR 674 457 73 444 212 474 51 18 18 16 17 5 456 7 19b5 PUBLIC NM SA QTR 284 83 36 146 57 2U3 0 20 7 27 5 3 6U9 8 1941 IN SA PUBLIC QTR 416 13U 56 417 130 547 U 21 lu 31 2 611 9 1974 IN PUBLIC SA VTR 911 b17 154 584 611 1195 974 42 2b 68 U 7 450 10 196b PUBLIC NM SA QTR 244 ill 35 444 111 155 0 17 12 29 U 14 4U5

11 1972 PUBLIC IN SA 0T11 330551114686117741 13192 41502 248974 0 9345 0 9145 0 99 U 12 1922 LUT11 104 SA SRN 178 1 18 311 15 326 0 12 6 le 7 a 451)0 11 1945 PUBLIC NM SA QTR 356 192 55 349 114 471 0 25 0 15 U 1 410 14 1965 140141C IN SA QTR 1215 649 Ille 1141 915 2074 1269 54 U 54 12 b 45U 15 1.965 PUILIC IN MA QTR 2218 1251 344 20U4 988 2990 0 113 59 171 v s 460

16 1971 PUBLIC IN SA OR 142 39 18 1U4 27 1.41 0 12 1 15 1 1 bu; 17 1465 141181.1C in SA QTR 199b 1254 325 1b74 1211 2885 1994 L 50 145 7 7 45u 18 1971 POILLC Am SA OR 1914 847 276 17U9 814 2541 3434 su 0 80 4 10 453 19 1971 141181.1C IN SA QTR 981 483 144 912 414 1146 61E 58 35 93 5 b 455 2U 1964 VU111.1C NM MA QTR 454 218 68 415 2U8 424 0 26 11 39 3 6 417

21 1945 PUBLIC NN GSA QTR 44U 112 56 441 74 515 U 21 4 25 U 9 40 41 1961 PUBLIC NM SA QTR 474 207 68 416 114 470 0 34 18 50 11 4 bite 13 1977 14011.1C IN SA QTR 1182 34 91 955 4U 995 0 59 2 81 U 8 60u 24 1945 PUBLIC iN SA 'QTR 1121 544 146 1179 511 1710 474 34 45 81 6 6 450 25 1965 ?Unit; IN SA QTR 627 276 90 601 218 819 120 12 0 32 0 0 45U 16 1945 PUILIC iN 5A QTR 3443 3357 bau JU55 2975 4U30 70U 147 135 482 25 17 475 27 1965 PUBLIC IN SA 11711 611 1.:111 QTR 2833 24U1 54112 2508 159 1U7 266 19 7 455 26 1961 PUILIC Am SA QTR 401 lau 78 544 144 466 0 35 6 41 6 5 410 29 1965 PUBLIC SA MN QTR 1464 317 150 1111 441 1552 0 50 8 58 21 il 610 3u 1969 1411111.1C IN SA QTR 445 261 9U 5/9 195 774 257 27 1 29 10 1U 45U 31 1042 IMO NP MN SA SRN 174 0 37 147 U 347 0 18 U 18 8 8 4340 12 1966 PUBLIC NM SA QTR 588 413 luU 494 110 804 0 38 lb 54 U S 605 33 1973 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 417 440 67 4U1 190 592 0 23 U 23 U 6 bIb 34 1945 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 598 168 94 519 414 IUU3 U 29 20 49 7 4 454 15 19b$ PUILIC IN SA QTR /98 401 119 749 137 1066 45 34 4U 71 1 7 45U

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______...... 6 1971 PUBLIC IN NW Sam 49 319 34 21 244 247 1115 12 66 18 41 4 630 7 1957 PUBLIC Am NW SEM 147 713 80 197 1066 1261 145 13 44 79 15 4 334 8 1975 PUBLIC IN NW 0TH It 316 13 4 218 222 0 4 19 23 U 8 610 9 4978 PUBLIC IN NW 41 SEM 430 47 51 5V5 556 0 7 54 al 4 9 DIV to 1974 PUBLIC IN NW SEM 191 2169 216 2u1 1989 1192 197 2U U 20 7 ii 01u Table IDirectory of Community, Technical, -%.nd Junior Colleges

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ARIZO 85364 JAMES CARRUTMERS (6U4)146 -IUuu I ARtZusA vEsTERN EuLLEGE YUMA ZENTRAL ARIZoNA COLLEGE DISTRICT COOLIDGE 85118 JANOS KRAOY (602)713 -414! 2 AEAVAIFA CAMPUS WINELEMAN 85191 BILL BUTTERY (6u1)156-7864 SIGNAL PEAR CAMPUS COuLIUGE 85248 JAMBS M. KEANE (6u2)743 -4141 4 cucH1SE COLLEGE DOUGLAS 856u/ PAN W. REMURER (6U2)364 -794& 5 COLLEGE uP GANADU GANA00 865u5 U DEANER. S JACUIS 6J SPENCER (6114)155-3444

(Eu2)425-1133 6 EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE THATCHER 85551 GURNALU L. HOUPRS MARCuPA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT PHOENIX 85U34 PAUL A. ELSNER (6111)144-8355 853u2 JudA E. WALTRIP (601)144-635, 1 GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GLENDALE a MARICoPA TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE PduENIX 85034 CHARLES A. GREEN (604)115-0500 MESA COMMUNITY LOLLEGE MESA 054u1 WALLACE SIMPSON (604)833-1161 o PauliNiE cuLl.SEE PdotNiE b5uI; WILLIAM E. NEAKY (Eu1)104-1491

ti SALAUU COMMUNITY COLLEGE PHuENIX 05uus MYRNA HARRISON (602)150-1122 11 scuirsuALE COMMUNITY CuLLEGE SCUTTSDALE 85253 ARTHUR W. WELANOUTEM (601)94 -u999 SOUTH MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE PHOENIX 05ui.0 RAUL CAADENAS (Eu1)243-6606 14 ModAvt COMMUNITY cuLLEGE KINGMAN 00401 CHARLES MALL (6U1)157-4331 15 NAVAJO COMMUNITY COLLEGE TSA1LE 66556 DEAN C. JACKSON (0U2)7,0*J1II

16 NORIW,ANu PLUNDER COLLEGE HuLORuut 86o2S MAEVN L. VASHER (601))44-0111 PIRA COMMUNITY COLLEGE TUCSON 851U2 b. JAMES MANILLA courne4-bobo 1/ COMMUNITY CAMPUS TUSCuN ESNS JAMES E. GlEsull t601)884-694u IS DOWNTOWN CAMPUS TUCSON 851u5 MIGUEL A. PALACLUS (604)584-6706 IV EAST CAMPUj TUCSON 85710 WESLEY S. SuDERQUIST (6u1)086-1111 to WEST CAMPUs TUCSON 85/09 KAYMUNP J. STITH (6u2)564-6666 (su2)445-7300 II YAVAPAI GOLLE6E PRESCuTT 80301 PAUL D. WALKER

ARKANSAS

71012 WILLIAM H. oWEN, JR. (SUI)601-6452 I ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY - DEESE SEANCE MEESE EAST ARKANSAS COMMUNITY CoLLEGE PURREST CITY /2135 Bus C. AURAS (St/1)633-440U /19u1 GERALD H. FISHER (5011107-9371 I GARLAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE HUT SPRINGS (SO1)101-1E1,1E7 4 MISSISSIPPI COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SLYTHEVILLE 11316 JOHN P. SULLINS (5U1)741-3000 5 NUETH ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAKEISON 12001 MILL I. RARER

6 PHIL -BPS COUNTY CoMMUNUY COLLEGE HELENA 12142 JOHN EASLEY (501)318-6414 NIGH MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE MENA 71953 MARY LUULSE SPENCER (501)394-5UI4 (501)316-11305 N SHORTER COLLEGE suRTH LITTLE KM/ 12114 JutiN PHILLIPS (5O))8116-6141 9 SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLLEGE WALNUT RIDGE 11476 D. JACK NICHOLAS SOUTHERN At:KANSAS UNIVERSITY NAGNULIA 71/5J (SU1)862-11131 Iu SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY-EL OUKADU BRANCH EL DORADO illsu BEN T. wHITEIELD

TECHNICAL SEANCE EAST CAMDEN 7 /u1 GEORGE J. IlKoWN (501)574-4500 ti JOEL I. STUESLEF1ELO (501)265-4241 12 WisTAME CuM?IUNLIY CuLLEGE FORT 5111TH 72913

CALIFORNIA 93454 GARY R. EUELSAuCK (Eu5)911-6966 I ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE SANTA MARIA CLINTON W. STINE (6U5)943 -3241 2 ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE LANCASTER 91534 92.111 J. W. EDWIN SPEAR (619)151-4411 $ RARSTOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE PAESTUM (211)597-6611 4 ERUUKS cuLLEGE LONG BRACH 90004 STEVE SOTMAIDIS (916)895-2511 5 SUTEL COLLEGE oROVILLE 95965 WENPALL LEE AIMEE

950U3 JOHN C. PETERSEN (408)415-6000 6 CAIRILLO CuLLEGE APTOS NuAwALR 9u6Su MILFORD MICHAEL (213)860-2451 / CISKIToS COLLEGE 94545 WILLIAM J. MOORE (415);116-66O0 8 CdAloT COLLEGE HAYWARD 917111 SAMUEL A. FERGUSON (714)087-170 V CHAFFEE CuLLIEB* ALTA LOMA AZUSA 917O2 EDWARD M. TRONAAS (8111)335-0521 10 CITRUS COLLEGE (114)431 -5898 COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT COSTA MESA 97018 DAVID BROWNELL (214)546-7600 It COASTLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNTAIN VALLEY 917o6 EDWARD H. DECREE GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE HUNTINGTON BRACH 91647 LEE A. STEVENS (714)891-7111 12 (214)432 -5714 13 ORANGE COAST CULLEGI COSTA MESA 92628 S. ARTHUR MARTIOEt VALENCIA 91155 RAMON P. LAGRANVEUR (3U5)159-78OU 14 COLLEGS,UF THE CANYONS (019)346-8041 15 COLLEGE OF TEl DESERT PALM DESERT 91200 FERN D. STOUT (10)442-142I,N4_ 16 COLLEGE of THE REDWOODS EUREKA 955u1 D. DONALD REICHERT (Zo9)232-2U5u I/ COLLEGE or TEE OtOulAS VISALIA 9322/ LINCOLN HALL WEED 96094 EUGENE SCHUMAGESE (916)933 -4462 IS COLLEGE UP THE SIS111yOUS (111)637-2660-- -- Iv COMPTuN COMMUNITY COLLEGE* CORPUS VOW CONTRA COSTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT MARTINEZ 94553 (415)129-1000 26 32 Table IDirectory of Community,Technical, and Junior Colleges

EMI:4MM*so Enrollment so Faculty as of October 19113 of October 1964 of October 1964

II I 1 J. g tia VII lid. a ARIZONA

1 1964 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 1105 1885 409 1038 40E0 3718 108 7U 173 243 3 46 384 1909 PUBLIC 1M NC SIM 0 0 847 464U 4477 0 81 131 410 6 10 450 2 1969 1,081.1C NM NC SIM 148 649 79 U U 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 3 1989 PUBLIC Om NC SEM v00 4194 409 U U U 0 0 U U U 4 1962 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 1148 2920 406 0 1322 2813 4135 516 98 108 286 U 46 384 S 10/0 100 NP IN NC SEM 104 119 22 1U9 157 266 0 14 U 14 13 7 1164

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1 1927 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 515 435 101 450 303 754 U 28 3 31 4 4 600 I 19/4 PUBLIC IN NC SIM 0 0 541 631 1112 1812 16 '4 52 8 11 532 i 19/4 PUBLIC IN NC SEM o U 492 641 1333 7401 U U 0 U U 432 4 1975 PUBLIC IN NC slim 103 511 124 774 1214 440 7110 33 41 74 17 5 480 5 19/4 PUBLIC IN NC SIN U U 496 504 tuu/ 22 26 35 61 5 6 480

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II 1968 PUBLIC IN MC SIM 457 148 80 130 453 683 0 38 9 47 5 5 600 11 1928 PUBLIC lM Nc SIM 1666 1910 351 1544 2165 3109 12738 104 46 150 13 Il 522 CALIFORNIA

1 1920 PUBLIC IN WA sem 1812 5172 698 2015 4657 6671 1383 NS 241 350 12 16 100 2 1929 PUBLIC NM MA SEM 1440 5388 682 1234 5196 6430 491 78 185 263 4 17 IOU 3 1960 PUBLIC NN MA QTR 412 1554 202 310 lull 1381 0 JO 48 419/0 Imo Pk NM WA 78 U 7 10u QTR m U 75 853 U 854 U 10 48 58 2 7 448 5196/ PUBLIC NM WA QTR 2861 46/9 756 2348 4478 6826 2469 117 161 370 0 25 139

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161965 PUBLIC IN WA QTR 2020 5099 711 1688 5834 7521 1982 106 364 471 u 21 100 17 1926 PUBLIC NM WA SEM 2775 4513 720 4287 2952 7239 0 126 181 307 0 9 100 ill 1959 PUBLIC IN WA SEM 636 1260 169 565 1478 2043 281 46 82 128 0 6 100 iv1927 PUBLIC im WA 811M 1521 2970 449 1541 2970 4491 175 79 89 168 9 15 100 1949 PUBLIC NM WA SIM U U U U U U 0 U U U 0 0 27 33 Table IDirectory of Community,Technical, and Junior Colleges

Telophone Number Institution Location Zip CodeChief Executive Officer

SAN PASLO 94806 JOSS CASUAL? (415)215-78Uu 4u CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE PHYLLIS WIRDNAN (415)655-123U 01AELu VALLEY COLLEGE PLEASANT MILL 94523 21 CHEESE' CASE (415)439 -2181 LUS MEDAMUS CuLLEGE PITTSBURG 94565 IL 93403 FUNK R. MARTINEZ (80)544-29A! LUESTE LULLEGE SAN LUIS OBISPO I. RuSINEAD 91170 REV. WILLIAM P. SCUAFIR,SUS (SIS)I9O-U451 44 OLIN OUSCu TECHNICAL Mil/TOTE (213)532-167U VIA TORRANCE 90506 RAFAEL COMM 45 14 cAmLNu CuLLEGE" GUS ANGELES 9Uu11 ToN1AN HOUBEKG (113)0414-120u lb fANNIUN LASTITUTE uf DESIGN /MILER (415)948 -859U ruOTHILL-DEANZA CoNNUNLTY COLLEGE DISTRICT LOS ALTOS MILLS 94U22 THOMAS W. FRYER, JR. CUPEET/NO 95014 ROUST A. DENART (4011)996-4507 21 DL ANZA COLLEGE 94u21 THOMAS N. CLEMENTS (415)948-859U ruuTd4LL COLLEGE LuS ALTOS MILLS is 95020 RUDOLPN J. NELuNg (4U13)847-1400 [V GAVILAN COLLEGE GILROT GLENDALE 91205 H. REX CRAIG (8111)440-1uOu So GLENDALE LoMMUNITY CuLLEGE DONALD K. WALKER (0110)465-17Uu ouussigoNi cuNNUNATT CuLLEGE U1sTEIGT EL CAJON 92020 SAMUEL N. LLCCAT (619)464-1980 CUTANACA CuLLEGE EL CAJUN 9401U EL CAJON 94u2u IVAN L. JuNES (619)465-17uu GkusSMuNT COLLEGE JAMES R. HARDT (408)75E-8414 HARTNELL LoLLEGE SALINAS 9.19u1 SANTA CLARA 95051 ROBERT D. MYERS (4u6)244-9666 14 HEALD LA5TITUTE Or TECKNOLuGY STUCKTUN 952u/ ROBERT U. dumPdliVs clu9147o-usou 1) HUMPHREYs LuLLEcE IMPERIAL 91451 JOHN A. DE PAW.' (619)154-414u to IMPERIAL VALLEY LoLLEGE JAMES C. YOUNG (8u5)195-4185 KERN CuMmUN&TY COLLEGE 0/STRICT SAKERSFLELD 911U1 AAKEESILELD 93!u5 RICHARD WRIGHT ($05).195-4011 11 SAKERsFiELu LuLLEGE KAYNOND A. MCCUE (619)175-5001 ctomu cusu COMMUNITY CuLLEGE EIDGECREST 91555 's PuRTERVILLE 93257 PAUL P. ALCANTRA (409)7114-1110 19 PoKIERVILLE CULLEGE 0102 JAMES W. DUKE (916)541 -666u 4U LAKE IANUE COMMUNITY CULLE6g bu LAME TAHOE 901JU WARREN SURENSum (916)251 -61E1 41 LASsEN LULLEGE SOSAN0LLE LUNG SEACH 90oUS JOHN T. MCCUEN (213)420 -4111 41 LUNG BEACH City COLLEGE LESLit KuLTA UW020-7780 LuS ANGELES LuMMuNITY CuLLEGE DISTRICT LOS AticELES 9uU17 NuNTEKEy PARE 91754 ARTHUR D. AVILA (211)265-865u 41 EAST LUS ANGELES COLLEGE 9uul9 STEGLI1 PSUERS (213)669-4000 44 LuS ANGELAS CITY COLLEGE LuS ANGELES WILMINGTON Sou744 JAMES L. HEINSELHAN (213)518-1000 4) LUS ANGELES HARBOR COLLEGE 9114U LuMELL J. ERICKsUN (41)1.165-0271 40 Los ANGELES MISSIoN COLLEGE SAN FERNANDu WOODLAND HILLS 91171 SEISM W. RAVITCH (211)147-055I 41 Los ANGELES PIERCE CuLLEGE WALTER C. NCINTuSH (211)777-2225 Lus ANGELES SOUTHWEST CuLLEGE LUS ANGELES 9UO4/ 40 9U015 THOMAS L. STEVENS, JR. (211)746 -080u 49 LuS ANGELES TRADE- TECHNICAL COLLEGE LOS ANGELES 914UI NARY E. Lag (010181-1200 So LuS ANGELES VALLEY CuLLEGE VAN NUYS JACK FUJiMuTO (111)816-7110 WEST LuS ANGELES COLLEGE cULvEl CITY 9u4Ju SI 95825 DAVID MENTES (916)92U-7821 Los 0105 LUNKUP1iTY COLLEGE DISTRICT SACRAMENTO sACRANENTU 95841 QUEEN P. RANDALL (916)454-6411 51 AmECILAN RIVER CuLLEGE* V!NcENT PAPILLA (916)689-1000 CuSUMNES RIVER CuLLEGE SACRAMENTO 95841 51 95824 CARL C. ANDERSEN (916)449-7511 SACKAmENIu CITY LuLLEGE* SACRAMENTO 949u4 uTTO ROEMMICH (415)457-8811 THE MARIN COMMUNITY COLLEGES KENTFIELD (415)457-0E11 KKOTFIELD 94904 OTTO auseincm 55 LuLLEGE ur MARIN* NuVATu 94947 CuNSTASCE N. CAKROLL (415)883-1111 so INDIAN VALLEY COLLEGES THOMAS D..WOUD (113)317-8501 MANYMuUNT PALO) VERDE) COLLEGE MANCHO PALOS VERDE VU474 )7 954S4 LEROY R. LOVELY (10/)468-3000 MENuoCINu LuLLEGE UKIAH So MERGED 95.14U TUM E. HARRIS, JR. (41.19)184-600U )9 MEKLED COLLEGE uuSANsiDE 921156 O. DEUS HuLT (019)157-4I41 efo MIKA COSTA COLLEGE mutTEREY 93940 MAX I. TADLOCX (400)646-401U bi MuNTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE WALNUT V1789 JOHN O. RANDALL (114)594-5611 01 MT. SAN ANTONIO LuLLEGE DENNIS M. MAYER (714)654-sULI MT. SAN JACIATu COLLEGE SAN JACINTO 94143 of NAPA 94558 WILLIAM O. PEODEKbEN (701)20-41Uu 64 NAPA VALLEY COLLEGE LIADIE M. CLARK (714)571-4030 NuATH uKANCE CuUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT FuLLERTON 92034 9U610 JACK ALAN SCuTT (144)026-222u o) LYPREsS LuLLEGE CYPRESS 94634 PHILIP BORST (714)871-00U0 VuLLERTuN LuLLEGE FuLLERTON be 94539 PETER ELONERLEY (41))659-6IUU UNLONE CuLLEGE FREMoNT o; 92225 KIER AVERY (619)922-6160 PALO VERDE COLLEGE SLATER 60 SAN MARCOS 94069 ONAR N. SCHEIDT (619)744 -115u 69 PALoMAR CuLLEGE PASADENA 91106 JOHN V. CASEY (413)510-7113 7u PASADENA CITY LuLLEGE 94606 DONALD N. GODIOLD (415)464-720U VERALTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT OAKLAND 94501 DONALD L. HONGiSTu (415)542-7241 CuLLEGE or ALAMEDA* ALANEDA 11 95971 JOSEPH W. SUNMAN (910)283 -0202 FEATHER RIVER CuLLEGE gOLNGT (41))014-5740 OAKLAND 94607 UDELL JUNNSoN 11 LANEY COLLEGE (415)531-4911 OAKLAND 94619 NORMA JEAN TUCKER 74 MERRITT CoLLEGE 94104 JUNE J. MOLLEMAN (415)841-S4)1 75 VISTA LOLLELE SMILEY MISSION SAN JOSE 94539 SISTER MARY THOMAS LILLIS (415)457-2465 to qusem ur THE HuLY RuSARY COLLEGE (413)694-0921 WEITTIER 90605 HERBERT M. SUSSMAN 77 RIO sumou CuLLEGE 94506 CHARLES KANE (714)404-1240 RIVERSIDE CITY CuLLEGE RIVERSIDE (114)1131-4840 70 NISSIUN VIEJO 92692 LARRY P. STEVENS 19 bADDLEsAcK cumMUNITy COLLEGE DISTRICT 92092 EDWARD A. MART (714)55V-9JuU no NORTH CAMPUS IRVINE 34 Table IDirectory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges

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/0 1930 RON CATS IN WA BIN 10 216 23 4 228 232 210 7 13 20 1 3 2515 77 1961 PUBLIC IN WA $11m 3011 94112 1251 3040 71124 10872 7898 174 176 35U 20 32 10u 78 1310 poiLle IN WA SIN 3646 10120 1316 3251 10225 11476 435 168 378 546 U 19 116 79 1968 PUBLIC IN wit SRN 47u5 18914 2361 3095 20287 231820000011 IUU BO 1979 PUBLIC IN wA SEN U 0 76.3 Suu3 5766 0 45 U 45 10 0 100 Table IDirectory of Community, Technical,and Junior Colleges

Telephone Institution Location Zip CodeChief Executive Officer Wafter 61 MTN CAMPUS MISSION VIEJO 92692 CONSTANCE N. CARROLL SAN 111111ARDLOU COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT (714)131 -4722 SAN SERMARDINO 92410 RICNARD A. JONES (714)11115-0231 GRAFTON MILLS COLLEGE YUCAIPA 91399 DONALD SINGER NJ (714)794-216I SAN SEINAROINu VALLEY COLLEGE SAN EENEARDINO 92410 ARTHUR X. JENSEN SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT (714)88E-6511 SAN DIEGO 9210$ GARLAND F. FRED (619)23U-2011U 84 SAM DIEGO CITY COLLEGE SAN DIEGO 94101 ALLEN J. MASHY 85 SAN OLEGo MESA COLLEGE (619)17U-24U0 SAN DIEGO 91111 ALLEN MORS (619)110-6700 116 SAN DISCO MIRAMAR COLLEGE SAN DIEGO Viilb GEORGE TIE SAN FRANCISCO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT (619)110-6500 SAN FRANCISCO 94103 HILARY HSU (415)139-J1Am 81 CITY COLLEGE OP NAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO 94112 II CAALOS S. RANIREA (415)139-130! COMMUNITY COLLEGE Guinn SAN FRANCISCO 94103 NANCY swADRSH 1110 WIN Joi/Oulm DELTA COLLEGE (415)139 -J017 STOCKUN 1051o7 LAWRENCE A. MUM; (109)474-5151 SAN JOSE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT SAN JOSS 95115 RICHARD Goff 9u EVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE (408)170-6401 SAN JOSE 95115 GERALD STEELLTA (404)114-7900 91 SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE SAN JOSE 95118 CASEY RICHARD SAM MATEO COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT C4081298-2181 SAN MATEO 94401 GLENN P. SMITH (4£5)574-65Su 92 CANADA COLLEGE 15oli000 CITY 94u6I RONERT STIFF 93 COLLEGE or SAN MATEO (415)364-1212 SAN MATEO 94402 LOIS A. CALLAHAN (415)s74-6161 94 SKYLINE COLLEGE SAN ERUNO 94066 PlITRuFOULos 95 SANTA ANA COLLEGE (415)355-7000 SANTA ANA 91lUb ROBERT U. JENSEN (714)067-3000

96 SANTA PUMA CITY COLLEGE SANTA 8ARSA&A 93109 PETER K. MACOUOGALL 97 SANTA MONICA COLLEGE (805)965-081 SANTA MONICA 9U6U5 RICHARD L. MOORE (211)450-5150 98 SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE SANTA ROSA 95401 99 ROT G. MIKALSON iloll'il-4411 SHASTA COLLEGE REDOING 96099 KENNETH O. CEREETA lOu SIERRA COLLEGE (VID)141-1511 RuCKLIN 956// GERALD C. ANGUVE (916)614-33J3 101 SOLANO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SuISON 945115 MAILWRIE K. 'LAMA (101)1164-7000 102 SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE CHULA VISTA 91010 JEWELL STLNOT (019)461-070u STATE CENTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT ?NEM 91704 RAY A. CATTAN1 FRESNO CITY COLLEGE (209)126-0110 FRESNO 91741 CLYDE L. MCCULLY (109)441-460u 104 KINGS RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE 'MEDLEY 93654 ABEL N. SYKES, JR. 1U5 (209)638-3661 TAFT COLLEGE TAFT 9.1264 DAVID CuTaltuN VENTURA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 1405)763 -4181 VENTURA 930u3 ALFRED P. PERNANUEZ (005)641-0161

bob MouRFARK COLLEGE MOORPARK 93011 W. RAY ?MARLIN 107 (N05)519-1121 CUNARD COLLEGE ultNA10 9.0010 EU BOEINGS iu$ (805)4611-0011 VENTURA COLLEGE VENTURA 9.100.1 1u9 RICHARD GLENN (8115)641-71ii VICTOR VALLEY COLLEGE VICTORYLLLE 91392 HOWARD N. LARSEN 11u WEST HILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE (619)145-4171 COALINGA vJlIo JOSEPH M. CONTE (109)935-0$01 WEST VALLEY JOINT COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT SARATOGA VSON FRANK C. PEARCE (406)1107-4400 MISSION COLLEGE SANTA CLARA 75054 GUSTAVO MELLANDER 111 WEST VALLEY COLLEGE (408)986-2100 SARATOGA 95070 DALE A. JOHNSTON (408)66/-1100 YOSEMITE CoANUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT MuDESTo 95352 TOM VAN GRONINGEN 113 COLUMBIA COLLEGE (209)5/5-6508 COLUMBIA 0531u W. USAN CUNNINGHAM (1U9)511-51ou 114 MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE MODESTO 95150 LOUIS 5. SELLERS (4U9)575-6067 115 TUNA COLLEGE MARYSVILLE 9)901 PATRICIA L. WIRTH (946)/4I-6100

COLORADO

AIMS COMMUNITY COLLEGE GREELEY 80631 GEORGE A. CONGER (303)3J9-2411 2 AEAPANOI CoNNONITY CDLLEGF 'TLFTUN 80120 JAMES WIRER (303)794-15S0 COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLAGE 81601 GORDON SNOWSARGER ALPINE CAMPUS (3uJ)045-8691 PA 1GS 60477 GEORGE SAGWELL (103)879-1180 TIMSKELINE CAMPUS 80461 TNUMAS GILLIS S SPRING VALLEY CAMPUS (40.04116-1u1S 4LLN.Uul, tig N 1 oLl ARNOLD DoLLASE (JuJ)945-7411

6 COLORADO NONTIMESTIEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE RANGELY JAMES H. 10$ (303)675-4261 / COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF AURORA AURORA 80011 NAL-RWANG CNANG COMMUNITY COLLEGE CV DENVER SYSTEM (JO3)344-11170 DENVER 8021111 G. OVEN SMITE (303)1166-$481 tl OENVER AURARIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DENVER 80204 MYER L. TITUS (J03)629-1411 FRONT RANGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 9 WESTMINSTER 80010 JONI N. SWENSON (303)660-1181 lu RID ROCKS COMMUNITY COLLEGE GOLDEN (RIAU& RICHARD E. WILSON (3OJ)988-6160

II LAMAR COMMUNITY COLLEGE LAMAR 81052 MARVIN LANE 003/J36-2244 12 MORGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE FORT MORGAN 8o7oI LARRY CAs.TER (301)1167-3081 NORTHEASTERN JUNIOR COLLEGE STERLING 011751 MARVIN w. WEISs (303)511 -060 14 oTERO JUNIOR COLLEGE LA JUNTA 81U50 WILLIAM L. MCDIVITT (303)J114-8121 IS FIXES PEAK COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLORADO SPRINGS 091.16 MON/QUE AMERMAN (303)576-71I1

16 PUEBLO COMMUNITY COLLEGE PUEBLO 1004 ROO MEEK (703)549-3200 17 TRINIDAD STAIR JUNIOR COLLAGE TRINIDAD $1041 THOMAS W. SOLL/9/14 ($03)140-5541 Table 1Directory of Community,Technical, and Junior Colleges

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I AtiNuNTUCK COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENFIELD ObOed DANIEL R. MCLAUGHLIN (4U4)145-Asuf 2 GREATER MAKTFuRP COMMUNITY COLLEGE HARTFORD LINIUS ARTHUR C. RANKS, JR. (tU3)5411-62uU I GREATER NEW MAVEN STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE WITH MAVEN 1047.4 EDMUND L. SOSOLEWSKI (213)719-7125 4 HARTFORD COLLEGE FOR WOMEN HARTFORD U010 MARCIA A. SAVAGE (403)236-1215 S **IMMO STATE TECHNICAL UOLLEGR HARTFORD 16106 KENNETH E. ORREGo

A NUUSATUNIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE ORLDGEPuRT WM. VINCENT S. DARNOWsKI (4UI)519-6*10 NANCIESIER COMMUNITY COLLEGE MANCNESTER U0O4U WILLIAM R VINCENT ttu33041-0005 A MATTATUCK COMMUNITY COLLEGE WATERSuRY RICHARD L. SANDERS /2037515-8044 V MIDDLESEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE NIDDLETuwN ROSIRT A. CHAPMAN (213)J44-JOil it; MITCHELL COLLEGE NEW LONDON EDSERT C. WELLER (205144J-2SII

II MUHECAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORWICH ObJAO MYRNA MILLER (2u371186-1931 II NumisbasTEEN CuNNECTICuT COMMUNITY COLLEGE WIMETBD 00098 REGINA M. DUFFY (4U31379 .44543 IS NORWALK COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORWALK UMBtA WILLIAM SCHWAS (203)553-2040 IA NOKWALK STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE NORWALK 00854 WILLIAM N. KRUMMIL (4113)5311-USUI OULNESAUG VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DANIELSON u623V EMMET E. MILLER (20J)774-1130

10 SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEW HAVEN 00511 RICHARD M. TURNER (20.1)169-1028 0 THAMES VALLEY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE NORWICH u0Jou RAYMOND J. WODATCH (203)886-0111 Is TUNRIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FARMINGTON UOULt EDUARDU J. MARTI (403)01-7101 IV WATKNOURY sTATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE WATERSURY 00708 CHARLES A. [ESTRUM (403)151-0403

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I SKANDYwiNE COLLEGE WILMINGTON 1.98LI4 ROSEET J. SAUCE (302)418 -30uu DELAWARE TECHNICAL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DOVER IVVU$ JOHN R KOTuLA (312)110-5321 SOUTHERN CAMPUS GEURGETOWN 011,47 JACK F. OWENS (3154)556-5421 STANTON /WILMINGTON CAMPUSES MAKE JOHN H. JONES (304)454-3917 4 TARRY CAMPUS DOVER 199151 WILLIAM C. PPSIFSK (JU2)730-A*O1

FLORIDA

I AREvAKO cumMuNiTY CULLECE COCOA MAXWELL C. KING ($U))631 -IIII 4 ERuwAND COMMUNITY CULLECE FONT LAUDERDALE AJJOI A. HUGH ADAMS (30)761-7400 CENTHAL FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGE uCALA J2070 HENRY E. CoODLITT (904)447-1111 4 LhPOLA JUNIOE COLLEGE MARIANEA 31446 JAMES R. RICKEIJEG (804)540-1161 S oAMJNA REACH COMMUNITY COLLEGE DAYTONA SNACK 3400 CHARLES M. POLE /9043255-5III

EVISuN LoMMONITV COLLEGE PONT MYERS 33907 DAVID G. RUSINSON (51 I )ASV -VIVO Y FLORIDA COLLEGE TEMPLE TERRACE 43617 505 P. OMEN ($13)9$11-51I1 VLoKDA JCALUN COLLEGE AT JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE 32202 LEE HENDERSON (904)642-Juuu S ouldAluom CAMPUS JACKSONVILLE 32202 EDGAR C. NAPIER (9041613 -5100 V reitu H. KENT CAMPUS JACKSONVILLE 32205 HERMIT O. MILLER /9041307-0106 NORTH CAMPUS JACKSONVILLE LitIS EZEKIEL W. SAVANT (801)151-601I

I :uUTH CAMPUS JACKSONVILLE 32416 OLIVER R. FINCH /90e/646-2111 I/ VCoKIDA KEYS COMMUNITY CoLLECK KEY WEST 3304u WILLIAM A. SEEKER (J/15)4110-905I 11 CUL, COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE PANAMA CITT 3140 LAWRENCE V. TYREE /low43769-1551 Ir HILLbSuROOGN COMMUNITY COLLEGE TAMPA 33622 ANDREAS A. PALOUMPIS I5MS/V-1244 IS INDIAN KISER COMMUNITY COLLEGE FORT FIERCE 33450 HERMAN A. HEINE (3u5)464 -2uOu

lb NTENNATIONAL FINE ARTS COLLEGE MIAMI 33142 EDWARD PORTER II053373-4604 LAKE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE LAKE CITY 34U55 Mullin. KAY ELLEDGE-MEIMER (904)752-11122 IS LASE-SUMTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEESSURG WES ROSEET S. PALINCHAK (904)1111-3141 Iv MANATEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MAMMON 33506 STEPHEN J. KuRCMECK (sii)755 -1511 MIAMI -DAVE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIAMI 33176 RUNLET H. MCCUE /J05)596-1211 du MEDICAL LINTER CAMPUS MIAMI 33127 ELIZA/MTN LuNOGREN (I05)541-131*

41 NEW WORLD CENTER CAMPUS MIAMI 33IJ2 EDUARDO "AIME (Ju))511-0730 Li NORTH CAMPUS MIAMI 33i6/ J. IlitENCE KELLY /30510105-AtAI 23 SuUTH CAMPUS MIAMI JJI26 WILLIAM N. STORES /3057596-1243 /4 NATIONAL EDUCATION cf%TER SAUDER PUNT LAUDERDALE JJ336 ERIK NUMMI (J05)441 .41,1 1, NoRTK FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGE MADISON 44440 EuBEET RAMSEY (004)1111-441041

40 oKALousA-wALToN JUNIOR COLLEGE NICEVILLE 345711 JAMES E. MCCRACKEN (904)08 -5111 11 PALM AtACH JUNIOR CuLLEGE LAKE WORTH 33461 EDWARD N. EMIT /305341JV-5000 la ?ASCU-HERNANDO CoMMUNITY COLLEGE DADE CITY 33515 MILTON 0. JONCS /9U43567-001 IV FAssACoLA JUNIOR COLLEGE PENSACOLA !Ms NORACI HARTSELL (904)416-5410 fo PULE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WINTER NAVIN IJSOI MAXIM SAMMIE PECE I5131294-7111

II NI JOHNS RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE PALATKA 32011 ROSEN? L. MCLINPON, JR. Iv041321-1511 II It".DETRIEIFDE910EUR COLLEGE ST. PITEESSUEG 33,33 CARL M. KuTTLEE, JR. (513)546-0021 55 44104PE ebligUATT COV,EFE GAINEEvILLE 32602 ALAN J. ROSERTION (904)395-51m0 1 32 38 AST COPY AVAILABLE Table I-- Directory of Community, Technical, andJunior Colleges

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21 1970 PUBLIC IM SA uTH 114U 4266 66u 2199 4149 6148 7355 125 179 $04 lb 11 54U 22 1962 PUBLIC IN SA uTH 4114 6029 1095 1919 7042 10981 9857 196 218 514 lb 13 54U 2) 1467 PUILIC IN sA uTH 644611017 1748 616811492' 17850 149uu 428 )52 68U 14 15 54u 24 1964 140 PB NM SA 44T8 175 0 17 025 0 825 0 55 U 55 17 17 4845 25 1954 PUILIC IM SA 0TH 140 544 04 JUu 544 844 1u15 Ju IL 61 7 4 720

16 196* PUILIC iM sA SEM 1107 2182 160 1U88 25u4 1591 3411 71 115 207 10 412 27 193! 21 PUBLIC IN sA SEM 1091 8049 1194 31139 11148 11617 12097 101 SUS 691 53 46 479 PUILIC IM 18 1972 SA SEM 895 1139 303 714 2104 2878 4929 Su 131 181 15 29 1940 PUBLIC 9 58U IN SA SIM 4734 5629 816 4409 5314 7443 14170 214 602 870 SI )3 528 JO 1964 PUBLIC IN SA TEL 2uOu J1$10 545 £497 1014 4531 0119 106 52 150 1U 24 bull

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14 sRMINULli COMMUNITY CULLIGI SANFORD 32771 KARL S. ABLOOM 15 SOOT* ?LURID* COMMUNITY COLLIGI (JOS)$2S-I650 AVON !MIL 33625 EATIINKINK F. CORNBLLUS (013)653 -$661

16 TALLAHASSIR COMMUNITY CULLIGS TALLAMASSRI 3230 JAMS M. HINSON, JR. 11 VALIINcIA CUNMUNITY COLLICII (9(14)574-5161 ORLANDO 32602 PAUL C. OIANINI, JR. (305)299-5000 11I MINUS CULLRCR RANSOM FARR 13627 GM. W. ELMS (N11)046-1431 GEORGIA

I ASRANAN BALDWIN AGRI COLLSGI TLFUN 31793 STAILNY R. ANDIRSull III12/100-32$0 1 *LOAMY JUNIOR COLLAGE ALBANY $17U7 11. R. ULM (611)6118-6705 I AMUKE6 CULLED! CUTNIIIINT 3174u WALTER T. NURFNY (V11/732-4171 4 ATLANTA JUNIOR COLLEGE ATLANTA Ju310 NO111111 N. THUMF3uN (6U6/656.4641 S sAINAK1oGE JUNIUR cuLL11611 RALNBRLDGt 3i/L7 MIAMI D. MOILLY (912)140-1061 SREWT0A-FARKER LUGLEGE MOUNT MOON Ju445 Y. LYNN HULA'S (V11)5111-214I 1 IIKONSwIcK JUNIUK CuLLEGI SRUNSW1CK 31523 JOAN W. MEL 6 CLAYToN JUNIUR CuLLECR (912)204-72UI MORROW 10200 (WIRY S. DOWNS (6U6)V61-1600 v DALTUN JUNIOR CuLLEGE DALTON 10720 MULL C. RUSERTS (406)2,5-1111 IU OERALA coMMUNITY CULLIGS CLARKSTON 301111 MARVIN M. COLE (6U4)199 -6106

II uRAUGHON'S JUNIOR COLLEGE SAVANNAH 3i401 JOHN T. SOUTH III (612).155-3111 I1 EMANUEL cuUNTY JUN/OR COLLAGI SI/ALMON° 3u4ui WILLIE D. GUNN (912)237-7631 II FLOYU JUNIOR CuLLEGE RUMR 30161 DAVID S. MCCORKLII (41147295-4326 14 GAINEsVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE GAINKSVILLI $u50.1 J. ?OEM WATKLNS (404)515-6219 15 GlioNGIA MILITARY COLLINS MILLIDGIVILLK 31091 SIMIAN A. VALET (912)45J-3461

16 GunOuN JUNIOR coLLecit SAINKSVILLI 3U204 JERRY M. WILLIAMSON (404):55-171U 17 MACUN JUNWR COLLEGE SACUN 31197 JACK H. RAGLAND (VI )6 /4-21uu I MIDDLE GEORGIA COLLEGE COCIIRAM ilui4 LOUIS C. ALDIRNAN, JR. (912)934-9211 IV oXFutO CuLLEGE UV EMORY UNIVERSITY OXFORD 1u261 J. WILLIAM MONCALIF (404)786 -7051 lu KEINNARDY COLLAGE WALBSILA 301E3 FLOYD A. FALANY (606)679-145

LI SuLTH 6EURGIA COLLEGE DOUGLAS 11513 EDWARD D. JACKSON, JR. (9)2)3114 -110U 21 YKUKIJ-MCCuNNELL COLLEGE CLEVELAND 1U526 RONALD K. WRITMAN (4114)695-210 11 WAYCKuSS JUN/UK CoLLEUE WAYCROSS 11501 JANIS M. DVS 14 (912)285-4iiu YuUN NAKKiS COLLIDE YOUNG HARRIS 10562 RAY 'MILKY (6U6)479 -1III

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UNLVEKsIT/ oF HAWAII CUMMUNITY COLLEGR61sTEM NuNuLULU 961511 JOUR S. TSUNODA HAWAiI CuMMUNITY COLLEGE NILO 94710 MITSUGU SUMADA (606)601-6582 60NoLuLO CuMMUNLIY LoLLEGE HONOLULU 96617 PURR I. EISSINGRI RAFLOLANI CoNNUNITY CuLLIGS (606)045-V211 HONOLULU 96614 JUAN F. MORTON (RU6)511-4654 KAUAI LuNMUNITY CuLLCCE LIMUR KAUAI 96744 Y. DAVID 1114 (608)245-6311 LELNAED CuMMUNITY LuLLEG4 FURL CITY 99762 MELVYN CSAKACUCHI (6u6)455-0011 A MALI( <:01muNtTY CoLLEGE KAHULUI 1115732 ALMA K. CUOFKR (608)244-9151 wINUwARD COMMUNITY CuLLEGE EMMA& 94144 FMK T. DYKE (SVII)435-UO17 IDAHO

I COLLEGE uF buUTNEKS 1DAMU TWIN FALLS 03iul GERALD R. 115ISRNO6FFSK (205)711 -055 1 NUKTN luANO CULLEGL COEUR D'ALRIII 611114 CARRY G. SCHULER (206)467-7421 I KICE CuLLEGE RRESURG 6144U lauCt r HAM (206)4-2011 IWNOIS

I RALLEvILLE *KEA CuLLEGE SILLIVILLR 62221 Mica R. NISSORII (616)4.15-210U ROW( HAW% CuLLEGR MOLLNR 61205 RIMINI, J. FuFFIS (309)1110-1JII 1 SLACK MA6K COLLEGE -BAST CAMPUS MOANER 6A4*1 RONALD F. WILLIAMS ($00)152-5671 3 QUAU CLYLES CAMPUS MOL11111 61265 'MANIAS R. LAWS (309)796-1111 LAAL bast/SWIG COLLEGE GALISSURG 614u1 JACK V, FULLER (1(16)144-15111 CITY CuLLAUES ur LNIcACu CHICAGO 6O6O1 SALVATORS G. KUMLA (412)741-913U CHILAGo LITY-WIDE CULLEGR GN/CAGO (WIWI NAM WENDIN ($12)7411-941O

LmiL9Lu URSAN SKILLS INSTITUT& CALCAGO AUAO, TALMADCI GUY (412)614-13MO 1 KROAROY-KING CuLGRGt CALCAGO U621 IMO M. AKIN (412)662-32UU 6 Lour CuLLIGE CILCAGO MOCII SERNICII J. MILLER (312)75I-V4JO MALcuLM X COLLEGE CHICAGO 0612 JAM'S C. GRIGGS (!11)962-300U LU OL1VS HARVEY COLLEGE CNIC900 0921 BORBA D. FRANKLIN (112)5611-31U0

IILLMARO J, DALIY COLLEGE ENLCAGO 00652 WILLIAM F. CONWAY (312)115-4UUU 11 TRUMAN CuLLEGE CNIEAQu 611640 WALLAi N. APFELSON ($12)11111-17U0 40 Table I-- Directory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges momoominaimmiximiyik

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361966 PUBLIC IN SA SIN 0 3 2141 2744 40115 12018 09 120 409 12 16 540 Si1967 PUBLIC tm SA SEM 3191 7709 1110 3171 *261 11432 25512 160 26$ 428 57 41 510 411 1927 LID NIP MK SA SIM 207 7$ 2$ 207 78 285 10 0 0 U 0 0 2885

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1 1911 PUBLIC IM NA QTR 1867 321 218 1656 123 1979 6396 92 8 100 6 12 804 2 1966 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 1152 $02 195 1008 762 1770 1540 67 29 96 8 5 693 1 1854 MITI NM SA QTk 287 U 28 250 26 276 0 15 10 25 6 5 716 4 1974 PUBLIC IM bA QTR 994 667 166 759 694 1453 511 51 31 62 12 17 675 5 1971 PUBLIC IN bit QTR 271 349 62 268 307 575 2486 29 10 39 6 6 675

6 1917 *APT NM SA QTR 654 553 120 705 572 1277 4 26 30 5 16 2200 1 1964 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 740 558 110 641 597 1218 4396 48 18 66 9 7 715 81969 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 1371 2230 360 1340 2020 3360 12252 96 45 141 16 8 675 91967 PUBLIC MM SA QTR 770 edb 165 678 938 1616 1773 59 9 68 14 9 675 101964 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 8710 7810 1652 5078 10199 15677 12500 287 799 1086 27 59 925

II 19/7 110 Pk PM QTR 518 181 70 591 110 701 0 22 33 55 3 9 2680 121971 PUBLIC IN SA QT11 201 1I2 41 172 244 416 U 17 1 18 I 7 235 111970 PUBLIC IM SA QTR 838 815 167 61U 668 1278 0 52 14 66 8 5 075 14 1966 PUBLIC 111 SA 11111 1119 624 176 1103 641 1744 11654 49 23 72 7 17 708 151910 /ND NP NM SA QTR 213 72 28 273 48 JAI 0 7 19 20 1 4 1860

161927 PUBLIC NM SA QTR 609 748 141 630 726 1156 2033 17 51 88 4 5 705 47 19641 PUBLIC IN 44 QTk 1166 1717 494 1006 1813 2810 7651 07 17 104 25 6 705 IN 11187 PUBLIC im 64 QTR 1095 334 142 998 291 1289 1616 85 8 93 4 9 780 191836 NETS NM SA SEM 459 I 46 465 8 473 0 32 4 36 U 9 5740 20 10411 MITI NM SA QTR 457 82 53 442 72 514 0 15 31 46 4 5 1917

21 1908 PUBLIC IN SA tint 817 155 117 732 3117 1059 7474 46 11 Sb 7 9 759 22 1946 8A11 IN SA QTR 498 571 107 417 485 902 0 21 40 61 8 3 2580 231976 PUBLIC IN SA QTk 142 213 55 210 £99 469 1001 18 5 21 5 5 6711 2410146 MET/4 IN SA 1411 199 6 40 172 10 382 0 26 30 0 8 2550

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U IN U 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U I 1969 PUBLIC IN WA SEM 1511 465 197 1491 217 1728 216 68 24 92 4 4 255 1 1965 PUBLIC IN WA siCK 2400 2721 512 2137 2410 4541 4624 140 247 187 19 9 250 J 1965 PUBLIC IN WA SEM 2197 31181 527 2044 3220 5264 446 108 8 116 15 8 240 4 1965 PUBLIC im WA SEM 415 707 118 416 743 1159 221 55 25 80 5 5 240 5 1966 PUBLIC Im WA SEM 2887 1115 602 2650 2187 5017 374 150 79 229 10 8 250

o1965 PUBLIC IN WA SEM 873 1299 117 809 127M 2087 2157 57 49 106 37 es 248 1 1911 PUBLIC IN WA SEM 589 853 144 526 817 1363 679 35 31 66 9 6 240

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i 1963 'Clinic 114 NW SEM 1248 1198 244 1106 496 1802 4038 79 45 124 13 £0 650 2 1913 PUBLIC IN NW SEM 1558 980 153 1512 762 2274 1171 78 93 171 12 42 614 3 £915 LDS NM NW 48$ 5110 1119 644 5233 1085 6318 845 267 38 305 0 98 1114

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1 1967 PUBLIC 18 NC SRN 3342 8214 1155 1170 9102 12450 0 121 516 637 0 55 552 1946 PUBLIC IN NC 0 0 U U 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 2 1967 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 494 181 87 494 311 805 30 26 32 58 I 9 708 3 1946 PUBLIC NM NC SEM 2206 4718 493 2420 29u5 5125 316 132 138 270 8 10 708 41961 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 1257 1256 /51 986 1150 2184 93 57 401 258 11 II 511 1911 PUBLIC IN NC Sim 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 C 44 42 0 5 1915 PUBLIC IM NC SEX 2425 7166 1019 344 7491 7841 0 51 366 418 160 33 572

61910 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 1155115800 2915 12636 /4104 16940 0 69 1273 1342 74 20 600 1 1915 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 3348 4448 779 3084 4997 8441 3944 216 159 175 42 14 512 81902 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 3140 6522 966 2539 6259 8798 63 178 114 292 15 10 571 91911 PUBLIC cm NC SEM 2525 3251 577 2231 4204 6437 171 141 228 369 44 15 572 111 1957 PUBLIC IM NC SIN 2598 4715 731 2074 5819 7893 5513 142 /30 292 40 16 571

II 1960 PUBLIC IN NC SIN 2097 6717 861 1779 8723 10302 1300 129 217 386 16 14 572 I2 1956 PUBLIC LM NC SEM 1067 5628 669 2087 9064 11151 1981 172 244 436 54 16 572 41 Table 1Directory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges

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Li wiLAUR ERICH: COLLEGE CHICAGO 60634 gamin V. CLEMENTE (312)777-790u CuLLEGS LIF OUPAGE GLEN ELLYN 60137 HAROLD D. MCANINCE (312)858-2100 14 DOPAGS OPEN COLLEGE GLEN ELLYN 6D137 THOMAS R. THOMAS (312)858-280U IS MAIN CAMPUS GLEN ELLYN 60137 TNEODORE TIME (312)65 -28UU

L6 COLLEGE LIP LAKE COUNTY GRAYSLAKE 60030 JOHN O. MONTER (112)226 -860A 17 DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY CuLLEGE DANVILLE 61532 RONALD K. LINGLE (217)443-1811 II ELGIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELGIN 60120 SEARLE F. CHARLES (312)697-1000 19 FELICiAN COLLEGE CHICAGO 0659 SISTER MARY 80NITA WILLOW (312)531-1919 tu HIGHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PREEPuRT 61012 JOSEPH C. MAIM (515)115-6111

21 ILLinuts (ANTRAL uuLLEGE EAST iEuRIA 61635 Lauri H. mug,' (1U9)496-5011 ILL1Nui6 EASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGES uLliaT 64450 HARRY V. SMITE (618)491-2901 44 MINTIER COMMUNITY COLLAGE FAIRFIELD 61837 RICHARD MASON (616)861-17I1 43 LINCOLN TRAIL COLLEGE RuSINSum 62454 RICHARD MUNDT (618)566-N657 14 ULNEY CENTRAL COLLEGE OLNEY 6245u STEPHEN J. KR/DELSAUGH (518)195-6351 45 WABASH VALLEY COLLEGE MT CARMEL 62863 CURTIS S. NURTuN (610)462-8661

16 ILLINOIS VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE uGLESBY 61348 ALFRED 4. r15Gobill (815)116-1720 27 JOHN A. LOGAN CuLLSGE CARTERVLLLE 61918 HAROLD R. CHILL (618)955-1761 28 AKIN wool, COMMUNITY COLLEGE QUINCY 61301 PAUL E. HEATH (117)114-6500 19 JOLIET JUNIOR COLLEGE JULIET 60436 HALTER F. ZAIDA (515)119-9U1u 10 KANKAKEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE KANKAKEE 60901 L. H. HURTUN (815)94J-0345

JI CASEASKLA COLLEGE CENTRALIA 62801 BRUCE G. STAHL (615)542-1981 ft IlEHWAUKEE COLLEGE MALTA 6u15/1 NORMAN L. JENKINS (815)545-2066 )J LAKE LAND COLLEGE MATTLION 61938 DAVID V. ECEULTZ (217)433-1131 14 LEWIS AND CLARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE GODFREY 62J35 J. NEIL ADMIRE (618)486-3411 15 LINGuLN CuLLEGE LINCOLN 61656 JACK D. purr (217)732-3155

36 LINCOLN LAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPRINGFIELD 61708 RUPERT L. POORKAO (417)756-220u )7 MACCORMAC COLLEGE CHICAGO 80604 GORDON C. BORCHARDT (112)912-1886 35 MCHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE CRYSTAL LAKE 60/114 Rol/MT C. BARTLETT (815)455-370u 39 MORAINE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE PALOS MILLS 6u465 FRED CASEIN (312)5174-43o0 40 MORTON COLLEGE CICERO 6065u EONERT V. MORIARTY (I12)6545-OUuu

41 uAKTUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DES PLAINES bOUIb THOMAS TENNOEvt, JR. (312)645-160u 42 PARKLAND COLLEGE CHAMPAIGN 61811 WILLIAM M. STURM (117)351-4400 43 PRAIRIE STATE COLLEGE CH1CAGu HEIGHTS 6/1411 RICHARD C. CREAL (312)756-111u 44 REND LAKE COLLEGE INA 62E46 HARRY J. BRAUN (610)447-5421 45 RICELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DECATUR 62526 JUNN N. KIRK (2)7)875-7200

46 ROCK VALLEY COLLEGE KoCKFORD 61111 EARL J. JACOBS (815)654-425u 47 SAUK VALLEY COLLEGE OLYON 81011 V HAROLD GARNER (815)28E-5511 45 SHAWNEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ULLIN 62992 LOREN E. KLAUS (618)644-2244 49 SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS CuLLEGi NAERISIORG 61946 MARRY N. AEELL (616)254-6376 5u bnIUM RIVER COLLEGE CANT(111 41520 ROAM N. RUB (309)60-460

51 SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE IN LLL/NOLS SPRINGFIELD 627U2 SISTER FRANCIS N. THEALLKiLL (I1?)515-142u 52 STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIP EAST ST.LUULS EAST ST. LOUIE 62201 ROGERS CONNER (6011)474-6666 Si ST. AUGUSTINE COLLEGE CHICAGO 60640 FATHER CARLOS PLAZAS (J14)6/8-8756 54 THoINToN COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOUTH HOLLAND 6u473 JAMES EVANKU (312)596-20o0 55 TRITON COLLEGE RIVER GROVE 60171 DANIEL MuRIARTY (J12)456-LIJoU

56 EAUEONSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUGAR GROVE 60554 JoHN J. SVALEC (!12)466-4811 57 WILLIAM RAINEY MIME COLLEGE PALATINE SUMO JAMES J MCGRATH 0122397-30Uu

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1 ANCLLLA COLLEGE DONALDSON 46513 SR. M. JOEL LAMPEN (119)916-0000 INDIANA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE INDIANAPOLIS 46206 GERALD LANKIN (317)821-121U 2 IVY TECH-CENTRAL INDIANA REGION INDIANAPOLIS 46406 MEREDITH CARTER (312)919 -4502 INDIANA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL .OLLECE - REGION 10 COLUMN'S 47203 HARVEY S. POLING (812)372-9925 4 EAST CENTRAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MUNCIE 473U2 RICHARD L. DAVIDSON (317)469-2491 S KuKuNo TECHNICAL INSTITUTE KOKOMO 46m11 DAN M. TYE (J17)459-0561

4 LAFAYETTE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE LAFAYETTE 479U3 THOMAS E. MICKIRD (317)417-1401

7 NORTHCENTEAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SOUTH 0600 46819 CARL F. LUTZ (2)9)109-7Uul 8 NORTHEAST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Post WAYNE 46505 JON L. RUPRIGHT (e19)441-9111 NORTHEAST REGION GARY 4640 MEARLE R. DONICA (Ii9)Val-1111 LU SoUTHCRNTRAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SELLERSEURG 47111 CARL F. SCOTT (511)146-L1W

INDIANA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE MADISON 47150 HOMER 1. SMITH (811)165-1519 12 IVTC-SOUTHWEST TECHNICAL INr'gTUTE RvANOVILLE 4)110 N. VICTOR OALD1 (812)446-2865 II WABASH VALLEY REGION TERRE HAUTE 478/11 SAM K. SuIDEN (01171951-1111 IS INDIANA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL t,.LEGII-MCHNoND RICNNuND 47374 JUDITH A. REUWINE (317)966-4656 IS VINCINNEs UNIVERSITY vINCENNES 47591 PNILLIF M. SUMMERS (8117E81-L15u

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571 11 1934 PUBLIC IN Mc SIN 2565 6315 488 2419 0511 9032 4137 157 175 315 28 14 1967 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 434 2 550 14 1941 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 514 7022 415 275 3523 1795 U 6 428 13 15 1981 PUBLIC IN M1 QTR 545415147 1060 5510 13202 10712 $757 198 515 711 28 9 550

16 1969 PUBLIC IN 4C SRN 246110365 1242 2075 10209 12254 1967 168 184 552 2U 42 556 17 1947 PUBLIC IN MC SIN 1547 1816 335 1412 1951 3341 727 01 81 141 11 8 71U 14 1949 PUBLIC IN NC SIN 1275 5210 646 1327 4254 5501 34U6 95 249 344 23 21 598 19 1951 gum CATS IN NC SRN 107 240 40 113 192 325 37 13 30 43 5 7 2000 tu 1964 PUBLIC IN NC SRN 971 1563 253 509 1855 2664 0 42 150 192 U 20 608

11 1967 PUBLIC IN NC SIN 394610008 1395 3946 10008 11954 0 194 173 567 43 41 384 1968 PUBLIC IN MC QTR 0 U u 0 0 U U U U U 7 L1 21 1977 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 251 3275 152 344 1509 1853 U 3 433 436 2 9 354 23 1969 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 6U9 68U 128 541 971 1514 0 25 209 234 1 7 184 24 1963 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 651 924 157 625 1824 2449 U 47 311 360 5 3 384 25 1961 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 903 1247 215 081 1473 2154 0 43 197 24U 7 2 354

lb 1924 PUBLIC IN MC Sam 1684 2644 412 1638 2U55 3690 2U70 SA 00 102 U U 147 27 1968 PUBLIC IN NC SIN 1379 1042 442 1216 1100 2396 3958 55 39 94 9 18 44 28 1975 ?MAC IM NC SRN 1158 1116 447 1051 2824 3877 Jai 9 268 271 42 23 480 29 1901 PUBLIC IN MC SIN 7259 2977 1023 2641 7204 9445 421 158 346 504 9 35 610 30 1905 PUBLIC IN NC slim 925 4496 342 588 2957 3545 359 51 157 1U9 24 33 468

11 194U PUBLIC IN NC SIN 1356 1777 113 1112 1003 2715 1368 64 119 183 4 18 510 32 1965 PUBLIC IN NC SIN 0 U 1114 2110 3444 0 71 209 480 9 9 b70 11 196/ PUBLIC IN 14L QTR 1557 1450 376 1565 1521 3389 385 110 195 3U5 41 13 619 14 197U PUBLIC IN NC SIN 1587 3448 533 1700 2963 4743 0 92 163 255 21 4 064 15 1465 150 NP NM NC SRN 524 613 145 712 544 1280 0 53 45 141 lb 15 490U - --- 14 1965 PUBLIC 14 NC Sam 2125 4961 708 1918 4725 6646 1377 145 195 143 U 25 704 37 1965 IND 410 SN NC QTR 550 209 75 512 201 715 U 29 11 40 8 8 1450 38 1960 PUBLIC IN NC SIN 777 3201 197 617 2099 1516 0 56 126 152 16 16 754 39 1966 PUBLIC IN NC Sam 4045 9845 1159 4028 9962 11990 8U01 1/5 195 57U 104 36 595 40 1924 PUBLIC IN NC SRN 1029 2757 118 915 4574 3489 130 64 122 186 12 15 456

41 1910 PUBLIC IN NC SIN 2721 0959 9/1 2132 6719 8871 7544 149 111 440 19 11 426 41 196/ PUBLIC IN NC SIN 3U27 5294 832 2697 5015 1712 1174 164 Jul 466 33 4 576 43 1958 PUBLIC IN NC SIN U 0 1336 3737 5073 461 104 253 357 0 17 645 44 1967 PUBLIC IN NC Sam 912 1551 246 931 1737 2065 1235 54 71 125 5 14 412 45 1972 PUBLIC IN NC Slim 549 2482 333 763 2357 3120 2898 43 129 112 5 16 63U

40 1965 PUBLIC IN NC SEN 2272 6767 903 1884 6709 5593 1724 139 103 242 15 15 632 47 1905 PUBLIC IN MC SIN 0 0 790 1845 2055 186 52 163 215 6 16 645 48 1969 PUBLIC IN NC SIN 696 1577 257 616 1298 1914 0 27 178 AO 7 6 316 49 1961 PUBLIC IN NC SEN 846 1U91 193 846 1091 1937 302 54 109 163 10 9 352 50 1960 PUBLIC IN NC Slim 815 1023 183 726 919 1645 571 36 79 115 14 15 864

51 1929 104 CATS 114 NC OTS 254 278 53 246 261 507 282 15 29 44 9 5 3011U 52 1969 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 1022 796 181 860 515 1375 0 40 36 76 15 5 42U 53 1951 IND NP 1,1 SA SIN 991 15 100 762 12 774 0 1 67 68 9 7 24UU 54 1927 PUILIC IN NC SIN 2896 8494 1139 6345 3572 10217 3067 Ile 157 295 0 47 672 55 1965 PUBLIC IN NC Sim 595117701 2365 5407 17408 21515 2242 234 530 1064 0 42 576

828 S6 1967 PUBLIC IN NC 44/1 1231 4932 bIb 1065 47U4 5771 701 72 223 295 15 8 57 1907 PUBLIC NN NC 4114 485710485 1137 4111 14212 14603 8318 196 558 754 85 31 730

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IS 4 3 i 1417 Num c42$1 um NC SEN 116 JUL 47 ISO 342 472 417 li 15 1144 1966 14 NC uni U U U U U U U U U U U U 17 6 1 1909 PUBLIC NN NC QTR 1961 1/07 466 1662 1969 4031 U 69 133 2U1 111U U 14 894 I 1968 PUILIC Nm NC QTR 884 1094 197 654 1037 1891 U 12 93 125 885 4 1969 PUBLIC Nm NC OR 1243 1023 226 929 989 1915 125 21 110 131 in 13 5 1960 PUBLIC SN MC (gm 718 669 144 561 852 1415 U 10 41 101 10 5 913

6 1967 PU8.IC NM NC QTR 113 69U 14U 583 760 1343 1134 26 Ds 94 5 7 819 37 48 5 1 7 1968 Pust.lc NM NC QTR 099 ISSU 217 624 1103 24U7 1357 115 1125 4 1969 PUBLIC Nm NC QTR 1159 1261 152 1005 1397 34U2 1319 43 117 110 1 11 811 4 1964 PUDLIC Nm NC OR 1618 1191 251 2110 1538 3648 0 45 146 191 39 35 1116 1U 1970 PUBLIC Wm NC QTR 454 630 148 781 DUI 1388 U 11 80 11s U £4 1115

II 19071 PUBLIC NM NC QTR 439 419 65 243 486 729 151 15 44 59 U 8 1107 12 1969 PUBLIC NM NC OR 751 1071 151 852 1251 2103 272 16 114 140 11 0 1450 If 1967 PUBLIC NM NC QTR 9U3 607 151 435 949 1784 250 34 47 65 8 8 1750 14 1964 PUBLIC mm NC QTR 469 616 108 441 601 1044 0 29 53 61 1 3 1166 IS 14u1 PUBLIC IN NC SIN 4815 1637 645 4879 18U9 6685 1218 291 70 101 117 7 1144

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DES MOINES AREA cuMMUSITY'COLLEGI ANKENY Sull21 JOSEPH A. INAGEN ANKENY CAMPUS ANKENY (515)964".6400 IlouNE CAMPUS Suull JOSEPH A. BOMAN (515)1964..61UO EuONE 50016 MUSS N. PHILIPS UESAN CAMPUS ALS MOINES (515)411...72(11 5011* ZACK HARLETT (515)244..41L6 RASTER/1 IOWA COMMUNITY COLLEGE A/STRICT DAVEMPORT CLINTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE 5i$U1 MICHAEL CRAwfudO (419)144..500 CLINTON 51741 5 CHARLES C. sPENCE (119)241 -6841 MUSCATINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MUSCATINE 52761 Las JOHN BETTS (119)164-8250 6 SCOTT CoMMUNITYCOLLEGE EETTENDORY 51712 JOHN T. SLUNG 7 HAWLEY& INSTITUTE of TECHNOLOGY (1I51)1597511 WATERLOO 50704 INDIAN KILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE JOHN E. MANSE (419)196-1.120 OTTUMWA 52501 111.6 HELLYEK 8 A1RPJET CAMPUS (515)681-5111 OTTIMIA 52501 9 LYLE SELLYEK (515)6E1*5111 CENTEKVAS4 CANfLIS uTTUMWA 52501 LU LYLE HELLYEE (,15)856-214f uTIUMwA CAMPUS 111m OTTUMWA --,-" 52501 LYLE HELLYEK (515)614.1-5111 11 IOWA CENTRAL COMMUNITY ?LIEGE?SWAGE FORT DODGE 50501 12 IOWA LAKES COMMUNITY GO HARVEY D. MARTIN (515)576-J1U4 ESTHERVILLE 51444 IOWA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTEICT RICHARD 8. SLACKER (711)1614601 MASSEAO.TowN 50151, JOHN J. PAINuDA Ii ELLswuNTH COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1uWA FA.LS (515)752-4641 14 5O126 INANE A. LLOYD (50)645 -4611 MAESHALLTowb COMMUNITY COLLEGE MAKSHALLTWIN 5(0150 IS IOWA WESTERN COmmUNITE COLLEGE PAUL L. KEGEL (515)751-7106 COUNCIL BLUFFS 51504 E0114KT U. LUOFT (714)415-4400 16 KIRK4141,0 GI MUNITI WLLEGE CEDAR RAPIDS SI4U6 SILL f. sTEwAKT 17 NORTH IOWA AREA COMPAISITY COLLEGE MASON CITY (119)196..5411 50401 DAVID EuCTTNEII (315)411..4199 8 NoRTHIAET IOWA TECHSIE4L419STITUTS CALMAR 54112 19 NuRrOwEST CLYDE REAMER (419)561 ..1161 A MON/at COLLEGE SHELDON 51101 2U Slout tar LiT COLLEGE CLARENCE E. MARTIN (711)414 -2567 HAWARAILA Stull S. N. BROWN SoUTMEASTBEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE (1127552-2065 WEST SUELINGToN 51655 C. W. CALLLbuN (liv)151-11$1 21 NORTH CAMPUS WEST BURLINGTON di 51655 IlDwA4D E. SCHIErE4 SOUTH CAMPUS ILE0KUE (119)752-22j1 II 54612 JOHN AoKINS (119)544-1111 soUTEVESTEEM COMMWITY COLuSGE CRESTON 44 WALDORF COLLEGE 5O1101 RICHARD L. STEELY (515)762-7001 FOREST CITY 50416 ARNDT Y. BRAATEN 45 WESTERN IOWA TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE SIOUX CITY 45.15)564..4450 51102 ROBERT H. KISER (712)476..01E0 46 KANSAS

1 ALLEN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 LULA I 66749 PAUL D. HINES (316)405-5116 LWOW COUNTY COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE GREAT SEND 6/540 1 THE CLOWN MACELE COLLEGE JIMMIE L. DOWNING A (416)791-1701 SALLNA 674U1 K. GARY TALLEY SUTLER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE EL DORADO blUA: (914)1115-5441 5 CARL L. HEINRICH (316)311-508J CENTRAL COLLEGE 1p MCFNEESoN 6 74640 DORSEY *RAUSE (416)141-0741 CLUUP CoUNTY COMMUNITY aiLRGE CoNCuEDIA 66901 JAMES P. IHRIG 7 (914)243-1435 COFFE1vILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CuFFEYVILLE 67117 8 (,/16)51-4,450 cuLs1 COMMUNITY JUNIOR =WW1 0 COLEY 677,31 JAMES H. TANGEMAN 9 CUWLEY COUNTY cumMUNOWACIWGE (414)462-3984 ARKANSAS CITY GmENDEL A. NELSON LU DODGE CITY COMMUNITY COLL DODGE CITY (416)441-0440 eldul GAY DAMN (416)215-1421

II ONANALLY COLLEGE KANSAS CITY 66104 Id REV. RAYMOND J. ustilstI (911)011-6u7o FORT sCOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE POET SCOTT 00701 DICE K. HED4Es 13 GARDEN cu.,/ COMMUNITY COLLEGE (416)141-4700 GALLOP' CITY 67840 THOMAS F. SAFfELL (116)2/6..7611 14 HAsKELL INDIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE LAwEEICE 68U44 IS GERALD E. GLIPP (911)749-5450 HISSYON COLLEGE HESST40 67064 EIRE O. fILLIMAN (116)147..4121 16 HIGHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIGHLAND 00045 17 NUTLMINSuN COMMON DELL R. argmcga (914)441-42;6 COLLEGE Noromfaom 61501 18 JAMES N. STRINGER U464665-4500 1NDEPINDINUE COMM COLLEGE INDEPENDENCE 61401 19 JuNN0011 CuUNTY cos M. LEON FOSTER (i1o)J41-6100 TT COLLEGE OVERLAND FAKE 66210 CHARLES GAELS'S du KANSAS CITY KANSAS UNITY COLLEGE (91.1)i66 -8500 KANSAS CITY 66112 ILTolg L. oaviss 4913)136-1100 41 KANSAS TECHNICAL 1N4TUTI SALINA 67401 THOMAS P. CREECH 21 LASITTE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PARSONS (914)815-17171 23 67451 GXEY C. dOCHAMADEL (116)421-6700 NE0SE0 COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHANUTE 66110 44 J. C. SANDERS (116)411-2820 PRATT COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLATT 67124 IS SEWAKU COUNTY COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE JOHN W. GWALTNEY (316)672 -5641 L/SEKAL 67901 JAMES NUOPEE (116)644-1051 KENTUCKY

I R KENTUCKY 0.- OFFICE ur COMMUNITY cotioa PROGRAM RICHMOND 40475 JACK A. LUY I LEES COLLEGE (006)e11-4640 JACKSON 41 .119 TROY R. ESLIEGBE LIEPSEY WILSON COLLEGE (eUb)068-1511 CuLUHELA 42715 JOHN E. !INLET MIDWAY COLLEGE (SU1)454-1120 MIDWAY 40447 NELSON M. HOFFMAN, JR. 5 ST. CATEAROIE COLLEGE (606)846-4421 ST. CATAIIIINE 40061 SISTER DOLORES INDEELE (006)446-9$04 38 44 Table IDirectory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges

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1900 PUBLIC 04 MC QTR U u u u u u u u u 7 iu 96e

I 1900 PUBLIC NM NC 3145 2025 597 3111 1317 8429 33373 115 tu £85 68 19 Vee

2 192/ PUBLIC NM NC QTR Sul 240 74 443 25u 693 130 41 4 15 4 I WOO 1 1974 PUBLIC NM NC SEM 91 936 IU2 122 8i2 934 1415 14 o tu 2 1 Vee

1988 PUBLIC IN NC Oid u u 1.) 0 1.) u U u u 5U 1 915 4 1940 PUBLIC NM NC SIN 618 485 flu 583 431 1014 u 37 22 59 14 4 912

5 194Y PUBLIC NM NC SIM 482 311.1 84 44U 417 857 u 32 16 5u 15 .1 917

e iVee PUBLIC NM NC Sam 1443 1195 263 1399 iivi 2590 u 75 87 162 19 4 911 / 1968 PUBLIC 1.14 NC OIL 1813 83 191 1004 144 1940 38513 113 62 175 lu 37 643 1980 PUBLIC IM NC QTR 1717 612 239 1859 494 1153 2122e 157 lb 173 u 34 030 6 1988 PUBLIC NM NC QTI. U :1 0 U 0 u u 0 0 0 0 0 9 1930 PUBLIC NM NC QTR u 0 13 u 0 0 U 0 0 u u U 10 1960 PUBLIC NM NC .T11 0 U U 0 U U 0 U u U 0 U

LI 1986 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 1750 1069 262 1764 1125 2889 34225 101 39 140 70 21 855 Li 1901 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 1349 Jul 165 1252 435 1687 5948 71 t3 85 21 15 850 1907 PUBLIC 1m NC u 0 u u U J0943 0 0 u tU 7 0 13 1890 PUBLIC IN NC SEN 776 12S 90 793 134 925 0 54 4 58 0 4 1035 14 194/ PUBLIC IN NC SEM 846 633 147 791 592 1183 0 49 46 95 0 4 966 15 1980 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 1819 1170 198 1809 1055 1664 30835 121 51 172 45 10 1050

16 1986 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 3988 2348 633 3999 2341 634U 46584 204 198 402 60 47 628 11 1916 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 1601 028 218 1541 555 4U96 34005 81 13 94 49 6 844 I8 1966 PUBLIC IN NC QTIL 11131 211 114 97u 130 1100 18000 72 u 72 38 iu 1233 iv 1966 PUBLIC NM NC QTR 481 5 46 454 2t 472 17162 35 2 37 9 Iv 905 /u 1987 iNu NP IN NC SEN 147 73 42 110 31 141 0 U 33 33 4 6 3040 1900 PUBLIC IN NC SEN u U 1253 709 4961 U 83 6 89 7 9 850

11 1401 PUBLIC NM NC SEM 926 474 I40 u u 0 0 0 u u U u 850 22 1981 PUBLIC NM NC SEM 308 139 54 u u 0 0 u U u u u 850 21 1960 PUBLIC IN NC SEN 588 7u 65 buy 58 667 26385 42 IJ 55 iu 0 89u 14 1920 CUTS NM NC SIM 434 16 45 4U6 17 423 u 29 11 37 16 5 514U 25 4966 PUBLIC IM Mc QTR 1271 37 14u 4179 15 1294 4U514 67 19 88 10 31 760

KANSAS

5 I 192f PUBLIC IN NC SEM 469 763 12$ 422 1590 2012 u 25 2 21 1 500 2 1949 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 699 11/5 267 668 1668 2356 74 66 12 18 9 7 555

I £692 1110P1 NM NC QTR 24e 2 24 32u 7 327 u 14 5 19 1 5 46/5 4 1411 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 1021 1246 311 973 2429 3402 29 SU 138 I18 lo 22 000 S £914 METH NM NC 0TH 314 6 32 282 41 193 17 8 25 15 5 3900

O 1965 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 626 1301 196 604 1238 1841 67 42 201 143 4 8 79u

7 1914 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 5J5 1024 155 447 1151 1598 U 29 39 68 1 1 464

a 1964 PUBLIC IN Mc SEM 529 1156 111 486 1236 1722 283 47 69 116 li 7 480 9 .422 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 904 852 175 229 815 1098 223 41 40 87 7 3 406

to 1945 PUBLIC IN Mc SEM 754 697 145 718 061 1279 U 53 43 98 I 24 496

11 1949 NUM CATS IN NC, SEM 804 257 80 014 269 663 91 1, 31 58 u 22 14u0 £2 0019 PUBLIC IN Mc SEM 450 534 100 485 754 1139 0 46 68 114 1 5 5I0 IS ,919 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 896 574 117 Ali 559 1260 123 65 9 74 12 8 120 14 1970 PUBLIC IN NC SIM 702 177 51 741 33 774 u 58 u 50 lu 13 U 15 1909 MENNUN NM NC UTI1 5u8 49 55 471 49 520 u 34 12 46 U 8 4000

16 1108 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 38.1 903 116 406 799 1105 u 23 75 98 U 4 010 17 £926 PUBLIC IN Mc SEM 1284 1153 353 1233 1614 3047 239 95 128 423 4 Ii 464 1$ 1925 PUBLIC IN NC SIM 363 594 95 391 516 907 u 21 35 65 8 10 406 IV 1909 PUBLIC IM MC SEM 4392 5114 610 2416 5045 810$ 213le 101 136 339 u 14 492 20 1911 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 1470 4656 413 1237 2431 3668 3018 104 tiu 224 45 7 408

11 1966 PUCIC NM NC SEM 425 185 71 J56 211 019 0 30 9 45 5 £1 565 22 Hi) PUBLIC IN NC SIM 618 1011 214 598 1615 2414 tui 38 146 184 u 26 450 1f 1936 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 266 /43 1U2 194 701 1001 80 31 bu 91 5 4 356 44 4418 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 389 &ki20 138 391 1220 1611 U 39 55 124 8 8 566 25 £909 PUBLIC IN NC SIN J41 1357 109 939 1162 !Sul U 38 66 104 1 5 51u

KENTUCKY

I 1966 PUBLIC NM SA SIM 1122 392 151 1080 286 1366 0 0 0 U u U 9u0 1 £917 PRI1s69 NN SA SIM 236 153 38 141 82 329 0 19 5 24 9 7 2520

I 1901 NUN NM SA SRN 342 123 46 405 159 564 u 12 24 38 4 5 2820 4 1942 ICJ MP NM 64 SIN 376 86 40 3I0 42 352 0 25 11 36 7 6 3330 5 1911 ROM CATH NM SA SIM 145 56 20 123 57 180 103 12 8 20 a lu 2540

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0 SUE SENNETT COLLEGE LONDON,Na.gm.1,=4U/41 EARL F. HAYS (01)4)1904-707u UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM LEXINGTON 40500 CSARLIIS T. WETNINGToN (6U0)15/-00U1 ASHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASHLAND 41101 ROBERT L. GUODPASTUR (6W329-2999 ELLEABETNTowN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELIZAAETNTOWN 42701 JAMES S. OWEN (51)2)769-2371 V HAZARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAZARD 41701 J. MARVIN JOLLY (0110)4436-5121 lu NENDERSoN COMMUNITY COLLAGE HENDERSON 44420 MARSHALL ARNOLD (502)527-1E67 11 liuPEINsVLLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE NOPIEINSVILLE 42240 THOMAS L. RILEY (502)080-3921 12 JEFFERsuN COMMUNITY COLLEGE LOUISVILLE 4U2U2 RONALD J. HORVATH (502)584-01E1 IL LEXINGTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEXINGTON 4115110 SHARON B. JAGGARD (400)257-4011 14 MADISONVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLEDISoNVILLE 42431 ARTHUR D. STUMPF (5U2)821-2250 15 MAYSViLLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MAYSVILLE 41050 JAMES C. SHIRES (bU0)759-7141

16 PAuCCAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE PADUCAH 42(101 DONALD J. CLEMENS (502)442-6131 17 PRESToNs11111M COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESTONSOURG 41053 HENRY A. CAMPBELL, JR. (0U6)086-1501 18 SOMERSET COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOMERSET 42501 RICHARD CARPENTER (0110)675-8174 19 SOUTHEAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE CUMBERLAND 40823 VIVIAN NoWLINO SLEVINE (606)509-2145

LOUISIANA

poSSIgt PARISH COMMUNITY cuLLEGA B OSSIER CITY 71111 DOUGLAS PETERSON (318)740-9851 uHLupsou COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEW ORLEANS /o119 HARRY J. boYER (5U4)453 -4014 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY BATON ROUGE 70003 ALAN CUPPING ()174).$50-2111 LSU AT ALEXANDRIA ALEXANDRIA 71302 JAMES FIANNERG (315)473-0444 4 EUNICE CAMPUS E UNICE 705.15 ANTHONY MUMPHRET (3111)457-7111 5 SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Af sodEvEPURT soitEVEPOKI 71107 LEONARD C. 'ARNIE (3111)674-JJOD

MAINE

1 CENTRAL MAINE VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE AUSURN U4210 NELSON J. MEGNA (207)704-2385 I EASTERN MAINE VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE BANGOR 04401 ALAN R. CAMPBELL (207)942-5217 KENNEBEC VALLEY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE* FAIRFIE10 04937 BERNARD A. RING (207)453-9702 4 NORTHERN MAINE VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE* PRESQUE ISLE 04709 JAMES C. PATTERSON (207)/09-2401 5 soUTHEVN MAINE VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SOUTH PORTLAND u4lob WAYNE M. RUSS (207)799-730J UNIVERSITY UP MAINE BANGOR U44U1 ARTHUR JOHNSON (107)501-1512

UNIVERSITY or MAINS AT AUGUSTA AUGUSTA 04330 SYRON R. SKINNER (207)622-7131 ; BANGOR CuMMUNITY COLLEGE RANCOR u44u1 CHARLES R. MACROY (21)7)501-0152 8 WASHINGTON CuUNTY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CALAIS 04019 RONALD P. RENAUD (20)454-2144

MARYLAND

ALLEGANY LOMMUNIIY COLLEGE CUMBERLAND 21501 UuNALJ L. ALEXANDER (3017724-7700 ANNE ARUNDEL COMMUNITY COLLEGE AANOLD 21U12 THOMAS FLURESTANO (301)64I-710U CAiuNsVILLE cuMMUNITI CoLLEGE BALTIMORE 11120 JOHN MACK KINGsMoRE (301)455-8050 4 CECIL COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORTH EAST 21901 ROBERT L. CELL (301)257-0000 5 CHARLES COUNTY GumMUNITY COLLEGE LA PLATA 20045 JOHN M. SINE (JUI)934-2251

O CHESAPEAKE COLLEGE WYE PILLS 21879 ROBERT C. SCHLEIGER (301)822-5400 1 COMMUNITY Col.LEL:E OP BALTIMORE BALTIMORE 11215 CHARLES G. TILDON, JR. (-1)I/396-02U) UUNUALK COMMUNITY COLLEGE DUNuALK 21222 PHILIP R. DAY, JR. (301)262-67UU EsyEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE BALTIMORE COUNTY 111J/ JOHN E. KAVEKAS (301)052-601)0 iv FREuERICK COMMUNITY COLLEGE FREDERICK 21701 JACK S. KUSSMAUL (301)094-1129

IL cARKETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE McHENKY 21541 0. RANDALL HARMAN (301)36/-bobb ll NActisTowN JUNIOR COLLEGE HAGEESTOWN 21/40 ATLEE C. KEPLER (3171)79U-2500 If HARFoR0 COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEL AIR 21014 ALFRED C. O'CONNELL (301)030 -4000 14 MUWAKU COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLUMBIA 21044 DWIGHT A. SUREILL (301) 992-4500 MUNTGOMERY COLLEGE RUcKVILLE 10850 ROBERT M. PARILLA (301)279-5000 15 GERMANNWN CAMPUS GERMANTOWN 20874 STANLEY M. DAHLMAN (301)972-20U0

Lb ituCKV/LLE CAMPUS suCKvILLE 2uO5U ANTOINETTE F. HASTINGS (301)279-5000 i; TAKuMA PARK CAMPUS TAKuMA PARK 20912 O. ROBERT BROWN (301)587-4090 18 PRINCE GEORGE'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE LARGO 2072 ROBERT BICKFOED (301)335-6000 IN VILLA JULIE CULLtGE STEVENSON 21153 CAlloLYN MANUSZAK (301)456-7000 LU WUR-WIC TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE SALISBURY 21801 MARTIN M. NADELNAN (301)149-8181

MASSACHUSETTS

AQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGE MILTON 02100 SISTER NARY L. MORGAN (017)090-1100 AQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGE, NEWTON 02158 SISTER JULIA FORD (517)244-0134 NAY PATH 118108 CoLLEGE LONUMEADOw 01106 JEANETTE To11101 WRIGHT (413)507-00021 BECKEK JUNtuR CoLLEGE WORCESTER U1OUY LLOYD M. VANNUSKIRK (011)791-9141

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0 1912 NITN IM SA SEM 180 108 28 221 109 330 0 17 9 26 2 4 1930 1915 PUBLIC IN SA SIM u u U U 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 5 1 1937 PUBLIC IN SA SIM 1068 903 203 1011 986 1997 2045 419 28 77 11 408 a1964 PUBLIC: IM SA slim 1190 1100 229 1018 1073 2096 1745 51 29 80 9 8 468 9 1908 PUBLIC IM SA SIM 309 201 es 152 277 029 0 23 10 39 4 0 468 ivI900 PUBLIC IN SA SIM 542 503 110 563 885 1448 13445 31 53 84 10 5 408

11 1965 PUBLIC IM SA SIM 024 660 128 583 53U 1113 1719 32 22 54 6 4 408 2 iveti PUBLIC IN SA SEM 2838 4241 707 2470 4292 6768 1250 167 133 JOU 19 5 468 13veS PUBLIC IN SA SIM 1179 1153 253 1194 1370 2570 151 79 100 179 9 6 1124 141900 PUBLIC IN SA Slim Suu 910 141 472 945 1417 96)8 30 54 84 9 4 408 151960 PUBLIC IN SA SIM 355 298 05 J58 296 654 1330 27 11 38 0 6 408

161911 PUBLIC IN SA SEM 1027 1011 2U3 929 987 1910 2410 50 3'. 82 9 8 408 171904 PUBLIC IM SA SEM 620 534 115 059 608 1267 1800 35 29 04 3 6 468 IS1905 PUBLIC IM SA slim 720 419 113 077 470 1153 675 47 23 70 7 4 468 19 19e0 PUBLIC iM SA SEM 141 458 79 187 439 720 500 26 4U 00 4 7 468

LOUISIANA

4 4 394 i 1967 PUBLIC IN STATE Sett 419 1124 156 202 1209 1571 u 29 13 61 i 1900 PUBLIC IN SA SEM 3170 5135 84u 3111 4970 8001 1412 140 295 441 5 36 55U U NM SEM 0 0 U U 0 (3 U 0 U U 0 U 3 196u PUBLIC NM SA SEM 1180 841 202 790 1189 985 u 71 15 87 11 13 5uu 40 80 0 11 4S0 4 1967 PUBLiC NM SA . SEM 732 82; 155 766 084 1050 120 32 7 5 1967 PUBLIC IN SA SEM 51)3 219 72 448 173 041 0 48 .1 51 Iii 474

MAINE

U 5 725 i 19e4 PUBLIC NM NE SEM 445 5 45 444 5 449 2107 41 I 42 A 6 835 1 1906 PUBLIC NM NE SEM u u 505 U 505 1336 54 83 137 41 2 6 645 3 197u PUBLIC NM NE SON 164 li 27 264 II 275 290 29 12 71u 4 1901 PUBLIC NM NE SEM 59U 1139 171 59U 1139 1129 230 47 e) 47 6 5 5 1946 PUBLIC IN NE SEM 841 4118 1.13 701 607 1410 4568 93 73 166 3 6 750 1865 NM NE SEM U U U U U 0 U U U U U U -- 0 1965 PUBLIC IN NE SEM 704 2716 341 619 2739 3360 685 57 124 181 tu 28 1433 9 11 1592 / 197u PUBLIC IN NE SEM 817 12u 93 672 76 748 125 43 25 68 8 197u PUBLIC ON Ns Sem 290 555 05 275 070 951 u 35 u 35 A 5 730

MARYLAND

01 137 10 14 830 1 19e1 PUBLIC im MS Sem 1417 904 232 1347 787 2134 4101 76 05 44 720 2 1961 PUBLIC IN MS sem 238) 0644 902 2110 6710 8094 11205 172 225 197 11 56 572 3 1957 PUBLIC tm MS SEM 2276 7993 1026 2402 7593 9795 28422 230 2e0 496 1 55u 4 1968 PUBLIC IM MS SEM 324 1200 152 327 1169 1490 1300 37 55 92 10 31 6 5 1958 PUBLIC MN MS SEM 830 3342 41? 104 3750 4462 3291 47 197 244 700

61961 PUBLIC IN NS SEM 4/0 1446 191 425 1580 2005 4439 33 102 135 10 13 549 416 569 u 54 044 7 1947 PUBLIC IM MS SEM 3991 5542 953 3055 4461 7510 731 153 19 26 040 8 19/1 PUBLIC IN MS SEM 053 2617 517 403 1140 31u3 111025 59 124 181 b4u 9 1957 PUBLIC IN MS SEM 1/16 /408 lUiU 1613 1138 9061 4115u 194 .1uu 494 25 21 691 lv1451 PUBLIC; NM MS SEM 95) 2301 311 057 2)4) 3200 43)1 41 176 117 U 31

U s0 15u 11 1911 PUBLIC IN MS Sem 215 365 64 215 344 569 2942 18 4U 55 1 587 11 1946 PUBLIC IN MS SEM 927 1110 203 073 1624 2491 7110 51 91 142 16 U 27 616 If4951 PUBLIC IN Ms SEM 1412 3580 479 1022 3163 4105 12000 04 147 431 900 t419711 PubLic IN Ms SEM 788 2832 361 773 1161 3534 9145 64 444 2033 31 104 1940 PUBLIC IN MS U U U U U U U U U U U U 4 1089 il19/5 PUBLIC NM Ms SEM 470 2114 259 515 13)$9 2554 14130 29 59 88 0

54u 35 8 14)09 101905 PUBLIC NM MS SEM 4455 8492 1294 4056 8p2b 12682 14214) 131 309 11 16 4 1009 I/ 1940 PUBLIC, NM Ms SEM 1251 5518 471 1151 3493 4650 1423u 115 196 31 814 IN MS SEM 420210/15 1491 103610247 14003 9000 240 534 170 11 161950 PUBLIC 445v 191952 INU NP NM U U 667 371 1019 124) 24 114 130 lb Ii 241976 PUBLIC IN MS SEM 130 bOU 09 106 670 850 3701 18 51 69 U 15 549

MASSACHUSETTS

u 39 591 1 191 U 21 0 18 1 7 1435 1 1950 RUMCAIN NM NE UTM 395 v 2u 7 47 3 11 3100 2 1461 INVNP NM NE QTR 285 04 36 485 84 369 II 6 su 11 I1 4IUU i 1891 INVNP NM NE SEM 050 5u 7u 647 39 686 495 U 18N1 1NUNP NM NE SEM u 0 o u 0 U U U u v U

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6 LEICESTER CAMPUS LEICESTER 01514 LLOYD M. VANBUSKIRK (017)892-0122 5 WuRCESTEA CAMPUS WORCESTER 01809 EDWARD F. *ATTAR 111 (417)791-9241 6 NERAsHIKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PITTSFIELD 0110I JONATHAN M. DAUBS (413)499-4660 BLUE HILLS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CANTON 0102I CHARLES A. IRENNAN a BRIaTUL COMMUNITY CULLEGE (017)010-5800 FALL EIVEE 02120 EILEEN T. FARLEY (017)678-2811 9 NUMMI KILL COMMUNITY CULLEGE BOSTON 01149 MARULD E. SHIVELY LU (017)441-84UU CAPE CUD CuMMUNITY COLLEGE VEST &UNSTABLE oat,* JANIE F. MALL (017)362-2191

11 CATHEEINE LANOURE COLLEGE NO STUN U1114 SISTER MAUREEN ST. CHARLES (017)298-8300 11 CHAMPERLAYNE JUNIOR COLLEGE BOSTON U2I16 RAYMOND J. DEVETTERE (617)536-4500 11 DEAN JUNIOR CULLEGE FRANKLIN 01U30 RICHARD R. CRUMP.= (617)526-9100 16 ENDICOTT COLLEGE BEVERLY U1915 CAROL A. HAWEES (617)927-065 15 F158Ed JUNIOR CULLEGE OSTON U1116 SCOTT A. !ISMER (617)262-3240 16 FRANKLIN INSTITUTE UP NOSTUN BOSTON 02116 MICHAEL MAZZOLA (017)443-4030 11 GREENPIELLI COMMUNITY COLLEGE GREINV.SLU 013111 THEODORE L. PROVO (413)774-3131 to HuLluKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE NoLlruKK U1O40 DAVID M. AARTLEY (413)538-7000 IV LASII.L JUNIuK CULLEGE NEmTuN U1166 PETER T. MITCHELL (017)243 -4000 1u MASSACHUSETTS NAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE MELLEsLET KILLS U1101 ROGER A. VAN WINKLE (617)237-1100 At MASSASULT CuMMUNITY CULLEGE BROCKTuN 02402 GEKARD F. MAKE 22 '611)588-9100 NIODLEsEX CUMMUNLTY CULLEGE 0E0E010 01730 JAMES I. HooLINAN, JR. `17)275-B91U If MOUNT ILIA CULLEGE NEwTuN CENTRE 01159 BRYAN E. CARLSuN ',177909-/uUu 14 MOUNT wALeitisETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE GARDNER ul44U ARTHUR F. HALEY (617)632-660U IS NEWBUEY JUNIOR CuLLEGE INC. SoSTON u4i15 EDWARD J. TASSINARI (017)262-9350

2e AORTA smoAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 11115EILY 01915 GRURGE TRA1COPY (017)927-4850 11 AuKTHEAN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAVERHLL uISiu JUAN R. DLMITRY (617)$74-021 15 0014;T JUN1011,L0LLIGE QUINCY 01189 U. CLAYTON JOHNSON (017)706-0772 19 NUINS/GAMuND COMMUNITY COLLEGE WORCESTER U16U6 CLIFFORD S. PETERSON (617)653 -2300 3L1 AUKOURY COMMUNITY L41AGE SUS ON U2L1S BRUNETTA WOLFMAN (617)134-1960

. - 31 SPRNGFLELu TECHNICAL .MINUNITY COLLEGE SPAINGFIELD UIIUS ANDREW M. SCIIELLI (413)701-7822 11 wuRcEST6A JUNLuM CULLEGE WuKCESTER u161U EDWARD P. MATTA*, ILL (017)755-4314

MICHIGAN

ALPENA CoMMUNITY CULLEGE ALPENA 49707 CHARLES R. DONNELLY (517)356-9011 1 SAY UE NuC CuMMUNITY COLLEGE ESCANAAA 49819 EDWIN E. WUINLE 19U63786-5001 I CHARLES sTEwART MUTT COMMUNITY CULLEGE FLINT 485U2 DAVID G. MIRE (J13)762-020G 4 uAVENPuMT CULLEGE 01, Sus1NESs GRAND RAPIDS 495(13 DONALD W. MAINE (616)451-3511 5 DELTA COLLEGE UNIVERSITY CENTER 40710 DONALD J. CARLTON (517)666-9000

GLEN OAKS CuMMUNITY COLLEGE CENTREVILLE 49U32 191111.(1, C. WARD (418)467-9945 EUGENIC COMMUNITY CULLEGE IRONWOOD 49938 BOB SENNETT (900)932-4231 8 GRAND RAP/DS JUNIGA COLLEGE GRAND RAPIDS 49503 RICHARD W. CALKINS (010)456-4899 9 HENRY fuED CUMMUNLTY CULLEGE DEARSORN 48128 STUART M. BUNDY (313)111-1730 lu HIGHLAND PARK CUMMUNLTY COLLEGE HIGHLAND PARK 482U3 THOMAS LLOYD (313)252-u475

41 JACKSON CUMMUNLTY CULLEGE JACKSuM 492u1 CLYDE R. LETARTE (511)787 -0800 11 KALAMAZOO VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE KALAMAZOO 491.109 MARILYN J. SCHLACE (016)372-5000 11 KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE BATTLE CRISES 49u16 RICHARD F. WHITMORE (018)945-3931 14 ELKTLAND CuMMUNITY CULLEGE NuSCONNON 48653 RAYMOND D. HONER (311)115-5121 15 LAKE MICHIGAN 'ULLEGE BENTON HARBOR 49U22 WALTER F. IRONS (016)927-3571

le LANSING CUMMUNLTY COLLEGE LANSING 4149U1 PHILIP J. GANNON (517)483 -1951 MACuME CUMMUMITY COLLEGE WARREN 48093 ALBERT L LUKENZO (III)445-7000 CENTER CAMPUS MT CLEMENS 401144 ALEUT L. LOREN4u (313)200-2000 18 suUTN CAMPUS WARREN 48U94 ALBERT L. LogENZu (31.1)44S-100u 19 MID miCH1GAN COMMUNITY CuLLEGE HARRISON 40025 EUGENE W. GILLASPY (517)366-7794 tv MONROE CuUNTY CuMMUNITY COLLEGE MUNROE *5161 RONALD cARPRELL (111)441-/3U0

AL MUNTCALM COMMUNITY COLLEGE SIDNEY 48505 DONALD BURNS (517)310-11I1 di NUSREGUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 14.15111IGUN 49442 JOAN G. THOMPSON (616)711-9111 df Avant CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE PETOSKEY 49710 A. D. SHANKLAND (610)347-397$ 24 NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN CULLEGE TRAVERSE CITY 49084 GEuEGE T. MILLER (014)912-0850 GARLAND CUMMUNLTY COLLEGE ALoOMPLELD HILLS 48013 RUNERT Y. RUELUFS (513)54U-1531 15 AUBURN HILLS CAMPUS AUBURN WILCO'S 40057 CHRISTINE GRAM (s13)853-4200

ie HIGHLAND LAKES CAMPUS UNION LAKE 48U85 NED A. BECIDEELA (313)3150-J0U0 27 ORCHARD RIDGE CAMPUS FARMIPIGTUE 40U14 JAMES STIVENSUN (313)471-75UU IS suUTNEAST CAMPUS SOUTHFIELD 45U$4 WALTER J. FIGHTMASTEE (113)551-E9UO 29 ST. LAIR COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE POET HURON 45140 RICHARD L. NURRIS ($13)904-3881 30 ISCHOuLCRAFT COLLEGE LIVUNIA 48151 RICHARD W. MCDOWELL (x13)591-84UU

Ji SuUTHOESTERN MICHIGAN CULLEGE DOWAGIAC 49U4/ DAVID C. &RIEDEL (616)7E1-5113 12 SUUMI CULLEGE HANCOCK 49930 RALPH J. JALKANEN (906)4112-51UU

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4 1784 IND NP NM NE SEM 532 18 55 519 IS 547 U IS 31 51 11 la J5av 510063 IND NP NM NI SEN 720 27 74 112 389 511 0 16 144 Isis 95 15uu

6 1960 PUBLIC IM NE SEN 1119 1625 116 I1U1 1114 1017 582 75 54 127 1U 16 510 / 1966 PUBLIC NM NE SEM 511 53 465 465 U 32 6 18 4 2 2445 tl 1966 PUBLIC IM NE SEM 2u88 1031 511 1971 1159 471U 4721 94 196 288 11 18 7114 9 1973 PUBLIC IN NE SEM 2936 1717 667 2516 13u1 1824 U 129 31 160 16 4U 811 1u 1941 PUBLIC IM NI SIN 1535 11U/ 464 1417 1614 4251 606 86 155 113 9 15 933

11 1972 NUN cATN IN NE SEN 351 39I 74 339 341 681 872 38 27 65 10 S 545u 11 1192 1N0 NF IN STATE SEM 667 153 81 648 158 Sub U 26 35 61 8 14 3950 11 1941 IND NP NM NE SEM 1U40 1113 135 1u8U 1262 1341 U 64 6U 124 6 35 5005 14 1939 160 NI. NM NE SEM 107 41 74 618 51 669 U 39 19 58 U U 5000 15 1903 160 NP IK NE 0TH 4144 1714 485 1712 2662 4184 12 196 118 16 4050

16 191)6 180 NP 04 NE SEM 413 131 54 341 107 449 U 35 1 37 u U 469u 1/ 1461 PUBLIC 1M NE SEM 1003 1598 160 676 1520 1396 693 62 21 63 10 26 827 16 1946 PUBLIC IM NE SEM 1416 2973 540 2119 2575 41U4 3/4 133 141 274 12 23 763 19 1851 IND NY NM NE SEM 446 21 46 465 52 517 U 155 33 188 0 U 5400 ZU 1901 PUBLIC IN NE SAM 1984 1(714 400 4309 1917 4236 734 77 71 148 8 25 078

21 1940 PUBLIC IN NE SEM 2214 3501 571 2466 3959 6227 1771 125 57 182 2U 40 840 42 1970 PUBLIC im NE SEM 1784 10) 198 19U6 352 2258 1492 87 54 141 21 6 754 21 1911 IN0 NP NM NE UTH 814 12 82 825 21 847 13 36 53 89 19 14 5055 14 1964 PUBLIC IM NE SEM 1319 1726 306 1171 1719 189U 614 67 1U3 111 14 2U 777 25 1962 IND NV NM NI SEM 1329 1640 396 1412 2636 3846 40 09 266 335 42 31 46U5

16 1965 PUBLIC IN NE sem 2U81 5064 714 2U35 3955 5993 2054 133 41 174 16 54 736 41 1961 PUBLIC IM NE SEM 2611 4076 669 2491 3619 6110 1600 147 84 231 6 38 87U /a 1958 PUBLIC In NE SEM 1110 1747 285 1068 1870 2938 771 62 130 192 13 6 I51U 29 1963 PUBLIC IM NE SEM 1651 3351 5uu 1554 3228 4782 816 94 93 187 19 23 827 su 1913 PUBLIC IN NE SEM 947 156 120 1140 1124 1373 0 63 33 96 4 5 784

JI 196/ PUBLIC NM NE SEM 1997 3667 666 2686 4074 6762 801 173 231 404 25 34 816 32 1905 1140 NP NM NE TEL 601 929 153 603 919 1532 U 15 94 1U9 3 14 450U

MICHIGAN

1 1951 Punic In NC SEM 695 11u9 2UU 5U2 1076 1878 U 69 67 116 12 16 550 19o3 PUBLIC 1M NC SEM 1(746 563 161 1057 745 18U1 U 42 61 103 36 21 616 I 191$ PUBLIC 14 NC SEM 3143 0289 1143 2802 8356 11158 16777 1U6 169 375 49 58 708 4 1660 INu NV NM NC tiTI 2450 1234 468 4111 1897 4219 u 61 158 219 19 11 4235 S 1961 PUBLIC IN NC TEl 41)84 6543 1060 4U35 6105 10241 8400 205 193 398 28 7u 740

196; PUBLIC IM NC SEM 493 769 118 41U 793 1111 515 19 50 19 U 11 811 ivit PUBLIC IN NC SEN u u 704 545 1249 0 41 46 69 6 1!: 582 4 1914 PUBLIC IM NC sem 4u0 5147 915 3/16 52u3 8941 U 206 124 332 a 2u 11191 796 9 14311 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 389814657 1655 393112191 16146 0 215 Sty 744 0 33 lo 1018 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 1715 9U8 202 16111 814 2416 0 48 SU 128 9 9 640

iv2s PUBLIC IM NC SEM 11106 434u 614 1740 4422 6161 5398 119 216 365 0 31 12u IL 1466 PUBLIC IN NC sEM 1916 6105 814 1936 62U5 8141 610 96 195 291 U 23 5U4 11 19Sb PUBLIC 16 NC SEM 1455 375u 510 1300 3253 4553 0 90 156 246 9 35 548 14 1940 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 500 114u 14U Sul 532 1133 Iu45 2u 101 121 1U 7 5uu 47 11 562 15 1946 PUBLIC 111 NC SHM 961 4066 301 032 2468 13U0 0 51 156 2U7

it, 1457 PUBLIC in NC UTK 514115067 205U 516513492 19151 0 172 910 108./ U 105 637 1454 PUBLIC IN 4C SEM 648424668 3115 0 U U 0 U 0 0 U 56 0 17 U PUBLIC NM NC SEM 0 U 1805 5784 7587 u 113 14U 151 u 23 781 15 0 PUBLIC NM NC SEM U U 140716270 2u177 6558 135 327 561 0 $3 781 19 1464 PUBLIC IM NC SEM /18 975 169 735 1017 1762 498 38 45 83 U 25 566 19 1966 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 943 1994 293 957 1923 2800 1488 54 54 138 U 23 456

629 II 4960 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 399 964 136 517 881 1408 1632 21 SU 71 4 14 41 9 LL 1426 PU4LIC IM NC SEM 1616 3491 49U 1616 1191 49U8 765 III 75 186 806 11 1459 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 630 1051 168 529 1163 1692 U 31 60 91 3 6 744 6 795 24 1951 PUBLIC IN NC tiTit 1741 1611 115 1595 1618 3213 22u0 10u 71 171 42 1405 PUBLIC IN NC SEM U U 51941174U 46414 0 148 421 721 51) 32 700 U 75u IS U PuiLlc NM MC SAN 1692 6119 044 U U U U U U U U

le 1965 PUBLIC NM NC SEM 759 3513) 432 U U U U U U U U U 15U 0 2/ 196; PUBLIC NM NC SEM 1013 61185 BUY U U U U U U U U 7511 25 1911 PUBLIC NM NC SEM 1149 5227 642 U U U U U 0 U V U 750 199 0 22 611 29 1943 PUBLIC 1,4 mc Sam 11/2 1099 187 1655 223U 1805 2583 99 IU0 JU 1464 PUBLIC IN MC BIN 15/3 6485 9UU 1131 6381 0512 2137 140 115 345 16 34 712

795 it 1940 PUBLIC IN NC UTH 1177 1340 151 1111 1244 2365 444 43 133 176 14 10 12 1x190 LUTP1 IN NC SBM 576 11 59 640 19 659 3 28 31 59 17 11 5400 49 BEST COPY AVAILABLE Table IDirectory of Community, Technical, andJunior Colleges

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.12 WASITINAW COMMUNITY coLLBOX ANN ARSOR 44106 MOIR A. !HILLS (31.6)913..33U0 )6 WATIS COUNTY COMMUNITY GuLLIGS OSTROIT 60426 TIONAS VATS'S (J12)406-2510 JS MIST SIMI COMMUNITY COLLSGS SCOTIVILLS 49656 WILLIAM ANDIRSON (0I0)S45 -62II MINNESOTA

I MIAMI LUTIBRAN COLLIGS MANKATO 56001 MARVIN G. MIR (507)815-s977 2 CROSIBB ABNINARY JUNIOR COLLEGE ONAMLA 54.159 SUGBAR D. PLAISTID (611)511 -31U! .1 GOLDIN VALLEY LUTABRAN CULLIGI MINNEAPOLIS 55642 SUIT C. OFSAL (011)542-12lb MINNESOTA COMMUNITY MUMS SYSTEM ST PAUL 55101 GIRALD W. cliRISTINHON 4 ALBLANDRIA VOCATIONAL MAMMAL HISTLTUTI ALBIANDRIA S6JON FLANK STARES (612 )762-0421 5 41110K41-1AXIST COMMON/TT COLLSGS COON KAPIDS 554,3 IBM C$MLSTINSON (614)647-200u ARSOVISBAD COMMUNITY CULLIGI ISOM MISSING S5746 !MILLI? J. AMMON (1111)462-6716

6 MISSING COMMUNITY COLLIDE MISSINGS 55746 ORVILLI A. OLSON (211)262.42OU ITASCA COMMUNITY COLLSOB GUMP RAPIDS 55764 LAWRINCI N. DIMS $ MISANt CoMMUMITY SUMS (111)W-1700 VIRGINIA 55792 RICIARD N. 11011LAASI (21102161"1200 9 RAINY almsa COMMUNITY CULLIGI INTIMMAT'L FALLS 56669 RAT SBRO (218)285 '4724 VIRMIL1011 COMMUNITY COLLEGE SLY 55/31 JON MAULS (211011115..3158

I AUSTIN COMMUNITY CoLLIGS AUSTIN 55912 JANIS O. PLUMS (507)411 -USUI CLIARWATIR COMMUNITY COLLSGB 'BOLOS FIRGUS FALLS 56597 ALBS SASTON SRAINSID CoMMUNITY CULLIGI (2111)731.2503 SIAINBRO 56401 SALLY JAMB 11111 (415)1125.-2515 13 FIRGUS FALLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE ISMS FALLS 56517 DAN TRUE 14 (210)719-7500 AuRTMIAND COMMUNITY COLLIGI TAM LIVER FALLS 56701 MI SMOLT 15 INVIR MILLS coNMUNITY COLLIGI (2IS)041211I MIR GROVE maims 55075 PATRICK ROCIR (612)455.-V621 16 LAKimuu0 CoMmUNITY CULLIGI wain SIAS LAIL 55110 CARL R. GUM (612)779.4200 17 MINNEAPOLIS COMMUNITY CULLIGI MINNEAPOLIS 5540, BAIL W. BOWMAN, JR. (811)1414061 NoRMANDALI COMMUNITY coLLSGS BLOOMINGTON 55431 GALL A. LOUSY 19 (012)530-9300 NATO SINNIPIN COMMUNITY COLLIGI BROOKLYN PARK 55445 JOHN F. MILLING (812)425.-4541 Au itocalsTRA comMUNiTY CULLUM RuCASSTIR 55904 GLIALOINI A. (VANS (SO7)2854115

/I wiLIPLAR ANSA VOCATIONAL TICAN/CAL INSTITUT& WILLMAR 56201 RONALD A. WILDING 12 WILLMAN CuMMUNITY COLLSGB (611)115-.$114 WILLmAR 56201 JUNN W. TORGILSON (612)221-5102 41 NURTNINGTuN COMMUNITY COLLIGA WOKTAINGTON SOW JUANNII L. ?UTZ A4 (SU7)174 -2107 ST. MARY'S JUNIOR LuLLSG4 MINNEAPOLIS 5504 SR. ANIL JOACI1111 MOoRB (011)312-5241 UNIV. uF MINNESOTA TICANICAL CULLIGI MINNEAPOLIS SSSSS 45 UNiVIISSITY OF MINNESOTA csoultsTuN CRoOKSTON 56710 STANLEY D. SAMLSTIUM (21$)461-6510 46 ONIVIIISLTT of MINNESOTA, wAsIGA smile& 5ou91 SEWARD C. PRIOIRLCL (507)71J5 '.1000

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CLARKS CULLSGS eiBmToN 'OAS LIvIS NOBLES COAMUMA JUNIOR CULLIGI (OUL)05$-LUbl CLAICSDALS 35014 MCLLNLIY C. MARTIN (001)642.-1521 CUPIAN-LINCOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE WISSUN 39001 SILLY S. !IAMBS LAST (ANTRAL JUN/ON COLLSGt (601)843 -5101 DECATUR J9J17 CHALLIS V. WILLOWY (601)6!5.4126 LAST NINS1S$LFFI JUN1u$ COLLEGE SCOOSA .19.1511 C401N CNSATNAM MINDS JUNIUS CULLIGI DISTRICT (601)616..5442 RATMOND J9154 eLTOS NOSS (601)157'2210 O JACKSON CAMPUS JACKSoN J9206 TIM J. FUCKITT (001).121.450 7 KAVNIJAD CAMPUS RAYMOND .19154 MICAABL RASALAIS (601)8157-126I S . UTICA CAMPUS UTICA J9175 J. LOUIS STOKES (601)1105-6004 auLMIts JUNIOR cOLL6G5 GOODMAN .19u79 MURRAY R. MIMI (601)672-2314 IU /TAWAnSA JUNIOR COLLIGS FULTON 31143 wimsTem U. {MAKIN (6U1)1162-2101 11 JONES cuumT9 JUNIOR CoLLIGt ILLINVILLI J94.17 TWILL T. TINDALL (601)477-9311 £2 MARY MULPOIS CULIIOS MIST POINT J9771 JoSIPM A. GUNS (601)494-6020 if WIRIDIAN JUN1ult CULLIGI MBRIOLAN 'Pius WILLIAM F. sCAGGS (6111)4115."0141 16 MISSISSIPPI DELTA JUNIOR CULLIGI MOURNBAD 35701 J. I. MALL (601)246-5011 MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST JUNIOR COLLIGI FIRKINSTuN J957.1 J. J. MAYUIN, JR. (6u1)1115 -,5411 15 JACKIWN COUNTY CAMPUS GAUTIIR 3955! COATIS L. DAVIS (Dui)49/-411f

16 JIFFBISoN DAVIS CAMPUS GULFFoRT 19501 GLIM W. GAOLS (bul)096-3355 17 MUMMA CAMPUS FIRILINSToN .19571 CITOS S. sTRiCILLANu (6u1)9215-5211 IS TSB NoRTABAST MISS/NSW/ JUNIOR coLLLGI SouNSVILLS JA1119 MAROLU T. NAM. (Dui)710-7751 19 NORTAWIST MISSISSIPPI JR. cLG. SBNATuflA 38665 MIAMI S. KW" (601)562-5161 Au ?SAIL RIVEN JUNIOR cuLLIGS toPLAAVILLIS J9470 mAKVIN A. NNITI (601)7$15-45115

Ai SoUTINgsT NiSS/SSLPF/ JUNIOR CULLIGI SUMMIT J9666 MURACK C. MULNIS (601)604-0411 42 WooD Junto' CuLIAIGN MATIISTUN J9754 PILLS A. AUTPNIN (1:UA)tos-5l15

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33 1966 PUBLIC IN NC 01 1977 6441 841 1765 6U73 7858 1885 149 298 447 17 3$ 70 34 1969 PUBLIC IN NC SRN 502011973 1100 3266 9142 12408 0 180 302 482 49 213 654 35 1968 PUBLIC IN NC 81111 504 648 115 461 17 1079 617 47 34 61 13 S 619

MINNESOTA

1 1927 LUTO IN NC 81101 236 0 23 22 0 236 0 14 10 24 5 7 3110 1 1922 RON CATS NN NC 8111 20 20 4 23 3 26 0 27 1 28 0 6 48UU 3 1967 1ND NP IN NC QTR 510 17 52 416 13 429 0 25 12 37 3 10 5265 0 IN 0 0 0 0 u o 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1961 On NC PUBLIC QTR 1556 4 156 1555 5 1560 0 92 7 99 1 12 1024 S 1965 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 1654 2057 371 1564 2144 2708 2483 SO 82 162 5 13 1100 1991 ?MAC IN NC OR 0 0 2402 2225 4627 2944 155 125 260 4 27 1176

1916 PUBLIC NM NC QTR 530 311 84 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1150 7 1922 PUBLIC ON NC QTR 609 424 107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 1176 8 1918 PUBLIC MM NC QTR 621 447 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1176 9 1961 PUBLIC ON MC QTR 294 180 41 U 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 III/ 10 1922 PUBLIC No NC QTR 0 U 0 U U U U U U U 0 1176

11 1940 PUBLIC IN MC QTR 620 271 £UU 554 423 987 -u 39 19 58 U I 864 1992 PUBLIC IN 0 U U U U u U U U U u U ' 1938 FUSLIC IN NC QTR 292 172 56 432 121 652 U 44 IU 44 3 44 88. 1960 PUBLIC IN NC q2K 479 102 58 294 276 67U U 3u 14 44 U 2 884 1965 PUBLIC IN NC OR 225 294 72 317 J67 694 CO 10 24 54 4 2 1102 1970 FOLIC IN NC OR U U 1119 1205 1624 2157 74 1Uu 1/4 6 II 944

16 1967 PUBLIC IN NC QTR IVIU 2426 433 10.10 1219 1948 2715 89 88 177 3 7 892 17 1965 PUBLIC IN NC QT1 1257 1562 291 1233 1486 2719 5497 84 6U 144 10 ii 899 IS 1968 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 3403 3188 659 3U24 3325 6349 7210 142 110 152 9 i2 1101 19 19t6 PUBLIC IN NC UT! 2U70 2888 495 1800 2755 4555 5500 99 71 17u 0u 15 864 2t1 Iv 5 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 2068 1211 328 1776 1382 1158 0 92 38 130 U II 11u2 ----- II19' runic NN NC QTR 1511 12 152 1401 11 1412 U 91 9 IOU II 4 1044 22 196, PUBLIC IN NC terit 0 U 707 190 897 U 33 23 56 U 2 1103

23 1936 PUBLIC IN NC OR 408 291 70 276 263 639 1000 28 25 53 4 I 1101 14 1964 NON CATS IN NC OK 469 510 97 289 425 824 u 37 39 76 5 7 4261 U MN NC U U 0 U U U U V U U U U 2S 1966 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 920 241 114 941 204 1145 U 54 11 65 15 14 1177

16 1971 PLHILIC IN NC OR 780 120 111 710 400 1120 U 40 19 59 5 II 1688

MISSISSIPPI

1 1908 DAFT NM sA SIN 115 Ju 10 10J 26 211 U 15 iu 15 7 5 41uu 2 1949 PUBLIC IN SA SIN 1799 123 192 1354 86 1440 174 67 19 86 U 11 505 1 1948 100111,1C IN SA SIN 1326 504 182 1440 484 1742 Jva 81 34 116 17 17 5vu 4 1948 PUBLIC IN SA SEM /76 /1 94 729 103 842 lub 34 3 42 ii 8 5uu 5 1927 PUBLIC in bA SEM 622 472 109 652 296 1048 92 66 46 111 9 11 Stu 1917 PUBLIC .n SA SRN 6112 2770 lous U U U U U U U s 24 47u

6 U PUSLIC UN SA u U 1049 2111 $16U 676 142 156 100 IU lu 4/U 7 U PUBLIC NM SA U 0 1434 661 4U96 IS 177 22 209 iu 14 470

8 ,95. PUBLIC IN SA SEN U U 571 44 615 151 55 i 56 9 12 4/u 9 1915 PUBLIC IN SA SEN 966 161 122 674 196 870 105 55 2 57 1 15 5m, lu 1948 PUBLIC IN sA SIN 1545 936 266 1593 845 2438 3030 116 21 147 it 20 458

11 1946 PUBLIC IN SA SEN 1217 291 15U 1180 262 1442 U 127 0 121 U 16 4UU 12 1932 P1181? IN SA SEM 0 U 646 57 702 U 21 5 32 8 18 2280 If 1917 PUBLIC In SA SEM 1571 1263 203 1487 1052 1539 8607 112 44 156 0 18 450 14 1926 PUBLIC IN SA SRN 1506 1u5 161 1442 185 1627 1913 90 6 96 U 9 515 1965 PUBLIC in SA tan U U U U U 0 0 U 0 0 17 544 15 1965 PUBLIC IN SA SIN 1875 755 263 1734 671 2411 1467 96 21 127 U 18 544

16 1965 PUBLIC IN SA SRN auls 1796 382 les. 1666 3530 212 106 55 163 U 20 544 17 1925 PUBLIC IN SA SIN 957 70 1%2 974 52 1026 256 61 $ 69 u 13 544 18 1948 PUBLIC IN SA SEN 2U28 194 222 2u5) 221 22/7 2296 112 a 121 19 15 510 19 1917 PUBLIC in SA SRN 2884 1112 299 2884 1111 3996 237 166 Iv 176 49 22 620 2U 1911 PUBLIC IN SA SIN 1076 130 160 1556 147 Iiu] 67. 92 6 98 8 ai 460

21 1929 PUBLIC IN SA SIN 1037 244 119 914 155 1189 187 46 14 60 6 6 4UU 14 1927 mitt NM SA SIM 100 IOU 40 261 128 390 U 16 IJ 29 3 0 I5u4

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I CuTTES COLLEGE NEVADA 64714 EVELYN L. MILAN CROWDER COLLEGE (611)061-6101 NEON 1 66E50 L. DELL REED (411)451-1210 11 LAST CENTRAL COLLEGE UP .UN 61004 DONALD O. 511u0K * JEFFERSON COLLEGE (114)501-519) HILLSEuR0 6.1050 S. RAY HENRY 5 (!14)109-.1951 KEMPEN MILITARY sCdOuL AND COLLEGE BOONVILLE 052)1 ROGEK O. HARMS THE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY COLLEGES (010)114L-6041 KANSAS CITY 64111 WILLIAM J. MANN (316)756-0220 0 LONGVIEW COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEE'S SUMMIT 04001 ALDO W. LEKER (15A6)701-7/1; MAPLE WOODS COMMUNITY COLLEGE KANSAS CITY 06156 STEPHEN R. BRAINAKO PENN VALLEY COMMUNITY CoLLEGE (010)410-0500 KANSAS CITY 66111 ANDREW V. STEVENSON (1116)156-1500 9 PIoNEER COMMUNITY COLLEGE KANSAS CITY 041 l0 ZELEMA HURLS (010)444-6000 1U MINERAL AKRE COLLEGE FLAT EMI. 61001 DIXIE A. KuNN (!14)411-4591

II mosERLY ARIA JUN/OR COLLEGE MUSSILY 65410 ANDREW RuNAN, JR. ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE (aA6)461-4110 ET. LOUIS 6.1110 RICHARD K. CKEENFIALU I2 ST. LOUIS C.C.-FLORISSANT VALLEY (114)044-9550 sf. LOUIS 01111 DAVID A. NAKKIs (114)595-4406 ST. LULUS C.C. AT PUREST PARK ST. LOUIS 61110 veRmoN U. CRAWLEY 14 ($14)044-9100 ST. LOUIS C.C.-MERAMEC ST. LOUIS 01141 RALPH K. uUTV I5 ST. MARY'S COLLEGE of o'FALLoN ($14)900-7500 OFALLON 01)00 SISTER ELIZABETH WEIMAN (114)412-6111 16 ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE CoNCoRDIA 64040 WILLIAM K. KEEL (516)..01-4210 I/ STATE FAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEDALIA b)JOI MARVIN FIELDING (510)010-11uu is THREE KISSES COMMUNITY COLLEGE POPLAR BLUFF 61901 JACK L. NoTTENY1tLo IV TRENTON JUNIOR COLLEGE (!14)000-41U1 TRENTON 64083 RODENT WEDS (010)159-1940 so WENTWOSTS MILITARY ACADEMY LEXINGTON 04001 COL J N SELLERS JA (016)159 -111* MONTANA

I SLACKFEET COMMUNITY COLLEGE EROWNINC 59411 DONALD O. PtpluN (400)110-1155 1 omosom COMMUNITY CoLLEGE GLENDIVE 591JU DONALD M. KETTNER t4061105-3390 ouLLRNIFE MEMORIAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE LAME DEER 59041 DAKIUS T. KuWLAND 4 FLATHEAD VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE (406)411-6115 KALISPELL 5101001 HOWARD L. FEYETT (406)155-5441 5 MILES COMMUNITY coLLX6i MILES CITY 59101 JUDSuN M. FLuWER (400)414-1011

SALisli KouTENAI COLLEGE PAOLI) 591155 JOSEPH F. McDoNALU (4ue)015-61100

NEBRASKA

CENTRAL LuMNUNITY LuLLICE GRAND IS! AMU 66Oul JOSEPH W. PRI/ESSER (101)164-544u I GRAND ISLAND CAMPUS GRAND ISLAND 666U1 LARRY L. KELLEK (iu0)104-511U HASTINGS CAMPUS HASTINGS 6d9uI CARL RuLF (401)401 -9011 I PLATTE CAMPUS COLUMBUS 6E001 JIM FISHER (402)504-1111 METROPOLITAN TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE OMAHA 66AU.1 J. RICHARD GILLILANu t401)449-56uu NW-PLAINS TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIRA MATE PLATTE 09101 WILLIAM G. HASEMEYER (Job)5)4-926) 5 MCCoot COMMUNITY COLLEGE MC COOK 09uui tilikuL0 DESSLMB (100)145-0)01 MID - PLAINS COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORTH PLATTE 09101 KENNETH L. ATEN (106)511 -6760 / NuRfKEAsT TECHNICAL COMMUNITY LULLEGE NuKFuLE 6s/UI WSW' P. CUE (4V2)11l-1040 SOUTHEAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE LINCOLN 0/151u RuBERT S. EICHER (402)411-1)01 S BEATRICE CAMPUS BEATRICE 60110 THOMAS C. STuNE 9 FAIREUEY CAMPUS (4011226-1400 FAIRSUAY 60151 DAN/EL GERBER (401)749-6145 IU LINCOLN CAMPUS LINCOLN 065111 JACK J. MUCK (402)411-1311

LI MIL/LIED CAMPUS MILFORD 60405 THOMAS C. STUNS (4u2)/01-4111 id UNIV. uF NEBRASKA SCHOOL UP TECHNICAL AGOICULTUKE CURTIS 6904 5 BILL J. SIMIN0E (300)107-4114 WESTERN TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE AREA SCOTTSBLUFF 09101 JOHN N. MAIMS I1004615-3600 NEKRA64A WisTERN LuLLEWI SCuTTSBLUFF 09161 JOHN N. HARMS 1/00)0.15-1000 14 WESTERN NESKASKA TECHNICAL CoLLEGE SLUNEY 6910;4 CAST LUMP ItUB)264-6450 15 TURK CoLLEGI YORK 66661 GARY R. BARTHOLOMEW 1404)162-4041

NEVADA

UNIVEISITY OF NEVADA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 5550 69509 RoBEKT M. 5E561 (/v1)104-490) ,LARK touUNTY toummUNITY COLLEGE NuATH LAS VEGAS 09010 PAUL E. MEACHAM (iu4)041-6000 NoKTNEIN NEVADA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELKO 09801 WILLIAM J. 15KG (;v2)7$5-5491 1 TRUCKLE MEADOWS COMMUNITY CoLLEGE REM/ 59511 V. JANES EARDLEY 4 (104)613-1U45 WESTERN NEVADA COMMUNITY COLLAGE CARSON CITY 09701 ANTHONY CALAERO (104)507-1Uuu

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i 1884 IND NP NM NC SEM U U 144 4 348 U 19 4 11 5 1 1400 4 1964 PUBLIC; IM NC SAN 609 714 141 613 580 1151 140 31 JJ 1u 4 6 430 1 1969 PUBLIC I M NC SEM 92U 1 2 0 9 2 1 8 0 7 9 1 4 5 7 1 11 6 11 5 54 7 1 1 1 5 I I / 545 41964 PUBLIC IM SC SEM 1291 15144 179 1104 1059 3011 9141 94 49 141 44 11 410 5 1941 IND 1110 NM NC SEM 01 7 76 a J 79 u 4 12 14 1 6 52UU 1915 PUBLIC IM NC U U U U U U U 0 U U IS U

6 1969 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 1609 11137 544 1410 1925 5135 1414 72 157 229 U 5 5111 7 1969 PUBLIC IM NC SEM U 0 719 1860 2587 587 44 63 107 U 4 548 A 1969 PUBLIC 1M NC SEM 1785 4051 583 1497 3632 5129 3620 97 119 216 0 6 528 9 1976 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 17 578 es 40 603 641 1383 17 11 Zd U 8 518 1U 1965 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 796 807 174 IOU 901 1075 111 61 15 96 U 6 384

11917 PUBLIC 1M NC SIM 585 516 111 541 456 997 607 19 14 53 111 0 225 1963 PUBLIC IN MC SEM U u u U U u U U U 34 15 U 121961 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 3125 9170 1249 47113 6514 11297 4966 169 276 445 26 44 576 IJ1963 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 2473 5934 1140 1923 51142 6905 6u91 143 311 47u 12 25 570 141903 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 4222 8794 1301 3659 8444 12103 14334 183 385 560 20 21 576 151941 BON CAIN 114 NC SIM u U III 538 651 3u 35 19 74 8 6 1116

161905 LUTN NC 0TE1 Q 0 61 43 104 au IU 141 20 u 4 1125 171968 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 716 704 141 663 927 ISSU 0 55 17 92 9 7 400 191967 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 919 818 174 08U 719 1619 715 57 41 90 8 4 57U 191915 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 291 115 6: 490 Jib 606 93 30 39 69 6 3 461 40MIS INU M9 NM NC SEM 151 6. 41 156 60 116 U 14 22 16 2 0 5UJU MONTANA

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6 19/4 PUBLIC IM NC sEM u U u U U U U U 0 U 0 V 7 1928 PUBLIC irt Sc ssm 1016 601 163 1u74 1124 4498 14928 76 49 105 11 II 480 19/1 PUBLIC IN NL u u U u U 10229 u u S S U 6 19/6 PUBLIC IM NC uTit 184 9 19 199 S 4144 1627 id 20 1 1 621 9 1941 PUBLIC NM NC SEM 414 99 14 207 95 102 1591 16 1 Id 4 2 650 lu 1967 PUBLIC IN NC QTA 1118 1404 169 1199 1155 1154 11606 98 8 1u6 11 13 618

II 1941 PUBLIC IN NC trim 941 3 94 896 1 899 497 di I 81 7 9 611 11 1965 PUBLIC IN NC Writ 100 19 $1 115 10 495 u 17 u 27 1 1 872 1440 PUBLIC IM sTATS SEM u u u u u U U u u u u 0 Is 1946 PUBLIC NM NC sliM 581 981 154 497 606 1305 1098 46 19 11 10 10 511 to 1968 PubLic NM sT4TE sEm 441 60 30 165 110 495 4ul 15 18 41 5 5 511 15 1956 LO uP LM NM Mc SEM 412 69 49 151 44 195 1 11 u 44 1 1 2600

NEVADA

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NEW HAMPSHIRE

1 NEW NAMPSILIN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CONCORD 03.101 DAVID E. LAIRS/SEE, SI. (OuJ)121-1541 NEW NAMPNNLRR VOCATLONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE ERLIN 11570 2 NI VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL COLUMN-AMIN OULU U357U LAIEY E. TWIT NELL (603)751-1113 CLAAIMONT CAMPUS CLRIMONT u$743 ROLAND V. STO DIET, JR. (604)3411.4744 A NM VOCATIONAL-TIMIS/CA& CJI.LIOR-LACONLA LACONIA U3146 ROSEET H. TILL ER (6113)5243207 S NANCIESTEA CAMPUS MANCNESTIII U3102 RICKARI S. MA. 3IVILLE (6O3)66116706

6 N.M. VOCATIONAL/MUM/CAL COLLAGE MAMA U.1061 RODENT E. 111.00111EUD (603)O82-61133 1 STRATNAM CAMPUS STRATNAM U.18115 CHARLES N. GREEN (603)772.-III4 I PINES COLUMN CHNSTER 03036 VAITN PRESTON (60I)6$7..4401

NEW JERSEY

I ATLANTIC COMMUNITY CULLUM MATS LANDING 08330 RONALD W. BOSH (6U9)625-1111 2 8111.11 COMMUNITY COLLEGE PARAMUS u7052 JOSE LOPEZ -ISA (401)447-7Iuu 3 BROURDALN COMMUNITY COLLEGE LINCsort 17738 S. A. SAAR/OMER (201)882-00u BURLINGTON COUNTY COLUMN PIMIENTOS 06065 HARMON PIERCE (809)898-0311 5 CANON. COUNTY COLUMN SLACIWOOD U8012 UTTO R. KAM (609)211-12U1

0 COUNTY COLUMN UP MORRIE RANDOLPH 07069 SHERMAN H. KASTEN (2u1)J61-5U00 1 COMMAND COUNTY COLLEGE VINELAND U8)60 PHILIP S. PHILON (609)691-1160U 8 ESSEX COUNTY COLLEGE NEWARK U7IU2 A. ZACHARY VARNA (101)577-3001 V GLoUCEsTEN COUNTY COLLEGE. SEWELL P.O. GAIT L. MOIL (609)865-50Uu 10 HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE JERSEY CITY 07J06 JOSEPH P. SCOTT (1OI)656-2020

II me8c5H COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRENTON 011690 JOHN P. HANLEY (609)566-4801 12 mIDOLKsKX COUNTY COLLEGE EDISON 08518 ROSE N. CHAINING (1u1)548-60U0 If OCEAN CUUNII CULLIGN TONS RIVEN 0875) MILTON SHAM :111)255-40UU 16 FAaaALC COUNTY CUNHUNITY CULLIGE PATERSON U7501 GUSTAVO A. MELLANDER (201)279-5000 5 SALEM Gummi/111TE COLLEGE CARNETS POINT 06069 WILLIAM WENZEL (GU9)199-2100

16 SuMERala COUNTY COLLEGE SONNIVILLE 08876 S. CHARLES 'NAGS (201)526-1200 I/ 5u51,EX COUNTY CUMMUNITY COLLEGE SPARTA 17871 WILLIAM A. CONNOR (201)519-1078 18 M' IN COUNTY COLLEGE CRANPOID 07010 DEREK N. NONNEY (201)276-1601 WA5.EN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WASHINGTON 07582 SYRON L. RINENIMER, JR. (201)689-1090

NEW MEXICO

I ALEUQUEIQUE TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE ALBUQUERQUE 67100 LOUIS R. SAAVEDRA (S15)545-I411 EASTERN MEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY PORTALKS 55130 cLuYIS CAMPUS CLOVIS 5aiut JAY GURLEY (805)789-2511 RossiELL CAMPUS RUSSELL LUTO R. INCISE (505)347-5441 INSTITUTE of AMERICAN INDIAN Alas SANTA PE 1175UI JON C. WADE (805)988 -0463 S LUNA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE LAS VEGAS 67701 SAMUEL P. VIGIL (905)454-14E4

a NEW mEXLLJ JUNIOR COLLEGE NOUS 55240 RODENT A. ANDERSON, JR. (505)J92-451U / NEM MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE ROSWELL 58/01 GERALD CHILLINESS (S0)622-625u NEW mEXIcu STATE UNIVERSITY LAS CRUCES 5800 8 ALAMUGOROo CAMPUS ALAMOGORDO 55310 CHARLES R. INIDLINGER (505)447-606U V CA5LsiA0 CAMPUS CARLBEAD 85220 SHELTON W. MARLOW (50)4115-86J1 u UUNA ANA BRANCH LAS CRUCES 58003 PATRIC/0 G. QUINTANA (505)646-J211

it GRANT5 CAMPUS GRANTS 87020 DONACIANO R. GUNEALEE (505)257-758i £2 moRTmREN NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY COLLEGE IL SITU 87530 SIGFRADO SUNTAN (508)551-8501 ti SAN JUAN COLLEGE FARMINGTON O1UI JAMES C. MINDERSON (505)3;6-3311 iv sANTE FE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SAN'S FR 8)502 WILLIAM C. W/TTEN (505)8/i-840u UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO ALSOORKQUE 8701 15 4ALLuf CAMPUS GALLOP 87301 JOHN N. PHILLIPS (80)712-7221

6 LUS ALAMOS LOS ALAMOS 67544 VIRGINIA NIOBIN (505)614-5919

NEW YORK

ACADEMY of AERONAUTICS PLUNKING 11)71 GEORGE H. *ROSS (111)419-66U0 2 AuiRoN0AN COMMUNITY COLLEGE GLENS FALLS 12501 GORDON C. SLANE (518)793 -4491 1 NuRoucH of MANHATTAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEW YORK 10007 JOSHUA L. SMITH (212)018-100U 4 sdAmsuk ORT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NSW YORK 10010 IRA L. JASKOLL (212)671-742u S BRONX CUNNUNITY COLLEGE' SAONE 1045) ROSCOE C. SNOWS, JR. (412)420-8920

o SCAMS COMMUNITY COLLEGE SINGNAMPTON 11902 DONALD W. SEATTLE (60)171-5001, t.AYUCA COUNTY CUOMO/FITT COLLEGE AUBURN 13011 HELENA S. HOWE (315)255-1743

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i 1160 PUBLIC IN MS SEM £411 1103 411 1151 2868 4019 3000 00 92 I8U 40 5 7I0 1 1908 PUBLIC IM MS SEM 4102 71143 1204 393U 7117 11247 IUJI9 110 311 539 U 16 805 3 1969 PUBLIC IM MS 0T8 157U 8451 1202 2999 8u40 11040 16618 191 III 4U1 U 06 752 4 £969 PUBLIC 114 MS UTN 1191 4913 670 1532 4.1u3 5835 3000 95 200 195 36 41 856 S 196) PUBLIC 114 MS SEM JUll 5744 sei 1018 5320 8148 0 97 43U 117 u 7 500 0 4905 PUBLIC 1M MS SEM 4441 6845 1118 43u2 6698 IIUUU 4000 199 195 494 43 48 84U 1 1960 PUBLIC 1M MS SEM 941 1436 237 dU1 1533 2336 U 46 U 46 0 15 810 8 1905 PUBLIC IN MS SEM 4298 1840 /13 3466 2362 5828 U 169 IbU 129 11 58 BUJ 9 1968 PUBLIC IN MS SEM 1434 1413 184 1434 2413 3547 2745 66 BY 155 10 1975 IN 6 11 68U PUBLIC MS SEM 1108 1331 344 1189 1188 1477 IUI ------14 111 135 11 14 76U II 1967 PUBLIC IM MS SEM 3105 659U 969 2801 0170 9171 9459 1.1.1 182 JO 11 11 bUU 12 1960 PUBLIC 114 MS SEM 4661 11U2 WV 4448 6749 11197 13039 237 292 529 43 36 848 13 1966 PUBLIC 1m MS SEM 2054 1194 Ilyd Sb4 146U 5111 4698 141 441 3/ 51 005 14 1971 PUBLIC 1M MS SEM 1400 1337 274 1358 1814 1901 4144 "5)4 41 169 26 30 810 15 £971 PUBLIC 114 MS SEM 615 714 111 538 639 1111 U 24 31 06 r 19 571

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tl CA4tNyviA CoLLEGE CAKENoVIA 13035 STEPHEN M. SCHNEE10114bS (315)655-N283

to CLINTON COMMUNITY CoLLEGIT PLATTSDUAGE 119O1 ALFRED S. LIGHT (516)561-6650 to CoLUMEIA-6154NE CoMMUN/TY CuLLEcE HUDSON 12534 110SERT E. LUTHER (516)626-4141

It COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE FINGER LAKES CANANDAIGUA 14424 CHARLES J. HIDER (716)394-35u0 11 CuRNING COMMUNITY COLLEGE COINING 1463u DONALD H. HANGEN (607)962-9011 If UUTCNESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE POUGHKEEPSIE 12601 JERRE" A. LEE (914)471-45Uu 14 ELIZASETH stroll COLLEGE YONKERS 10701 NARY ELLEN ERuSNAN (914)909-4000 Ernie COMMUNITY COLLEGE CENTRAL OFFICE AUFFALO 14203 JOHN R. EIREHOLZ (716)642-277u 15 CITY CAMPUS EUFFALO 142113 CASSELL A. LAWSON (716)641-2710

le NORTH CAMPUS WILLIAMSVILLE 14221 LOUIS M. RICCI (716)634-080u 17 SOUTH CAMPUS ORCHARD ?ANN 14127 JOHN RYOZIE (716)646-5400 18 FASHIoN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY NEW YORE 10001 MARVIN J. FELDMAN (212)760 -766u 19 YULTuO-MONTGOMERY COMMUNITY COLLEGE JutINSTOWN 12U95 JOHN G. BONHAM (518)762 -4651 JU GENESEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SATAN'S' 14010 STUART STEINER (716)343-005

It HEEKIMER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE HERKIMER 1.135(1 ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN 13152666-0300 22 1111.11EPT COLLEGE HAMBURG 14075 SR. EDMUNETTE FACZESNY (7:6)649-790u 43 HOSTOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE AXONE 10451 FLORA KANCUSO-EDWARDS (212)960-1200 24 HUDSON VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE TROY 12180 JOSEPH J. SULKER (516)251 -110u 4) JAMESToWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE JAKESToWN 14701 PAUL A. MANES (716)665-5110

10 JEVVERSoN COMMUNITY COLLEGE WATEXTuWE 13601 JuSN T. HENDERSON (315)782-5250 11 JUN/09 COLLEGE UP ALEANY *LEANT 12208 JON STROLLS (518)445-1749 so NLNCSIsoNouCH COMMUNITY COLLEGE EROMELYN 11135 LEON M. GOLDSTEIN (716)934-5000 iv LAE :NSTITUTE of MEACHANDIS/NG NEW YOLK 10022 ADRIAN G. HARCUSE (212)752-15J0 su LACUARolA COMMUNITY COLLEGE LUNG ISLAND CITY 11101 JoSEPH SHENKER (111)626-2700

MANIA COLLEGE ALEANY 122U5 LAMM, A. FITZGERALD (518)438-4111 st MANIA NecINA COLLEGE SYRACUSE 13208 SISTER STELLA MARIS (315)474-4691 is MATO% vet cOLLEta uGDINSBURG 13669 JOHN T. NUKES (315)393 -5930 14 MuNAWE VALLEY COMMUNITY CuLLICE UTICA 13501 MICHAEL L. SCHAFER (315)797-6677 15 NUNWUE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AOCNESTER 14623 PETER A. SPINA (716)414-5200

Jo NASSAU COMMUNITY COLLEGE GARDEN CITY 11530 SEAN A. FANELLI (511,14-7500 Ji NEW GUNK CITY TECHNICAL COLLEGE EROOKLYN 11401 URSULA SCHWERIN (716)643-490u 16 NIALAKA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SANNoRN 14132 DONALD J. DONATU (716)731 -3271 J4 !WAN COUNTRY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SARANAC LAKE 12983 DAVID W. PETTY (518)891 -2915 4V utiuNDALA :AMMUNITY COLLEGE SYRACUSE 13031 BRUCE LESLIE (315)469-7741

41 OKANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE M/DDLETuwN 1094u MARY NORMAN (914)343-1121 PAUL SMITH'S COLLEGE UV ANTS AND SCIENCE PAUL SMITHS 12970 HARRY K. MILLER, JR. (515)327 -6211 45 qUEENsausluOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE SAYSIDE 11364 KURT R. SCHKELLSE (212)631-6241 44 ROCKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUFFERN 10901 P. THOMAS CLARK (914)356-4650 AS ocNONECTAolf COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHENECTADY 12305 PETER SUENHAM (518)346-6211 SUNY AG. AND TECH. COLLEGES *LEANN 12246 (518)473 -4060

46 SONY ACE'L 4 TECII'L COLLEGE ALFRED 14802 DAVID S. HUNTINGTON (607)871-6111 .7 LANTUN CAMPUS CANTON 13617 EARL W. MACARTHUR (315)366-7011 46 CuALESKILL CAMPUS COBLESKILL 12043 WALTON A. Hula (518)234-5011 44, SONY AC A TECH COLLEGE AT DELHI DELHI 13753 SELDOM M. KRUGER (607)746-411i Sv YANMINcoALE CAMPUS FARMINGDALE 11735 FRAME A. CIPRIANI (516)440-2mm

51 MoNNLSVLLLE AGRICULTURAL AND MUSICAL COLLEGE MuRRISVILLE 134u8 DONALD G. BUTCHER (315)684 -7000 51 SUFFOLK COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SELDEN 11784 ROMERT T. KEELUNG (516)451 -411u Si SULLIVAN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE LOCH SHALDRAKE 14159 JOHN F. WALTER (914)434-515u TomPKINS-CORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DRYDEN 13053 HUSHANG SAMAR (607)844-6211 55 TAuCAINE COLLEGE BUFFALO 14210 SISTER MART CARMINA COPPOLA (716)626-1100

56 ULSTER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE STONE RIDGE 12484 ROMERT T. BROWN (914)667-7621 57 VILLA MANIA COLLEGE OF BUFFALO BUFFALO 14225 SISTER MARCELLA M GA1Us (716)696-0700 58 woo[cmissIEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE VALHALLA 1095 JOSEPH N. HANKIE (914)285-6600

NORTH CAROLINA

ANSUN TECHNICAL COLLEGE ANSONVILLE 26007 EDWIN R. CHAPMAN (1U4)626-6113 AssEVILLE-NUNCOMNE TECHNICAL COLLEGE ASHAIVILLE 26601 HARVEY L. HAYNES (704)254-1921 ISCAUVONT COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WASHINGTON 27889 JAMES F. BLANTON (919)946-6194 ALADIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE DUELLE 28332 VINCENT REVELS (919)842-2164 BLUE 111061 TECHNICAL COLLEGE FLAT ROCK 28731 WILLIAM D. KILLIAN (704)692-3572

o SIEVA&D CoLLEGE !RIVARD 28712 JACO! C. MARTINSON (704)1183-6292 7 CALDWELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE A TECHNICAL INSTITUTE HUDSON /86311 ERIC B. MC ULTRA* (704)726-4323 a CAPE FEAR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WILMINGTON 28401 MALCOLM J. ROAM (919)343-0461 9 CARTERET TECHNICAL COLLEGE MOREHEAD CITY 2E557 DONALD W. WANT (919)716-1611 10 CATAWBA VALLEY TECHNICAL COLLAGE KICIOKT 28601 1061111T K. PAAP (704)327-9124

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411950 PUBLIC in MS SEN 1576 2839 541 2258 2987 5245 3118 195 23 118 31 8 £318 441946 IND NP NM MS TR1 850 12 86 803 28 891 0 66 10 16 5 29 4220 41190u PUBLIC of MS SEM 66'34 6999 1360 6202 69/4 13176 2601 396 342 740 29 54 1289 441959 PUBLIC 131 MS 8101 4412 4016 902 4506 4443 8949 51.64 147 451909 SUS 652 66 40 583 PUBLIC IN MS 660 1464 1811 329 1383 1633 3116 301 6U 109 169 28 0 1161 U NM 0 0 0 u 0 0 0 0 0 U U U

401908 PUBLIC NM Ms sill,. 4UIU 156 416 3607 170 3837 629 205 471907 4 2U9 19 20 1405 PUBLIC NM MS SRN 2239 271 251 2054 272 2126 782 481916 111 9 120 58 lb 1485 PUBLIC tm MS SEM 2661 Ill 277 2621 113 2734 0 143 U 143 51 21 1474 691913 PUBLIC NM MS SEM 1u68 203 227 1164 245 2389 350 121 8 135 58 16 1410 501911 PUBLIC MM MS SIN 626* 7047 1330 5795 1192 12987 565 298 157 655 140 32 1455 51 1908 PUBLIC 18 MS SEM 2089 436 312 2548 506 3054 u 137 48 165 48 29 1475 511960 PUBLIC 1m MS SEM 8557 12277 1083 8387 11145 20132 1220 435 538 973 U 91 1206 531903 PUBLIC 1N MS SIN 1350 471 182 1244 412 1656 1790 76 40 116 12 541900 PUBLIC NM MS 9 1322 Sim ;330 1719 304 1322 1481 2803 66 54 8 62 20 1244 551958 IMO NP IM MS SBN 472 508 98 530 510 1040 100 36 45 81 37 9 2950

501961 PUALIC 1N MS OTM 1770 1689 345 1050 1547 3191 2412 96 90 186 48 1 1321 571960 14u NP IN MS 0TH 518 163 69 511 115 686 54 31 25 56 0 19 2960 Sei 4447 PUBLIC IM MS SIN 6153 6391 655 1522 4241 7763 10760 114 244 418 56 21 1174 NORTH CAROLINA

1981 PUBLIC IM tA QTE 179 464 161 61 431 571 3300 44 53 97 11 5 108 1 1961 PUBLIC IM SA talt 1154 1351 250 1010 1386 2406 14701 04 109 193 II 12 124 $ 1969 PUBLIC IM SA UT& 54U 424 vo 51U 516 1086 6787 40 37 71 13 9 124 4 1908 PUBLIC IN SA OR $27 106 211 43 109 38u 2428 16 40 66 8 LI 114 5 19/0 PUBLIC 1M SA QTR 492 549 104 483 655 1138 9542 35 51 86 8 16 220

0 1851 pliBTB NM SA SIN 670 14 69 658 39 691 U 48 19 67 1 IV 3190 7 1960 PUBLIC IN 5A QTR lab 1531 1371 232 804 1115 14244 55 95 150 25 7 168 s 1964 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 960 917 193 709 1024 1813 0 74 38 112 13 27 169 9 1964 PUBLIC 1M SA QTR 507 573 ill 640 1057 lu$ 5187 )3 40 73 3 10 165 10 (90$ PUBLIC IN SA QTR itf56 1501 255 17611 541 2329 12796 78 141 219 20 5 168

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II CENTRAL CAROLINA TECHNICAL CULLUM& SANFoaD 27130 MARVIN a. JOYNIR (919)775-5401 it CENTRAL PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE MERLOTTI 28235 RICHARD M. MAGI/MIR (704)171 -6011 II CdowAN CoLLIGI muaraaassoau 27855 puma a. WILTARAK (919)396-4101 (704)454-4000 14 CLEVELAND TICHNICAL COLLIES SULU 2515u JAMES a. PLITT 15 COASTAL CAROLINA CoMMUNITY COLLEGE JACISoNvILLS 2554u JAMES L. NINDIESoN, JR. (919)455-1221

Lb cuLLIGI uF THI AL mAaLI BLIAAPITI CITY 27909 -masa P. CNISS0N. JR. (919)115-0821 17 LEAVEN LumMuNITY COLLAGE NEW URN 28560 THURMAN I. 'ROG& (919)618-6111 le DAVOSull COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEZLIGTON 17292 J. 'WAN 110015 (704)149-8186 19 DURHAM racisicAL INSTITUTE DURHAM 27701 !NAIL WINN. Ja. (919)591 -9114 lu IDGICoMBI TECHNICAL COLLEGE TARIORO 41686 CHARLES a. AC4NTIRI (919)823-5160

it FATITTIVILLa TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FAIITTIVILLR 25303 R. CRAW ALLEN (919)121 -I961 11 FORBYTH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WINSTON SALIM 27103 805 N. GRAINS (919)721 -0171 13 GASTuO COLLEGE DALLAS 25u14 W. HAM SCOTT (1(14)922-J116 2* GULLIuRD TECHNICAL COMMUNITY CoLLEGI JAMIETOWN 27282 RAY names (919)292-1101 45 NALIFAI COMMUNITY COLLEGE WRLDON 27090 PHILLIP W. TAYLOR (919)536-2551

le HAYWOOD TECHNICAL COLLAGE CLYDE 25721 JOSEPH M. NANNY/ (706)621-1541 (706)216-3636 11 ISuTHIRMAL COMMUNITY CoLLIGS SPINDALI 28100 SIN I. FOUNTA.N. JR. RENANEVILLI 28.469 CARL D. PRICE (919)296-1341 de JAMES SPRUOT TECHNICAL COLLEGE (919)934-1051 JOHNSTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE 27577 JOHN L. TART 29 (7u4)608-5241 10 LEES -MCRAE CULLIGI SANDI ILK 25604 JAMES A. STuNISIFIR

II Lima COMMUNITY CoLLIGI KINSTON 28501 JESSE L. MCDANIEL (919)527 -6221 12 1.0111s8URG COLLIGS 1.00ISSURG 27549 J. ALLEN NORRIS, JR. (919)490-2521 31 MARTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGEat WILLIAMST0N 27602 WALTER TRAVIS MARTIN (919)792-1521 34 mAYLAND TECHNICAL COLLIGI stains rum 26771 0. N. SLAKE. JR. (7y41705-7151 J5 MCDOWILL TECHNICAL COLLEGE MARION 25752 'IRT M. IOGGS (704)052-0021

16 mITCRILL COMMUNITY CULLIGE STATINVILLI 28677 CNARLIS C. POINDIIIII (704)871 -2201 17 mUNTEomBRI TECHNICAL COLLIER TRUI 27171 IRONY 1. HAMPTON (619)572-1091 Jo mUNTARAT-ANDERSON ekOLLIGR MONTRIAT 21757 SILAS M. VAUGHN (704)600-5011 19 NASH TECHNICAL COLIRGE ROCKY MOUNT 27801 J. REID PARROTT 81119)441-4011 4u PAMLLCO TECHNICAL COLL1GI GRANTSBORO 28529 PAUL N. JOHNSON 19)249-1151

.1 PEALE coLLEGE RALEIGH 27004 S. DAVID FRAZIRa (919)512 -2881 42 rte:umuNT itcMNICNI. CuLLEuE 1011010 27573 EDWARD V. COE (919)599 -1181 4) PITT LommuNifY COLLAGE GREINVILLI 27534 CHARLES RUSSILL (19)756-3130 44 NNNuoLIPM TECHNICAL cuLLSGE ASHEIORO 2710) M. M. BRANSoN (919)029 -1411 .S KICNNuNt1 rECHNiCAL COLLEGE RAMAT 28345 R. WORTH MELVIN (919)552-1980

.6 IWANuoLE-UwA6 TILANIcAL COLLEGE AduSKIS 27910 DAVID W. SINK (4t9)112-5921 v/ KUNIs$UN T6cliwicAL coLLucE LUMIERToN 25159 FIRDRICK G. wiLLIAMS (919)735-7101 .n NoLEINL.HNN LumNUNLEY LoL416E WENTWORTH 17175 N. JERRY uwams, JR. (919)342-4241 . KUWAN ftLMNI(.61. LOLLOWe 4, SALISBURY 28144 RICHARD L. IROWNILL (704)637-0700 sAMP6UN TECHNICAL pLLEGE CLINTON 28328 CLIFTON W. PADERICI (919)592-8081

71 666W4iLLS CuMMUN1TY CoLLfiGE CARTHAGE 25327 RAYMOND A. STONE (9I9)092-08Z5 Si pourtitA6FEKN LUMMUN1TY COLLEGE WRITIVILLE 46472 DAN W. MOORS (919)642-7141 >1 tAJP1W6$r6,11,4 TELSMICAL Co1.1.84 SILVA 28779 IMAM K. NYCO (704)566-4091 (704)952-0121 7. sTANLI ittthl4.61. CO GE. ALIENARLE 25001 CHABLIS H. (MD )S sT. MAKY'S LOLLEGE RALEIGH 27003 JOHN T. RICA (919)828 -2521

SULKY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DO /SON 17017 SWANSON RICHARDS (919)386-8121 [ECH*1CAL t.ULLEGI1 UV ALAMANCK HAW RIVER 27258 W. RONALD MCCARTER (919)578-2002 riti-tA,UNLY CuMMUNiTY.tOLLECIA MURPHY 28906 VINCENT W. CAW 4160)637-681u s,66t:t-66NViLL6 COMMUNITY COLLEGE mamogasow 27516 1111N F. CUSRIN )492-2001 wAitz f4crislc6L CULLE41 RALEIGH 17003 'RUCS I. HOWELL ( 9)772-0551 ur

O AY.O. LoMMv61rY COLLEGE GULDSIORO 275.11 CLYDE A. caw's, JR. (919)715-5151 eleUmuNT cogibiuNITY COLLEGE MORGANTON 25655 JIM A. RICHARDSON (704)437-8066 (919)007-7110 witAL7 LoNNuNiry COLLeGe WILIESIORO 25697 DAVID B. DAHIIL WILSVN Lousfl IECNNIuNL INSTITUTE WILSON 27591 FRANK L. EAGLES (919)291-1195

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d1IMAAC4 JUNIAt L:ULLtUt DISMARCR 55501 KIamiT LIDSTHom (101)224-S60U LAKE gek.ium (AmmuNiry cuLLEGE DEVILS LAIL 563U1 WILLIAM L. TAILOR (101)002-6061 "NVKIA UAKUrA bIATE NCHUUL OF SCIENCE MAMMON 58015 CLAIR T. SLUMS (701)011 -2221 NU4I4 IJAKoTA stArE UNLviHSiTY SoTTINEAU lloTTINRAu 50315 M1CHAIL SMITH (701)226-2277 siA4u1s6 EacE 4.omNUNITY COLLEGE IT. IATRS 56516 WAINI 6TE/14 (701)654-3801

it!KFLE 14004T414 ONNUNIrY COLLEGE RELGOURT 58116 GERALD E. MONETT& (701)477-56u0 558u1 GAMS L. STEVENS (701)572-0736 / UNIV. OF NURII UAKUCN-WILL1STON VILLISTON

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11 1962 PUBLIC IN SA QTK 1012 1117 412 874 1062 1936 0 78 61 139 12 Ii 218 11 1903 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 435114417 1676 3127121176 16003 15681 258 558 816 90 67 156 If 1646 'APT IM SA SEM 0 U 894 17 911 0 54 14 68 13 11 2810 14 1465 pusLic IM SA QTR 541 680 122 516 737 253 8431 55 41 96 0 41 174 15 190 PUBLIC IM SA 14111 1397 1308 270 1294 1719 3073 27194 98 34 132 15 lu 166

lb 1461 PUBLIC IM SA 785 QTR 685 147 623 864 1487 8159 51 45 96 IL 11 234 IF 3965 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 705 1141 184 752 1209 1961 8442 49 93 142 18 9 6U IS 1985 PUBLIC IM SA QTR U 0 1102 1025 2134 8588 75 2 77 19 7 175 IV 1961 PUO1.1C IN SA QTR 1143 4788 393 1169 2603 3772 12000 7u 125 195 55 5 224 20 Piled PUBLIC IN SA QTK 573 603 125 428 553 981 1532 44 82 126 27 2 216

IL Iyei PUBLIC IN SA 414 3348 3078 642 2663 2810 5473 50415 182 117 294 b7 22 159 21 1963 PUBLIC In SA QTR £541 1576 311 1421 1644 3066 0 104 98 202 23 1964 PUBLIC l 27 168 NM SA QTR 14110 1630 311 1276 1690 2966 0 101 166 267 17 13 196 14 1965 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 1657 3014 467 2435 251u 4/49 11978 139 458 597 34 33 240 25 19411 PUBLIC IN SA QTA 581 Sib 111 555 446 1001 3737 46 74 120 16 10 161

26 1965 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 675 340 101 589 368 957 1800 51 17 68 7 10 171 17 1966 PUBLIC IM SA QTR 616 1956 257 633 1762 2395 0 49 188 237 17 16 181 28 1964 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 523 240 76 482 261 743 3000 43 15 58 14 5 177 29 19/0 PUBLIC NM SA QTR 971 630 180 840 814 1654 8872 142 142 284 13 6 231 fu 1929 PRESET NM SA SIM 684 7 69 667 3 670 0 35 4 39 u 10 4919

31 1966 PUBLIC tm SA QTR 1044 1110 415 964 1014 1976 9004 7u 44 114 29 11 181 32 1857 NETS NM SA SEM 683 51 73 678 47 725 0 36 14 50 8 16 325u 31 1968 PUBLIC IM rSA UK 334 444 17 ili 521 844 6172 26 31 57 14 t 168 34 £972 PUBLIC IN SA, QTR. 364 376 74 364 378 742 4988 28 19 57 II 9 171 35 1965 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 340 262 6U 344 255 599 3887 26 13 39 8 9 171

lb 11356 PUBLIC IM SA QTR 0 U 570 762 1332 5918 48 36 86 18 6 180 31 1967 PUBLIC NM SA QTR 258 264 52 242 264 506 146 26 39 65 10 5 22u 38 916 PRISSY NM 5A SEM 374 38 6 357 9 366 0 17 8 25 1 2940 39 4968 4 PUBLIC 1m SA QTA 477 1104 158 460 949 1409 8303 34 56 90 21 9 162 40 1963 PUBLIC IM SA 71 QTR 87 15 72 62 134 410 10 11 21 11 6 224

41 1872 PRESET NM SA SEM 0 0 461 51 513 U 16 9 35 5 13 2830 41 1910 PUBLIC IM SA QT8 382 188 67 414 198 714 1402 31 17 eu 11 8 110 of 1903 PUBLIC IM SA QTR 1381 1342 272 1300 1410 2710 7820 82 60 142 10 2U 75 44 1961 PUBLIC IM SA QTR 603 510 117 618 526 1144 6600 41 4U 82 5 lu 168 45 1465 IN PUBLIC SA QTR 685 311 106 562 411 983 6/79 34 45 79 17 9 228

46 1468 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 388 25 64 310 340 710 V 12 16 48 li 11 ILO 47 4965 PUBLIC IM SA QTR 681 47. 115 534 567 1101 6828 44 32 76 16 6 171 48 1968 PUBLIC 10 SA QTR 731 837 156 672 913 1585 5761 Su lul 152 17 4 180 44 1963 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 949 1101 205 801 1195 1996 11793 51 78 130 lu 6 174 IN 50 1989 PUBLIC SA QTR 496 319 81 461 197 658 2390 38 31 69 14 6 IOU

51 1905 PUBLIC IM SA Out QTR 1184 198 1047 665 1932 2677 93 6 99 lb 7 177 52 1985 PUBLIC IM SA 14111 891 970 186 764 950 1714 5366 6U 37 91 29 11 210 5f 1464 PUBLIC IN SA QTK 538 600 113 531 664 1415 3707 48 72 119 10 il 167 56 1412 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 318 541 85 324 788 1112 u 18 0 28 td 4 171 55 1897 EiPscuP NM 4 sA SEM 298 30 214 1 273 U 36 11 49 8 li 4190

56 1965 PUBLIC IM SA 0111 u u 1055 166U 1715 2331 74 14 98 8 9 171 57 1959 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 914 1488 111 653 1513 2366 11304 57 6/ 24 16 9 116 58 1966 PUBLIC NM SA QTR 344 399 74 355 418 773 562 34 50 84 11 5 217 59 14/0 PUBLIC IN SA 4111 728 111 150 545 776 1371 5989 53 .10 83 7 10 168 im 00 196) PUBLIC SA QTK 1135 1532 166 162u 2712 4332 10500 116 126 351 28 15 216

el 198/ PUBLIC IN SA QTR 1547 619 218 1319 6014 1003 7464 96 115 223 11 12 218 62 1466 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 731 1360 210 675 1360 2055 4500 47 6U 107 Li 43 171 60 3965 PUBLIC IM SA 4TR 801 1830 263 763 2154 2917 2236 82 116 178 30 9 174 64 1958 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 732 759 149 574 797 1369 7410 55 28 83 21 5 168

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i 1934 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 1507 940 144 1540 866 2406 3700 88 31 119 lu 9 115U 1 1441 PUBLIC tm NC SEM 420 392 81 406 404 810 124 28 23 51 6 7 860 3 15103 PUBLIC IM NC QTR 3104 b7 317 1860 12 2932 8468 163 15 176 35 17 831 4 1901 PUBLIC Im XL QTR 49 331 162 328 174 502 0 58 7 65 5 6 699 S 1971 IND NP IN NC SEM 110 60 17 181 34 215 0 16 3 19 5 5 625

6 1919 PUBLIC IN NC QTR 160 87 24 217 100 317 4 12 14 26 10 5 630 7 1957 PUBLIC IN KC SIN 494 103 67 491 175 666 756 34 12 45 2 4 986

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1 SELMoNT TECHNICAL CULLGGE ST. CLAIRSVILLE 4395U PAUL E. uHM (614)605-05u0 2 BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITY-FIZELAEDS CAMPUS HURON 44E39 ALGALIIII F. ADAMS (419)433-5560 I CENTRAL OHIO TECHNICAL COLLEGE NEWARK 43055 JULIUS S. GREENSTEIN (614)366-1351 4 cEATFIELD COLLEGE ST MARTIN 4511E SISTER XAVIER LADRIGAN (513)875-3364 5 CINCINNATI TECHNICAL COLLEGE CINCINNATI 6522.1 FREDERICK S. SCNL1MM (513)559-152u

b CLARK TECHNICAL COLLEGE SPRINGFIELD 45501 GEORGE H. ROBERTSON (513)125-0691 / YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY YOUNGSToWS 44555 VICTOR A. RICNLEY (116)742-3321 COLUMBUS TECNNICAI. 13e.ITUTE COLUMBUS 43216 HAROLD M. NESTOR (616)447-44ou CUTAIWCA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT CLEVELAND 64115 NuLSN M. ELLISuN (216)348-4000 O EASTERN CAMPUS WARRENSVILLE TSINSP 44142 JAN H. JONAS (216)192-I000 1U METKOPuLITAN CAMPUS CLEVELAND 44115 CURTIS F. JEFFERSON (216)148-6uuu

I WESTERN CAMPUS PARMA 4413U RONALD M. SOBEL (2I6)045-4000 12 EDISON STATE cummDMITY COLLEGE PIQUA 45356 JAMES E. SEITZ (513)7/8-80uu 13 HULKING TECHNICAL CULLEGE NELSONvILLF 45)64 JOHN J. LIGHT (616)753-3501 14 JEFFERSON TECHNICAL COLLEGE STEUSENViLLE 43%054 FRIO S. Kuala (6147464-5591 KENT STATE UNIVERSITY KENT 44242 15 ASHTASULA CAMPUS ASHTASULA 44004 PAUL A. REICEEKT (216)964-3122

16 EAST LIVERPOOL REGIONAL CAMPUS EAST LIVERPOOL 43920 EILMARD Q. KING (210)385-Ibu5 i/ GEAUGA CAMPUS BURTON 44021 GREGORY M. SHEEVE (216)E34-41E7 IS SALEM CAMPUS SALEM 44460 JAMES F. COUNTY (216)332-U301 19 STARK REGIONAL CAMPUS CANTON 44720 WILLIAM C. RATTLE (210)499-96Uu LO TKUMSULL CAMPUS WARREN 66411.1 DENNIS L. SMITE (2£6)847-u571

TUSCAKAWAS CAMPUS NEW PHILADELPHIA 44663 HAROLD O. SHADE (416)339-3391 22 KETTEKANu COLLEGE UP MEDICAL ARTS KETTERING 45419 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS (513)1Vt5-71U1 Is LAKELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE MENTOR 44U6U JAME.. CATANZAEO (416)953-7uou 26 LIMA TECHNICAL COLLEGE LINA 45804 JAMES S. RIDDLE (419)217-5131 25 LoRAAN COUNTY COMMUNITY CULLEGE ELYRIA 44035 OMAR L. ULSUW (216)365-4191

Lb MARION TECHNICAL COLLEGE MARION 41302 J. RICHARD SRYSoN (614)389-4630 MIAMI UNIVERSITY 0110 RD 45056 PAUL G. PEARSoN (s13)529-1345 11 MIAMI uNivERsiTY - HAMILTON CAMPUS HAMILTON 45011 HARRIET V. TAYLOR (511)E63-8833 Lb mIDDLETowN CAMPUS MIDDLEToWN 45U42 CARL EUGENE BENNETT ( 11)414-4444 19 NI/slut/GUN AREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE ZANESVILLE 45701 RICHARD M. LISSY (616)456-25ut 30 NuRvi CENTRAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE MANSFIELD 449u6 SYRON KEE (619)767-4909

51 NuETEwEst TILER/CAL COLLEGE ARCHBOLD 435U2 JAMES 0. MILLER (419)267-5511 0H10 sTAIE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS 43210 AGRICULTURAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WODSTEK 44691 DAN D. GARRISON (116)164-3511 34 ME (PILO STATE UNIVERSITY AT LIRA LIMA 45804 JAMES S. BIDDLE (419)228-2641 34 MANmIlELV CAMPUS MANSFIELD 44906 DAVID W. KRAMER (419)755-4(111 35 MARION CAMPUS MARION 433(12 FRANCIS E. HAZARD (o16)189-2361

so uniu STATE UNIVERSITY AT NEWARK NEWARK 43055 JULIUS S. GREEASTEIN (614)366-3321 ustu UNIVERSITY AMINE 45701 $1 OHIO UNIVERSITY ELMONT ST. CLAIRSULLE 43950 JAMES W. NewToN (616)695-1720 is cMILLIcuTEE CAMPUS CHILLICoTEE 45601 ANN H. JONES (614)775-950U 19 i*uNTUN CAMPUS IRONTON 45639 BILL W. DINGUS (614)532-9021 4u LANCASTER CAMPUS LANCASTER 43130 ;ALMOND S. WILKES (614)654-6711

oi ZANESVILLE CAMPUS ZANESVILLE 43701 CRAIG D. LAUBENTHAL (614)453-0762 Ai uwEtis TECHNICAL CULLEGE TOLEDO 43699 DANIEL H. BROWN (419)666-058D 41 miu GRANDE CULLEGE AND COMMUNITY CULLEGE 110 GRANDE 45674 CLODUS I. SMITE (614)445-5353 44 SHAWNEE STATE COMMUNITY CULLEGE PORTsMOUTN 45662 FRAME C. TAYLOR (614)354-32u5 45 SiMuLAIN COMMUNITY CULLEGE DAYTON 45402 DAVID H. MIT! (513)226-25uu

46 suuTMEAN STATE COMMUNITY CULLEGE RILLSSORO 45133 LEWIS C. MILLER (513)393 -1431 41 STAIR TECHNICAL COLLEGE CANTON 44720 JOHN J. MCGRATH (216)494 -0170 Am TERRA TECHNICAL CULLEGE FREMONT 43420 RICHARD M. SIMON (419)334-3886 AY UNIVERSITY UP AKRON- COMMUNITY I TECHNICAL CULLEGE AKRON 44325 ROBERT C. IMIYEICE (216)375-722u 5u WAYNE GENERAL 4 TECHNICAL COLLEGE OERVILLE 44667 TYRONE M. TURNING (116)683-20W UNIVERSITY (IF CINCINNATI CINNCIANAT1 45221

51 LLEIMONT GENERAL AND TECHNICAL CoLLECE SATAvIA 45103 GEORGE WOLFF (511)732-2990 51 omi-CULLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE CINCINNATI 65210 JOHN C. SPILLS (513)475-6531 KAYMuNI) WALTER'S GENERAL Aril TECHNICAL CULLEGE CINCINNATI 45236 ERNEST G. KUNTZ (513)765-6200 54 UNIVERSITY CULLEGE CINCINNATI 45211 RONALD J. TEMPLE (513)675-2742 55 JNiv. OF TucEDO-CuMMUNITY 4 TECHNICAL CULLEGE TOLEDO 436u6 CHARLES H. SOHLEN (419)537-3311

554 WASK1M(..TUN TIKKMLCAL COLLKUK MARIETTA 45750 ouNALD R. ACFP (014)174-5116 Sr WRIGHT slATE UNIVERSITY - WESTERN BRANCH CELINA 45022 DONALD A. CAELSoN (419)566-1365

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Telephone Institution Location Zip CodsChief Executive Officer Number OKLAHOMA mUSKOCEA 74403 ALFRED O. GINIEL (918)683 -4581 1 RACONE COLLEGE /4953 JuE E. WHITE (918)647 -4124 2 CARL ALIENS JUNIOR LoLLEGE* PuTEAU 74489 CARL 0. WESTBROOK (918)463-1931 I CONNORS STATE CoLLEGE WARNER EAbTEAN OKLAHOMA STATE COLLEGE WILSURTON 74578 JAMES M. Mr.LER (910)465-2132 (405)262-2552 1 KL RENO JUNIOR COLLEGE EL RENO 73036 RILL S. COLE (A05)794-6661 H1LLSOALE VIKEE WILL BAPTIST moORE 73153 EDWIN L. WADE TISHoMINGO 73460 CLYDE R. KINDELL (405)37i-101 / MURRAY STATE COLLEGE (918)542 -8441 8 NORTHEASTERN OKLAHoMA AGM COLLEGE MIAMI 74354 BURRY IL WRIGHT NORTHERN OKLAHOMA coLLE4E TONEAWA 741.53 EDWIN E. VINEYARD (4057628-25E1 V (405)6E2-1611 /0 uKLAHumA CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE OKLAHOMA CITY 13159 DONALD L NEWPORT

(118)063 -950u II LIKLAHOMA CuLLECE TULSA 74145 DAVID L. STEPHENSON UKLAHuMA STATE UNIVERSITY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OKLAHOMA CITY 13101 PHILIP P. CHANDLER (405)947-4441 14 (918)341-7510 IJ auGENS STATE COLLEGE CLAREMORE 74017 RICHARD M. NOSIER 1 KosE STATE COLLEGE MIDWEST CITY 73110 JOE PACKERS? (605)739 -7311 (405)273 -907u IS ST. GEEGURY'S COLLEGE SHAWNEE 74801 MICHAEL D. RolITHLER

SAYRE 73664 PAUL CLINKER (405)928 -5534 lb SAYRE JUNIOR LoLLEGE (40573E2-9950 SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SEMINOLE 748b8 GREGORY G. FITCH 17 ALFRED M. PHILIPS C9107622-5100 18 TULSA JUNIOR CuLLEGE TULSA 74135 (41.15)471-2uUu IV WESTERN URLAHuMA STATE CoLLEGE ALTUS 73541 W. C. HMIS

OREGON PORTLAND 97201 DONALD H. BASSIST (503)428-6528 I BASSIST LoLLEGE 97801 RONALD L. DANIELS (S03)276-126u I BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE PENDLRTON CENTRAL UREGUN COMMUNITY cuLLEGE BEND 97701 FREDERICK R. SONLE (503)3E1-6112 I WILLIAM SEGURA (503)399 -5121 4 CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SALEM 97309 MR. LYLE REESE 003)657-8400 5 CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE OREGON CITY 97045

LLATsta COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASTORIA 97103 PHILIP L. MILNER (503)325-0910 ELDUN G. SCHAFER (503)747-45UL 1 LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE EUGENE 974(.0 LINN-MENTON COMMUNITY COLLECE ALBANY 9/311 THOMAS GONZALES (503)928 -2381 8 (503)067-641 9 MT. HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE uSESNAm 91030 K. STEPHEN NICNOLSON JOHN H. ANTHONY OE3)144-6111 lu PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PORTLAND 97.19

(503)4/9-5541 II ROGUE COMMUNITY GoLLEGE GRANTS PASS 91517 HOWARD 0. SINS JACK E. BROOKINS (503)000-1545 11 SOUTHWESTERN UREGoN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COOS BAY 97420 TILLAMIJOK SAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SERVICE DISTRICT TILLAMOOK 9/141 ROY B. MASON it (503)442-2503 II (501)089-8493 IA TREASURE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE uNTANIO 97914 GLENN E. MAYLE WILLIAM S. SELL (503)296-5444 15 TREATY OAK COMMUNITY COLLEGE SERVICE DISTRICT THE DALLES 97058

1. S. HAKANSON 1503)440 -480u ib UNyquA LoMMUNiTT LULLEGE EVSESUKG V/410

PENNSYLVANIA

1894u cdARLES E. ROLLINS (415)980-buoy I SUCKS couNlY COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEWToWN JOHN BECK (411)187-8711 1 SUTLER COUNTY COMMUNITY cuLLEGE SUTLER lbuul 17u93 SART A. MILANO 017)732-070i I CENTRAL PENN BUSINESS SCHOOL SUMMERDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LW ALLEGHENY COUNTY PITTSBURGH 15133 JOHN W. KRAFT (412)313-1313 ALLEGHENY CAMPUS PITTSBURGH 15112 JULIUS Saulib (412)237-1525 CARL A. DI SINLU (412)347-1327 5 BOYCE CAMPUS MUNRDEVILLE 15148

(414)931 -850u coLLEGE LENTEN - NORTH PITTSBURGH 15437 FRED SAKTOK SOUTH CAMPUS WEST MIFFLIN 15112 HELEN A. SMITH (412)409-310o CuMMUNITY COIA.KGE of/ SEAVER COUNTY MONACA 15081 WILLIAM K. SAUER (412).75-65b1 8 19130 JUDITH EATON (115)75A-Nuo0 V COMMUNITY COLLEGE uf PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA ME0LA 19083 RICHARD DECOSMO (115)359-500u Lk; DELAWARE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

SKYE NAWE 19010 NoRMA FUEsT (215)545-4ioO II HARCUN JUNIOR COLLEGE (717)780-2300 HARRISBURG AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE HARRISBURG I/110 KENNETH S. WUODRURY,JR. 11 LOUIS V. WILC0E. JR. (717)945-5141 Kr.YsTUNE MN/oil COLLEGE LA PLUME 16440 18505 ALLAN P. MENSKY (717)981-70Iu 74 LACKAWANNA JUNIOR COLLEGE SCRANTON 160/6 RUSSET L. BAITHLoW (415)299-211, 15 LEHIGH COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHNECESVILLE (717)0110-100O LUZKENE COUNTY COMMUNITY CULLEG. NANTICOKE 18814 THOMAS J. MORAN to SISTER MIRIAM CLAIRE (115)885-1360 17 MANOR JUN.UM COLLEGE JENKINTOWN SLUE SELL 19411 EumuNU A. wATTENS (11S)641-b5uu 18 muNTGumENY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE (814788e-41S1 MOUNT ALoYSIOS JUNIOR COLLEGE GKESsum 18830 EDWARD P. FIERCE 19 18017 ROBERT J. KuPECEK (it5)801-5300 do NORTHAMPTON COUNTY AREA COMMUNITY cuLLEGE BETHLEHEM

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1 166u *APT IN NC SEM 375 89 40 143 91 434 1 1934 PUBLIC IM NC 1 27 2 29 17 SEM 703 1441 214 1U5 1441 4 1432 A 1146 0 81 1427 PUBLIC lm NC 92 173 9 1 SEM 906 581 148 794 550 1351 4u! 4 1909 PUBLIC IN SC 160 44 15 59 It SEM 1031 1073 flu 936 971 8 468 S 1418 1907 0 56 b 61 PUBLIC IN SC SEM 549 1124 167 a 10 184 199 1254 1e53 201 30 54 84 3 10 380 e I41.0 BKPI NM STATE SEM 14U 43 17 118 38 156 1 8 15 1 1914 PUBLIC IM NC 19 4 a I250 SEM 710 992 70 641 822 1463 561 a 1919 PUOLIC IN NC SEM 19 le 55 le 4 464 21164 770 266 1991 631 2822 11 9 1911 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 91 1 98 9 19 315 4U17 819 161 917 650 1507 400 48 iki 1972 PUBLIC tm NC 8 36 b 8 354 U111 1116 7271 659 1186 6543 7709 23187 £UU 177 277 29 19 446 $1 1919 130 PR IM NC TRI 714 u 77 116 U 114 0 41 1901 PUBLIC NM NC 17 19 46 7 5 2950 SEM u 0 810 2201 3091 i1 1421 65U 5 109 ibu 23 6 568 ruOLAL NC SEM 1121 1559 J18 1414 1195 2669 7065 32 86 138 14 19/u PUBLIC AM NC SEM 1610 26 6 416 6441 1021 1938 10u1 4939 5664 153 156 309 15 1876 :IOMt, ATM NM NC SEM 301 39 21 308 I/ II 211 28 JUU 2000 11 25 36 0 0 2.125 10 1918 PUBLIC AM STATE SEM 88 201 38 204 290 494 1/ 0 10 5 5 2 193; PUBLIC IN NC SEM 640 9e8 I 364 160 621 824 1450 0 40 16 56 th 197,1 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 1023 8 6 366 1100 1401 419621905786 4396 lel 19 1916 PUBLIC IM ML SEM 619 780 33 47 37 875 1242 210 790 1212 2002 450 45 36 el 2 11 492 OREGON

1964 iNu PM NM NW QTR 205 U 2U 232 U 231 ;. 14471 u 1U 9 19 1,013L1t. AM NW Olt 815 1463 217 a i 4501 942 1569 251 16 be uu lab 4 i 1949 PUOLAL IN NW 866 14 54U 4TH 12U4 2U7 786 1172 1950 19.19 64 4 1464 rubLit. 1M Sr 56 I1U 0 24 54U 08 1417 1121 675 1254 J421 6676 5 1966 Pu8L1C 14481 Ill ouu 171 46 IN NW QTR 1931 2647 458 162U 2564 II 6UU 42U4 3031 156 459 55 0 lb 6uu 1958 PUBLIC AM hw QTA 178 1700 215 Lie 1698 2036 0 46 L44.1 the 14 1 ) 1964 putiLIC IM NW 0TH 516 46/9 lull 771 1962 2981 6944 20121 408 II) 19477 PUBLIC 323 16 Me 598 AM NY 0,1 2184 1711 494 1291 1111 9 1966 PUBLIC 5428 11182 142 391 535 U 26 648 IM NW QTR J401 36,6 704 2878 J646 8544 lu $.961 PUBLIC 69U 66 277 443 U 27 045 AM NW 5418 708511474 1855 625542031 18286 18977 495 1142 1737 U 111 585 IL 1971 PUBLIC 1M NW OR 714 2066 2751 642 1212 1904 1726 61 155 216 Id 1961 PUBLIC IN NW QTR u 14 576 830 892 272 617 4221 3900 u 59 116 ti 0981 PUBLIC, 75 11 19 bbV IM NW 08 21 200 22 17 110 257 848 14 1902 PUBLIC IN NW u 67 67 4 5 54U QTR 557 547 110 516 899 1435 0 54 54 15 1977 PUBLIC U 1 5 68V PM Sy 115 1402 341 77 1417 1514 bud 4 107 201 u 3 evO 16 $964 PUBLIC iM NW 418 95u 1078 2u2 752 813 565 6115 59 41 IU6 4 19 690 PENNSYLVANIA

I 1965 PuOLit. IM MS SEM 1201 6616 980 1611 6846 4673 U 192 196 388 2 490b PUBLIC IN MS SEM Lull 1104 111 82 1144 244 925 115e 2081 17uu 14 44 U 5 i922 115 9 105U INU PA NM Ms Titi 698 54 15 600 42 712 U 45 9 44 U iv 1966 PUBLIC AN MS SEM u 3965 V U U V U 0 4 19476 PUBLIC U U 29 18 J 1M MS SEM 4196 4811 8I1 1851 Jell 7414 5 1966 11128 10 llt 899 36 20 8/4 PUBLIC AN MS SEM 1949 3014 494 4818 2858 4716 10522 93 405 498 le lo 811

o 19:2 rubLIL AM MS SEM 661 1375 403 e40 2611 1101 2006 4? oloi PUBLIC 1M 519 5415. 9 se 872 MS SEM 1185 'lel 564 1154 3043 5197 8697 A19157 rUOLIC Y7 411 518 tS 11 8/1 IM ma SEM 4452 1554 48u 1140 1231 411/ 17/47 4 .40't 54 90 144 12 S 86u eu81.11... AM MS SEM 5211 9839 4505 474/ 9993 1472u 1, 140/ 3199 J5J 3116 659 u 9/ 946 PUBLIC IM MS SEM 1706 4101 754 2625 4619 7254 6518 14.15 373 418 u Ss iSu

14 4915 iwu hp IM Ms SEM U U 615 66 48$ 110 37 42 79 il 1964 PUBLIC IN MS SEM 2318 1.0 lb 60 3u 4318 669 1214 4652 6866 5655 262 142 4u4 146 II 1914 140 NP NM MS SEM 616 s5 lob 192 106 692 4uU 1091 U 41 54 .45 19 4. 14,4 IND MP NM MS SEM 158 41s0 411 117 101 154 IU61 U 15 71 98 I3 196; PUBLIC, IM MS dliu SEM L2i1 2290 151 104) 1254 5.106 4391 71 St 110 1140 16 1901 PUBLIC IM MS SEM 1526 2641 417 1601 2658 4259 0151 75 1/ 1947 INV NP NM MS 64 diY It 4/ 14)45 SEM 474) 146 41 210 146 418 U 11 42 is 1900 PUISLIL 59 / 7 Solu IS Ms SEM 2513 5491 1813 2142 4847 14555 Wm 144 354 9 46 14 1414 !NO NP NM MS SEM 52U 114 63 518 104 741 5144 45 40 44 84 lu 444U 1'1 iyhi PUBLIC, im Ma S64 150 458 1304 WI 1604 4168 14)491 73 141 110 20 96u

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Telephone Institution Lot:8ton Zip CodeChief Executive Officer Number (115)515-6700 di NORTHEASTERN CHRISTIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE VILLANOVA 19465 LANKY RuSERTS PHILALIELFKLA 19101 RAYMOND C LENLN (115/J45-040u 11 PEIRCE JUNiug COLLEGE (215)565-7944 11 P-ANsYLVANIA INSILTUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MEDIA 19061 KENNETH A. MILLER 24 PLNEEpiouE JUNIug COLLEGE CUUPIRSIURG LHOJO DAVID J. WATKINS (115)101-4uUu (115)172-471I 45 READING AREA CoMMUNITY COLLEGE READING 196O) LEWIS W. UCLA

(11,)616-111OO do VALLEY PURGE MILITARY JUNiud GuLLEGE WAYNE 19087 LT. GEN. WILLARD PEARSON wEsTMultELAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLAGE YOUNGw000 15697 NORMAN P. SHEA (411)915-4000 21 (717)320-1761 44 WiLLiAMSPuRt AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE WILLLAMSPoRT 111U1 KUSER! L. SREUDER

RHODE ISLAND COMMUNITY CULLEGE or AdoPE ISLAND WARELCE. U4006 EDWARD J. LISTON (4U1)015-1000 KNIGHT CAMPUS WARWICK 02586 EDWARD J. LISTON (40)025-415A EDWARD J. LISTUN (401)3513-71OU 4 FLANAGAN CAMPUS LINCOLN 114065

SOUTH CAROLINA ANDERSON 29E11 NARK L. HuPEINs (503)246-61E1 1 ANDERSON COLLEGE 29088 JAMES D. JORDAN (003)095-1410 1 NUKTN GREENVILLE CULLEGE TIGERVLLLE 29301 GEORGE D. FIELDS, JR. (80J)576-39II 3 SPARTANEUKG METHuDIST COLLEGE SPARTANNORG STATE SYSTEM of TECHNICAL COLLEGES COLONEL* 19101 PAUL L. PLOVERS (M41)593-921I 4 A111.88 TECHNICAL COLLEGE *KUM 29002 299U2 GEORGE W. GOLDSMITH, JR. (1102)501-JJ0u S BEAUFuKT TECHNICAL (ALLEGE ESAU/URI 2952u RONALD W. HAMPTON (501)517-5286 6 GHEsTERFIELU-MAKLIORu TECHNICAL COLLEGE CHERAW DENMARK TECHNICAL COLLEGE DENMARK 29042 JOHN W. HENRY, JR. (8UJ)793 -3JOI 19501 FRED C. FORE (803)662-11i5I 8 FLORENCE - DARLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLAGE FLORENCE 28606 THOMAS R. BARTON, JR. (643)239-3u75 9 GREENVILLE TECHNICAL COLLEGE GREENVILLE CONWAY 19516 D. RENT SHARPLEE (503)341..$166 to HURRY-GEoRGETowN TECHNICAL COLLEGE ------JAMES I. MORELS, JR. (803)791-6261 IL MIDLANDS TECHNICAL COLLEGE COLUMBIA 29202 29115 MARION R. GROUMES (auJ)536-Dill 1.1 UKANGEEURC-CALHoUN TECHNICAL COLLEGE ORANGENOKG GREENWOOD [9648 LEI D. WALTERS (5U1)223-8357 If PIEDMONT TECHNICAL CULLEGE (N4J)576-5710 sPARTANOURG TECHNICAL CULLEGE SPARTANEURG IVA'S JOE D. GAULT 14 JAMES L. HUDGINS (803)77S-1961 15 A/11'1ER AREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE SUMTER 29150 (803)666-L361 L6 TK1-COUNTY TECHNICAL COLLEGE PENDLETON 1967U DON C. GARRISON TRIDENT TECHNICAL CULLEGE CHARLESTON 29411 WILLIAM A. OATH (8173)572-0111 WILLIAMs6UKG TECHNICAL COLLEGE KINGSTREE 29556 JOHN T. WYNN (8113)356-7423 to (8113)316-3130 pm YoKE TECHNICAL COLLAGE ROCE HILL 297 JO BAITER M. ROOD UNIVERSITY or SOUTH CARuLINA COLUMBIA 294U8 UNIVERSITY UP SC AT NEAUEURT PEAUFWIT 29902 RUN TUTTLE (80.1)524 -7112 - . ^ ------UNIVEKsiTY OM SC AT LANCASTER LANCASTER 29720 JOHN R. **NOLO (503)185-7671 (803)566-3446 21 SALKEHATcHIE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS ALLENDALE 19810 CARL A. CLAYTON UNIVERSITY 0M SOUTH CAROLINA - SUMTER SUMTER 29150 JAcue C. ANDERSLI JR. (643)775-0341 1$ KENNETH L. DAVIS (803)417 -36El IA UNION CAMPUS DELON 29179

SOUTH DAKOTA KYLE 57/52 ELGIN bAoWOUND (6U5)455-2311 I 4ULALA LAEoTA CuLLEUE (605)215-0420 PRESENTAfioN LoLLELE ASERDEEN 51401 SISTER LYNN MARIE WELB1G siNTE CLEsEA GULLEUE GENTLE duSEEUD !,757u LIONEL I. BORDEAUX (005)742-216J

TENNESSEE (615)297-7,46 Aq0INAs JUNIOR LuLLt6t NASHVILLE 37105 SISTER ROSERT ANN BRITioN I CKAIrANUUCA 37406 CHARLES W. 'RANCH (615)697-4400 I CHAITANWP,A TEcHNILAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLEVELAND 37311 L. QUENTIN LANE (615)472-7141 S cLEVELANU STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 38401 L. PAUL SANDS (615)305-012u 4 CoLUMRIA 5IAIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLUMBIA 38024 KAREN A. SoWYER (9111)285-69IU 5 UYEAsSUK6 sTACE COMMUNITY COLLEGE OYEESSURG

mADIsoNVILLE 3)554 cuRTIS SCHOFIELD (615)442-2091 11WA,,srP. (901)424-3520 JALENuN STATE I:IMMUNITY cULLEGE JACKSON JoJui WALTER L. NELM3 NASHVILLE 37104 JOHN A. GUPTON (615)327-3927 IS .1o88 A.L.L/PTON COLLEGE* SILL M. STARNES (615)363 -7456 4 MAOTIN uLLEL.e, PULASKI 18678 37814 CHARLES WADE (615)506-5262 LU MuNKIliuldN CULLEGE 14uittisToWN WOO HARRY O. WAGNER (015)455-S511 It Iik,TI.,01.1 eIAIM. COMMUNITY coLLEGR TULLAHoMA NASHVILLE 371u9 HOWARD J. LAWRENCE (60)741-1136 SI NAsH5ILLE ',FATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE (615)154-J00u I m,,Asm SlArt ,,,MMUNIfY coLLEUE HARRIMAN 37768 CUYLEN A. OUNNAR 58 64 BEST COPY AVAILAtil: Table IDirectory of Community,Technical, and Junior Colleges

Entultment u Enrollment as Faculty is of October 111113 of October 110114 of October 110114 s II I 1 111959 CM up CM IN MS TK1 252 13 10 194 11 40/ 41 1901 IND NP U 9 15 24 9 iu 3268 IN MS SEM 1034 792 102 944 698 11 1951 1042 U 43 18 81 45 7 401U IND NP IN MS yin 197 117 41 441 157 3911 IV 14 15 29 12 4 4115 14 1969 OF NM MS SEP, 88 9 9 U 0 LI 15 1971 PUILIC 0 S II lb 4 4 3425 1M MS 0131 551 lull 102 410 968 1184 lu/5 29 44 il 55 5 458 _ . ..._ _ 40 1915 IND NP NM NS UTH 115 9 12 115 9 124 0 11 11 14 1 1 1/45 11 1411 PUILIC IN MS sem 149u 2116 172 I5u5 1955 1490 1U4bU 01 tu5 169 8 17 5S6 18 Ives PUIILIL IN NS SIM 1117 511 194 1147 951 4U84 19650 115 81 159 11 44 1117

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Telephone Institution Location Zip CodeChief Executive Officer Menhir

(901)528-6800 14 'MELLY STAtS LoMMUNITY GULLIES MUM'S 38116 RAYMUND C. IOWAN J L GULLS (8I5)564-6103 15 STATE TEUNNCAL INSTITUTE AT KNUIVILLIS KNOXVILLE 3/949

(901)377-4111 10 STATE TECNNiCAL INSTITUTE AT mlIMPNIS MEMPHIS 18144 CHARLES M. TEMPLE 17 font/444A COLLEGE CLEVELAND 37311 WILLIAM S. GALLEY, SR. (015)618-J17i an Til1-c1T/ES STATE TECHNICAL iNsTITUTE EL0UMTVILLIS 4101/ H. JAMNN UWEN (015)323 -4191 (01$)4S1-860o 14 VuLUNTEEK STALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GALLATIN 37000 HAL R. RAMER wALEEKs STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MORRISTOWN 1/811. JACK E. CAMPILLL (*15)561-2121

TEXAS ALAMO COMMUNITY LULLEGIt V18TRICT SAN ANTONIO 781114 SEIDL N. NGCLENNEY (512)21u-15A ST. PN1LIV's CULLEUS SAN ANTONIO 18203 GLORIA N. JACKSON (512)531 -310u SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE SAN ANTONIO 78284 MAX CASTILLo (512)1J3 -2UUU 77511 A. R. ALLSRIGNT (713)330.0111 I ALifIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALVIN AMARILLO coLLECE AMARILLO 79178 N. D. YARSROUGN (800)376-5111 (609)039-1301 S ANGELINA LoLLEGE LUPRIN 75902 JACK MUDGLIS 0£21495-1000 AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLKGE AUSTIN 70708 DAN ANGEL 181U2 NORMAN B. WALLACE (512)358-3i.su 1 PEE COUNTY CoLLEGE SEEVILLg 8LIAN COLLEGE BRENNAN 7783.1 WALTER C. SCNWAKTZ (4409)898-EE12 WILBUR A. SASS (609)205-013I v KRAzoSPulT COLLEGE LAKE JACKSON 77500 LUIS M. MORTON. JR. (817)526 -1211 to ;ANTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE KiLLEEN 70542

10447 HENRY K. MCCULLUUuN (817)442-7507 11 LIsCo JUNION COLLIES CISCO CLARINDUN 79220 £388818 D. VAUUNN (800)876-4571 12 LLARENUON coLLLCE (609)938-1211 coLLEGE uf IM13 MAINLAND TEXAS CITY 7/591 LARRY L. STANLEY (817)068-7731 14 LuUNE COUNTY COLLEGE GAINEsSILLE 76240 ALTON LAIRD DALLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT DALLAS 752112 R. JAN LECRoY (214)740-2125 PATSY FULTON (214)020 -680U LS OkuuKt4AVEN COLLEGE FARMERS BRANCH 75214

CEONN VALLEY CoLLRGE LANCASTER 75144 FLOYD S. ELKINS (216)472-0200 10 (216)326-7000 Li EASTI/tELD COLLEGE MESQUITE 7515U ELEANOR D. OTT (216)760-2010 IA LENTRu CULLSGE DALLAS 15202 NUTS SHAW (114)343 -0700 IV MOUNtAIN VIEW COLLEGE DALLAS 75111 WILLIAM JORDAN (214)659-5219 iu NuKTN LAKE COLLEGE IRVING 15UNJ JIM MORTON (216)201-6200 RICELAND COLLEGE DALLAS 7524) STEPHEN K. MITTILETET CORPUS CHRISTI 78404 EDWIN L. SIGGERSTAFF (512)881 -620o 22 DEL MAR COLLEGE (915)594-2010 EL1,115U COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT EL PASO 79998 11014111 E. SMACK Rio GRANDE CAMPUS EL PASO 79998 ROHR? S. SNRFACK (913)594-200u 11 (V15)594-2000 44 TKANSMouNTAIN CAMPUS EL PASO 79998 NUORRT L. SEEPAGE RORER! R. SNEFACK (915)596-200o 25 VALLE VRKDE CAMPUS LL PASO /MS

OuRGEK 79008 ANDY HICKS (806)174-5111 26 FRANK PHILLIPS CoLLEGE (409),04-0551 GALvESToN COLLEGE GALVEsTON 71550 JoNN E. PICKLEMAN 47 JIM M. WILLIAMS (214)405-6040 18 taAYSuN COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DENIsoN 75u2U NENDERsoN COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHENS 15151 WILLIAM J. CAMPIUN (216)075-0111 70045 W. K. AUVENSNINE (61))581 -2555 4o HILL JUNIOR COLLEGE EILLStult0

/ 717U J.O. WHITELEY (711)808-000 It HuusTuN COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM moUSTUs NOWAKIJ COUNTY JUNIOR CoLLZGE DISTRICT RIG SPRING 79710 808 E. KILEY (915)207-E41I BON E. KILEY (915)207-0311 £2 HOWARD COLLEGE BIG SPRING 79710 SW COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE PUN THE DEAF NIG SPICING 79140 DOS E. KILEY (015)107-0411 14 (2(4)580-2518 44 JACKSONVILLE COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE 15766 QUKTIs M. CARROLL (214)984-8511 rS KILGuitE COLLEGE KILGuRE 7 5061 STEWART N. MCLAURN LAMAN UNIVERSITY REAUMONI 71210

LAMA* UNLYENSITY AT unANGE ORANGE 11840 JOE N. WELCH (409)684 -115u $ft 7104U W. SAM MuSKOE (609)961 -4921 I/ PoKT AKTNUK SEANCE PURI ARTHUR UoMINGO ARECHiGA (512)722-U541 IA LANEOu 1UNI08 COLLEGE LARKLW 18040 17520 ROSEKT C. CLOUD (714)421-5bli 19 LEE coLLEGE SAYTONTU 15708 W. PAULI LANDRUM 12144500-2471 444 LON MuNKtE COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE ------I/U..1NR A. NALL (817)750-0551 41 MCLENNAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE WACO 70708 MloLANU 797U1 J355 M. PARKIN/4 (915)084-7851 44 mtOLAND COLLEGE. (414)874-0501 4i 4AvAddo COLLEGE LuKsICANA 75180 KENNETH P. WALKER (2141511-191t 44 OuNTMEAST Et4As CoMMUNLU3 COLLEGE MT. PLEASANT /5455 WAYLANO K. DEWITI (114)591-1717 45 NORTH HARRIS COUNTY COL. DISTRICT doUsTuN 77060 Jog A. AIROLA PHILIP T. SPEEGLE (915)445-0Eoo 40 uptssit COLLEGE oDEsSA 79261 75613 GARY D. MCDANIEL (114)094-2000 47 PANoLA JUNIoN COLLEGE CAKTMAGE 7540U DENNIS F. MICHAELls (214)785-7001 fon PAKIs JUNIOR COLLEGE PARIS 704/0 JACK M. ELSOM (817)047-42.14 49 RANGER !UNION COLLEGE RANGER (714)470-1501 SAN JALINTIJ COLLEGE DISTRCT PASADENA 77505 THOMAS SEWELL 77505 MuNTE SLUE (711)4/0-1501 511 1AEI-1'AL CAMPUS PASADENA

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Enrollment as Enrollment as Faculty as 1 of October 19113 of October 11104 1; of October INA

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Telaphone Institution Location Zip CodeChief Exec:oft* Officer Numb*,

51 CAEN CAMPUS HOUSTON 17049 EDWIN E. LEHR (W74511-4090 51 soUTH CAMPUS HOUSTON 17u09 PARKER WILLIAMS U13)464-1900 Si SOUTH PLAINS coLLEGE LEvELLAND 79136 MARVIN L. RAKER (006)E94-9611 56 SOUTHWEST TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE UVALDE 760u1 JIMMY L. CooDSON (S11)120-4401 55 SoUTIMANTERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE TERRELL 75100 JACK EVANS (214)501-3341

56 SOUTHWESTERN JUNIOR COLLEGE WAXAHACHIE 75165 MERLE J. HARRIS (214)921-401u TARRANT CoUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE 0/STRICT FORT WORTH 761U2 JOE B. RUSHING (817)330-7651 57 NORTHEAST CAMPUS HURST 76115) HERMAN L. CROW 10172481-7800 58 NunEwEST CAMPUS FORT WORTH 75179 MICHAEL sAEN2 (51112.11-29UU 59 soUTO CAMPUS FORT WOKEN 76119 CHARLES L. MCKINNEY I (617))34 -4601 AO TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE TEMPLE 76501 MARVIN R. PEELER (817)173 -9901

01 TEXARKANA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 'MARIANA 75501 GAEL M. NELSON (4141)830-441 02 TEXAS SoUTHMon COLLEGE AlloWNEVILLE 18520 ALBERT SESTEIRO (511)544-61U0 TEXAS STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE wACo 70105 JACK ToliPEINS (617)799-3011 Si AMARILLO CAMPUS AMARILLO 19111 RONALD L. DESPAIN (0067335.4.110 6 HARLINGEN CAMPUS HARLINGEN 7655u J. CLIAERT LEAL (914)445-4921 65 TEXAS STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SWEETWATER 79556 MELEE C. RuSAINS (915)435-0441

66 TEXAS STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WACo 10105 ROBERT U. KRASNER (017)1109-30II 67 TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE TYLER 75711 RAYMOND M. HAWKINS (114)531-44UU 66 VERNON REGIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE VERNON 71,164 JOE RILLS (517)552-0491 69 VICTORIA COLLEGE VICTuRIA 7/901 ROLAND E. RING (514)5/3 -3295 h wEATHIEFuED COLLEGE WEATHERFoRD 76066 E. W. WINCE (617)594-5471

WESTERN TEXAN COLLEGE SNYDER 79549 DUN NEWBURY (915)5/3 -8511 1. MNAATuN CoUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE 'MARTON 17408 ELAM C. HUTCHINS (409)532-4500

UTAH

I CULLECE OF EASTERN UTAH PRICE 54501 JAMES R. RANDOLPH (001)017-214u 2 DIXIE CoLLECE ST. GEORGE 0471u ALTON L. WADE (001)073-4011 I !NOW COLLEGE gPMRAIN 84627 STEVEN U. RENNIOM (001)281 -4011 4 UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PEuVO PIM() 04003 J. MARVIN HIGOKE (601)215 -5000 5 UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT SALT LAKE SALT LAKE CITY 64131 ORVILLE D. CARNAHAN (001)96/-4111

VERMONT

CNAMPLA1N COLLEGE BURLINGTON 05404 ROAM A. SKIFF (801)658-0800 1 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF VERMONT WATEERURY UW6 KENNETH KALE (801)441-J515 I VERMONT COLLEGE UP NORWICH UNIVERSITY MONTPELIER 0)001 MAUREEN LLFFENGuTT (002)229-0551 4 VERMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE RANDOLPH CENTER u5u0 ROBERT G. CLARKE (001)740-J301

VIRGINIA

i SLUE K1DGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WEYERS CAVE 4.406 JAMES A. ARMSTKUNG (lu3)234-50101 2 CENTRAL VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE LYNCHNUNG 24502 -MINNIE E. MERRITT (604)139-uili I COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES ROANOKE 24029 JERUME (101)055-0403 4 DARNEy S. LANCASTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLIFTON FORGE 14422 JOHN F. BACKELS (701)862-4240 5 DANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DANVILLE 24541 WALTER S. DELANY, JR. (604)797-J55s

EASTERN SHORE CoMMONIT; COLLEGE MELIA 13410 JOHN C. PIECE (004)787-3011 GERMANIA COMMUNITY CoLLLGE LOCUST GROVE 115u6 MARSHALL W. SMITH (103)309-111$ J. sARGBANT REYNOLDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE RICHMOND 1)441 S. A. RURNETTE (604)264-110u tl DOWNTOWN CAMPUS RiGlimuND 13241 ROBERT T. GKEENE (804)760-0149 PARHAM RuAU CAMPUS RICHMOND /1241 L. THOMAS OVERLAY (804)154-32ot lo WESTERN CAMPUS RICHMOND 1.'441 RICHARD SEINER (804)766-7112

II JOHN TYLER LoMMUNITY COLLEGE CRESTS* 416)1 FREUOIE W. NICHOLAS (804)/90 -4000 IL LORD PALEFAX COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIDDLETOWN 22645 WILLIAM N. MCCOY (103)009-112U II MOUNTAIN EMPIRE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SIG STONE CAY 24119 VICTOR 11.PICKER (703),41-1400 14 NEW RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE DUAL1N 14054 H. RANDALL EDWARDS (103)014-4121 NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ANNANDALE 21001 RICHARD J. EuNsT (701)111-I1o1 IS ALEXANDRIA CAMPUS ALEXANDRIA 12041 JEAN NETNERTuN (703)645-0100

le ANNANDALE CAMPUS ANNANDALE 24003 GUY V, FERRELL (N3)323-300U LT LulluoUN CAMPUS STERLING 22170 R, NEIL REYNOLDS (7ui)4So-2561 IN MANASSAS CAMPUS MANASSAS 21110 WILFRED S. HoWSMAN (703)160 -0184 19 WooDERIDGE CAMPUS WOOMIDGE 12191 LIuNEL 11.SYLVAS (/01)67u-i191 io p4TRILE maw/ COMMUNITY COLLEGE mAKTINSvILLE 14115 MAX F. WINGETT (103)638-0117

/1 PAUL U. LAMP COMMUNITY COLLEGE FRANKLIN 11651 MICHAEL R. MCCALL '004)561-1171

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12 PIEDMuNT VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHARLOTTESVILLE 22901 GEORGE B. VAUGHAN (804)917-29U0 ILAPPAHANNuCK COMMUNITY COLLEGE GLENNE 21149 JOHN H. UPTON (6U411511-5224 if MOWN CAMPUS HAULM, 25572 MARSHALL W. MCLEOD (804)332-4024 24 SOUTH CAMPUS GLEWNS 13149 ROBERT N. SANDERSON (804)158-5224 25 RICHARD ELAND CuLLEGE PETERSBURG 22605 CLARENCE MA2E, JR. (8U4)121-0111

16 suuTHERN slINLNARI JUNIOR COLLEGE MINA VISTA 24416 JOYCE 0 011916 (7112)261-6161 SuUTHSIDE VIM:LELA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALBERTA 2.4121 JOHN CAVAN (604)949-?111 41 LENISTANNA CAMPUS ALBERTA 42041 Rolla V. SNEAD (8U4)949-7111 111 JOHN N. DANIEL CAMPUS K EIBVILLO 23947 EARL C. CURIUM (804)716-5484 29 SUUTHWEST VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE RICHLANDS 24641 CHARLES R. ZINC (7U3)964-2555 LU THOMAS NELSION COMMUNITY COLLEGE N ANI0TuN 23670 THOMAS KuliALA (Eu4)815-1100 ILDSWATER CUNKUNITY COLLEGE PORTENouTil 22703 cisciaRs B. PASS (604)484-2121

it CHESAPEAKE LAMPUS CHESAPEAKE 22220 TIMOTHY H. KERR (110)547-10171 12 VitEDEKICK CAMPUS P ORTSMOUTH 22701 JAMES SEARS (B04)484-1111 )1 WINGIN/A BEACH CAMPUS VIRGINIA REACH 23456 MICHAEL Y. LA SOU.: (B04)427-3070 1. ViKcINIA HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY CULLEGE AOINGDoll 24210 N. DEWITT MOORE, JR. (701)621-6014 15 VIM:LELA W2STERE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROANOKE 54015 CHARLES L. DOWNS (703)11114-7300

26 WYTHEVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WYTHEvILLE 24282 WILLIAM V. SNYDER (7u1)228-5542

WASHINGTON (206)641-1205 t SELLEVUE LUMMUNITY CuLLECE IIELLEvuE 98009 PAUL N. THONPSUE 2 sit; 8E1D COMMUNITY COLLEGE MOSES LAKE 9842? PETER D. DEvRIES (509)762-S1S1

i CLARK COLLEGE VANCOUVER 98661 EARL P. JOHNSON (206)694-654I 4 COLUMBIA BASLE COLLEGE PASCO 99301 FRED L. ESVELT (509)647 -uS11 COMMUNITY LuLLECE olSTKICT XLL CENTRALIA 98521 DALE MILLER (1U6)752-2404 5 CENTRALIA COLLEGE CENTRALIA 96521 JERRY W. YOUNG (206)736-9291

SOUTH PUGET SOUND COMMUNITY COLLEGE OLYMPIA 985112 KENNETH J. MINNAERT (206)754-7711 COMMUNITY CuLLEGES uP SPOKANE SPOKANE 99207 C. NILSON GROTE (509)536-74111 SPOKANE LUMMUNITY COLLEGE SPOKANE 9920? DONALD E. BRESSLER (5U9)526-7U01 b sfoltANE VALLS COMMUNITY CUL'AGE SPOKANE 992u4 PHYLLIS E. EVEREST (51111)459-2512 EDMUNDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE LYNNWOOD 981126 THOMAS C. NIELSEN (106)771-150u 10 EVEKETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE EvERETT 982U1 ROBERT J. uRENEL (1116)159-7151

it Pula sTELLACuoN COMMUNITY COLLEGE TACOMA 9E498 JACK ASHY (206)964-650u GEAYs HARBOR COLLEGE ABERDEEN 9851U JOSEPH A. MALIK (206)52i-902U I, GKEEN ELVER LUMMUNITY C9LLEGE AUBURN 98uU2 RICH RUTRUMSRL (2U6)833-9111 HitmLINE LommuNLTY LuLLEGE MIDWAY 98012 SHIRLEY N. GORDON (2U6)8711-2710 LS LLIORK LULUMBIA LuLLELE LONGVIEW 98612 VERNON PICKETT (106)571 -2211

(1116)476-4544 lb uLYMPIC COLLEGE EREMAKTON 982LU HENRY N. NLLANDER I; PENINSULA COLLEGE PIPET ANGELES 98362 PAUL G. COLINAS! (2U62452-9277 SEATTLE LUMMUNLTY COLLEGE DISTRICT 91 SEATTLE 98119 DONALD PHELPS (2116)557-2871 (2U6)624-4400 1, NovIti SEATTLE LUMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 981U3 CECIL BAXTER, JR. ly SEATTLE LENTEAL CUMMUNLTY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98122 ERNEST MARTINEZ (106)511/-JUOu I; 00TH SEATTLE CoMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98106 JERRY R. SKOCESY (206)764-531W

21 SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98123 RONALD E. MILL (106)546-4IU1 42 5E46i' VALLEY COLLEGE MOUNT VERNON 9E473 JAMES N. VOID (206)428-1261 21 TACOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE TACOMA 98465 CARLETON M. OPGAARD (1U6)756-5100 14 WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE WALLA WALLA 99362 STEVEN L. VAN AUSOLE (509)512-250u IS WENALLHEE VALLEY COLLEGE WENATCHEE 95801 JAMES R. DAVIS (509)662-1651

is wttATLoM LommuNLTY COLLEGE BELLINGHAM 98226 HAROLD G. MILNER (206)676-1170 YAKtMA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE YAKIMA 989U? TERRANCE R. FROWN (509)575-2356

WEST VIRGINIA

BELELEY LULLKGE BECKLEY 2511412 JOHN W. SAUNDEIS (3114)252-1351 26554 wENDILL HAMA! (304)267-4491 2 lAtRMuNT COMMUNITY COLLEGE ?AIRMUNT 25101 P. DAVID WILKIE (2043696-2646 1 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - CuMMUNtTY COLLEGE KUNTLNUTON (304)485-72E4 4 OHIO VALLEY COLLEGE PAREERSPURG 26101 KEITH STOTTS S PAKEEKsAUEG LUMMUNITY COLLEGE PARKERSICRO 26IUi ELDON KILLER (204)424-8011u *141.11.1. POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE KEYSER 56756 JAMES L. moms. JR. (3U4)788-3U11 SNEPHERDSTuWN 25443 JAMES A. BUTCHER (21142676-1511 7 SHEPHEED LuLLEGE LUMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPONENT suUTHEEN WEST VIRGINIA COMMUNITt COLLEGE LOGAN 1561.11 GREGORY D. ADKINS (304)752-5900 (204)752-5900 6 LOGAN CAMPUS I OAP 256U1 GREGORY D. ADRINs GREGORY D. ADKINS (3U4)225-4E0u 4 MILLIAMS01 CAMPUS I.LL/LNS00 25651 (2U4)442-2224 to M VINST of Tics- COMMUNITY MED T' NICAL COLLEGE MONTGOMERY 25136 LEONARD C. NELSON

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12 1912 PUBL14 64 IN yTot 840 1020 470 686 1958 3644 513 60 195 455 U 19 549 11011 PUBLIC 04 SA yTR U U 344 LOU) 1447 Ilii 24 U 24 1 1 556 231974 PUBLIC NM SA 14T1 111 546 74 0 U U U 0 U U U U U 24 1471 PUBLIC NM 04 yTit 00 439 61 (1 U U U U U U U U U i f 1 4 6 1 P1111414 NN SA SEM 491 535 101 5 1 1 468 9 7 9 U JU 18 48 U I I 980

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II 1971 PUBLIC NM SA QTR 540 1641 117 457 1566 2043 764 44 80 114 U 11 549 32 1464 PUBLIC NM SA tall 1426 3384 471 1241 $182 4424 2031 99 113 212 U 23 549 11 1911 PUBLIC NM SA yTA 2498 6569 906 2202 6406 8500 090 144 151 395 U 28 549 34 1969 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 825 678 15U 790 805 1595 528 54 55 109 4 13 549 3)1466 PUBLIC IN SA qTR 1861 4879 574 ;505 4422 5727 U 109 100 209 14 18 549

36 1463 PUBLIC IN SA QTR 709 1051 176 705 879 1564 1518 45 70 115 0 lb 549

WASHINGTON

i 1966 PUBLIC IM NW yTR 4460 41/11 663 2570 4237 6007 101* 201 105 412 U It 609 i 1901 PUBLIC 1M NW WrIt 111 1470 440 715 1238 1963 1UU 43 90 133 0 8 58U 1 191! PUBLIC 04 NW QTR 302/ 4126 715 2674 4041 6915 1469 14U 114 354 U 42 580 4 1455 PUBLIC NM NW yTR 1484 1598 498 2361 3049 5431 0 98 195 294 U 18 601 1981 PUBLIC IN NW tolTR U U 0 U 0 U U U 0 U U U 5 1925 PUBLIC 114 NW 4T1t 1080 1440 252 977 685 1862 0 se 131 111) U U 581 ... __ 6 197u PUBLIC 1m NW yTR 1101 1892 309 141 1434 3476 414 50 35 85 8 4 581 1464 PUBLIC IN NW yllt 0 0 U 0 U U 0 0 U U U U 7 1461 NM PUBLIC NW yTR 4487 996 548 4171 940 5211 1645 217 118 335 U 15 5/3 8 197V PUBLIC NM NW VTR 3510 1681 519 4316 1549 4885 8533 150 157 JUT U 12 513 9 1967 PUBLIC. IN NW yTR 2016 3722 649 1784 51 99 181 280 12 46 705 U 1941 PUBLIC IN NW QTR 1586 2879 546 2342 4126 6468 0 112 149 261 31 U 58U

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lb 1946 PUBLIC 04 NW QTR 1046 415U 619 2182 4091 6274 0 97 237 334 U 19 581 17 1961 PUBLIC NM NW 011 733 1239 197 803 1961 2764 3114 45 113 158 3 10 567 1967 PUBLIC IM NM VTR 0 U 0 U 0 U 3 0 3 1 7 U 18 1470 IN PUBLIC NW 4211 1432 3274 570 2504 3556 6064 2178 103 126 ;29 U 16 559 19 OW PUBLIC 1m NW VTR 4121 2061 678 3578 2767 6445 975 178 217 395 169 25 559 23 1411 PUBLIC IN NW YTR 1761 2011 378 1/80 4165 4045 280 79 191 110 17 lb 559

di 1964 PUBLIC 04 NW writ 4573 1482 605 3411 1496 5917 3098 150 114 263 U 23 574 14 1420 PUBLIC IN NM Writ 1307 2218 453 1606 4010 4616 u tll 177 158 5 11 581 13 1965 PUBLIC IM NW yTR 259U 1865 445 2699 1914 5013 118U 74 232 306 IV 11 574 24 1967 PUBLIC IN Nw QTR 1760 1147 450 1975 4313 4194 49U 90 139 till 7 li 194 5 £939 PUBLIC 01 NW 321 1165 1033 449 1409 1147 2356 443 68 96 164 9 18 567

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WEST VIRGINIA

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II west vINCINIA NoKTHISN CoMMUNiTY COLLEGE WHEELING 20003 MICHAEL C. SMITH (31141)133 -59OU 1J WEST VNGINLA STATE CoMMUNITY COLLEGE INSTITUTE 25111 HAIRY V. SCOTT (504)2156-3115

WISCONSIN

UNIVERSITY COTTEN SYSTIN MADISON 53700 SANASou-SAUK COUNTY CAMPUS BARASOO 5391.4 AURAL UMNOIFER (600356-11351 U16041E18(11 OF WISCONSIN CINTIR-SARRON COUNTY RICE LAKE 5411158 JOHN F. MRGGIRS (715)134-0120 UNIVERSITY Or WISCONSIN CENTER -FOND DU LAC FOOD DU LAG 54935 WILLARD J. (614)929-360U UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN CINTIR-FOX VALLEY NINASHA 54952 RUE JOHNSON (614)735-2600 S MANITOwoC COUNTY CARPUS MANITOWOC 54120 ROLAND A. BALDWIN (614)683-A70U

MAKATHuN CuUNCY CAMPUS WAUSAU 544(11 STEPHEN R. PORTO, (715)1145-96U4 mARINEtte COUNTY t.AMPUs MARINETTE 54143 WILLIAM A. SCHMIDTKI (715)735 -7477 NANSMPIELD-w000 COUNTY CAMPUS MARSHFIELD 54449 NORM= L. MooFNAN (715)387-1147 RICHLAND CAMPUS RICHLAND CENTRE 53581 JERRY L. BOWER (608)647-6180 IU ROCK CuUNTY CAMPUS. JANISVILLE 53565 THOMAS W. WALTRIMAN (6U8)755-21123

58EIWYCAN CAMPUS SHINOIGAN 53081 KENNETH M. BAILEY (414)659-3710 IL WO/SHIM:TUN COUNTY CAMPUS WEST SEND 53095 ROBERT U. THOMPSON (414)335-52U0 IS UNIVERSITY 411, WISCONSIN CENTER -wAUKIESNA wAURISHA 53180 MARY S. !WOOTEN (414)541-5435 voCATLONAL TECHNICAL 6 ADULT IDUCAT/uN SYSTEM MADISON 5.1202 14 8LAcKHAWK TECHNICAL INSTITUTE JANINVILLI 53547 ORVLS L. JOHNSON (6118)756-6121 i5 UISINACT UNE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE EAU CLAIRE 54701 NORBIRT K. WURTZIL (715)036-3975 tul VALOIY fACHNICAL INSTITUTE APPLSTON 5491) STANLEY J SPANSAUIR (414)735-5231

I APPLETuN CAMPUS APPLETON 54911 (414)235-500U 17 usHEusH CAMPUS OSHKOSH 54905 CATHERINE ZIMMERMAN (614)624-III0 GATEWAY tECHNICAL INSTITUTE KENOSHA 53141 EDWIN J. TAISL (614)650-091) IN ELK8uNN CAMPUS ELKHORN 53121 EDWIN J. TAISL (614)723-5390 44 KENUsMA CAMPUS KENOSHA 51140 EDWIN J. TAIht. (414)050 -6900 2o RACINE CAMPUS RACINE 534U3 EDWIN J. TAISL (414)017-91181

:1 LAREsmulte TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CLEVELAND 53015 FREDERICK J. NLERODI (414)458 -6183 11 MAolsoN ARIA tECRNICAL COLLEGE MADISON 53703 NORMAN P. NITEY (6118)266-505V mlo-STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WISCONSIN RAPIDS 54494 MILvIN SCHNIEISIRG (7I5)423-565U if NARsHrtELu CAMPUS MARSHFIRLD 54449 JAMES W. OLSON (215)382-2535 lr stEVENS PoINT CAMPUS STEVENS POINT 54481 NARY P. EURARSKI (215)544-3063 25 WISCONSIN RAPIDS CAMPUS WISCONSIN RAPIDS 54494 J. WILLIAM ULLERY (715)423-5650 MILWAUKEE ANSA TECHNICAL COLLEGE M1LwAUKEI 53203 BUS F. SLICKER (414)278 -660U

28 ',ANTRAL LAMPUs MILWAUKEE 53203 PHILIP LANGERMAN (414)Z78-6600 /7 AuKTH cAMPUs NEqUoN 53092 DONALD G. SCHWARZ (614)262-6500 IN soUTH CAMPUS Ohl CREEK 53154 RICHARD N. NEUMANN (614)762-2500 /V WEST CAMPUS WEST ALLIS 53214 ROBERT J. UMW (414)414-304u MoMAINE PANE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FUND DU LAC 54935 JOHN J. SHANAHAN (414)922-$611 $o SEAVER PAM CAMPUS SEAVER DAN 53910 PHYLLIS J. NAGLII (414)387-11111

SI FuND DU LAC CAMPUS FOND DU LAC 549.15 JOHN 2. SHANAHAN (414)5,12-5611 St WEST 'Emu CAMPUS WEST WIND 53095 LEI C. FLANDERS (614)334-3413 IS NICULET CULLECE AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE RHINELANDER 54501 RICHARD J. BROWN 015)369-A4W !WEIR CENTRAL TEL:RN/CAL INSTITUTE WAUSAU 5440I RICHARD NEUMANN (715)675-3331 ANT/Cu CAMPUS ANTIGO 54409 JOHN LALOR (715)613-7601 $5 WAUSAU CAMPUS WAUSAU 54401 (715)075 -3331 NOKTNEAsT WISCONSIN VTAE DISTRICT GAREN SAY 54301 GERALD D. PRINDvILLE (614)698 -5400

38 CREEN SAY CAMPUS GREEN SAY 54307 DAVID A. woUTERs (414)496-54110 Al MARINETTR CAMPUS NAR1NETTE 54143 RONALD A. SWANSON (715)735-9361 38 STUKcEON NAY CAMPUS STURGEON SAY 54235 RICHARD H. CAMPBELL (614)743-120 o9 SOUTHWEST WISCONSIN VOC-TECH INSTITUTE FENNIMoNE 53809 RONALD H. ANDERSON (808)822-3202 4u WAUKESMA COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE PSWAUEIE 51072 RICHARD T. ANDERSON (414)091-5568

41 WESTERN WISCONSIN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE LA CRUSSE 54001 CHARLES G. KICHAROSoN (6178)755-9200 WItcuNSIN LAD/AS*114AD VTAE DISTRLCT SHELL LAKE 54811 DAVID R. HILDESRAND (715)468-180 42 ASHLAND CAMPUS ASHLAND 54816 DONALD N. MARCOUILLER (715)081-4591 4$ NEW RICHMOND CAMPUS NEW RICHMOND 54017 MARILYN MCCARTY (715)246-5651 44 NICE LAKE CAMPUS RIO .'e! 54888 KURT BENTS (744)134-7082 45 SUPERIOR CAMPUS SU.'. . A 5.880 RICHARD PARISH (715)394-601

WYOMING

I CASPER COLLEGE GASPER 82001 LLOYD H. LOFTIN (301)2615-tilo i CENTRAL WYOMLN4 COLLEGE It/VINTON 82501 EDWARD DONOVAN (30)856-9291

1 RASTER,* wYoMIAL COLLEGE TORRINGTON 81240 GUIDO SMITH (507)511-7111 LARAMIE LuONTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHEYINIS 82Uu7 HARLAN L. HEGLAA (307)014-',145i N NootTHwest 4,:unmuNtTY COLLEGE PowILL 82435 SINCLAIR WIEN/lux?, (507)154-bill 66 1 72 BEST COPY AVAILABLE Table I-- Directory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges

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sNERLDAN CuLLEUE SHER1OAN ElbuI GUAOUN A. WARP (307)074-0440 7 WESTERN WYOMING COMMUNITY COLLEGE RULE sPAINGS 819u1 DAVID KATEKA (3ut)382-411i

AMERICAN SAMOA

I AmEKILAN SANUA LuMmUNITY COLLEGE PAGU PA ..0 90199 SASU L. SCANLUN (084)039-9155

GUAM

GUAM COMMUNITY LOLLEGE GUAM MI 40921 PETER K. NELSON (0)11/34-43I1

MICRONESIA

I COMMUNITY CLL.. uP MICRONESIA EAST. CAAOLINE1SL 90941 CATALLNO L. CANTER° 2 NuATEERN MARIANAs CuLLEGE SAIPAN 90950 AGNES MCFNETERS (070)ou0-0932

PUERTO RICO

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AMERICAN SAMOA 1 I 744 243 744 981 243 987 0 68 4 91 u U GUAM 1 I 1109 1321 4536 384 1299 1081 191 83 111 114 u 10 MIGIluNE514 1 4 131 115 456 176 489 705 151 31 10 57 10 17 PUERTo 21u 5 4 8305 1010 9325 8443 1019 9441 1700 459 58 515 /Uu 66 TOTAL 1u61 88U 18057.12964507 46602481596132 3106769 4702901 3713331 104501 117957 241458 10111 11343

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14/MINNWMIN.wwwwwwwww..... 73 79 Table IV Summary by StatesIndependent Junior Colleges

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SOUTN DAKOTA 3 2 523 476 999 639 715 1354 7 68 69 137 48 51 T88618688 6 2 1500 346 1846 1385 346 1711 189 86 eu 146 35 38 TEXAS 4 1 590 102 992 1078 161 1239 94 S9 24 83 33 12 UTAI U u U 0 0 0 u 0 U 0 0 u U 0

VIRSONT 2 I 1594 523 2117 1617 514 4131 0 52 59 III 42 25

VIRGINIA 2 1 U u U 351 54 .1115 SU 61 44 105 11 12 WASNINGTON 0 I/ 0 0 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 u 0 0 WIEST 9410181A 2 U 962 1046 2028 919 1043 1962 17 34 60 94 8 II WISCONSIN 0 U 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 STONING 0 0 0 u 0 0 0 ll u U u u 0 U

ANSRICAN SAMOA 0 0 U 0 0 U u 0 0 U U U 0 P 01146 0 0 U 0 U 0 0 0 u u u U u 0 N ICIONIIIA U 0 U 0 0 U U 0 u 0 0 0 0 0 WIRT° IICU I) 1 29945 6568 36513 28704 7436 36140 0 830 1215 2055 117 206 TOTAL 155 49 96901 36141 131042 97969 35929 133918 10298 4563 5248 9811 120,1 1761

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74 80 At the time this publication went to press nine new institutionalmembers joined the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges. They are;

CALIFORNLA Butte College Telephone No. 916 895-2511 Oroville, CA 95965 Wendell Lee Reeder Superintendent/President

Heald Institute of Technology Telephone No. 408 244-9666 Santa Clara, CA 95051 Robert D. Meyers Director

ILLINOIS Lincoln College Telephone No. 21/ 7i2-3155 Lincoln, IL 62656 Jack D. Nutt President

MAINE Eastern Maine Vocational Telephone No. 207 942-5217 Technical institute Bangor, ME 04401 Nathaniel J. Crowley, Jr. Academic Dean

Northern Maine Vocational Telephone No. 207 709-2461 Technical Institute Presque Isle, ME 04769 James Patterson Director

MARYLAND Frederick Community College Telephone No. 3U1 694-1229 Frederick, MD 21701 Jack B. Kussmaul President

MASSACHUSETTSSpringfield Technical Telephone No. 413 761-7822 Community College Springfield, MA 01105 Andrew M. Scibelli President

NEW HAMPSHIREManchester Campus Telephone No. 603 008-6706 New Hampshire Vocational Technical College Manchester, New Hampshire 03102 Richard E. Mandeville President

PENNSYLVANIA Lackawanna Junior College Telepnone No. /17 901 -1810 Scranton, PA 18505 Allan P. Mensky President

BEST COPY AVAILABLE 81 COMMUNITY, TECHNICAL, Treasurer. Benita Haley, Assistant Superintendent, Personnel, Santa Monica Community College District, AND JUNIOR COLLEGE 1900 Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica, California 90405 ORGANIZATIONS California Association of Community Colleges Alabama Academic Deans' Association for Alabama President: Pamela J. Fisher, Director of Contract In- Junior and Community Colleges struction, Modesto Junior College, College Avenue, President: Carole Canfield, George C. Wallace Com- Modesto, California 95354 munity College, P.O. Box 1049, Selma, Alabama Executive Director James Kellerman, 2017 "0" 36702-1049 Street, Sacramento, California 95814

Alabama Association of Junior and Community Col- Colorado Association of Community Junior College lege Deans of Students Presidents President: Bobby Westbrook, Patrick Henry State President: Larry D. Carter, President, Morgan Com- Junior College, Monroeville, Alabama 36460 munity College, Ft. Morgan, Colorado 80701 Alabama Council of Community and Junior College Presidents Community and Junior College Libraries Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries, President: George R. McCormick, Presider', Jefferson American Library Association Davis State Junior College, Brewton, Alabama 36426 Chairperson: Elinor Ebeling, Director of Learning Alabama Junior and Community College Resources, Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, Association New Jersey 07738 President: Gene Brannon, Wallace State Community College, Dothan, Alabama 36303 Congress of Connecticut Community Colleges President: Sidney S. Lipshires, Professor, Manchester Alabama Technical College Presidents Association Community College, Manchester, Connecticut 06040 President: Charles L. Payne, President, Bessemer Secretary: Aileen Harlow, Librarian, Housatonic Com- State Technical College, P.O. Box 308, Bessemer, munity College, Bridgeport, Connecticut 06608 Alabama 35021 Faculty Association of California Community American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges Colleges President: William Harlan, President, Diablo Valley President: Amber Steinmetz, Santa Rosa Junior Col- College, 321 Golf Club Road, Pleasant Hill, California lege, Santa Rosa, California 95401 94523 Secretary: Karl Smith, Santa Rosa Junior College, Executive Director. Patrick McCallum, 926 "J" Street, Santa Rosa, California 95401 Sacramento, California 95814 Arizona Community College Presidents Council Florida Association of Community Colleges Chairman: Marvin L. Vasher, President, Northland Pioneer College, 1200 East Hermosa Drive, Holbrook, President: Jerry Odom, St. Petersburg Junior College, Arizona 86025 6605 Fifth Avenue North, St. Petersburg, Florida 33710 Arkansas Association of Community College Executive Director L. Frank Casey, Suite 860, Presidents Barnett Bank Building, 315 South Calhoun Street, President: Bob C. Burns, East. Arkansas Community Tallahassee, Florida 32301 College, Forrest City, Arkansas 72335 Florida Community College Activities Association Arkansas Two-Year Coilege Teachers Association President: Donn Peery, Pensacola Junior College, 1000 President: Hick J. Ilinterhuer, North Arkansas Com- College Boulevard, Pensacola, Florida 32504 munity College, Pioneer Ridge, Harrison, Arkansas Executive Director. Roger Raepple, Division of Com- 72601 munity Colleges, Knott Building, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 Association of California Community College Administrators Georgia Association of Junior Colleges President: Phyllis I.. Wiedman, President, Diablo Valley College, 321 Golf Club Road, Pleasant Hill, President: Jerry M. Williamson, President, Gordon California 94523 Junior College, Barnesville, Georgia 30204

75 82 Illinois Community College 'Trustees Association Acting Executive Director Thomas Bernthal, Michigan Community College Association, 750 President: Mary Hill Dobbs, R.R. 2, P.O. Box 54, Michigan National Tower, Lansing, Michigan 48933 Toledo, Illinois 62468 Secretary: Tom Wilson, 503 Kings Canyon Boulevard, Michigan Community College Association of Galesburg, Illinois 61401 Development and Research Illinois Council of Community College President: Steven Perry, Kirtland Community College, Administrators Roscommon, Michigan 48653 Secretary/Treasurer: Thomas Trousdell, Lansing Com- President: Weldon Tallant, Belleville Area College, munity College, Lansing, Michigan 48901 Belleville, Illinois 62221 Secretary: Jack Weiss, Elgin Community College, Middle Atlantic States Junior College Council Elgin, Illinois 60120 President: John N. Cable, Dean, Community College Illinois Council of Public Community College of The Finger Lakes, Canandaigua, New York 14424 Presidents Secretary Julia Carragan, Assistant Professor, Hudson Valley Community College, Troy, New York 12180 Chairman: Harry W. Abell, President, Southeastern Il- linois College, R.R. 4, Harrisburg, Illinois 62946 Minnesota Association of Community and Junior SecretaryfTreasurer: William A. Koehn line, President, Colleges Oakton Community College, 1600 East Golf Road, Des Plaines, Illinois 60016 President: T. Alex Easton, President, Clearwater Community College Region, Thief River Falls, Min- Iowa Association of Community College Presidents nesota 56701 President: David L. Buettner, Superintendent, North Secretary/ Treasurer: Ed Frederick, Provost, Universi- Iowa Area Community College, 500 College Drive, ty of Minnesota-Waseca, Minnesota 56903 Mason City, Iowa 50401 Mississippi Junior College Association Iowa Association of Community College Trustees Chairman: Horace C. Holmes, Southwest Mississippi President: John 0. Starks, President, Board of Educa- Junior College, Summit, Mississippi 39666 tion, North Iowa Area Community College, 500 Col- Executive Secretary: George V. Moody, Director, lege Drive, Mason City, Iowa 50401 Division of Junior Colleges, State Department of Education, Box 771, Jackson, Mississippi 39205 Kansas Association of Community Colleges Missouri Association of Community and Junior President: George Tregellas, Trustee, Barton Com- Colleges munity College, Great Bend, Kansas 67530 Chairperson: Tom Burke, Three Rivers Community Maryland Association of Community and Junior College, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 Colleges President, Executive Officer: William K. Ray, P.O. President: Shirish K. Shah, Community College of Box 715, Columbia, Missouri 65205 Baltimore, Harbor Campus, Lombard Street & Market Place, Baltimore, Maryland 21202 Mountain States Association of Community Secretary: Susan Lenard, Villa Julie College, Steven- Colleges son Lane, Baltimore. Maryland 21153 President: Anthony D. Calabro, President, Western Nevada Community College, Carson City, Nevada Maryland Council of Community College Presidents 89701 Chairman: Robert C. Schleiger, Chesapeake College, Secretary/Treasurer: Judson Flower, President, Miles Wye Mills, Maryland 21679 Community College, Miles City, Montana 59301 Secretary/Treasurer: Donald L. Alexander, Allegany Communit; 'fIllege. Cumberland, Maryland 21502 National Association for Women Deans, Adminis- trators, and Counselors, Community and Junior Massac.tus.`.- Community Colleges Presidents' College Section Council President: Carmen Neuberger, Dean of Students, The Chairman: George Traicoff, President, North Shore American University, Washington, D.C. 20016 Community College, Beverly, Massachusetts 01915 National Junior College Athletic Association Michigan Community College Association President: Theo J. Heap, President, Mesa Community President: Annette A. Diebel, Chairperson, Board of College, Mesa, Arizona 85202 Trustees, Delta College, University Center, Michigan Executive Director George E. Killian, P.O. Box 1586, 48710 Hutchinson, Kansas 67504-1586 76 83 Nebraska Technical Community College Association President: John A. Smith, President, Southwestern Community College, Creston, Iowa 50801 Chairman: William Haseveyer, Mid-Plains Technical Community College Area, 416 North Jeffers, North Ohio Association of Two-Year Colleges Platte, Nebraska 69101 President: Rae Rohfeld, Director of Continuing Educa- New England Junior College Council tion, Cuyahoga Community College, 2900 Community President: Robert A. Silvestre, Community College of College Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44115 Rhode Island, Warwick, Rhode Island 02866 Secretary: John Thornton, Assistant Professor, Stark Technical College, 6200 Frank Avenue, NW, Canton, Secretary: John McKenzie, Massachusetts Ray Com- Ohio 44720 munity College, Wellesley, Massachusetts ..P..:18q

County Community College Presidents Association Ohio Technical and Community College Association of New Jersey Chairman: Paul Ohm, President, Belmont Technical President: Rose M. Charming, President, Middlesex College, 68094 Hammond Road. St. Clairsville, Ohio County College, Edison, New Jersey ts:.:18 43950 Vice President: Harmon Pierce, President, Burlington Executive Director. Harold L. Roach, 550 East Spring County College, Pemberton, New Jersey 08068 Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215 Executive Director. Eric M. Perkins, 240 West State Street, Trenton, New Jersey 08608 Oklahoma Association of Community and Junior Colleges NewJersey Conference of County Community Col- President: Bill Sutterfield, Tulsa Junior College, 6111 lege Business Officers East Skelly Drive, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 Chairperson: Joseph Serra, Dean of Administration, Secretary: Francis H. Means, Jr., Eastern Oklahoma Bergen Community College, Paramus, New Jersey State College, Wilburton, Oklahoma 74578 07652 Secretary: Anthony De Gaetano. Dean of Business Ser- Pennsylvania Association of Two-Year Colleges vices, Salem Community College, Carneys Point, New Jersey 08069 President: Terry Dicianna, Community College of Beaver County, College Drive, Monaca, Pennsylvania New Jersey Council of County Colleges 15061 Chairperson: Nino F. Falcone, Chairperson, Board of Trustees, 712 79th Street, North Bergen, New Jersey Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges 07047 President: Thomas J. Moran, President, Luzerne County Community College, Prospect Street & Middle New Mexico Association of Community and Junior Road, Nanticoke, Pennsylvania 18634 Colleges and Postsecondary Schools Executive Director Elwood A. Shoemaker, 800 North President: Charles Reid linger, Campus Director. New Third Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17102 Mexico State University-Alamogordo Campus, Alamogordo, New Mexico 88310 South Carolina Technical Education Association Secretary/Treasurer: Omero Suarez, Director, Univer President: 3. Bradley Jones, Midlands Technical Col- :pity of New Mexico-Valencia County, Be len, New lege, Box 2408, Columbia, South Carolina 29202 Mexico 87002 Secretary: Mary Robertson, Midlands Technical Col- lege, Box 2408, Columbia, South Carolina 29202 New York State Association of Two-Year Colleges, Inc. President: Blanche Etti:.ger, Professor, Bronx Com- Southern Association of Community and Junior munity College, Bronx, New York 10453 Colleges Secretary: Henry Muschio, Professor, Dutchess Com- President Donald E. Puyear, Deputy Chancellor, munity College, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 Virginia Community College System, Richmond, Virginia 23212 North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges Secretary: Marilyn C. Beck, Dean of Academic Affairs, and Universities Lurleen B. Wallace State Junior College, Andalusia, Chairman: James Fred Young. President, Elon Col- Alabama 36420 lege, Elon, North Carolina 27244 Texas Junior College Association Council of North Central Community and Junior President: Raymond M. Hawkins, President, Tyler Colleges Junior College, P.O. Box 9020, Tyler, Texas 75711 Texas Junior College Teachers Association CALIFORNIA President: Reba I). Blackshoe, El Centro College, Gerald C. Hayward, Chancellor Main & Lamar, Dallas, Texas 75202 California Community Colleges Secretary: Doris Huibregtse, Howard College at Big 1107 Ninth Street Spring, 1001 Birdwell, Big Spring, Texas 79720 Sacramento, California 95814 (916) 322-4005 Texas Public Community/Junior College Association COLORADO President: Stewart Mc Laurin, President, Kilgore Col- lege. 1100 Broadway, Kilgore, Texas 75662 Donald W. McInnis, Director Community Colleges Director. Robert Clinton, 1101 Trinity, Austin_,Texas Colorado State Board of Community Colleges and 78701 Occupational Education Washington Association of Community College Room 221, Centennial Building Presidents 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 President: Henry M. Milander, Olympic College, 16th (303) 866-3151 & Chester, Bremerton, Washington 98310 Treasurer James Ford, Skagit Valley College, 2405 CONNECTICUT College Way, Mount Vernon, Washington 98273 Andrew C. McKirdy, Executive Director Regional Community Colleges 61 Woodland Street Hartford, Connecticut 06105 (203) 566-8760 STATE ADMINISTRATORS Thomas J. Sullivan, Executive Director FOR COMMUNITY, Board of Trustees for State Technical Colleges 61 Woodland Street TECHNICAL, AND Hartford, Connecticut 06105 JUNIOR COLLEGES (203) 566-3976 DELAWARE ALABAMA John R. Kotula, President Charles Payne, Chancellor Delaware Technical and Community College Alabama State Department of Postsecondary P.O. Box 897 Education Dover, Delaware 19901 419 South Fem. Street (302) 736-4621 Montgomery, Alabama 36104 (205) N34-=00 FLORIDA Clark Maxwell, Jr., Executive Director ALASKA State Board of Community Colleges Alvin S. Okeson, Interim Chancellor Florida State Department of Education Community Colleges, Rural Education and Extension. 310 Collins Building University of Alaska Tallahassee, Florida 32301 3605 Arctic Boulevard, Suite 420 (904) 488-1721 Anchorage, Alaska 99503 (907) 564-3326 GEORGIA Haskin R. Pounds, Vice Chancellor ARIZONA Research and Planning Wayne M. McGrath, Executive Director University System. of Georgia State Board for Community Colleges of Arizona 244 Washington Street S.W. 1645 West Jeffeon. Suite 254 Atlanta, Georgic 30334 Phoenix. Arizona S5007 (404) 656-2213 (602) 255-4037 HAWAII ARKANSAS Joyce S. Tsunoda Tom Spencer, Deputy Director Chancellor for Ccmmunity Colleges Department of Higher Education University of Hawaii 1301 West Se..enth Street 2327 Dole Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Honolulu, Hawaii 968242 (501) 371-1441 (808) 948-7313 IDAHO State House Station 23 Augusta, Maine 04333 Charles D. Mc Quillen, Executive Director State Board of Education (207) 289-2621 660 West State Street LBJ Building, Room 307 MARYLAND Poise, Idaho 83720 James D. Tschechtelin, Executive Director (208)'I-3300 State Board for Community Colleges The Jeffrey Building ILLINOIS 16 Francis Street David Pierce, Executive Ilirector Annapolis, Maryland 21401 Illinois Community College Board (301) 2 -2881 509 South Sixth Street Springfield, Illinois 62701 MASSACHUSETTS (217) 785-0011 John B. Duff, Chancellor Board of Regents of Higher Education INDIANA Room 619, McCormack Building 1 Ashburton Place Clyde R. Ingle, Commissioner Boston, Massachusetts 02108 Commission for Higher Education 143 West Market Street (617) 727-7785 Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 (317) 232-1900 MICHIGAN James H. Folkening, Supervisor IOWA Community College Services Unit William M. Baley Michigan Department of Education Associate State Superintendent Area Schools and P.O. Box 30008 Career Education Branch Lansing, Michigan 48909 Department of Public Instruction (517) 373-3360 Grimes State Office BuildingRoom 203 Des Moines, Iowa 50319 MINNESOTA (515) 281-3575 Gerald Christenson, Chancellor Minnesota Community College System KANSAS 301 Capitol Square Building Sam Newland, Director 550 Cedar Postsecondary Administration St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 State Department of Education (612) 296-3356 120 East Tenth Street Topeka, Kansas 66612 MISSISSIPPI (913) 296-3047 George V. Moody, Director KENTUCKY Division of Junior Colleges State Department of Education Charles Wethington, Chancellor P.O. 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MAINE William J. Lannon Coordinator of Community Colleges Fred Douglas, Director 33 South Last Chance Gulch Division of Higher Education Services Helena, Montana 59620 Bureau of Instruction ) 444-6570

79 NEBRASKA OHIO William Fuller, Executive Director Theresa Powell Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education Administrator for Two-Year Campuses Box 95005 Ohio Board of Regents Lincoln, Nebraska 68509 3600 State Office Tower (402) 471-2847 30 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 NEVADA (614) 466-5810 Robert M. Berri, Chancellor University of Nevada System OKLAHOMA 405 Marsh Avenue Joe Leone, Chancellor Reno, Nevada 89509 State Regents for Higher Education (702) 784-4901 500 Education Building Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 NEW HAMPSHIRE (405) 521.2444 Charles Green, Chief OREGON Division of Postsecondary Education 163 Loudon Road Robert E. Hamill Concord, New Hampshire 03301 Associate Superintendent for Community Colleges (603) 271 -2722 Oregon Board of Education 700 Pringle Parkway. Salem, Oregon 97310 NEW JERSEY (503) 378-8549 Narcisa A. Polonio Jones, Interim Director Office of Community Colleges PENNSYLVANIA Department of Higher Education Warren D. Evans 225 West State Street State Director, Community Colleges P.O. Box 1293 Chief, Division of Postsecondary Education Services Trenton, New Jersey 08625 Department of Education (609) 292-4470 333 Market Street, 9th Floor Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126 NEW MEXICO (717) 783-8228 Ted F. Martinez, Fxecutive Secretary Board of Educational-Finance RHODE ISLAND 1068 Cerrillos Road Edward J. Liston, President Santa Fe. New Mexico 87503 Community College of Rhode Island (505) 827-8300 400 East Avenue Warwick, Rhode Island 02886 NEW YORK (401) 825-21 Come litis V. Robbins SOUTH CAROLINA Associate Chancellor for Community Coneges state University of New York G. William Dudley, F \ecutive Director State University Plaza. T-705 State Board for Technical an.: Comprehensive Albany, New York 12246 Education (518) 473-1849 111 Executive Center Drive Columbia, South Carolina 29210 (803) 758-6915 "ORTH CAROLINA Robert W. Scott, State President SOUTH DAKOTA State Department of Community Colleges 194 Education Building Gordon Foster, Executive Director Raleigh, North Carolina 27611 Board of Regents (919) 73`3 -7051 Kneip Building Pierre, South Dakota 57501 (605) 773-3455 NORTH DAKOTA John A. Richardson, Commissioner TENNESSEE State Board of Higher Education Bert Bach Bismarck, North Dakota 58505 Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (701) 224-2960 State Board of Regents 80 87 State University and Community College System WASHINGTON 1161 Murfreesboro Road John N. Terrey, Executive Director Nashville, Tennessee 37217 State Board for Community College Education (615) 741.41g21 319 Seventh Avenue FF-11 Olympia, Washington 98504 TEXAS (206) 753-7412 David T. Kelly, Director of Community College Affairs WEST VIRGINIA Coordinating Board Texas College and University System M. Douglas Call P.O. Box 12788, Capitol Station Director of Community Colleges and Vocational Austin, Texas 78711 Education (512) 475-3413 West Virginia Board of Regents 950 Kanawha Boulevard East Charleston, West Virginia 25301 UTAH (304) 348-2101 Don A. Carpenter Associate Commissioner for Planning WISCONSIN Utah State Board of Regents Robert P. Sorensen, State Director 807 East South Temple Board of Vocational Technical and Adult Education Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 4802 Sheboygan Avenue-7th Floor (801) 533-5617 Madison, Wisconsin 53702 (608) 266-1770

VERMONT WYOMING Hi:ton Wick, Interim Chancellor Oliver Sundby, Acting Executive Secretary Vermont State Colleges Community College Commission P.O. Box 359 Boyd Building-5th Floor Waterbury, Vermont 05676 1720 Carey Avenue (802) 241-2520 Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002 (307) 777-7763 VIRGINIA PUERTO RICO J. F. Hockaday, Chancellor Ing. Carlos E. Reoyo Virginia Community College System Chancellor of Regional Colleges James Monroe Building University of Puerto Rico 101 North 14th Street University Station, Box 21850 Richmond, Virginia 23219 Rio Pedroa, Puerto Rico 00931 (804) 225 -2118 (809) 763-1600 educational liportunity to all Americans ing service in community and junior col- on an equitable basis, qualitatively and lege work. upon nomination by the Board APPENDIX quantitatively, and by striving for the of Directors, may be elected honorary elimination of all forms of discrimination associates of the Association. Honorary whether by race, creed, sex, or financial associates may not vote or hold elective condition. office except as otherwise provided in this Constitution constitution. of the Article III. Membership Article V. Dues Settioe 1. The members of this organiza- American Associati6n tion shall be limited to community, junior, Dues of members shall be fixed by the and technical colleges, and similar post- Board of Directors with the approval of of Community and secondary institutions which are not the institutional membership at the an- private foundations by reasons of Section nual business meeting or by mail ballot. Junior Colleges* 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code of Dues of associates shall be fixed by the 1954 (or the corresponding provisions of Board of Directors. any future United States Internal eve- Preamble nue Law). The membership shall consist Article VI. Board of Directors of two categories: Rill and provisional. All We who serve in community and junior members shall be approved by the Board Section 1. The governieg body of the colleges are unified in the American .:_s- sf Directors. Association shall be the Roard of sociation of Community and Junior Col- i.,rectors. leges by a common desire to assist in ex- Section 2. Full Instk.stional Members: In- stiLutional membership is open to com- Section 2. The Board of Directors shall tending education,21 opportunity to all have authority to make policies for the citizens of this nation. munity, junior, and technical colleges and similar postsecondary institutions which Association which are not inconsistent We believe education is essential for are accredited by a regional accrediting with the constitution and bylaws. The realizing the fullest potential of each mem- association recognized by the Council on Board of Directors shall have authority to ber of our society and that appropriate Postsecondary Accreditation.Institu- establish bylaws and to establish an ex- higher education should be available to all tional members are entitled to one vote. ecutive committee. who can benefit from it. Though diverse Section 3. Provisional Institutional Mem- Section 3. The Board of Directors shall in purpose, in type, in control, in size, and consist of thirty-one directors. in geographic location, members of the bers: Provisional institutional membership Association share a singleness of concern may be granted to newly organized com- Eighteen.of the directors shall be repre- and dedication to this educational mission. munity, jtmior, and technical colleges, and sentatives of the institutional members, other similar postsecondary institutions of which at least fifteen shall be chief exec- which have not yet secured the necessary utive officers; three of the directors shall Article L Name accreditation for institutional member- be elected at large by the Board of Direc- The name of this organization will be ship. Representatives of provisional in- tors from individuals affiliated with insti- stitutional members are entitled to all tutional members; three directors shall be "American Association of Community and privileges of the full institutional member Junior Colleges." elected at large by the Board of Directors of the Association except that they are in- from the general public six directors shall eligible to hold elective office. Provisional 'Miele II. Purposes be elected by the institutional member- institutional members may hold this clas- ship from the recognized councils; and one The As,:oc:ation is organized and shall be sification for five years, and during this director, elected by the Board of Direc- operated exclusively for charitable and time the Association will use appropriate tors, shall be the immediate past chairman educational purposes and shall not engage resources to assist the institution to ob- of the Board of Directors. in any activity which is not permitted by tain the necessary accreditation. an organization exempt from taxation Section 4. A majority of the members of under Section 501(a) and described in Sec- the Board of Directors shall constitute a tion 501(cX3) of the Internal Revenue Article IV. Associates quorum for the transaction of business Code. No part of its net earnings shall provided that a majority of those present Section 1. Individual Associates: Any per- are institutional representatives. inure to the benefit of any private in- son interested in the work of the Ameri- dividual except that reasonable compen- can Association of Community and Junior sation ntbe paid for services actually Colleges and acceptable to the Board of Article VII. Officers rendered. No :,abstantial part of its activi- Directors may become an individual asso- ties shall be f. r carrying on propaganda, ciate. Individual associates may not vote Section 1. The officers of the Association or otherwise attempting to influence legis- or hold elective office except as otherwise shall be a chairman and a vice chairman lation, and it shall not participate in, or provided in this constitution. of the Board of Directors, the president intervene in (including the publishing or of the Association, and such other officers distributing of statements) any political Section 2. Institutional Associates: Any as from time to time may be elected by campaign on behalf of any candidate for foundation, corporation, or other organiza- the Board of Directors. public office. tion which wishes to support the objec- tives of the Association may become an Section 2.. The president shall be ap- Pursuant to these purposes. the Associa- institutional associate upon approval of pointed by the Board of Directors for such tion shall promote the som' growth of the Revd of Directors. Representatives term and at such salary as the Board may community and junior colleges and shall of institutional associates may not vote or determine. help create in them an atmosphve con- hold eletC.ve office except as otherwise ducive to learning. It shall contribute in provided in this constitution. Article VIII. Duties of Officers every practical way to the development of a better human environment in Amer- Section 3. Honorary Associates: In- Section 1. The chairman and vice chair- ica by working for the extension of full dividuals who have performed outstand- man shall perform the duties pertaining 11l 82 89 to their offices as may be defined by the mine. Special meetings may be called by Article XIII. Provision for. Dissolution Board of Directors. The chairman shall the Board of Directors. and Reference to Sections preside at meetings of the Board. Section 2. Designated representatives of Upon dissolution of this corpondien, if Section 2. The president shall be the chief institutional members present at any such ever should occur, the directors shall executive officer of the Association. meeting of which written notice has been distribute all assets of the Association re- duly given shall constitutes quorum for maining after payment of debts and liabil- Article IX. Elections transaction of business. ities to such institution or institutions or association or associations as the majority Section 1. The chairman and vice chair- Section 3. Each member institution shall of the Board of Directors shall elect, which man shall be elected annually by the be entitled to one vote by its designated are exempt from taxation under Section Board of Directors. representative. 501(a), are organized and operated exclu- Section 2. Six directors representing the sively for educational or charitable pur- poses within the meaning of Section 501(c) institutional members shall be elected Article Xl. Finance each year by the institutional membership (3) of the Internal Revenue Code, End to serve for terms of three years each. At each annual meeting, the Board of Di- have purposes similar to the purposes of rectors shall present a statement of finan- this Association. All references to sections One director at-large representing the of the Internal Revenue Code are to those total institutional membership shall be cial condition of the Association and shall report on financial operations of the pre- sections as they are now enacted or here- elected by the Board each year to serve after amended. for a term of three years. ceding year and financial plans for the suc- ceeding year. No financial obligations shall One director at-large representing the be incurred by any officer or committee Article XIV. Parliamentary Authority public shall be elected by the Board each except as authorized within annual budg- The rules contained in the current edition year to serve fur a term of three years. ets, or under authority of special interim of Robert's R..tf _s of Order Newly Revised action, approved by the Board of Direc- shall govern the Association in all cases Two directors representing the recog- tors or its executive committee in interim nized councils shall he elected each year to which they are applicable and in which action. The fiscal year of the Association they are not inconsistent with this con- by the institutional membership to serve shall be fixed by the bylaws. for terms of three years each. stitution and any special rules of order the Association may adopt. One director, the immediate past chair- man of the Board of Directors, shall be Article XII. Amendments elected by the Board each year to serve Section1.This constitution may be for a term of one year. amended at an annual meeting of the As- Bylaws** Section 3. Directors representing institu- sociation by an affirmative vote of two- I. Membership tional members shall be elected by a vote thirds of the designated representatives of the official institutional representatives of institutional and provisional institu- 1. Each campus or college of a multi- of members responding by mail ballot. tional members present and voting. campus institution shall be invited to Amendments shall not alter the purposes become an institutional member. When Section 4. Directors shall take office on of this trust to operate exclusively for each campus or allege holds such mem- July 1 of the year of their election and charitable and educational purposes and bership, the part nt institution shall auto- shall serve until their successors are in a manner which makes this trust tax matically become an institutional member designated in accordance with provisions exempt and the donations to it deductible at no additional cost. Each campus unit of the constitution. from taxable income to the extt.nt allowed holding membership, as well as the parent by the Internal Revenue Code. institution, shall be entitled to all member- Section 5. In the event of a vacancy in the ship privileges, including the right of its office of the chairman, the vice chairman Written notice of any proposed amend- representative to vote and hold elective shall become chairman and serve the un- ment in the constitution shall be sent to office. expired term. If there is a vacancy in both all members of the Association at least 2. The chief executive officer of the the office of chairman and vice chairman, thirty (30) days prior to the date of the an- member institution shall be recognized as the Board of Directors shall elect one of nual meeting. the members of the Board to serve as itsofficial designated representative chairman for the unexpired term. Section 2. A referendum to the constitu- unless the institution's chief executive of- tion may be authorized by an affirmative ficer has designated, in writing, another In the event of a vacancy among the direc- vote of two-thirds of the designated repre- tors from the institutional member repre- sentatives of institutional and provisional sentatives or from the recognized coun- institutional members present and voting IL Organizational Structure cils,the Board shall appoint a new at an annual meeting. An affirmative vote 1. Officers and Directors director to serve until the committee on of two-thirds of the institutional and pro- directors reports to the membership and visional institutional members shall be Directors shall serve for no more than annual elections are conducted. necessary to amend the constitution two complete terms. A complete term shall normally be three years; however, In the event of a vacancy among the &Mc- through a referendum, provided that at least two-thirds of the institutional and a term of two years or more shall be con- t 'rs at-large, the Board shall elect a new sidered a complete term. director to :arve fur the unexpired term. provisional institutional members respond to such a referendum. The Board of Direc- Officers of the Board of Directors shall tors shall be responsible for conducting a be a chairman and a vice chairman, referendum. elected by members of the Board. Elec- Article X. Meetings of the Association tion of the officers shall take place at the Section 3. The bylaws may be amended spring meeting of the Board, with term Section 1. There shall be an annual meet- by a majority vote of all members of the of office to be for one year, beginning July ing of the Association at such time and Board of Directors. Mail ballots may be 1 of the year of their election. The elected place as the Board of Directors may deter- used. chairman and the elected vice chaiinan 83 90 shall be limited to ing one term in and committees of the Association. 5. In cases of vacancies, replacements their respective offices. are to be made for the remainder of the 7. Councils membership year by appointment of the 2. Committees of the Board The Board may from time to time enter Board of Directors. into an agreement with councils which are The Board of Directors shall have an ex- IV. Succession of Officers and Directors ecutive committee from its own member- organized and operate for purposes which ship. a committee on professional services. contribute to and significantly benefit the 1. Members of the Board shall be con- a committee on directors and membership purposes of the Association. Such an sidered to be ineligible to serve in the agreement, for a specified period of time, services, a committee on federal relations, category in which they were elected if by and a committee on Association vitality will constitute a formal affiliation with the reason of change of position they no longer and publications. It may also establish ad Association. Such councils shall be organ- represent that category. The term of of- hoc committees. These committees shall ized and operated in a manner consistent fice of such a member shall be terminated he appointed by the chairman of the with rules and regulations approved by effective the date of change. Board with approval of the Board. the Board. For a council to become official- ly affiliated with the Association, it must V. Membership Lists :3. Meetings of the Board submit a written request to the Board of Directors setting forth its purposes, mem- 1. Names of all members shall be pub- The Board of Directors shall meet at bership criteria, form of governance, and lished annually. least twice a year. Written notice of all financial structure. Approval of the Board Board meetings shall be sent to the direc- and written notification to the council con- 2. Any members whose dues are unpaid tors at least thirty (30) days in advance. stitute official recognition and affiliation for the preceding year shall be dropped 4. Other Groups with the Association. The Board may from the membership list. withdraw formal affiliation of a council by 3. Institutions dropped for non-payment The Board of Directors may authorize a written ninety (90) day notice. the creation of disc i intinuance of cnmmis- of dues may be reinstated by making a sions, committees, task forces, or similar Any notice of withdrawal most set forth new application for membership in which groups responsible for broad areas of As- the reason. A group so affected may be case the Board may require the payment sociation activities under the guidance and granted a hearing by the Board if an ap- of delinquent dues. direction of the Board. The Board of Di- peal is filed within thirty (30) days after rectors shall establish tenure of members such notice is mailed by the Board. VI. Fiscal Policy of such commissions and committees. The HI. Nominations 1. The fiscal year of the Association shall chairman of the Board shall appoint the begin January 1 and close on December members of committees, commissions, I. Nominations for the eighteen institu- 31. The Board of Directors shall have and other such groups. tional representatives shall be by the authority to change the fiscal year. 5. Responsibilities of the President Boa-.1 of Directors' committee on direc- tors. Additional nominations may be made 2. The Board of Directors shall adopt an The president of the Association shall from the membership of institutional annual budget for each fiscal year. have general administrative supervision representatives. 3. The Association, on approval by the of the affairs of the Association and shall Board of Directors, may accept grants be responsible for the execution of such 2. Nominations for the eighteen institu- tional representatives, including source from foundations and other appropriate plans and policies as the Board of Dire.- donors and enter into contract with the tors may authorize', direct, or approve'. He and biographical statements about nomi- .-ses, shall constitute a mail ballot to be federal government and other appropriate shall assign staff members appropriate agencies to pursue investigations and per- titles and duties. He shall be ex officio a sent to the official institutional represen- tatives by April 15 of each year. form services consistent with Association member of all commissions and commit- objectives. tees. excepting the nominating commit- 3. The Board of Directors shall elect its tee. He shall report annually to the Asso- at-large members from nominations made 4. There shall be an annual audit of the ciation and shall make such other reports by the Board's committee on directors, general financial condition and operations as the Board of Directors may request. He with results announced to the member- of the Association by a certified public shall prepare and recommend an annual ship at the earliest practical date follow- accountant. budget to the Board of Directors. He' shall ing election. 5. The president and all employees of be responsible for the collection of dues the Association office who handle any part and for the custody of funds of the Asso- 4. Each recognized council not repre- sented on the Board of Directors. in- of the funds of the Association shall be ciation and shall make payments therefore bonded, the amount of the bonds to be in accordance with the authorizations and cluding those councils whose terms are to end in the current Board year, will be in- determined by the Board of Directors and directions of the Board of Directors. He paid for by the Association. shall serve' at the pleasure of the Board vited to submit a nomination to the of Directors or for such term as the Board Board's committee on directors. This VII. Annual Meeting of Directors may determine. nomination from each council shall be whatever procedure is endorsed by a deci- 1. The annual meeting of the Associa- A secretary and a treasurer may be sion of the members of each council con- tion shall be held at a time and place designated by t he president with approval cerned. If a council nominee is officially determined by the Board. Written notice of the Board of Directors. connected with an institution eligible for ofallmeetings shall be sent to all 6. Delegation of Authority membership in the Association, that in- members at least two weeks in advance. stitution must be an institutional member. *Adopted: March 4. 1965 Amer.ded: February 24, 1974 The Board of Directors. the governing The nominations for the recognized coun- Amended: March 4, 1971Amended: June 23, 1974 body of the Association, may at its discre- cils, together with source and biographical Amended: March 1, 3972Amended. April 15, 1975 tion delegate portions of its authority (ex- statements about the nominees, shall be Amended: April 15, 1975Amended: July 25, 1978 Amended: May 1, 197 Amended: June 1. 1982 cept approval of the budget) to the specific a part of the mail ballot to be sent to the Amended: April 6. 19M Amended: April 24, 1983 officers of the Association. to committees official institutional representatives by "'Amended: November 30.1972 of the Board, or to councils, commissions, April 15 of each year. Amended: Jane 30. 1973

84 9 ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF COLLEGES

A Atlantic Community College NJ Abraham Baldwin AO College GA Atmore State Technical College AL Academy of Aeronautics NY Auburn Hills Campus MI Adirondack Community College NY Austin Community College MN Agricultural Technical Institute OH Austin Community College TX Aguadilla Regional College PR Aiken Technical College SC Aims Community College CO Bacone College OK Airport Campus IA Bainbridge Junior College GA Alabama Aviation and Technical College AL Bakersfield College CA Alabama Technical College AL Bangor Community College ME Alamo Community College District TX Baraboo-Sauk County Campus WI Alamogordo Campus NM Barranquitas Reg Col of Interamerican U of P.R. PR Albany Junior College GA Barstow Community College CA Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute NM Barton County Community Junior College KS Alexander City State Junior College AL Bassist College OR Alexandria Campus. VA Bay De Noe Community College MI Alexandria Vocational Technical Institute MN Bay Path Junior College MA Allan Hancock College CA Bayamon U Technological College PR Allegany Community College MD Beatrice Campus NE Allegheny Campus PA Beaufort County Community College NC Allen County Community College KS Beaufort Technical College SC Alpena Community College MI Beaver Dam Campus WI Alpine Campus CO Becker Junior College MA Alvin Community College TX Beckley College WV Amarillo Campus TX Bee County College TX Amarillo College TX Belleville Area College I L American College Of Switzerland SW Bellevue Community College WA American River College* CA Belmont Technical College OH American Samoa Community College AS Bergen Community College NJ Anchorage Community College AK Berkshire Community College MA A 'lei I la ('allege IN Bessemer State Technical College AL Atitlemon (' ollege SC Bethany Lutheran College* MN Andrew College GA Big Bend Community College WA Angelina College TX Bismarck Junior College ND Ankeny Campus IA Black Hawk College IL Annandale Campus VA Black Hawk College-East Campus IL Anne Arundel Community College MD Blackfeet Community College MT AnokiRamsey Community College MN "laclthawk Technical Institute WI Anson Technical College NC Bladen Technical College NC Antelope Valley College* CA Blinn College. TX Antigo Campus WI Blue Hills Technical Institute MA Appleton Campus WI Blue Mountain Community College OR Aquinas Junior College TN Blue Ridge Community College VA Aquinas Junior College MA Blue Ridge Technical College NC Aquinas Junior College* MA Boone Campus IA Arapahoe Community College CO Borough of Manhattan Community College NY Aravaipa Campus AZ Bossier Parish Community College LA Arecibo Regional Campus PR Bowling Green University-Firelands Campus OH Arecibo Regional College PR Boyce Campus PA Arizona Western College AZ Brainerd Community College MN Arkansas State UniversityBeebe Branch AR Bramson Ort Technical Institute NY Arrowhead Community College Region MN Brandywine College DE Asheville-Buncombe Technical College NC Brazosport College TX Ashland Campus WI Brevard College NC Ashland Community College KY Brevard Community College FL Ashtabula Campus OH Brewer State Junior College AL Asnuntuck Community College Cl' Brewton-Parker College GA Atlanta Junior College GA Bristol Community College MA Bronx Community College* NY Chatfield College OH Brookdale Community College NJ Chattahoochee Valley State Community College AL 'Brookhaven College TX Chattanooga State Technical Community College TN Brooks College ('A Chauncey Sparks State Technical College' AL Broome Community College NY Chemeketa Community College OR Broward Community Co:lege FL Chesapeake Campus VA Brunswick Junior College GA Chesapeake College MD Bucks County Community College PA Chesterfield-Marlboro Technical College SC Bunker Hill Community College MA Chicago City-Wide College IL Burlington County College NJ Chicago Urban Skills Institute IL Butler County Community College KS Chillicothe Campus OH Butler County Community College PA Chipola Junior College FL Butte College CA Chowan College NC Christanna Campus C VA Chry College of Health Sciences VA C.A. Fred(' State Technical College AL Cincinnati Technical College OH Cabrillo College CA Cisco Junior College TX Caldwell Community College & Technical Institute NC Citrus College CA Camden County College NJ City Campus NY Canada College CA City College of San Francisco CA Canton Campus NY City Colleges of Chicago IL Cape ('ad Community College MA Clackamas Community College OR ('ape Fear Technical Institute NC Claremont Campus NH Carl Albert Junior College* OK Clarendon College TX Carl Sandburg College . IL Clark College WA Carlsbad Campus NM Clark County Community College NV Carolina Regional College Upr PR Clark Technical College OH Carteret Technical College NC Clarke College MS Carver State Technical College AL Clatsop Community College OR Casper College WY Clayton Junior College GA Catawba Valley Technical College NC Clearwater Community College Region MN Catherine Laboure College MA Clermont General and Technical College OH Catholic University of Puerto Rico PP. Cleveland State Community College TN Catonsville Community College MD Cleveland Technical College NC Cayuga County Community College NY Clinton Community College NY Cazenovia College NY Clinton Community College IA Cecil Community ('allege MD Cloud County Community College KS Cedar Valley College TX Clovis Campus NM Center Campus MI Coahoma Junior College MS Centerville Campus IA Coast Community College District CA Central Arizona College District AZ Coastal Carolina Community College NC Central Campus WI Coastline Community College CA Central Campus TX Cobleskill Campus NY Central Carolina Technical College NC Cochise College AZ Central College KS Coffeyville Community College KS Central Community College NE Colby Community Junior College KS Central Florida Community College College CenterNorth PA Central Maine Vocational Technical Institute ME College of Alameda* CA Central Ohio Technical College OH College of Dupage I L Central Oregon Community College OR College of Eastern Utah UT Central Penn Business School PA College of Ganado AZ Central Piedmont Community College NC College of Health Sciences VA Central Texas ('allege TX College of Lake County IL Central Virginia Community College VA College of Marin* CA Central Wyoming College WY College of San Mateo CA Centralia College WA College of Southern Idaho ID Cerritos ('allege CA College of The Albemar! NC rem Case, 0:mmunity College CA College of The Canyons CA Chabot College CA College of The. Desert CA ('haffey College* CA College of The Mainland TX Chamberlayne Junior College MA College of The Redwoods CA Champlain College VT College of The Segeolas CA Charles County Community College MD College of The Siskijous CA Charles Stewart Mott Community College MI Colorado Mountain College CO Colorado Northwestern Community College CO Des Moines Area Community College IA Columbia Basin College WA Diablo Valley College CA Columbia College CA District One Technical Institute WI Columbia State Community College TN Dixie College UT Columbia-Greene Community College NY Dodge City Community College KS Columbus Technical Institute OH Don Bosco Technical Institute CA Community Campus AZ Dona Ana Branch NM Community College of Micronesia MC Donnelly College KS Community College Centers CA Douglas Macarthur State Technical College AL Community College District XII WA Downtown Campus VA Community College of Allegheny County PA Downtown Campus AZ Community College of Aurora CO Downtown Campus FL Community College of Baltimore MD Draughon's Junior College GA Community College of Beaver County PA Dullknife Memorial Community College MT Community College of Denver System CO Dundalk Community College MD Community College of Philadelphia PA Dupage Open College IL Community College of Rhode Island RI Durham Technical Institute NC Community College of The Air Force AL Dutchess Community College NY Community College of The Finger Lakes NY Dyersburg State Community College TN Community College of Vermont VT Community ('alleges of Spokane WA E Compton Community College* CA E Kentucky U.-Office of Community College Program ...KY Concordia College AL East Arkansas Community College AR Connors State College OK East Campus AZ Contra Costa College* CA East Central College MO Contra Costa Community College District CA East Central Junior College MS Cooke County College TX East Central Technical Institute IN Copia leLinclln Junior College MS East Liverpool Regional Campus OH Corning Community College NY East Los Angeles College CA Cosumnes River College* CA Fast Mississippi Junior College MS Cottey College MO Eastern Arizona College AZ County College of Morri NJ Eastern Campus OH Cowley County Community College KS Eastern Iowa Community College District IA Crafton Hills College CA Eastern Maine Vocational Technical Institute ME Craven Community College NC Eastern New Mexico University NM ('rosier Seminary Junior College MN Eastern Oklahoma State College OK cro..vder College MO Eastern Shore Community College VA t'uesta College CA Eastern Wyoming College WY Cumberland County College. NJ' Eastfield College TX Cuyahoga Community College District OH Edgecombe Technical College NC t'uyatnaca College CA Edison Community College FL Cypress College CA Edison State Community College OH Edmonds Community College WA D El Camino College* CA Dabney S. Lancaster Community College VA El Centro College TX Dallas County Community College District TX El Paso County Comniunit.; College District TX Dalton. Junior College GA El Reno Junior College OK Danville Area Community College.. IL Elgin Community College IL Danville Community College VA Elizabeth Seton College N' Davenport College of Business M I Elizabethtown Community College K Davidson County Community College NC Elkhorn Campus NI Dawsion ('allege CN Ellsworth Community College IA Dawson Community College MT Emanuel County Junior College GA Daytona Beach Community College FL Endicott College MA I)e Anza College CA Enterprise State Junior College AL Dean Junior College MA Erie Community College Central Office NY DeKalb Community College GA Essex Community College MD Del Mar College TX Essex County College NJ Delaware County Community College PA Eunice Campus LA Delaware Technical and Community College DE Everett Community College WA Delgado Community College LA Evergreen Valley College CA Delta College MI Denmark Technical College SC F Ihuiver Auraria Community College CO Fairbury Campus NE

87 QA Fairmont Community College WV Grand Rapids Junior College M I Fajardo Regional Campus PR Grande Prairie Regional College CN Farmingdale Campus NY Grant Macewan Community College ('N Fashion Institute of Design/Merch CA Grants Campus NM Fashion Institute of Technology NY Grays Harbor College WA Fayetteville Technical Institute NC Grayson County Junior College TX Feather River College CA Greater Hartford Community College CT Felieian College IL Greater New Haven State Technical College CT Fergus Falls Community College MN Green Bay Campus WI Fisher Junior College MA Green River Community College* WA Flanagan Campus RI Greenfield Community College MA Flathead Valley Community College MT Greenville Technical College SC Florence.Darlington Technical College SC Grossmont College CA Florida College FL Grossmont Community College District CA Florida Junior College at Jacksonville FL Guam Community College GU Florida Keys Community College FL Guayama Center PR Floyd Junior College GA Guayama Regional College PR Fond Du Lae Campus WI Guilford Technical Community College NC Foothill College CA Gulf Coast Community College FL rothillDeanza Community College District CA Forsyth Technical Institute NC H Fort Scott Community College KS Hagerstown Junior College MD Fort Steilacoom Community College WA Halifax Community College NC Fox Valley Technical Institute WI Harcum Junior College PA Frank Phillips College TX Harford Community College MD Franklin Institute of Boston MA Harlingen Campus TX Fred H. Kent Campus FL Harrisburg Area Community College PA Frederick Campus VA Harry M. Ayers State Technical College AL Frederick Community College MD Hartford College For Women CT Fresno City College CA Hartford State Technical College CT Front Range Community College CO Hartnell College CA Frontier Community College IL Haskell Indian Junior College KS Fullerton College CA Hastings Campus NE Fulton-Montgomery Community College N Hawaii Community College HI Hawkeye Institute of Technology IA G Haywood Technical College NC Gadsden State Junior College Al, Hazard Community College KY Gadsden State Technical Institute AL Heald Institute of Technology CA Gainesville Junior College, GA Henderson Community College KY Gallup Campus NM Henderson County Junior College TX Galvestor College TX Henry Ford Community College MI Garden City Community College KS Herkimer County Community College NY Garland County Community (,:ollege* AR Hesston College KS Garrett Community College MI) Hibbing Community College MN Ga.,q0n College. NC Highland Community Colleg.. KS Gateway Technical Institute WI Highland Community College IL Gavilan College ('A Highland Lakes Campus MI Geauga Campus OH Highland Park Community College MI Genesee Community College NY Highline Community College WA George C. Wallace State Community College AL Hilbert College NY George C. Wallace State Community College AL Hill Junior College .TX George Corley Wallace, State Community College AL Hillsborough Community College FL Georgia Military College GA Hillsdale Free Will Baptist OK Germanna 'ommunity College VA Hinds Junior College District MS Gv111 t 0%11 C141111)US MI) Hiwassee College TN Glen Oaks Community College MI Hobson State Technical College AL Glendale Community College AZ Hocking Technical College OH Glendale C4nnmunity College CA Holmes Junior College MS Gloucester County College* NJ Holyoke Community College MA Gogehic Community College M Honolulu Community College H I Golden Valley Lutheran College MN Hopkinsville Community College KY Golden West College CA Horry-Georgetown Technical College SC Gordon Junior College GA Hostos Community College NY (;rand ':land Campus NE Housatonic Community College CT

88 95 Houston Community Colley-, system TX Johnston Technical College NC Howard College TX Joliet Junior College I L Howard Community College MD Jones County Junior College MS Howard County Junior College District TX Junior College of Albany NY Hudson County Community College NJ Hudson Valley Community College NY K Humphreys College CA Kalamazoo Valley Community College MI Hutchinson Community College KS Kankakee Community College IL Kansas City Kansas Community College KS Kansas Technical Institute KS ICPR Junior College PR Kapiolani Community College HI Illinois Central College* IL Kaskaskia College I L Illinois Eastern Community Colleges I L Kauai Community College HI Illinois Valley Community College IL Kellogg Community College MI Imperial Valley College CA Kemper Military School And College MO Independence Community College KS Kenai Peninsuh. Community College AK Indian Hills Community College IA Kennebec Valley Vocational Technical Institute* ...... ME Indian River Community College FL Kennedy-King College I L Indian Valley Colleges' CA Kenosha Campus WI Indiana Vocational Technical College IN Kern Community College District CA Indiana Vocational Technical CollegeRegion 10 IN Ketchikan Community College AK Indiana Vocational Teclwical College-Richmond IN Kettering College of Medical Arts OH Institute of Arn,rican Ind Arts NM Keyano College CN International Fine Arts Callege FL Keystone Junior College PA Inver Hills Community College MN Kilgore College TX Iowa Central Community College IA Kings River Community College CA Iowa Lakes Community College IA Kingsborough Community College NY Iowa Valley Community College District IA Kirkwood Community College IA Iowa Western Community College IA Kirtland Community College MI Ironton Campus OH Kishwaukee College IL Islands Community College AK Knight Campus RI Isothermal Commuoity College NC Kodiak Community College AK Itasca Community College MN Kokomo Technical Institute IN Itawamba Junior College MS Kuskokwirn Community College AK 1VTC-Southwest Tuchnical Institute IN Ivy TechCentral Indiana Region IN La Montana Regional College PR J Lab Institute of Merchandising NY J. F. Ingram State Technical College. AL Labette Community College KS Stzgetait 'ttolds Community College VA Lackawanna Junior College PA .I.F. Drake St.i:e Technical College AL Lafayette Technical Institute IN Jackson Campus MS Laguardia Community College NY Jackson Community College MI Lake City Community College FL Jacks, n County Campus MS Lake Land College IL Jackson State (mmunity College TN Lake Michigan College M Jacksonville Co i(g TX Lake Region Community College ND James H. Faulkner State Junior College AL Lake Tahoe Community College CA James Sprunt Technical College NC Lake-Sumter Community College FL Jamestown Community College NY Lakeland Community College OH Jefferson College MO Lakeshore Technical 1:-.stitute WI Jefferson Community College' KY Lakewood Community College MN jefferson Cm..munity CW1...ge NY Lamar Community College CO Jefferson Davis Campus MS Lamar University At Orange TX Jefferson Davis State Junior College' AL Lancaster Campus 01-1 Jefferson State Junior College AL Lane Community College OR Jefferson Technical College OH Laney College CA John A. Gupton Colleg* TN Lams": Community College MI Jn A. Logan College IL Larar w County Community College WY John ('. Calhoun State Community College AL Lareoo Junior College TX John H. Daniel Campus VA Lasell Junior College MA John M. Patterson State Technical College AL Lassen College CA John Tyler Community College VA Lawson State Community College AL John Wood Community College IL Lee College TX Johnson County Community College KS Lees College KY

89 96 Lees-Mcrae College NC Marion Military Institute AL Leeward Community College HI Marion Technical College OH Lehigh County Community College PA Marshall UniversityCommunity College WV Leicester Campus MA Marshalltown Community College IA Lenoir Community College NC Marshfield Campus WI Lewis and Clark Community College IL Marshfield-Wood County Campus WI Lexington Community College KY Martin College TN Lima Technical College OH Martin Community College NC Lincoln Campus NE Mary Holmes College MS Lincoln College IL Maryniotmt Palos Verdes College CA Lincoln Land Co n. .pity College IL Massachusetts Bay Community College MA Lincoln Trail College IL Massasoit Community College MA Lindsey Wilson College KY Matanuska Susitna Community College AK Linn - Benton Community College OR Mater Del College NY Logan Campus WV Mattatuck Community College CT Lon Morris College TX Maui Community College HI Long Beach City College CA Mayaguez Center PR Longview Community College MO Mayland Technical College NC Loop College IL Maysville Community College KY Lorain County Community College OH McCook Community College .NE Lord Fairfax Community College VA McDowell Technical College NC Los Alamos NM McHenry County College .IL Los Angeles City College CA McLennan Community College TX Los Angeles Community College District CA Medical Center Campus FL Los Angeles Harbor College CA Medicine Hat College CN Los Angeles Mission College CA Mendocino College CA Los Angeles Pierce College CA Merced College CA Los Angeles Southwest College CA Mercer County Community College NJ Los Angeles Trade-Technical College CA Meridian Junior College MS Los Angeles Valley College CA Merritt College CA Los Medanos College CA Mesa Community College AZ Los Rios Community College District CA Mesabi Community College MN Loudoun Campus VA Metropolitan Campus OH Louisburg College NC Metropolitan Technical Community College NE Lower Columbia College WA Miami UniversityHamilton Campus OH LSU at Alexandria LA Miami-Dade Community College FL Luna Vocational Technical Institute* NM Mid Michigan Community College MI Lurleen B. Wallace State Junior College AL Mid-Plain.. Community College NE Luzerne County Community College PA Mid - Plains Technical Community College Area NE Mid-State Technical Institute WI M Middle Georgia College GA Maccormac College IL Middlesex Community College CT Macomb Community College MI Middlesex Community College MA Macon Junior College GA Middlesex County College NJ Madison Area Technical College WI Middletown Campus* OH Madisonville Community College KY Midland College TX Main Campus IL Midlands Technical College SC Malcolm X College IL Midway College KY Manassas Campus V A Miles Community College MT Manatee Community College FL Milford Campus NE Manchester Campus NH Milw3altee Area Technical College WI Manchester Community College CT Mineral Area College MO Manitowoc County Campus* WI Minneapolis Community College MN Manor Junior College* PA Mira Costa College CA Mansfield Campus OH Mission College CA Maple Woods Community College MO Mississippi County Community College AR Marathon County Campus WI Mississippi Delta Junior College MS Maria College NY Mississippi Gulf Coast Junior College MS Maria Regina College NY Mitchell College CT Maricopa County Community College District AZ Mitchell Community College NC Maricopa Technical Community College AZ Moberly Area Junior College MO Marinette Campus WI Modesto Junior College CA Marinette County Campus W. Mohave Community College AZ Marion Campus* OH Mohawk Valley Community College NY

90 97 Nohow' Community College CT North Campus FL Monroe Community College NY North Campus CA Monroe County Community College MI North Central Michigan College MI Montcahn Community College MI North Central Technical College OH Monterey Peninsula College CA North Central Technical Institute WI Montgomery College MD North Country Community College NY Montgomery County Community College PA North Dakota State School of Science ND Montgomery Technical College NC North Dakota gtate Urivervity Bottineau ND Montreat-Anderson College NC North Florida Junior College* FL Moorpark Cc's le CA North Greenville College SC Moraine Park Technical Institute WI North Harris County College District TX Moraine Valley Community College 1L North Hennepin Community College MN Morgan Community College CO North Idaho College ID Morristown College TN North Iowa Area Community College IA Morrisville Agricultural and Technical College NY North Lake College TX Morton College IL North Orange County Community College District CA Motlow State Community College TN North Seattle Community College WA Mount Aloysius Junior College PA North Shore Community College MA Mount Ida College MA Northampton County Area Community College PA Mount Royal College CN Northcentral Technical Institute IN Mount Wachusett Community College MA Northeast Alabama State Junior College AL Mountain Empire Community College VA Northeast Campus TX Mountain View College TX Northeast Iowa Technical Institute IA Mt. Hood Community College OR Northeast Technical Community College NE Mt. San Antonio College CA Northeast Technicas Institute IN Mt. San Jacinto College CA Northeast Texas Community College TX Murray State College OK Northeast Wisconsin VTAE District WI Muscatine Cominunity College IA Northeastern Christian Junior College PA Muscle Shoals State Technical College AL Northeastern Junior College CO Muskegon Community College MI Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College OK Muskingum: Area Technical College OH Northern Essex Community College MA Northern Maine Vocational Technical Institute* ME MC N Northern Marianas College N.F. Nunnelley State Technical College AL Northern Nevada Community College NV N.H. Vocational/Technical College NH Northern New Mexico Community College NM Napa Valley College CA Northern Oklahoma College OK Nash Technical College NC Northern Virginia Community College VA Nashville State Technical Institute TN Northland Community College MN Nassau Community College NY Northland Pioneer College AZ National Education Center Bauder FL Northwest Alabama State Junior College AL Navgjo Community College AZ Northwest Alabama State Technical College AL Navarro College TX Northwest Campus TX Nebraska Western College NE Northwest Community College WY Neosho County Community College KS Northwest Community College AK New Ham ?shire Technical Institute NH Northwest Iowa Technical College IA New Mexico Junior College NM Northwest Mississippi Junior College* MS New Mexico Military Institute NM Northwest Region IN New Richmond Campus WI Northwest Technical College OH New River Community College VA Northwestern Connecticut Community College CT New World Center Campus FL Northwestern Michigan College MI New York City Technical College NY Norwalk Community College CT Newbury Junior College Inc. MA Norwalk State Technical College CT NH Vocational Technical College-Berlin NH NH VocationalTechnical College-Laconia NH 0 Niagara County Community College NY Oakland Community College MI Nicolet College and Technical Institute WI Oakton Community College IL Normandale Community College MN Ocean County College NJ North Arkansas Community College AR Odessa College TX North Campus NY Oglala Lakota College SD North Campus VA Ohio State University At Newark OH North Campus WI Ohio University Belmont OH North Campus IA Ohio Valley College WV North Campus TX Ohlone College CA North Campus FL Okaloosa-Walton Junior College FL 91 98 Oklahoma City Community College OK Portland Community College OR Oklahoma College OK Potomac State College WV Oklahoma State University Technical Institute OK Prairie State College IL Olive Harvey College IL Pratt Community College KS Olney Central College IL Presentation College SD Olympic College WA Prestonsburg Community College KY Omi-College of Applied Science OH Prince George's Community College MD Onondaga Community College NY Prince William Sound Community College AK Opelika State Technical College AL Pueblo Community College CO Orange Coast College CA Puerto Rico Junior College PR Orange County Community College NY Orangeburg. Calhoun Technical College SC Orchard Ridge Campus MI Oshkosh Campus WI Quad Cities Campus IL Otero Junior College CO Queen of The Holy Rosary College CA Ottumwa Campus IA Queerulborough Community College NY Owens Technical College OH Quincy Junior College MA Oxford College of Emory University GA Quinebaug Valley Community College CT Oxnard College CA Quinsigiunond Community College MA

P R Paducah Community College KY Racine Campus WI Palm Beach Junior College FL Rainy River Community College MN Palo Verde College CA Ramirez College of Business Technology PR Palomar College CA Randolph Technical College NC Pamlico Technical College NC Ranger Junior College TX Panama Canal College PN Rappahannock Community College VA Pano la Junior College TX Raymond Campus MS Parham Road Campus VA Raymund Walters General and Technical College OH Paris Junior College TX Reading Area Community College PA Parkersburg Community College WV Red Deer College CN Parkland College IL Red Rocks Community College CO Pa.-laden& City College CA Reid State Technical College AL Pasco-Hernando Community College FL Reinhardt College GA Passaic County Community College NJ Rend Lake College IL Patrick Henry Community College VA Rice Lake Campus WI Patrick Henry State Junior College AL Rich Mountain Community College AR Paul D. Camp Community College VA Richard Bland College VA Paul Smith's College of Arts and Science NY Richard J. Daley College IL Peace College Richland Campus WI Pearl River Junior College MS Richland College TX Peirce Junior College PA Richland Community College IL Peninsula College WA Richmond Technical College NC Penn Valley Community College MO Ricks College ID Pennsylvania Institute of Technology PA Rio Grande Campus TX Pensacola Junior College FL Rio Grande College and Community College OH Peralta Community College District CA Rio Hondo College CA Perkinaton Campus MS Rio Salado Community College AZ Phillips County Community College AR Riverside City College CA Phoenix College AZ Roane State Community College TN Piedmont technical College NC Rosmoise-Chowan Technical College NC Piedmont Technical College SC Robeson Technical College NC Piedmont Virginia Community College VA Rochester Community College MN Pikes Peak Community College CO Rock County Campos* WI Pima Community College AZ Rock Valley College IL Pinebrook Junior College PA Rockingham Community College NC Pioneer Community College MO Rockland Community College NY Pitt Community College NC Rockville Campus MD Platte Campus NE Rogers State College OK Polk Community College FL Rogue Community College OR Ponce Regional College PR Rose State College OK Ponce Technological University College PR Roswell Campus NM Port Arthur Branch TX Rowan Technical College NC Forterville College CA Roxbury Community College MA

92 S Somerset County College NJ S. D. Bishop State Junior College AL South Campus TX Saasmento City College' CA South Campus NY Saddleback Comnumity College District CA South Campus VA Salem Campus OH South Campus PA Salem annmwtity College NJ South Campus WI Sabah Kootenai College MT South Campus FL Salkehatchle University Campus SC South Campus IA Sampson Technical College NC South Campus FL San Antonio College TX South Campus TX San Bernardino Community College District CA South Campus MI San Bernardino Valley College CA South Campus CA San Diego City College CA South Central Community College CT San Diego Community College District CA South Florida Community College FL San Diego Mesa College CA South Georgia College GA San Diego Miramar College CA South Mountain Community College AZ San Francisco Community College District CA South Plains College TX San Jacinto College District TX South Puget Sound Community College WA San Joaquin De he College CA South Seattle Community College WA San Jose City College CA Southeentral Technical Institute IN San Jose Community College District CA Southeast Campus MI San Juan College NM Southeast Community College NE San Mateo County Community College District CA Southeast Community College KY Sandhi7ls Community College NC Southeastern Community College NC Santa Ana College* CA Southeastern Community College IA Santa Barbara City College CA Southeastern Illinois College* IL Santa Fe Community College FL Southern Arkansas University-El Dorado Branch AR Santa Monica College CA Southern Baptist College AR Santa Rosa Junior College CA Southern Campus DE Sante Fe Community College NM Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute .CE Sauk Valley College IL Southern Seminary Junior College VA Sayre Junior College OK Southern State Community College OH Schenectady County Community College NY Southern Union State Junior College AL Schiller International University WG Southern University at Shreveport LA Schoolcraft College MI Southern West Virginia Community College WV Scott Community College IA Southside Virginia Community College VA Scottsdale Community College AZ Southwest Mississippi Junior College MS Seattle Central Communi4 College WA Southwest State Technical College* AL Seattle Community College District VI WA Southwest Texas Junior College TX Seminole Community College FL Southwest Virginia Community College VA Seminole Junior College OK Southwest Wisconsin Voc-Tech Institute WI Seward County Community Junior College KS Southwestern Christian College TX Shasta College' CA Southwestern College CA Shawnee Community College IL Southwestern Community College IA Shawnee State Community College OH Southwestern Junior College TX Sheboygan Campus WI Southwestern Michigan College MI Shelby State Community College TN Southwestern Oregon Community College OR Shelton State Community College AL Southwestern Technical College NC Shepherd CollegeCommunity College Component WV Spartanburg Methodist College SC Sheridan College WY Spartanburg Technical College SC Shin-Gu Junior College KA Spokane Community College WA Shoreline Community College WA Spokane Falls Community College WA Shorter College AR Spoon River College IL Sierra College CA Spring Valley Campus CO Signal Peak Campus AZ Springfield College In Illinois IL Sinclair Community College OH Springfield Technical Community College MA Sinte Gleska College Center* SD St Johns River Community College FL Sioux Empire College IA St. Augustine College IL Skagit Valley College WA St. Catharine College KY Skyline College CA St, Clair County Community College MI Snead State Junior College AL St. Gregory's College OK Snow College UT St. Johns College BH So lano Community College CA St. Louis C.C. at Forest Park MO Somerset Community College KY St. Louis C.C.-Florissant Valley MO St. Louis C.C.Menimec MO Tranamountain Campus TX St. Louis Commurity College MC Treasure Valley Community College OR St. Mary's College NC Treaty Oak Community College Service District OR St. Mary's College of O'Fallon MO Trenholni State Technical College* AL St. Mary's Junior College MN Trenton Junior College MO St. Paul's College MO Tri-Cities State Technical Institute TN St. Petersburg Junior College FL Tot- County Community College NC St. Philip's College TX Tri-County Technical College SC Standing Rock Community College ND Trident Technical College SC Stan ly Technical College NC Trinidad State Junior College CO Stanton/Wilmington Campuses DE Triton College IL Stark Regional Campus OH Trocaire College NY Stark Technical College OH Truckee Mea4ows Community College NV State Center Community College District CA Truett-McConnell College GA State Community College of East St. Louis I L Trunnui College IL State Fair Community College MO Trumbub Campus OH State Technical Institute at Knoxville TN Tulsa Junior College OK State Technical Institute at Memphis TN Tuna& Community College CT Stevens Point Campus WI Turtle Mountain Community College ND Stratham Campus* NH Tuscarawas Campus OH Sturgeon Bay 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Niv f Sh imilmmum Dale Parnell shares his vision of the future of the community college Periodicals Leadership movement. The book also features reviews of each chapter by current AACX Letter Bookshelf Series midlevel managers on the im The only national weekly newsletter dons for leadership In ad n to Comma.College the editor featured resource persons exclushely for community technical, Leadership fbr the flea. and Paler college laden. Edited by reviewed include Richard Alfred, AACJC President Dale Parnell, a for- John E. Roueche and George A. Thomas Barton JE, Carl Christian mer community college president Bake; editors, 1984. $10. Andersen, Louis Bender John Blong, and chancellor who is intimately In this first monograph to be pub- James lbmmons, James Hudgins, acquainted with the requirements lished by AACJC under the Barbara Keener, George Keller Byron of administrabra limely topical Leadership Bookshelf Series, nine McCiennee Richard Richardson Jr., "briefs" on cost-effective manage- leaders with recognized auccess in John Roueche, and George Vaughan. ment, the latest statistical data, community college and university 1378 marketing and advancement oppor- management share their experiences, tunities, and other "must have the techniques they have found use- information are regular inserts in the frg, and their personal views about Student Aid Letter.Alternating issues focus on community college leadership In ad- current legislative concerns and dition to the editors, the contributing and Nation federal policies. CJC1 writers are Alfredo de los Santos Jc, Student Aid and Public Published weekly $60 per single sub- R. Jan LeCroe Robert McCabe, Byron McClennee Richard Richardson Jr, Higher Education: scription; $30 per group subscription Joe Rushing, and Benjamin *gal. (10 or more copies delivered to one A Program; Report address). 135X Jacob 0. Stampen and Roxanne Fadng the Challengesqf the Wilkie Reeves, 1983. $5. A report sponsored by the American Community and Munn The MN Presidents Association of Community and Junior Junior College Journal Academy Award Addresses. Colleges, the American Association of The only national magazine devoted 1984. $6. State Colleges and Universities, and exclusively to the interests of people Second in the AACJC Leadership the National Association of State Uni- involved in community technical, and Bookshelf Series, this mo oomph versities and Land-Grant Colleges junior college education. For more contains four addresses by leading analyzing the distribution and impact than a half century the Journal has community college presidents and of student financial assistance at offered readable, worthwhile infor- chancellors selected for recognition public colleges and universities dur- mation about exemplary programs, by the AACJC Presidents Academy ing the academic year 11-82, based practices, policies, and people. It Contributing writers are Rose Chan- on approximately 12,000 student aid provides a sought-after opportunity ning, Donald Goldbold, Richard recipient records of 226 participating for administrators and faculty to pub- Greenfield, and Robert ParWa. 1366 institutions. A1B2 lish their best ideas. Regular features include Association news, legislation Leadership Strategies Low Million Fact Book. analysis, campus activities and facili- ties, research reports, and book Jbr Community College 1983. $2. reviews. CJC2 Effectiveness. Documents eight basic facts about tuition and educational opportunity Published eight times annually $16 Dale F. Campbell, alb; 1985. $14. and addresses the need for colleges per single subscription; $8 per group and universities to work toward low subscription (10 or more copies de- Number 3 in the Leadership Book- tuition and the adequate appropria- livered to one address). shelf Series, this monograph is based tions for higher education that make on the outcomesof theNorth Car- low tuition possible. A publication of One Community College Presidents' the National Coalition for Lower Li- Cormnunitg achnical, and Leadership Institute, which was con- tton in Higher Education: American Junior College 1Thedory ducted in 198344 to help chief Association of Community and Junior executives acquire new management The most authoritative source for Colleges, American Association of skills and strategies for coping with current data on more than 1,220 State Colleges and Universities, and tackler information society The vel- accredited two-year colleges. Data the National Association of State Uni- um reviews how the challenges of include name, address, and phone versities and Wei-Craig Colleges. rapid technological developments, a numberofeach institution; chief ell- Alp eco increasing corn- ecutive officer; accreditation rmw and a type of academic year parttime crisis in identity can met with mg motivating compe- runtime enrollment; community ser- tencies and adaptive strategies in Ibcket Readers vice/adult education enrollment; number of faculte professional staff human resource development, re- Series and administrator; and tuition fees. source development and marketing, the curriculum, and creative This publication also provides in- leadership and governance. Noted formation on &VC% programs and ProvenItirtairs: members of the proesssoriate and the services, Board of Directors, member- Business, Labor; and ship, and affiliated councils. Included AACJC Presidents Academy synthe- College& size the best of theory and sharing of are two-year college organiestkurs successful Dale Parnell and and state administrators. 1511 of adaptive strat- .1) w. I,community college Roger tuTington, 1982. Published annualbt $25. .i1 news, and AACJC President $5 each; 12 for $25. 98 04 IDirectory of 40 examples of the types An exchudve source clInfonnUlon of partnerships community colleges about the leaders of trap -year col- are developingeev ry day with local Cents 'for lege% containing biographical emilloYes- and n Published Community AACJC and its nts Acad- Teaching Writingwith the Education emy. 139 Computer as fleipex J.Ibrence Kelly and A Lookto Moe Itam ChiettExecutive Officers Kamala Ananclam, 1982. r corn acs and $5 each; 12 for $25. the =Ls Compensation. Describes in some detail a bleak- of Commanity Education. R. Stephen Nicholson, 1981. through in providing computer Holly M. Jellison, earn; 1981.45. $10. for faculty and mini- m the ry in scoring Fourth aprend final in a series of mono- Breed on a study directed by the student& essqs. 135 graphs by the AACJC author (formerly chairman of the Center for Community Education, AACJC Presidents Academy) this Note Some INA QuestionsAbout this publication centers on the pros- report prairies comparatiota rel- Corn Collegesand The Com- pect that the comm education ative to the compensation munity America: A !Whet mt will become the primary executive officers and certain provi- History published as num- focus in the continuing development slow of their employment, including bers 3 and 4 in the series, have been of the community college as a com- fringe benefita. Lin revised under new formats. The fin% ineherishes community-based mer is now incorporated in Con a institution. The papers presented CollegeOr Opportunity andEx. here by paticipants °fa 1I round- cellence?Ibugh Questions About table raise penetrating questions Community lidurical, and Junior about the current status and future The latter has been retitleddirection of community education. Older Americans The .1mustily CollegeinAmerica: 1082 A Short History Bothare described Profpwn elsewhere in this brochure. Inter**Through Free and ReducedNation Cooperative Ayeements: I ade, for Older Adult almommi Elan Exampkv cif Students at Community, Polides for How It Can Mb& Jun* and /itch:deal Welong Education Holly M. Jellison, edito4 1981.$5. Colleges. A publication of the AACJC Center Loretta J. ButcheA 1980. $3. Modernising State for Community Education presenting This study by the AACJC Older !Wicks: 11 representative crimples of formal Americans Program eramines the Community Colleges and cooperative agreements between existence of statewide policies reg- 'lifelong Education. community colleges and local agen- ulating community, technical, and Jamison Gilder edit(); 1981. cies for the purpose of providing Junior colleges, as well as tuition- $7.50. community education j3rograms. Cop- waiver policies established by indi- ies of agreements are Wiuded. 1090 vidual institutions in states without During the AACJC project Pol- icies for Lifelong Education convened these policies. It explores whether assemblies in North Carolina New these policies cover the types of Interfice in Retrospect, - courses taken by the majority of link, Florida, and California for the Holly M. Jellison, editor, 1981. $5. purpose of developing specific policy older adult students and whether recommendations that would help lb satisfy requests for .reprints of they benefit or limit lifelong learning opportunities. 1007 modernize outdated policy frame- articles appearing inInterface,the works affecting community colleges. newsletter of the Center for Commu- This is a report of the recommenda- nity Education, the center produced H Education tions that were developed by these this compilation of the 16 most popu- the Older Iblunteer: four states, and includes a summary lar The articles selected fall into two of the projectir accomplishments. general categories those deal% A Place fEw Everyone. 1074 with current trends in the phi' .hy Holly M. Jellison, edito; 1980. of community-based education $6. Polides those describing particular programs The twofold purpose of this mono- that demonstrate the practice of graph, which was by the Lifelong Education. these concepts. 1104 Older Americans AACJC, Jamison Gilder, editor; 1979. $5. is to mange the recruitment and The Policies for Lifelong Education hiring of older whuiteers to enhance projector AACJC convened a national the services provided by colleges and assembly at Mile House in !Munn- Chief Exeastive universities to the community, and to ton, Virginia, for the consideration of stimulate the design and develop- current issues and problems affircting lifters ment or restructuring of programs lifelong education, and to make spe- that professionalize volunteer ser- cific recommendations for policy Thehtwkkats and vices. The activities 1 resented here change and c (pension. The recant- trace the initiation,jj emen I mendstions are included here J Chancellors. and success evaluation of 13 set I. I with background issue papers. 0914 1982. 815. older adult volunteer pmgrams. 0991 99 105 Curriesdar Mass Media Books Still rriki;aliggveaess The Cakilogqf Communiqr Colleges. in Demand Masi Media College Charles A. Atwell and W Directory ttrAdminisfratom Courses. Robert Sullins, 1984. 35. of Comnumits lbchnical, Third edition. James Zigerell, Describes curricular compreltenshe- andjunior College& nese as it exists in small rural editor 1983.$20. community coleges, compares 1984. $30. Selective listing of more than 100 the role of An invaluable resource for busi- lower-division undergraduate tele- dheteitz4 and ex- nesses, governmental agencies, job courses available for lease or and managerial seekers, and anyone else wanting to purchase. In looseles4 three-hole- strategies. 1884 contact the right person at the right punched format. Edited by James It contains names of admIn- Zigerell for the Instructional We- staff 111,219 accredited communications Cot Actium, an At the Onsiroads: two-par colleges and the address agency of AACJC. General Education and central hone number of each 1279 In Commit, Colleges. institution. listed Clifton F. Conrad, include the chief executive of icez 11998_3._$$5. Reviews the . and examhves the academic dean, director of commu- Adult Learning nity relation& dean of student per current co . n of general educa- and Public Broadcasting. service& director of student tion in community colleges, focusing Marilyn Kressel, editoc 1980. on trends and developments while financial aid, director of governmen- $6.50. offering options to consider for re- tal relations, dean of occupational Provides a record of the work initi- vitalidng adding programs. 1809 education, director of continuing ated by the AACJC Adult Learning eclucationkomminvfty services, and and Public Broadcasting Fleet, business (Chet Cross referenced which examined the use of television The M qf name of college and name of as an effecthe mode of offering edu- Student Pmfpums ual. This publication also provides cational options to adults. This in Co:mone Colkges: information on AACJCb programs and publication also represents the high Revamping Promises services, Board of Directors, member. level of cooperation received from ship, and Misted comils. 1383 both broadcast and educational com- and Structure& munities in the course of designing William L. Deegan, 1982. $5. The Community College: and implementing the project. Presents a perspective on the student %best Von & Vitality 0965 affairs profession, identifies the prob- Edmund J. (Heuer JE, 1980. $8 lems and issues that influence the development of student affairs pro- each; $6.50 each on bulk Using Mass Metals grams, and proposes recommen- orders (10 or more copies). for Learning. dations for Mute research, policy What do you consider to be the Roger Yarrington, eclito1979. development, and management central elements in community col- practices. 1260 lege mission over the next several $7.50. years? That was the question the Witten by members of the AACJC author asked of state officials, legisla- Usk Force on the Uses of Mass Media What Is tors, community college presidents, for Learning, this book serves as a Student Development? &cult); students, community groups, resource to colleges wishing to make Donald Rippey, 1. '1. $5. and others associated with the col- greater use tithe mass media in Offers a new model for student devel- leges. The dowers he received offering educational services to their opment dependent on developmental became thebasis for this book (now communities. This work focuses pri- learning theory demands in in its thirdprinting), alowith his marily on the telecourse as the learning strategies involving all mail- own vlewpoit which have grown medium offering the most potential able resources of the college, and out of more than 20 years of opul- for many community colleges and prescribes educational !Unctions ence in community college education large numbers of learners. for professional employees. 1112 as the chief executive oMcer of 0876 AACJC. 0973 Perspective: Community in the MO& Organising Ste Cosind, 1!): 1. $5. Development Frog:was Horitons Issues Views the challenges facing commu- Matte nity colleges in the 19130s from lerry O'Banion, 1978. $5: Monograph Series planning ahead to anticipathig de- Stiff development is oms of the best clining resources and changing opportunities community colleges Continuing series of monographs on student mixes and interests as have had for their overall communitx technical, and junior drawn by a man who has spent 35 aims and purposes. Thb book de- college education, sponsored by the pars as a community cone. teethe; scribes some approaches that should American Association of Community dean, and president, and as a tmiver- in orgsnizing a staff and Junior Col! Council Uni- sity inoisssor with specific development pant that really versitiesand Co and ERIC assignments in community college works, from assessment to pro- Clearinghouse for Junior Colleges. educatkm. 041,8 gram evaluation. 0744 Jr 100 106 EnergyEducation assembly contains recommendations try Jane Jackman and James Programs: for the improvement of humanities R. Mahone% 1982. $6. eduction in community colleges, as wen as . 4 I.1 Describes 40 exemplaryY 11 native m I Peels PrePared between comm I =erfolti ea ha by amen* , WU Colleges. and business and Industre outlines the benefits and prot4ems of Mary Ann Settlemire, 1981. $4. Mesa these mwam, and sketches gen- Presents a perspective on energy clr eral CMICer03 their expansion minuteness in the U.S. and on the PortellelleCbr=1979. within the colleges. The monograph role two-year colleges can pig in $7.60. also contains contact names, ad- to resource needs. 'kends A study ci1978 data, collected and dresses, and telephone numbers, and =1)unfengrtaintiesin the enact field analysed by AACJC, on minorityen- offers a comprehensivebibliography are noted in this monograph, which 1171 also pm/ides colleges with informa- rollment and staffing in community, tion that may be usefid as reference technical, andjunior colleges. In- coded are commentaries by minority CommunityCollege asters in an energy education course and helpM in estab leaders from around the countryon jbr Contraded Programs. the accomplishments and Mum James R. Mahone% 1982. $6. map needs of minorities in education. As the sequel to nouklera to the 0912 Reef, this lication focuses on 15 GallupStudy: Images qf model administrative units already Community College& SmallBusiness Course Or established on community college The Gallup Organization, 1981. Okkr American& campuses to coordinate and emend $10. 1983. $35. contesct programs with businesslin- Course of instruction for older dustry and other community groups. A study (tithe attitudes of the Ameri- The monograph summarizes center can public toward the image and citizens who want to explore the possibilities of owning and/cgre. characteristics and outlines the im- function of the nationt community plementation and operation colleges based on interviewscon- sting their own successful business. Includes Instructor% recommendations and advice col- ducted during September 1981. lected from center directors. 1228 Appendices include a detailed de- Guide and Student Handbook, both in looseleaf format, in a handsome scrimion of the design of the sample, EmployeeBraining a description of the companion of three-ring binder Product of apro- the achieved sample, sA tables of ject conducted by AACJC with the roductivity recommended sampling tolerances. cooperation of ten community RogerR litrrington, editog 1980.$5. AIB1 colleges, and funded by the Ad- A report of the 1980 Wingspreadcon- ministrition on Aging ct the U.S. ference on industry-education Department of Health and Human cooperation for increasing productiv- Internationalizing Services. 1287 ity through employee training. Community Colleges. Cosponsors were AACJC, the Ameri- Roger iiirringWn, editog 1978. imminum can Ibcational Association, and the $5. American Society for Ti tilting and Development. Included in this book A report of the 1978 Wingspreadcon- CollegelBusiness ference addressing aspects of are background papers and further rtnerships recommendations for a national pol- international education programs in icy on human resource development. community colleges. Includedare 1028 background papers on interna- Putting MaksBack to tionalizing the curriculum, student NW*: The and faculty exchanges, technicalas- 111111111111011111 sistance programs, and a model s11,1;aonegeditog 1984. agreement with a foreign junior col- $8.50. lege. Recommendations formulated Hilit0171 bythe participants are also included. A report and guidebook on the his- 0698 toTand purposes of the AACJC/ The&u, mify College Putting America Back Anurica:A&Bort History toIlininicleocntipletedin January 1984 George B. Vaughan, 1985. $6 StrengtheningHumanities and succeeded by v wing America in Community Colleges. oudining anent sod fu- each; 16 es ch on bulk orders Roger ikrrington, editog 1980. for community colleges In (10 or more copies). $5. economic and human resource deal- A popular item, previously released opment. Includes guidelines fa under the Pocket Reader Series and Research conducted by the Center for now revised, this book is a succinct the Study of Community Colleges at strategic Planaing Pre- to the creation of partner' historical outline of the significant the University of California, Los An- ships between the colleges and the events, developments, and people of geles, indicated that the humanities public and private sectors. With anno- the community college nunement in no longer occupy the central position tated bibliography and tables. 1341 America. An they once held in American higher for ac- quainting new education. In an effort to bring the board members, Shoulder,to the Wheel: stuchmts, and businesses humanities Into prominence once with the phi' again, AACJC convened an assembly EnerapRelaled behind what makes this institution the commu- Airlie House in Verrenton, Vin Collegellittsiness nity; technical, orjunior con* ginia, late in 1979. This report of the Oreperative Agreements. work and work well. 1414 101 107 sizes those findings that are relevant 111=1111111111111111 Panell answers some of the more frequently raised questions concern- to two-year colleges. The sums was ing these colleges. This publication is conducted by Group Attitudes Corpo- a must for new recut; new board ration and cosponsored by MCJC, Opportunity With members, and all others who want to theCollegeBoard, and Council for gain a better understanding of Amer- Advancement and Support of Educa- Excellence. icab community technical, and junior tion. 1457 1984. $40 purchase; $20 rent. colleges. 1422 A 30-minute videotape of a presenta- Associate Deipee Preferred. tion by MCJC President Dale Parnell Dale Parnell, editor, 1985. $15. to the community colleges of Con- The Artiadationfflumfer necticut, focusing on the mbsion and Phenomenon: Raters. and This monograph eraunines the associ- philosophy of community colleges. Diredions. ate degree from several perspectives. Released through the courtesy of the Frederick C. Kintzer and James Foremost is the Associationb policy statement on the associate degree, Hoard of ?}tutees of the Regional L. Wattenbarge; 1985.$10. Community Colleges of Connecticut, supplemented by AACJC President This latest edition in the Horizons and available for rent or purchase. Dale ParmIlls view of the meaning Issues Monograph Series, now under CJC4 and value of the degree, and results new format, preeents a concise review of a survey d community college No A telephone hookup between of trends and itture directions in the leaden; about the degree. This pub- subscribers and the president is fea- articulation and transfer of students lication also includes a case study sible in order to personalize the from two-year colleges to other seg- of College of DuPagek program to showing of this tape. Requests for ments of higher education. Individual upgrade its associate degn offer- such a presentation should be chapters examine 1) reasons for ing, and the MI text of Leslie directed to the presidentb Ace the declining proportion of transfer Rattail; fining the Associate De- (202/29340501 students at community colleges and gree, released in 1984 as a separate available evidence of the persistence publication. 1465 and performance of these students at senior institutions; 2) statewide artic- ulation and transfer agreements; International Nude Forthcoming 3) articulation and transfer between Education: Issues and Institutions of higher education in Programs. Four Modules in foreign countries; and 4) factors af- James L Mahone); editor, 195:i fecting the future of articulation and Small Business. $10. $35. transfer Including encouragements 1985. and constraints, transfer of credit for A collection of brief essays written by Companion to the Small Business experientialorprior learning, and university and college educators that Course for Older Americans, and the increased demand for articula- focus on the paramount issues in including Instructor-I; Guide and Stu- tion relationships with business and international trade education and dent Handbook in a handsome three- industry, proprietary schools, and on selected college programs that ring binder; this publication cowers the military 1449 address the issues. The 14 essayists four in-depth, stand-alone courses of represent an assortment of post- instruction focusing on developing secondary institutionsgraduate self-employment skills (e.g., business American Atilt:mks Milord institutions, four-year colleges, and planning, break-even analysis); devel- Conununitg 71,chnieal, and two-year collegesand a variety of oping ownership skills (success JuniorCO disciplinesbusiness, communica- characteristics, decision- making tions, languages, social science, &InesR.Mahoney, editor, 1985. skills); marketing management; and management, and International stud- capital management. 1406 $10. ies. The common thesis ri these The results of a national opinion poll minx is that postsecondary institu- conclusively show that community tions have a responsibility to provide Cana College Offer colleges are held in high regard by a business and industry executives with Opportunity and Excellence? mxilority of Americans and that they educational resources to permit them ?Nigh Questions About are seen as a significant exception to to conduct business abroad suc- Comm unitm Tichnical, and the alarming increase in the cost of cesidully because the economic JuniorColleges. higher education in the U.S. Among veil-being of the nation depends on Dale Parnell, 1985. $6 each; the surveyt findings are that the imprtwing U.S. balance -of trade re- public supports increased federal aid cords. 1473 $5 each on bulk orders (10 or for colleges and universities and more copies). more low-interest loans to college Cg their very mission, community students; the public is quite satisfied In Search of Community -deal, and junior colleges offer with the high quality of instruction at ibrtnerships. tunity to persons of all walksof mnumutfte technical, and junior col- 1985.9. it is the responsibility of each ieges, and fwls that two-year colleges Ate, !Iowan to see to it that provide a sound education at a low every student is getting the best echr- or reasonable cost; and the public Directory of Busnessl cationsl programming in his or her believes that an associate degree is Industry Coordinators. drive to succeed. In this monograph usefW to get Oh that requires some 1985.$6. AACJC President Dale Parnell ex- swathes or training and that it is plores the ways colleges can serve helpftd in aiding a student to trans* America abrking: students effectively and help them to to a fours= college or university whim, their goals °ppm,. This publication contains ewerpta hsMMus/sip& amity with excellence. In 4i from the complete survey and empha- $15. "2 Dos Findings from a survey conducted by Buttons. cepted. Additional postage and Philip Day, for the AACJC/ACCT Keep- handling costs will be charged to ing America VAmidng task force, sub- $1 each; 90* each per dozen. the customez sewage the belief that communit% I'm a Community College Lover Foteign orders add 20% for postage technical, and junior colleges re strikes again! For its hats, and handlint playing an increasingly important monogrammed bathrobes, and edu- role in the nsthmS economic develop- cating session. Lock* catch. lieturnalCancellations ment program. For naunple, two Dimenskur 2W dia. CIO thirds of ale respondents said they AACJC will replace items damaged participate in private industry cam- in shipment at no extra charge. shipments must be re- el's; 80 percent reported some type po of participation with local or state Ordering within W days from receipt of shipment. economic development offices. Ar- ticulation agreements between Information Books in salable condition and cur- community colleges and high schools rently in print may be returned for were also =mined in this survqt Generallitibrnsation credit if received by AACJC, with permission, within six months from Nearly nine out of ten respondents The first digits of the International date of shipment. A credit memo said they haw developed some type of Standard Book Number (ISBN) of will be issued and can be applied collaborative arrangements with area AACJC are 0-87117. Item numbers toward the purchase of other `high schools, but only 29 percent appearing in the publications list, reported any program articulation AACJC publications. and also noted sequentially on the Cancellations of newsletter and efforts with high schools. The fell order form, represent the last four magazine subscriptions will be results of Days study will be included digits of the ISBN. Exceptions are in a three-part compendium. The honored upon request. Credit will CJC1 through. 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