National Council On Family Relations
A NNUAL MEETING August 25·28, 1971
YMCA ~f the ROCKtES ESTES PARK CENTEA. COLORADO .... b '$ ';)l.M"'ARY OF f'X:FR PROGIW1 Thursday, August 26 Friday, August 27 :D!,_eS day, August 24 ~ to 10:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. 7: 00 p.m. mmittee Breakfast 7:30a.m. t o 8:3o a NCFR Executive Co Breakfast Breakfast ·m. Meeting 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. 7:30a.m. to 9:00a.m. ~Co ord1n ~ ·-r Family Action Committee Research and Theory t;ditors' ~ Meeting Committee Meeting Journal of Marria e Fami l~ Editors ' M and the Wednesday, August 25 Publications Board eeting Meeting 8:00 a.m. to 6: 00 p. m. 9:oo a.m. to lO:ls a.m. 8·00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Film Exhibit A S:OO a.m. to 5:00 p. m. nnual NCFR Business NCFR Executive Committee Meeting and Board Heeting Registration 8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. Employment Service 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m . 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. lO;Jo a.m. to 12:00 noon Registration Film Exhibit 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Section Meetings Vll Registration "Special" Sessions 1:00 p.m. t o 5:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Affiliated Councils Film Exhibit Emp loyment Service Workshop 9 :00a. m. to 5:00p.m. Student Seminar Employment Service Book Exhibit Book Exhibit 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Conversation Hours Book Exhibit 9:00 a . m. to 10:15 a.m. 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m . to 5:00 p.m. Annual NCFR Business l,lorkshops 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Meeting Lunch and Goodbye Plenary Session 2:00 p.m. to 4:30p.m. 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon Starred (***) sessions Affiliated Councils 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Section Meetings IV Workshop are open to everyone Section Meetings I "Special" Sessions without regi stration. "Special" Sessions Conversation Hours Persons ho 1d in g tickets 6:00 p.m. Conversation Hours Dinner for any sessions t hey 12:00 noon do not expect to 12:00 noon Lunch attend are requested to 7:30p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Lunch Presidential Session turn them in at the Conversation Hours 1:30 p.m. to 2:30p.m. reqistration des k. 8: 30 p. m. to 10:30 p.m. "Message in Song" Tickets for a few 1: 30 p.m. to 4:00 p. m. sessions are still Discussion Croups Section Neetings II 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. available. "Special" Sessions p.m. 9:30p.m. t o 10:30 p. m. Section Meetings V Family Action Committee "Special" Sessions ~leeting 1:30 p. m. to 5:00 p.m. Conversation Hours 2: 30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. 10: 30 p.m. Conversation Hours Infor mal ~li:xe r 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Family Action Committee Neeting 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Task Force on Women's Rights and 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Groves Conference Board Responsibilities Neeting 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Cookout and Entertainment Dinner and Outdoor Sing 8:30 p. m. to 10:30 p . m. 8:30p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Section Meetings VI Section Neetings III "Special" Sessions "Special" Sessions 10:30 p.m. Square Dance and Group Sing -1- NCFR EXECUTIVE W'f1ITTEE AND BOARD OF DlffCTOPS President •••• • .Geral d R. Leslie President-Elect. , , , ,Eleanore B. Luckey Past President • •. Richard N. Hey Secr etary • • • , .Elizabeth T. Sheerer Treasurer. • • • • •• . Frederick E. Berger Editor, Jou1'11aZ. of Mru>riage and the Family • Carlfred B. Broderick Editor, The Family Coordinatol' ••• •.• William C. Nichols, Jr. ~!embers-at-Large, Executive Commit tee. .Robert H. Coombs, Anne l-1. Lawson Hary Lou Purcell, Robert E. Staples ~!ember- at -Lar ge , Representing Students and Young Professionals . •• ••..•.•Jam es W. Maddock Section Chairmen: Counseling. 14111 iam Eastman Education . Barbara A. Chandler Family Action • • • .Nichael J. Spor akowski Research and Theory ..•• J. Richard Udry Special Emphases. , Theodore B. Johannis, Jr. Chairman, Board of Publications •.•• , • .Bla ine R. Porte r Chairman, Family Ac tion Committee ••..• • .David H. Olson Chairman, Standing Committee on Affiliated Councils. .J. Ob ert Kempson Chairman, Hembership Committee ••• • •• •• , •• • Dean K. Hoffman Chairman, Committee on International Liaison • • •• • .Evelyn H. Duvall Chairman, Special Committee on Family Life Education .Blaine R. Porter Chairman, Committee on Educational Standards and Certification for Family Life Educators .Rose M. Somerville Chairman, NCFR Self Study • ••• •••. . Janet S . Brown Chairman, Research and Theory Committee. • .Harold Feldman Executive Officer •.••.•••• , .• .Ruth H. Jewson ELECTED BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mable B. Anderson Wallace C. Fulton Dean K. Hoffman Beatrice Paolucci Harjory Brooks Kate B. Garner Ruth Jefferson Hyman Rodman Edward Z. Dager Arthur E. Gravatt E. James Lieberman Roger H. Rubin David M. Fulcomer Joseph Himes Herbert A. Otto Edward J. Rydman
JINNUAL rffl"ING P~ffillM COM1IllEE General Program Chairman • • •.•• · ••••••. • . Eleanore B. Luckey, University of Connecticut Co unseling Section Meetings. •••.••• William Eastman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Education Section Heetings • .Barbara Chandler, White House Conference on Children and Youth, OCD-DHEW Family Action Section Heetings • ••••.••••• Michael Sporakowski, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Research and Theory Section Heetings • • . • ••• J. Richard Udr y, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Special Emphases Section Heetings. .Theodore B. Johannis, Jr., E. C. Brown Center for Family Studies, Oregon Book Exhibit • •.••••• • • ••••. G!adys Phelan, Colorado State University Film Exh ibit • • • • • • • • •.Deryck Calderwood, Guidance Associates, New York Affiliated Councils Seminars .J. Obert Kempson, South Carolina Department of Mental Health
LOCAL AR!WtCBENfS COfVMI TIEE
Chairman • •• •• • • · • • • • • Paul Hansen, St. John's Lutheran Church, Denver Commi ttee Members. Eugenia Berger, Wylie Eat on, David Fulcomer, Robert Matchett, Sol Miran Gladys Phelan, Arthur Shirey, David Torbett, Ruth Warrick
We express our thanks to the Estes Park Chamber of Comme r ce for the picture on the cover. -z- PROGRP,M ONAL COUNCI L ON FAMILY RELATIONS ANNUAL MEETCINAGMP',N~~~ES PARK, COLORADO, AUGUST 24-28, 1971 Yto'CA CONFERENCE
Press Room--Admil\istratiot\ Building
TuEsDAY I AUGUST 24, 1971 NG EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE NCFR 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. ANNUAL MEET! ,i C ittee members· past presidents welcome) Mt. Ypsilon Jrd Floor Lobby (1970-71 Execput vide otmmGerald R Lesiie, University of Florida Presiding: res en • '
\'1EDNESDAY I AUGUST 251 1971 ANNUAL MEETING, BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF NCFR 8:00 a.m. to 12 :00 noon (1970- 71 group only, please; past presidents welcome) Ht. Ypsilon 3rd Floor Lobby Presiding: President, Gerald R. Leslie, University of Florida
9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. REGISTRATION Administration Building 1:00 p.m . to 5:00p.m. FILM EXHIBIT (see schedule, page 19) Women's Building Presiding: Deryck Calderwood, Guidance Associates 1:00 p.m. to 5:00p.m. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Office under Dining Hall Po rch Colorado State Employment Service 1:00 p.m. to 5:00p.m. BOOK EXHIBIT Jellison Music Room Chairman: Gladys Phelan, Colorado State University 1:00 p.m. to 5:00p.m. SPECIAL SESSIONS
(By invitation only) Workshop I 11 \~RITING FOR PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS," William C. Ni.chols , Jr., Editor, The Family Missouri Building Coordinator, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Resource: Rose Somerville, San Diego State College, Carlfred Broderick, University of Southern California", Hyman Rodman, Merrill-Palmer Institute, William M. Smi th, Jr., Pennsylvania State University
(By invitation only) Workshop II "INSTITIJTE FOR THE FAMILY--A RECOMlo1ENDATION OF THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON CHILDR£.~: Arkansas Building PLANNING STRATEGY AND ACTION," Marvin Sussman, Case Western Reserve UniversitY Resource: Ned Gaylin, University of Maryland, Beatrice Paolucci, Michigan State University, Betty Cogswell, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Workshop III "GESTALT THERAPY: THEORY AND TECHNIQUES, 11 Sol S, Rosenberg, American Academy of Mt. Ypsilon Jrd Floor Lobby Psychotherapists, Peoria, Illinois Facilitator: Richard Klemer , University of North Carolina at Greensboro l~orkshop IV Texas Building "USING RESEARCH IN THE CLASSROOM," Dieter H. Paulus, University of Connecticut 2:00p.m. to 4:30p.m. Facilitator: Gilbert Nass , University of Connecticut Colorado Building NCFR AFFILIATED COUNCILS WORKSHOP and 5 "'** "PPB FO R AFFILIATED COUNCILS," Ruth Jewson National Council on FamilY Re1a t ion Barbara Chandler, White House Conference'on Children and Youth, OCD- DHEW, Washington, D. c. 6:00 p.m. Dining Hall DINNER CHEDNESQl\Y I CONTINUED) -3-
7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. PRESIDENTIAL SESSION, Richard N. Hey, University of Hinnesota, Presiding Hyde Hemorial Chapel PRESENTATION OF OSBORNE AWARD, Laurence Smardan, Fresno State College, Presiding *** STATE OF THE COUNCIL ADDRESS, Gerald R. Leslie, University of Flor ida, NCFR President 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. DISCUSSION GROUPS: PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS *** Group A Gerald Leslie, University of Florida and Joseph Himes, University of North Carolina at Missouri Building Greensboro Group B Richard Hey, University of Hinnesota and David Fulcomer, Temple Buell College Arkansas Building Group C Eliz:abeth Sheerer, University of Georgia and Edward Rydman, American Association of Nebraska Building Harriage and Family Counselors, Dallas, Texas Group D Blaine Porter, Brigham Young University and Mable Anderson, Albany State College, Oklahoma Building Georgia Group E Obert Kempson, South Carolina Department of Mental Health and Marjory Brooks, Kansas Building University of Mary land Group F Carlfred Broderick, University of Southern Cal ifornia and Mary Hicks, Virginia Dick Hall Corner Polytechnic Institute Group G William Nichols, Grosse Pointe, Michigan and Kate Garner, Family Life Council of Dick Hall Corner Greater Greensboro, North Carolina Group H Dean Hoffman, Montana State University and Ruth Jefferson, Howard University Wind River Lodge Porch Group I Robert Coombs , Camarillo, California, State Hospital and Craig Messersmith, Wind River Lodge Porch American University, Washington, D. C. Group J Rose Somerville, San Diego State College and James Lieberman, Children's Hospital Howard Hall Lobby and Ho\~ard University Medical School, Washington, D. C. Group K Joan Aldous, University of Minnesota and Frederick Humphrey, University of Connecticut Hyde Memorial Chapel Corner Group L David Olson, National Institute of Mental Health and Ned Gaylin, University of Hague Hall Lobby Maryland Group M Robert Staples, Howard University and Roger Rubin, University of Tennessee (NCFR Student Discussion Group) Texas Building Group N Mildred Morgan, Black Mountain, North Carolina and Elizabeth Force, American Social Colorado Building Health Association, New York City Group 0 Janet Brown, Community Service Society, New York City and Herbert Otto, National Alpen 2nd Floor Lobby Center for the Exploration of Human Potential, La Jolla, California Group P Harold Feldman, Cornell Universi ty and Beatrice Paolucci. Michigan State University Hyde Memorial Chapel Stage Group Q Kay King, Medical Center, University of Alabama and Ruth Jewson, National Council on Alpen 1st Floor Lobby Family Relations Group R Robert Ryder, National Institute of Mental Health and James Maddock, University of (NCFR Student Discussion Group) Ninnesota Texas Building Group S Theodore Johannis, University of Oregon and William Hiebert, Harriage and Family Mt. Ypsilon Lobby Counseling Service, Rock Island, Illinois Group T Murray Straus, University of New Hampshire and Jane Vincent, North Dakota State Mt. Ypsilon 2nd Floor Lobby University Group U Gerhard Neubeck, University of Minnesota and Leon Smith, United Methodist Church, Mt. Ypsilon 3rd Floor Lobby Nashville, Tennessee Group V Clark Blackburn, Family Service Association of America and Mary Heltsley, Iowa State Administration Building Porch University 9:30 p.m. to 10:30 p. m. FAMILY ACTION COMMITTEE Texas Building Presiding: David Olson, National Institute of Mental Health, Chairman of Committee 10 :30 p.m. INFORMAL MIXER, Sponsored by Rocky Mountain :ouncil on Family Relations Hyde Memorial Chapel INTRODUCTION TO RIC MASTEN, Poet, Son~~riter , Philosopher, Monterey, California -4- THURSQ(l.Y, Auc-DST 26, 1971 ]:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. BREAKFAST Dining Hall FAMILY ACTION COMMITTEE BREAKFAST 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Presiding: David Olson, National Institute of Mental Health Dining Hall Corner PUBLICATIONS BOARD MEETING 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Presiding: Blaine R. Porter, Brigham Young University Dining Hall Corner 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. REGISTRATION Administration Building 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. FILM EXHIBIT Women's Building Presiding: Deryck Calderwood, Guidance Associates 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Office under Dining Hall Porch Colorado State Employment Service 9:00 a. m. to 5:00 p.m. BOOK EXHIBIT Jellison Music Room Chairman: Gladys Phelan, Colorado State University 9:00 a.m. to 10 :00 a.m. PLENARY PRESENTATION, Eleanore B. Luckey, University of Connecticut, Presiding Hyde ~lemorial Chapel "BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY AND THE FAMILY: SOCIAL SYNERGY OR PURITAN POLLUTION?" Eugene J. Koprowski. Dr. Koprowski is Associate Dean of the University of Colorado Busin~s *** School at the Denver Center and Associate Professor of Management and Organization. Before coming to the University in 1966, he held positions as Corporate Director of Manpower Planning and Development for Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation in Oakland, California, Management Consultant with the McMurry Company in San Francisco, and Manager of Personnel and Labor Relations for National Farmers Union in Denver. He has written numerous articles, is a frequent speaker before business and professional groups, and has consulted with a wide range of organizations. All of his degrees are in Psychology, and he is a Certified Psychologist in the State of Colorado. 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon SECTION MEETINGS
COUNSELING Cla II PREMARITAL COUNSELING WITH UNDERAGE COUPLES: I SSUES, COUNSELING, TRAINING AND TREND s• II Colorado Building Marcia Lasswell, California State Polytechnic College ;,acilitator: Craig Hessersmith, American University, lvashington, D. C. Clb TO TELL THE TRUTH: MANAGEMENT OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE IN COUNSELING," Harold I. Lief, Wind River Lodge Po~ School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania ;,acilitator: Conrad H. Goodwin, School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Clc MARITAL STRESS AMONG PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS 11 Joseph B. Trainer, Medical School, Alpen 2nd Floor Lobby University of Oregon ' Facilitator: Helen Thun Hartness Lewis and Clark College, Portland, Oregon Cld "COUNSELING MINORITY GROUPS IN THE UNIVERSITY, 11 Leonard Gordon, Arizona State Alpen 1st Floor Lobby University Cle ;,~ii!tator : Kenneth Nash, Arizona State University -MARITAL RELATIONS AND COUNSELING," Gerhard Neubeck University of Minnesota Dick Hall Cor~ F ili ac tator: G· L · Too mb s, p astoral Institute, Winnipeg, • Manitoba EDUCATION The entire Education s i p p r ams as Res f ect on rogram is developed to focus on CommunitY rog ~ ources or Family Educat i d F Ela "LEARNING IN on an amily Development. r Hissouri Building New York FAMILY CLUSTERS," Margaret Sawin, First Baptist Church of Rocheste' Facilitator: Kat G h caroliOII e arner, Family Life Council of Greater Greensboro, Nort Elb "REACHING YOUR COMHUNITY THROUGH A FMIILY LIFE CONFERENCE," Jay D. Schvaneveldt, Utah Arkansas Building State University Facilitator: C. Jay Skidmore, Utah State University Resource: Bessie Lemon and Jessie Eller, Utah State University Extension Service Elc "SIX YEARS LATER--WHAT HAVE \ffi LEARNED FROM HEAD START PARENTS?" Bessie Draper, Office Nebraska Building of Child Development, DHEW, Washington , D. C. Facilitator: Juan Cordova, Regional, OCD, DHE\.J, Denver Eld "PUBLIC HOUSING: A RESOURCE FOR EDUCATION AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT," Effie Robinson, Oklahoma Building San Francisco Housing Authority Facilitator: Pauline Reulein, Toledo Public Schools, Ohio Ele "STARTING WITH PEOPLE: THE VOLUNTEER CLEARING HOUSE," Frances Thompson, Volunteer Kansas Building Clearing House, Ft. Collins, Colorado Facilitator: Marcile Wood, Colorado State University Resource: Holly Coors, National Advisory Council on Vocational and Technical Education, Golden, Colorado, Doris Gaither, Estes Park, Colorado, American Red Cross; Leellen Case, Antonia Godinez, Hilda Mestas, Ann Tomaschewsky, Volunteer Clearing House, Ft. Collins, Colorado FAMILY ACTION FAla "FM!ILY ADVOCACY," Neil Smith, Family Service of Champaign County, Illinois Hyde Memorial Chapel Stage Facilitator: Minna Shapiro, University of Minnesota School of Social Work FAlb "USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN COURT (INCLUDING FAMILY) SERVICES," Ivan Scheier and Judith Administration Building Porch Berry, National Information Center on Volunteers in Courts, Bou·lder 1 Colorado Facilitator: Ruby Gingles, University of Nebraska FAlc "VOLUNTEER COUNSELORS IN A FAMILY AGENCY," Albert Olsen, The Home Advisory and Service Mt. Ypsilon Lobby Council of New York, Inc. Facilitator: Gilles Lacroix, Le Service Social de la Mauricie, Trois-Rivieres, Quebec FAld "INTERDISCIPLINARY INVOLVEMENT, WHAT HAPPENS TO THE FAMILY," I<. F. King , Medical Hyde Memorial Chapel Corner Center, University of Alabama Facilitator: Mary Lee Paulus, University of Connecticut FAle "SEX EDUCATION PROGRAM IN CLEVELAND," Gordon Stevenson, Pennsylvania State University Dick Hall Corner and Roger Mellot Facilitator: Charles Ausherman, National Council of Churches of Christ in the U. S.A. www "FM1ILY ACTION--WHERE IT'S AT!" David Olson, National Institute of Mental Health and Friendship Lodge 2nd Floor Lobby Michael Sporakowski, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, with Family Action Task Force Chairmen RESEARCH AND THEORY Rla "RESEARCH ON CHILDLESSNESS," Robert M. I 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m . CONVERSATION HOURS Hyde Memorial Chapel Corner CONVERSATION WITH EUGENE KOPROWSKI, University of Colorado, Denver Center Women's Building Porch*** CONVERSATION WITH SOL ROSENBERG, American Academy of Psychotherapists, Peoria, *** Illinois -6- SPFC:TALS 11 Zelda Suplee and Marie Mehl, Erickson Educational Foundation 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon "TRANSSEXUALISM, • Ht . Ypsilon 3rd Floor Lobby *** New York City , H ld Feldman cornell University, Barbara Settles Uni Texas Building "NCFR DIRECTIONS 1,J ;~~hard Udry, 'University of North Carolina at Chap~l Hi~~ts1ty *l~* of Delawa~e, ~~dR •Leslie University of Florida Chairman: era ·" Sheerer, University of Georgia , Mary Hicks Vir Eliza~e th 1 "NCFR DIRECTIONS 11 ' R bert Kelley Fullerton, California Junior Colleg'e g nia Texas Building 0 *** p° lytechnic InstituteChildren's, Hospital ' and Howard Un i vers i ty Me d ica1 School, ' James Lieber~anc and Ned Gaylin, University of Naryland Hashington, . • 'B Luckey University of Connecticut Chairman: Elea~~r~UH~N INTEUCTION--ENCOUNTER, SENSITIVITY' ETC.," Gene Ruyle, ~lt . Ypsilon 2nd Floor Lobby "AUDIO VISUALlS t I stitute Bell and Howell , Atlanta, Georgia *** Human Deve opmen n • CONVERSATION HOURS 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon CONVERSATION WITH EUGENE KOPRO\~SKI, University of Colorado, Denver Center Hyde }1emorial Chapel Corner *·~* 12:00 noon LUNCH Dining Hall 12:00 noon CONVERSATION HOURS Dining Hall CONVERSATION IHTH GERHARD NEUBECK, University of Hinnesota *** CONVERSATION HITH IVAN NYE, 1-'ashington State University CONVERSATION IHTH REUBEN HILL, University of Hinnesota CONVERSAl'ION IHTH IHLLIAN C. NICHOLS, JR. , Grosse Pointe, Michigan CONVERSATION lHTH J. RICHARD UDRY, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1:30 p.m. to 4:00p.m. SECTION MEETINGS II COUNSELING (Extends to 4:30 p. rn.) C2a "FILIAL THERAPY." Louise F. Guerney, Pennsylvania State University Colorado Building Facilitator: Clare H. Buckland, University of British Columbia C2b "THE GROUP E.'PERIENCE--THEORY AND PRACTICE IN COUNSELING , " John D. Burton and Jean H. Dick Ha ll Co~ Burton, Clarendon Hi.11s, Illinois, and Harathon Group Participants . Facilitator: Robert Burns, Christian Church Counseling, Inc., Atlanta, Georgla C2c "DESlCN/CONSTRUCTION OF TRAINING PROGRM1S FOR HARRIAGE COUNSELORS," Philip W. Cook~ . Alpen 2nd Floor Lobby University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Facilitator: E. }!. Railings, University of North Carolina at Greensboro C?d "COUNSELING COLLEGE WOHEN ABOUT CAREERS," Shirley S. Angrist, Carnegie-Hellon A.lpen 1st Floor Lobby University Facilitator: Elizabeth Almquist North Texas State University Denton · ., . • • · t ·on or C2e PARAPROFESSIONALS AS K>\RRIAGE COUNSELORS," Edward J . Rydman. American Assocla 1 Wind River Lodge Porch Harriage and Family Counselors, Dallas. Texas and Laura Singer-Nagdoff • reachers College, Columbia University Facilitator: Jeanette Coufal, Pennsylvania State University EDUCAIION E2a "1-l'\RRIAGE ENRICHNENT LAB TRAINING FOR ClERGY COUPLES " Leon and Ann Smith, UniteSalt Lake City FAMILY ACTION FA2b "USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN COURT, (INCLUDING FAHILY) SERVICES," Ivan Scheier and Judith Hyde Hemorial Chapel Stage Berry, National Information Center on Volunteers in Courts, Boulder, Colorado Facilitator: Marguerite Maddock, St. Paul, Hinnesota FA2c "A UNIQUE FORM FOR DELIVERY OF COMHUNITY SPONSORED COUNSELING SERVICES," Bruce Ht. Ypsilon Lobby Grossman, Marriage and Family Counseling Service, Rock Island, Illinois Facilitator: Paul Arnold, Fairview Hospitals, Minneapolis, Minnesota FA2d "FAHILY PLANNING AND POPULATION WORKSHOP PART I" Hyde Memorial Chapel Corner "The Contraceptive Society," tnlliam Liu, University of Notre Dame "S.T.O.P. ," Jessie Potter, Sex Education Consultants, Chicago "The Motherhood Myth and Its Effect on Family Planning," Miriam Kieffer, Bensalem Experimental College, Fordham University "Practical Aspects of Family Planning," Sheri S. Tepper, Planned Parenthood of Colorado, Denver "Implementing the Family Planning Act of 1971," Stephen A. Smith, Family Planning Services, HEW, Denver Facilitator: Dean Hoffman, Montana State University RESEARCH AND THEORY (By invitation only) R2a "STRATEGIES IN FAHILY THEORY CONSTRUCTION," Reuben Hill, University of Minnesota and Howard Hall Lobby Ivan Nye, I.Jashington State University R2b "SEMINAR ON SEXISM IN FAMILY RESEARCH," Arlie Hochschild, Herrill College, University Hague Hall Lobby of California, Santa Cruz and Arlene Daniels, San Francisco, California Facilitator: Jessie Berna rd, Washington, D. C. R2c "Rt:SEARCH ON LIVING TOGETHER," Richard Driscoll and Judy Lyness, University of Friendship Lodge Lobby Colorado Facilitator : Keith Davis, Livingston College, Rutgers University R2d "THE AGONY AND THE ECSTASY OF lONGI'rUDINAL 1'1ARRIAGE RESEARCH," David Olson and Robert Friendship Lodge 2nd Floor Lobby Ryder, National Institute of Hental Health 1:30 p.m. to 2:30p.m. CONVERSATION HOURS Administration Building Porch CONVERSATION WITH THEODORE B. JOHANNIS, JR., University of Oregon *** Women's Building Porch CONVERSATION \HTH CLARK AND BUNNY VINCENT, Bowman Gray School of Medicine *** 1:30 p.m. to 4:00p.m. SPECIALS Mt. Ypsilon 3rd Floor Lobby "TRANSSEXUALISH," Zelda Suplee and Harie Mehl, Erickson Educational Foundation, New *** York City Texas Building "GENERAL SEMANTICS IN FAMILY RELATIONS," Elwood Hurray and Alton Barbour, University SP2a of Denver Facilitator: David Fulcomer, Temple Buell College Ht. Ypsilon 2nd Floor Lobby "AUDIO VISUALS IN HU}JAN INTERACTION--ENCOUNTER, SENSITIVITY, ETC.," Gene Ruyle, *** Human Development Institute, Bell and Howell, Atlanta, Georgia Dick Hall Corner "DEVt:LOPlNG PERSONAL POTENTIAL--AN INTENSIVE GROUP EXPERIENCE," Herbert and Roberta (Extends to 4: 30p.m.) *** Otto, Na tional Center for the Exploration of Human Potential, La Jolla, California -8- 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. FAMILY ACTION COMMITTEE Texas Building Presiding: David Olson, National Institute of Mental Health 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. GROVES CONFERENCE BOARD r1EET 1NG Alpen 2nd Floor Lobby Presiding: Marvin Sussman, Case Western Reserve University 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. DINNER AND OUTDOOR SING Dining Hall PRESENTATION OF STUDENT AWARD, James Maddock, University of Minnesota, Presidin PRESENTATION OF FILM AHARDS , Deryck Calderwood, Guidance Associates, Presiding & *** OUTDOOR SING CONDUCTED BY "FOLK SINGERS," Eric Fulcomer and Tom Murphy, Denver 8:30 p.m. to 10 :30 p.m. SECTION MEETINGS II! COUNSELING C3a "CONJUGAL THERAPY," Bernard G. Guerney , Jr. , Pennsylvania State University Colorado Building Facilitator: J. Ryan Richardson, South Dakota State University C3b "INNOVATIONS IN MARRIAGE AND FAHILY COUNSELOR TRAINING , " Clinton E. Phillips, Alpen 2nd Floor Lobby California Family Study Center, Los Angeles Facilitator: Allen J . Brown , Jr. , Van Nuys, California C3c "CONFRONTATION IN COUNSELING," T. David Jansen, California Family Study Center, U!s Alpen 1st Floor Lobby Angeles Facilitator: Anthony Jurich, Pennsylvania State University C3d "CRITICAL Mm1ENTS IN NARRIAGE COUNSELING , 11 Frederick G. Humphrey, University of Dick Hall Corner Connecticut and Laura Singer-Hagdoff • Teachers College, Columbia University Facilitator: Vern L. Faatz, Family Counseling Service of Lane County, Oregon EDUCATION E3a "RFD--A HULTI-MEDIA OPEN SCHOOL APPROACH TO FAMILY EDUCATION," Boris Frank, Project tfissouri Building RFD , Madison, Wisconsin Facilitator: Roy B. Mennis, HEW Regional Office, Denver 0 n (Repeat) E3b "REACHING YOUR COHMUNITY THROUGH A FAMILY LIFE CONFERENCE, " Jay D. Schvaneveldt, ta Arkansas Building State University Facilitator: C. Jay Skidmore, Utah State University ·ce R E ion Serv~ CAR[ (Open Session) esource; Bessie Lemon and Jessie Eller Utah State UniversitY xtens CHI~~Y E3c "A N£1.1 FlLM--,ROCK-A-BYE- BABY'--IMPLICATiONS FOR CHILD REARING PRACTICES, d !itJD8P 80 Women 's Building AND COM!-1UNAL LIVING," James Prescott , National Institute of Child Health Development, Maryland Facilitator: Bennett Burger , University of California, Davis ., Haddock, E3d "~!ORALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT: A MODEL FOR TEACHING," James "" NebrQska Building University of Minnesota Facilitator: Donald L. Taylor, Southern Illinois University Resource: Douglas Sprenkle, University of Minnesota cernsllac~· The Student Award is made possible throu h h husband, Hugo g t e generosity of Mrs. Hugo Gernsback in memory of her (THURSDAY, CoNTINUED) -9- FAMILY ACTION FA3a "ABORTION PAPERS," Carlfred Broderick, University of Southern California, David Olson, Nt. Ypsilon Lobby National Institute of Mental Health, Mary Hicks, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and Emma Lee Doyle, Texas Woman's University Facilitator: K. Dean Black, Pennsylvania State University FA3b "ALTERNATE LIFE STYLES," Robert N. Whitehurst, University of IHndsor, Ontario Hyde Memorial Chapel Stage Facilitator: Grace Von Tobel, St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota FA3c "THE TREATMENT OF WOMEN IN FAHILY LAW," Lenore Weitzman, Yale Law School Dick Hall Corner Facilitator: F. Jean Weaver, State University College, Oneonta, New York RESEARCH AND THEORY R3a "KNOCK HEADS WITH THE RESEARCHERS," Robert H. Coombs, Camarillo, California, State Howard Hall Lobby Hospital, Rose Somerville, San Diego State College, and Ira Reiss, University of Minnesota Facilitator: Marvin Sussman, Case \.]estern Reserve University R3b "THE ll1PACT OF FA!HLY RESEARCH ON SOCIAL POLICY," Robert Ryder, National Institute of Friendship Lodge Lobby Mental Health, James Lieberman, Children's Hospital and Howard University Medical School, Washington, D. C., Cecelia Sudia, Children's Bureau, Office of Child Development, and Elise Boulding, University of Colorado Facilitator: Cecelia Sudia, Children's Bureau, Office of Child Development R3c "RESEARCH ON THE EFFECT OF CHILDREN ON HARRIAGES AND THE EFFECT OF HARRIAGES ON Hague Hall Lobby CHILDREN," }!argaret HcCullough, University of Hinnesota and John O'Brien, Portland State University, Oregon Facilitator: Paul Rosenblatt, University of Minnesota R3d "INTER-GENERATIONAL, INTER-RACIAL, AND INTER-REGIONAL VARIAT IONS IN PRE-MARITAL SEX ~riendship Lodge 2nd Floor Lobby VALUES AND THEIR lliPLICATIONS FOR FANIL Y LIFE EDUCATION," Leslie Strong, Florida State University Facilitator: John Curtis, Florida State University Resource : James B. Roberts, Florida State University, School of Social Welfare and John T. Greene, Florida State University 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. SPECIALS Nt. Ypsilon 2nd Floor Lobby 1971 AWARD-WINNING FILHS SHOHING Presiding: Deryck Calderwood, Guidance Associates Mt . Ypsilon 3rd Floor Lobby "INTERCULTURAL ASPECTS OF SEX EDUCATION," Leslie Clements, World Council of Churches, *** Geneva, s,~itzerland Facilitator: IHlliam Genne, National Council of Churches of Christ in the u. s. A. Texas Building "GENERAL SEMANTICS IN FAMILY RELATIONS," Elwood Hurray and Alton Barbour, University of SP3a Denver Facilitator: Dean Hoffman, Montana State University Hyde Nemorial Chapel Corner "WELFARE REFORM," Joseph Parks, \,felfare Reform Planning, Office of the Secretary, HEW, *** Washington, D. C. Facilitator: Bessie Draper, Office of Child Development, DHEW, Washington, D. c. Kansas Building DISCUSSION : "1970 WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON CHILDREN--IMPLICATIONS FOR NCFR ACTION," *** Barbara Chandler, lfuite House Conference on Children and Youth OCD-DHEH (Delega tes for the 1970 \.n!CC are l•ashington, D. C. ' ' especially urged to attend. Everyone is welcome.) fRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1971 7:30a.m. to 8:30a.m. BREAKFAST Dining Ha ll 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. RESEARCH AND THEORY Cm1~1!TTEE MEET! NG Dining Hall Corner Presiding: Harold Feldman, Cornell University -10- (FRIDAY, CoNTINUED) 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. FILM EXHIBIT Deryck Calderwood, Guidance Associates \~omen's Building Presiding: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Colorado State Employment Service Office under Dining Hall Porch 9:00a. m. to 2:00p.m. REGISTRATION Administration Building 9:00 a.m. to 5:00p.m. BOOK EXHIBIT Jellison Music Room Chairman: Gladys Phelan, Colorado State University 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. NCFR ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING Hyde Hernorial Chapel Presiding: President, Gerald Leslie, University of Florida 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon SECTION MEETINGS IV COUNSELING C4a "THE EFFECTS OF MARITAL CONFLICT ON THE SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN," David M. Colorado Building Reed, School of l'1edicine, University of Pennsylvania Facilitator: Philip Feldman, School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania C4b "GROUP MARRIAGE COUNSELING FOR DOCTORAL STUDENTS IN COUNSELING: GOALS, PROBLEMS, Alpen 2nd Floor Lobby ISSUES AND CHANGES," C. Jay Skidmore, Utah State University, Anna Jean Skidmore, Logan, Utah, Mark Latham, Utah State University, and Carroll Latham, Logan, Utah Facilitator: J. Whorton Allen, Utah State University C4c "SOME UNIQUE PSYCHO-SOCIAL FACTORS IN MARITAL INTERACTION PA'ITERNS OF BLACK COUPL£5 AS Wind River Lodge Porch SEEN IN A CLINICAL SETTING," John T. Greene, Florida State University Facilitator: W. Arthur Shirey, University of Denver C4d. "NEW FANILY FORMS," Larry and Joan Constantine, Hultilateral Relations Study Project, Alpen 1st Floor Lobby Acton, Massachusetts Facilitator: Mary Heltsley, Iowa State University C4e "CONCILIATION COURT MARRIAGE COUNSELING," Loy M. Simpkins, Baylor University and Dick Hall Corn;; Franklin C. Bailey, Conference of Conciliation Courts, Monterey Park, California Facilitator: George L. 1-1aison, American Institute of Family Relations, Los Angeles EDUCATION E4a "HO\~ SOCIAL SECURITY SERVES THE FAMILY," Paul E. Webb, Regional Office, Social SecuritY Hissouri Building Administration, DHE\4 1 Denver Facilitator: Sherman H. Reusch, Regional Office, Social Security Administration, DIIEII, Denver El,b "CHILDREN 1 S EHOTIONAL HEALTH: A PTA COMMITMENT," Alfred D, Buchmueller, National Arkansas Building Congress of Parents and Teachers, Chicago Facilitator: Lila Swallow, Colorado State President National Congress of Parents and Teachers, Denver ' E4c "HEETING CONSUHER NEEDS THROUGH COMMUNITY RESOURCES " K. Edwin Graham, Commission for Nebraska Building Church Family Financial Planning, Washington, D. ~. ;,acilitator: Helen Thal, Institute of Life Insurance, New York City tional E4d FA!-IILY PLANNING CENTERS: RESOURCES FOR FAMILY EDUCATION," Charles Ausherman, Na Oklahoma Building Council of Churches of Christ, New York City £4e ;:ac:li~ator:: Fred Carillo, National Center for Family Planning, Denver " TilE RELATEDNESS OF PREVENTION AND TREATHENT AS A MEANS OF GROWTH ENHANCEHENT • Kans as Building Hairlglaret F • Thompson • Family Service of M i ll~aukee Wisconsin Fac tater: Janet Br own, community Servic e Socie ty,• New York City FAHLLY ACTION FA4a "TRANSSeXUALISH " z ld dation Hyde Nemorial Chapel st;g; Facillta t . H' c a Suplee and Narie Mehl, Erickson Educational Foun or. enry BOI~man, Colorado City, Texas (fRIDAY, CoNTINUED) -11- FA4b "CAN A FAMILY MODEL BE APPLIED TO INSTITUTIONAL CARE OF TilE MENTALLY RETARDED'?" Paul Ht. Ypsilon Lobby Mill s and Wayne Leclere, Georgia Retardation Center, Atlanta Facilitator: Mable B. Anderson Albany State College Georgia FA4c ""eNCOUNTER 'l'APES, INTIMACY 1'Al'ES. AND OTHERS IN FAMILY .EDUCATION AND CRISES," Gene Dick Hall Co~ Ruyle, Human Development Institute, Bell and Howell, Atlanta, Georgia Facilitator; Martin L. Norris Anderson College Indiana FA4d "CREATIVE USE OF VOLUNTEERS , " james Jorgensen, of Denver Administration Building pQ;dh U~iversity Facilitator: Arthur McArthur, University of Missouri Extension Service, Columbia FA4e "DAY CARE: SOME QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED," Barbara Sawyer , University of Nebraska Hyde Memorial Chapel Co~ Facilitator: Mark King, Iowa State University RESEARCH AND THEORY R4a "KNOCK HEADS WITH THE RESEARCHERS," Joan Aldous , University of Minnesota, and Clark Howard Hall Lobby Vincent, Bowman Gray School of Medicine Facilitator: Betty Cogswell, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill R4b "RESEARCH ON THE BLACK FAMILY," Robert Staples, Howard University Hague Hall Lobby R4c "RESEARCH ON THE GENERATION GAP , " Vern L. Bengtson , University of Southern California, Friendship Lodge Lobby Lillian B. Troll, !~ayne State University , and John Johns tone, University of Illinois Facilitator: L. Eugene Thomas, Livingston College, Rutgers Universit y R4d "WORKSHOP IN FAMILY THEORY CONSTRUCTION," Ivan Nye, Washington State University, Boyd Friendship Lodge 2nd Floor Lobby C. Rollins, Brigham Young University , ~nd Wesley Burr, Brigham Young University Facilitator: Barbara Settles , University of Delaware 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. CONVERSATION HOURS Women ' s Building Porch CON VERSATION WITH JESSIE BERNARD, Washington , D. C. *** Wind River Lodge Porch CONVERSATION WITH EDI~ARD RYONAN , American Association of Narriage and Family *** Counselors, Dallas, Texas Hyde Nemorial Chapel Corner CONVERSATION WITH VTRGINIA SATIR, Esalen Ins titute, San Francisco, Califor nia *** Texas Building CONVERSATION WITH EWOOD NURRAY AND ALTON BARBOUR, University of Denver *** 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon SPEC IALS Mt . Ypsilon 3rd Floor Lobby "A l'YPOLOGY FOR UNDERSTANDING \~OHEN'S HOVE~IENTS TODAY: FOUR KINDS OF CONFLICT," Natti *** Ge-rshenfeld, Institute of A'"areness, Rydal , Pennsylvania Facilitator: James \~alters, Oklahoma St ate University Mt. Ypsilon 2nd Floor Lobby "NCFR DIRECTIONS III," Richard N. Hey , University of Hinnesota , BenArd, San Francisco *** State College, Ruth Jet~son , National Council on Family Relations, Hichael Sporakot~ski , Virginia Poly technic lns titute, and Gerhard Neuheck, University of Ninnesota Chair mat\! Hurray A. Straus, University of Ne1.t Hampshire 12:00 noon LUNCH Dining Hall 1:30 p.m. to 2:30p.m. PLENARY SESSION Hyde Nemorlal Chapel "H~SSACI:: IN SONG ," R.lc Hus ten, Poet, Song1~ri t cr , Phllosophcr, Hontcroy , Cal!forni.n *'"'\ Presiding: Hurray A. Straus , Unlvorsity of Ne'" Hampshire 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. SECTION MEETI NGS V -12- (FRIDAY, CONTINUED) COUNSELING INTERVENTION lN l-1ARI1'AL DISCORD , " William C. Nichols, Jr. • Grosse Po• C.)a "THERAPEUTIC •hte Hichigan 1 Illi ois University C:o lorndo Building Facilit ator: Donald Murphy, Nortlern n "NARITAL STRESSES OF EXECUTIVE AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE," Joseph B. Trainer, University C5b of oregon ~!ed;!.cal School Alpen 2nd Floor Lobby Facilitator: P. K. Houdek, Kansas City Social Health Society "GROUP COUNSELING OF COUPLES," Reese D. Kilgo , University of Alabama at Huntsvlll Hendelson Georgia Retardation Center. Atlanta e 9.£ Faci tator: Lloyd A· • . Al pen 1st Floor Lobby "A SYS'l'EHSli ANALYSIS OF THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES: A CONCEPrUAL AID FOR MARRIAGE A.'ID ~ FANILY TliERAPISTS," Craig E . Hessersmith, American University , Washington, D. c. and Dick Hall Corner David Olson, National Institute of Mental Health Facilitator: John M. Williams , Pennsylvania State University EDUCATION "HATERIALS FOR FAHILY RELATED EDUCATION : SOURCES, ~ELECTION, AND US E," Barbara Cunn E5a University of California, Extension Service, Davis, Deryck Calderwood, Guidance ' ~lissouri Building Associates, w. s. Kilpatrick, Mental Health Materials Center, New York City Facilitator: Ronald Pitzer, University of Minnesota "EDUCATION FOR FAMILIES THROUGH COHMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES , " John Purvis , Public £5b Defender, Boulder. Colorado and Jonathan Chase, Colorado Rural Legal Services, Arkansas Building Boulder "WASHINGTON, D.C.'S FIRST TOY LENDING LIBRARY," Dorothy S. Edwards, American ill Institute for Research, Silver Springs, Maryland Nebraska Building Facilitator: Pauline Reulein, Toledo Public School s , Ohio ESd "CREATIVE INVOLVEI-1ENT OF COMMUNI'rY AGENCIES AND PROGRAMS : PLANNING AND ACTION," Oklahoma Building Raymond D. Buckles, Denver Opportunity (OEO) Facilitator: Robert E. Shannon, Youth, Government and Private Sector Division, OEO, Denver ESe "FAHILY ACTUALIZATION: A COMHUNITY PROJECT," Robert Insko, University of Kentucky Kansas Building Facilitator: Ann I nsko, Governor's Commission on Children and Youth , Lexington, Kentucky FAMILY ACTION ill! "1'RANSSE..' RESEARCH AND THEORY R5a "RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN F•'-'ILY~·· PLANNING , " Roy H. Rodgers, University o f 0 r egon Howard Hall Lobby and K. oean RSb "SENINARln k 0PN TH E FAMILY AS A SYST~t," Reuben Hill. University of Minnesota Hague Hall Lobby ac ' ennsylvania State University Facilitator: Carlfre d Bro d erick, University of Southern California - ----~ ------ (fRIDAY, CONTINUED) -13- RSc "RESEARCH ON ETHN I C GROUP FAMILY STRUCTURE," Andrew Billingsley, University of Friendship Lodge Lobby California, Berkeley Facilita tor: Leonard Lieberman, Central Michigan University R5d "METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN SEX RESEARCH," Jacqueline Wiseman, San Francisco State Friendship Lodge 2nd Floor Lobby College and Robert Walsh, Illinois State Universi ty Facilitator: Robert Bell, Temple University 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m . CONVERSATION HOURS Admi nistration Buildi ng Porch CONVERSATION WI TH ELt~OOD MURRAY AND ALTON BARBOUR, Un i versity of Denver *** Wind River Lodge Porch CONVERSATION WITH RIC MASTEN, 1-!onterey, California *** Women's Building Porch CONVERSATION WITH MARVIN SUSSMAN, Case Western Reserve University *** 2:30 p. m. to 5:00 p.m. SPECIALS Ht. Ypsilon 3rd Floor Lobby "AN INTERVENTION TO CHANGE WOMEN'S SELF-CONCEPTS AND BELIEFS: A NEW SCHOOL OUTREACH *** PROGRAM--THE INSTITUTE OF AWARENESS," Matti Gershenfeld, Institute of Awareness, Rydal, Pennsylvania (Sponsored by Family Acti on) Facilitator: Blaine Porter, Brigham Young University Mt. Ypsilon 2nd Floor Lobby "THE FAM!LY CLUSTER: A MULTI-BASE ALTERNATIVE," Herbert Otto, National Center for the *** Exploration of Human Potential , La Jolla, California Texas Building "MORE ADO ABOUT BLACK FAMILIES: DOMINANCE AND MATR IARCHY," Jacqueline Jackson , Duke *** University Medical Center Facilitator: Roberta Frasier, Oregon State University 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CONVERSATION HOURS Wind River Lodge Porch CONVERSATION WITH RIC MASTEN, Monterey, California *** Administration Building Porch CONVERSATION WITH HAROLD CHRISTENSEN, Purdue University *** Women's Building Porch CONVERSATION WITH IRA REISS , University of Minnesota *'~* Wind River Lodge Porch CONVERSATION WITH HAROLD FELDMAN, Cornell University *** 5:00 p.m. to 6:00p.m. CONVERSATION HOURS Missouri Building CONVERSATION WITH ROBERT WINCH, Northwestern University *** Arkansas Building CONVERSATION WITH BLAINE PORTER, Brigham Young University *** Nebraska Building CONVERSATION WI TH LESLIE CLEMENTS, World Council of Churches and WILLIAM GENNE, *** National Council of Churches of Christ Oklahoma Building CONVERSATION WITH ROBERT BELL, Temple University *** 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. TASK FORCE ON HOMEN'S RIGHTS AND RES PONS I BI LITI ES Colorado Building Presiding: Rose Somerville, San Diego State College (Everyone interested is welcome to attend) *'~* 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p. m. COOK-OUT AND ENTERTAINMENT Cook-Out Inn 8:30p.m. to 10:30 p.m. SECTION MEETINGS VI -14- (fR IDAY, Col'fTJNUED) COUNSELING "THE COUNSELING PROCESS IN DIVORCE," James W. Ewing, CARE and Counseling, Inc, ' ~ Kansas Building St. Louis , Misso~~i Alo Lutheran Service Society of New York, Buffalo Facilitator : OrvtAT~ON~ AND COUNSELING, " Gerhard Neubeck, Unive rsity of M' C6b "LXTRA-MARlTAL RE t del Solar Encyclopaedia Britannica, Minneapolis ~nnesota Alp en 2nd Floor Lobby FacilitatoOrN: OCFhaCrESloTA\; METHODS TO RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING," Clinton E. Phii~inesota "APPLICATI 1 PS, C6c California Family Study Center, Los Ange es 1st Floor Lobby rder Lutheran Social Service, State College, Pennsyl Alpen Facilitator: Bar b a ra Ma • vania "POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MEDICATIONS TO MARRIAGE AND FANILY COUNS ELING," George C6d Maison, Physician, west Los Angeles, California and Bert Glassberg, Physician, St. Dick Hall Corner Louis , Missouri , Facilitator: Facilitator: Esther Schulz, Clarendon H1ll~ , Illinois "ACTION-PROCESS SYSTEM OF TEACHING FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION. Laura Singer-Magdoff and ~ Julius Weissman, Teachers College, Columbia University Colorado Building Facilitator: Dorothy Kitchell , Teachers College, Columbia University EDUCATION A DIALOGUE: "DEALING WITH 1HE OPPOSITION TO FAMILY LIFE AND SEX EDUCATION," James E6a Miller , Minister, Denver , Colorado and David Torbett, Temple Buell College Missouri Building Facilitator: David Fulcomer, Temple Buell College E6b "FAMI LY LIFE EDUCATION COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, PREVENTION EDUCATION PROGRAM," Arkansas Building Darrell Spoon, Kansas State University Facilitator: Stephan Bollman. Kansas State University Resource: Preston Gregory, North Central Kansas Guidance Center, Manhattan E6c "YOUTH GROUPS PERSPECTIVE ON HUMAN DEVELOPMENT THROUGH INTERGENERATIONAL PRESENTATIONS Nebraska Building OF VALUES," Therry N. Deal, University of Georgia Facilitator: Elizabeth Sheerer, University of Georgia Resource: Pamela Fortin. Mile Hi Girl Scout Council, Denver E6d "THE PUBLIC LlBRARY--EXPAl'IDING SERVICES FOR THE FAMILY , " Faith Heckteon, Connecticut Oklahoma Building State Library , Hartford Facilitator: Effi e Robinson, San Francisco Housing Authority FAI-IILY ACTION FA6a " BIRTH CONTROL AND THE COLLEGE STUDENT •" Sam Taylor • National Center for Family Hyde Memorial Chapel Stage Planning, Rockville, Maryland Facilitator: Diane ~rashear, Purdue University FA6b "HYPONATOLOGY AND SEX ROLE CONCEPTS" (Hyponatology is the art and science of lowering Dick Hall Corner birth rates), Lonny Myers, Midwest Population Center, Chicago Facilitator: Helen Running, Lewis and Clark College Portland Oregon FA6c " NONVIOLENCE Al.~D THE FAMILY," James Lieberman, Child;en's Hospital and Howard Mt, Ypsilon Lobby University Medical School, Washington, D. C. Facilitator: J. Howard Kauffman, Goshen College Indiana FA6d "FAMILY PLACEMENT AND PSYCHIATRIC THERAPY IN BELGIUM AND HOLLAND," Wayne Kernodle, Hyde Memorial Chapel Corner College of William and Mary Facilitator: Patricia Lilligren, University of Minnesota RESEARCH AND THEORY R6a "RESEARCH IN SEX DYAD FORMATION PROCESSES," Keith Davis • Livingston College, Rutgers Howard Hall Lobby F U~~~ersity and Robert Ryder • National Institute of !>!ental Health .. :~SEAtator: Bernard Murstein, Connecticut College R6b On RCiHI NG ALT ERNATE FAMILY FORMS •" Robert N. Whitehurst UniversitY of Windsor • Hague Hall Lobby tar o and Beatrice Paoluc i Mi h , R6c "EQUALITY IN MARRIAGE c ' c igan State University n D. c. friendship Lodge 2nd Floor Lobby and Trudy M K lb UAND MARITAL ADJUSTMENTS," Jessie Bernard • Washing to • Facilitator: • Nu~ra • Aniversity of New Hampshir e Y · Straus , University of New Hampshire 10:30 p.m. SQUARE DANCE AND GROUP SHIG SATURDAY I AUGUST 28, 1971 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. BREAKFAST Dining Hall 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m . EDITORS' MEE TINGS Dining Hall Corner Journal of Marriage and the Famil~, Carlfred B. Broderick, University of Southern California, Presiding Dining Hall Corner The Family Coordinator, William c. Nichols, Jr. , Grosse Pointe, }!ichigan, Presiding 9:00 a. m. to 10:15 a.m. NCFR ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING Hyde Memorial Chapel Presiding: President. Gerald R. Leslie, University of Florida *** 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon SECTION MEETINGS VII COUNSELING C7a "CONJOINT MARRIAGE COUNSELING WITH CO-THERAPISTS," Duane E. Spiers and Mary Muehlig, Colorado Building Creighton University School of Medicine, Omaha . Nebraska Facilitator: Robert Roser , Brigham Young University C7b "COUNSELOR AND CONFIDENTIALITY: INVIOLATE CONTRACT?" Bert Y. Glassberg. Physician. Alpen 2nd Floor Lobby St. Louis, Missouri Facilitator: David M. Fulcomer, Temple Buell College C7c "MARRIAGE COUNSELORS FACE THE NEW MORALITY AND CHANGING LIFE STYLES , " Roger Libby, Alpen lst Floor Lobby Washington State University and Ben Ard . San Francisco State College Facilitator: Tom Stine, WaukesHa, Wisconsin ill HOW THE SOLO MARRIAGE COUNSELOR CAN USE THE MASTERS - JOHNSON APPROACH, 11 Emma Lee Dick Hall Corner Doyle, Texas Woman ' s University and Frederick G. Humphrey , University of Connecticut Facilitator: Grover Cunningham, Evaluation Research Association, Inc., Austin, Texas EDUCATION E7a " FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION IN THE YWCA , " Elizabeth Brown , YWCA of Denver Missouri Building Facilitator: Lynn Beall, YWCA of Denver E7b "SEX EDUCATION AND FAMILY LIVING RESOURCES FOR UNMARRIED PREGNANT TEENAGERS, 11 Arkansas Building Margaret Holmes , Grand Rapids, Michigan, Public Schools Facilitator: Herbert Smith, Western Michigan University E7c "CHILDREN ' S HOSPITAL AND FAMILY EDUCATION , " James Lieberman, Children's Hospital and Nebraska Building Howard University Medical School, Washington, D. c. Facilitator: Phyllis Namrow, Children' s Hospital, Washington, D. c. E7d "PARENTAL GUIDANCE," Herman W:!.lliams , Union College, Character Research Project, Oklahoma Building Schenectady, New York Facilitator: Robert E. Larson , Texas Technological University -16- (SAT\JID\Y, CoNTINUED) man Case Western Reserve University and Betty Ffl}1lLY ACTION RMS " Marvin S uss • FA7a "VARIANT FAMILY FO • h Carolina at Chapel Hill ity of Nort 0 i L d Cogswell, Un i vers University of Western ntar ~· on on Hyde ~l emo rial Chapel Stage Facilitator: Jean Veever~LY LIFE EDUCATION APPROACH TO 1 HE TRAINING OF I NSTI11JTION "THE APPLICATION OF A FAM p l Mills Georgia Retardation Center, Atlanta AI. ~ Ht. Ypsilon Lobby STAFF," Donald Barash and :u rican Baptist Board of Education, Valley Forge Facilitator: Nathan Turner' me • Pennsylvania TTITUDES TOWARD ABORTION," Robert Lewis, University of Georgi FA7c "PRODUCING CHANGES IN A University of Minnesota a Dick Hall Corner " Facilitator: John BrucGe iNTEGRATED WITH COLLEGE FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION 1 Robert I RESEARCH AND THEORY "THE FUTURE OF THE FAI-1ILY IN AMERICA," Carle C. Zinunerman, *** BURGESS AWARD AD DRESS , }It. Ypsilon 3rd Floor Lobby University of New Hampshire, 1970 rec ipient PRESENTATION OF 1971 BURGESS AWARD, Robert \~inch, Northwestern University, Presiding Fac ili tater: J . Richard Udry • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 11 R7a "RESEARCH ON PRE-MARITAL SEXUAL BEHAVIOR, Ira Reiss, University of Minnesota and Karl Howard Hall Lobby Bauman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Facilitator: Hallowell Pope, University of Iowa 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon NCFR AFFILIATED COUNCILS WORKSHOP Women's Building "CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN FA!>IILY RELATIONS PROGRAMS," Kate Garner, Family Life Council *'~* of Greater Greensboro, North Carolina and E. M. Ralli ngs, University of North Carolina at Greensboro 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon STUDENT SEMINAR Texas Building Presiding: James \v. Maddock, University of Ninnesota *** 10:30 a.m . to 12:00 noon SPECIALS Friendship Lodge Lobby "SEXUAL ENCOUNTERS OF THE YOUNG," Floyd and Beatrice Martinson, Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minnesota Mt. Ypsilon 2nd Floor Lobby*** "NCFR DIRECTIONS IV," James Hawkins, Indiana University School of Medicine, K. F • *** King, Medical Center, University of Alabama, Barbara Chandler, White Ho use Conference on Children and Youth, OCD-DHEW, Washington, D. c., Mary Heltsley, Iowa State University, Janet Brown, Community Service Society, New York City, and Joan Aldous, University of Minnesota Kansas Building Chairman: Clark Blackburn, Family Service Association of America New York City "CONVERSATION HOUR WITH ZELDA SUPLEE AND MARIE MEHL Erickson Fo u~dation , NelJ York *'~* City ' 12:00 noon LUNCH AND GOODBYE Dining Hall - 17- NCFR EXECUfl'v£ COVMITIEL 1971-72 President. · • • • • • • • • • .Eleanor e B. Luckey President-Elect. Past President .Murray A. Straus . . Geral d R. Leslie Secretary. • • • . • . Mary W. Hicks Treasurer. . . . • ••.... Frederick E. Berger Editor, Joul'llaZ o f Marl"iage and the Family • Carlfred B. Broderick Editor, The Family Coordi nator •..• • • Wi lliam C. Ni chols, J r. Hembers- at-Large, Executive Committee •. . . Anne M. Lawson, Rob er t E. Staples; Two to be elect ed ~tembers-at -7arge , Representing Family Action Committee; Student~ and Young Professionals • • • • . . • . t o be elec t ed Section Cha1.rmen: Counseling. . • . • Clinton E. Phillips Education • . .•• • .George C. Chamis Family Action . . . . E. James Lieberman Research and Theory • • . Robert R. Bell Special Emphases . .Richard K. Kerckhoff Executive Officer ••... ••••. , •••• • , . • . • • . • . . Ruth H. J ewson ELECTED BOARD OF DI RECTORS Mable B. Anderson David M. Fu l comer Joseph Himes Gerhard Neubeck Clark W. Blackburn Arthur E. Gravatt Dean K. Hoffman Herbert A. Ot to ~1arjory Brooks James L. Ha\Jkins Ruth Jeffe rson Beatrice Paol ucci Vladimir de Lissovoy Mary E. Heltsley E. James Lieberman Student t o be sel ected STATE, REGIONAL , AND LOCAL CHAIRMEN Pacific Northwes t--Luther Baker, Jr. North Carolina--E . H. Rallings Rocky Mountain--Paul Hansen Nor th Dakota--Jane Vi ncent Southeastern--Leland Axelson Ohio--Claire Lehr Tri- State--Abraham Knepler Oklahoma- -Ni ck Stinnett Alabama-- Joseph S. Rowland Oregon-- Dale Jamt gaard Northern California-- Dorothy Seiden Pennsylvania--Anthony P. Jurich Connecticut--John P. Conlin South Caroli na-- Harry R. Bryan Idaho--Florence D. Aller Tennessee-- Edward Stapl es Illinois--Caryl T. Moy Texas--James L. Barber Iowa--Edward Powers Utah-- Jay D. Schvaneveld t lndiana--~largaret Owen Virginia--B. H. Raymond Louisiana- -Alice Teddlie Washington- -John Schiller Maryland--Harriet Steinberg \Usconsin- -Robert Reiber Massachusetts--Joseph Burroughs Los Angeles, California--Hary Jane Hungerford Hichigan--Evelyn Rouner Orange County, California--Robert Kelley Michigan Upper Peninsula--Robert Liberty San Diego , California--Rose M. Somerville Minnesota--Donald Irish Char lot te, North Carol ina--Joe Bur nette Mississippi--N. W. Carpenter, Jr. Greater High Po int, North Carolina--R. Delbert Byrum ~li ssouri- -J ames Bray Greater Greensboro, No rth Caroli na--Karl L. Barkley 11ontana--Robert Lind Dane County, Wisconsin--Kathryn Bruening Nebraska--Helen Redden Madison , Wisconsin--Florence Barringt on * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * WHAT IS THE NCFR? NCFR was founded in 1938 as an interprofessional forum through which members of t hose disc i plines intere&t ed i n f amily life might think, work, and plan together for the strengthening of marriage and family life . I t s objectives are t o provide opportunities for individuals, organized groups, and agenci es inter ested in fami ly research , counseling and education to plan and act t ogether on matters r elevant t o marriage and family living, including est abl ishmen t of professional standards, promotion and coor di nation of educational efforts , encouragement of research , and extension of community s ervices for families. FUTURE NCFRANNUAL ffffiNG SITES 1972--Portland, Oregon 1973--Toronto, Ontario, Canada - 18u- HID TO POOGRPJ'·1 PARTICIPPNTS Calden~ood, Deryck, 1,2,4,8, 9 , 10,12 Gravatt, Ar t hur E., 1,17 Aho, Orville, 14 Greene, John '1'., 9,10 Aldous, Joan 3,5,11,16 Carillo, Fred, 10 Carpenter, N. W. • Jr., 17 Gre gory, Preston, 14 Allen, J. l~norton, 10 Grossman, C. Bruce, 7 Alle~, Flo~ence D., 17 case, Leellen, 5 Chamis, George , 17 Groves, Gladys, 8 Alroquiat, ~li~abeth, 6 Gubler, Brent, 7 Anderson, ~!able B. , 1, 3,11,17 Chandler, Barbara, 1 , 2,9,16 AnQrist, Shirley S., 6 Chase, Jonathan, 12 Guerney, Bernard G. , 8 Appell, Clara T., 15 Chilman, Catherine s. , 3,6, 7,9 Guerney, Louise F., 6 Gunn, Barbara, 12 Appell, ~torey L., 15 Christensen, Harold T., 5,l3 A~d, Ben N. , 11,15 Clements, Leslie, 9,13 Ha cker, Helen M., 12 Arnold, Martha, 12 Cogswel l, Betty, 2,11,15,16 Hansen , Paul, 1,17 Arnold, Paul, 7 Conli n, John P., 17 Hartness, He l en Thun, 4 Ast, Ray J, , 7 Constantine, Joan, 10 Hawkins, James, 16,17 Ausherman, Charles, 5,10 Constantine, Larry, 10 Heckteon, Fait h, 14 Axelson, Leland, 17 Cooke, Philip W., 6 Heltsley, Mary E., 3,10,16,17 Bailey, Franklin C., 10 Coombs, Robert H., 1 ,3,9 Henshel, Anne-Marie, 5 Baker, Luther, Jr., 17 Coors, Hol ly, 5 Hey , Richard N., 1,3,11 Barash, Donald, 16 Cordova, Juan, 5 Hicks, Mary w., 3,6,9,17 Barber, James L., 17 Coufal, Jeanette, 6 Hi ebert, Wi lliam J., 3 Barbour, Alton, 7,9,11,13 Cruser, Angela, 7 Hil l, Reuben, 6,7,12 Barkley, Karl L., 17 Cunningham, Grover, 15 Himes, Joseph, 1,3,17 Sar~ington , Florence, 17 Curti s, John, 9 Hochschild, Arlie, 7 Bauman, Karl, 16 Dager, Edward z., 1 Hoffman , Dean K., 1, 3,7,9,12,17 Beall, Lyn!l, l!> Daniels, Arlene, 7 Holmes , Margaret, 15 Bell, Robert, 13, 17 Davis, Ke ith, 7,14 Houdek, P. K., 12 Bengtson, Vern, 11 Deal, Therry N., 14 Humphrey, Frederick G., 3,8,15 Berger, Eugenia, 1 de Lissovoy, Vladimir, 17 Hungerford, Mary Jane, 17 Berger, Frederick, 1,17 del Solar, Charlotte, 14 Insko , Ann, 12 Bernard, Jessie, 7,11,14 Doyle, Emma Lee, 9,15 Insko, Robert, 12 Berry, Jane, 7 Draper, Bessie, 5,9 Irish, Donald, 17 Berry, Judith, 5, 7 Driscoll, Richard, 7 Jackson, Jacqueline, 13 Billingsley, Andrew, 13 Duvall , Evelyn, l Jamtgaard, Dale, 17 Bl ack, Karl Dean, 9,12 Eastman, William, 1 Jansen, T. David, 8 Blackburn, Clark, 3,16,17 Eaton, Wylie , 1 Jefferson, Ruth, 1,3,17 Bockus, Frank H., 6 Edwards , Dorothy S., 12 Jewson, Ruth H., 1,2,3,11,17 Bollman, Stephen, 14 Eller, Jessie, 5,8 Boulding, Elise, 9 Johannis, Theodore B., Jr., 1,3,7 Ewing, James W., 14 Johnsen, Kathryn P,, 5 Bowman, Henry, 10 Faatz, Vern L. , 8 Johnstone, John, 11 Brashear, Diane, 14 Feldman, Harold, 1,3,6,9,13 Bray , James, 17 Jorgensen. .James D. , 11 Feldman, Philip, 10 Jurich, Anthony, 8,17 Bricker, June, 6 Figley, Charles R., 12 Broderick, Carlfred, 1,2,3,8,9,12,15,17 Kauffman, J. Howard, 14 Force, Elizabeth, 3,8 Kelley, Robert K., 6,16,17 Brooks, Marjory, 1, 3,6,17 Fortin, Pamela, 14 Brown, Allen J., Jr., 8 Kempson, J. Obert, 1,3 F:a:ank, Boris , 8 Kerckhoff, Richard K., 7 ,17 Brown, Elizabeth, 15 Frasier, Roberta, 13 Brown, Janet, 1,3,10,16 Kernodle, R. Wayne , 14 Fulcomer, David, 1,3,7,14,15,17 5 Bruce, John, 16 Fulcomer, Eric , 8 Kiefert, Robert M., Bruening, Kathryn , 17 Kieffer , Miriam, 7 Fulton, Wallace C. , 1 Kilgo , Reese, 12 Bryan, Harry R., 17 Gaither, Doris, 5 Buchmueller, Alfred D. , 10 Kilpatrick, W, S., 12 Garner, Kate B., 1,3,4,16 King, Karl, 16 Buckland, Clare H., 6 Gaylin, Ned, 2 , 3,6 Buckles, Raymond D., 12 Genne, William, 9,13 King , Kay F., 3,5,16 Burger, Bennett, 8 King , Mark, 11 Burne tte , Joe, 17 Gershenfeld, Matti, 11,13 Kitchell, Dorothy, 14 Burns, Robert, 6 Gilbert. James, 12 Gingles, Ruby , 5 Klemer, Richard, 2 Burr, Wesley, 11 Knepler, Abraham, 17 Burroughs, Joseph, 17 Glassberg, Bert Y., 111,15 Godinez, Antonia, 5 Ko1b, Trudy M., 14 Burton, J ean H., 6 Koprowski, Eugene J. , 4, 5,6 Goodwin , Conrad 11., 1, Burton, John D., 6 Lacroix, Gilles, 5 Byrum, R. Delbert, 17 Gordon. Leonard, 4 Grnhnrn, J::dwin, 10 Larson, Robert E., 15 Lasswell, Marcia, 4 - (INDEX 10 PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS. CoNTINUED) -18b- Latham, Carroll, 10 Owen, Margaret, 17 Smith, Herbert, 15 Latham, Mark., 10 Paolucc i, Beatrice, 1 2 3 14 17 Smith, Leon, 3,6 Latts, Sand~r. 15 Parks, Joseph, 9 ' ' ' ' Smith, Neil, 5 Lawson, Anne M., 1,17 Paulus, Dieter H., 2,8 Smith, Stephen, 7 Leclere, Wayne, 11 Paulus, Mary Lee, 5 Smith, William M., Jr., 2 Lehr, Claire, 17 Phelan, Gladys, 1,2,4,10 Somerville, Rose M., 1,2,3,9,13,17 Lemon, Bessie, 5,8 Phillips, Clinton E., 8,14,17 Spiers, Duane E., 15 Leslie, Gerald, 1,2,3,6,10,15,16,17 Pitzer, Ronald, 12 Spoon, Darrell, 14 Lewis, Robert A., 16 Pocs, Ollie, 5 Sporakowski, Hichael, 1, 5 ,11 Libby, Roger, 15 Poffenberger, Thomas, 12 Sprague-Jones, Susan, 12 Liberty, Robert, 17 Pope, Hallowell, 16 Sprenkle, Douglas, 8 Lieberman, James, 1,3,6,9,14,15,17 Porter, Blaine R., 1,3,4,13 Staples, Edward, 17 Lieberman, Leonard, 13 Potter, Jessie, 7 Staples, Robert, 1,3,11,17 Lief, Harold I., 4 Powers, Edward, 17 Steinberg, Harriet, 17 Lilligren, Patricia, 14 Prescott, James W., 8 Stevenson, Gordon, 5 Lind, Robert, 17 Purcell, Mary Lou, 1 Stine, Tom, 15 Liu, William T., 7 Purvis, John, 12 Stinnett, Nick, 17 Luckey, Eleanore, 1,4,6,17 Railings, E. M., 6,16,17 Straus, Hurray A., 3,11,14,17 Lyness, Judy, 7 Raymond, B. H., 17 Strong, Leslie, 9 Maddock, James, 1,3,8,16 Redden, Helen, 17 Sudia, Cecelia E., 9 Maddock, Marguerite, 7 Reed, David N., 10 Suplee, Zelda, 6,7,10,12,16 Maison, George, 10,14 Reiber, Robert, 17 Sussman, Marvin, 2,8,9 , 13,15,16 Marder, Barbara, 14 Reiss, Ira, 9,13,16 Swallow, Lila., 10 Margolin, Ruth, 7 Reulein, Pauline, 5,12 Taylor, Donald L. , 8 Martinson, Beatrice, 16 Reusch, Sherman, 10 Taylor, Sam, 14 Martinson, Floyd, 16 Richardson, J. Ryan, 8 Teddlie, Alice, 17 Masten, Ric, 3,11,13,15 Roberts, James B., 9 Tepper, Sheri, 7 Matchett, Robert, 1 Robinson, Effie, 5,14 Tha l, Helen, 10 McArthur, Arthur, 11 Rodgers, Roy H., 12 Thomas, L. Eugene, 11 McCullough, Margaret, 9 Rodman, Hyman, 1,2 Thompson , Frances, 5 Mehl, Marie, 6,7,10,12,16 Rollins, Boyd C., 11 Thompson, Hargaret F., 10 Mellot, Roger, 5 Rosenberg, SolS., 2,5 Tomaschewsky, Ann, 5 Mendelson, Lloyd A., 12 Rosenblatt, Paul, 9 Toombs, G. L,, 4 Mennie, Roy B., 8 Roser, Robert, 15 Torbett, David, 1,14 Messersmith, Craig E., 3,4,12 Rouner, Evelyn, 17 Trainer, Joseph B., 4,12 Mestas, Hilda, 5 Rowland, Joseph S., 17 Troll, Lillian, 11 Miller, James, 14 Rubin, Roger, 1,3 Turner, Nathan, 16 Mills, Paul R., 11,16 Running, Helen, 14 Udry, J . Richard, 1,6,16 Veevers, Jean E., 5,16 Miran, Sol, 1 Ruyle, Gene, 6,7,11,12 Ryder, Robert, 3,7,9,14 Vincent, Bunny, 7 Morgan, Mildred, 3 Vincent, Clark, 7,11 Moss, J , Joel, 15 Rydman, Edward J., 1,3,6,11 Satir, Virginia, 11 Vincent, Jane, 3,17 Moy, Caryl T., 17 Von Tobel, Grace, 9 Muehlig, Mary, 15 Sawin, ~largaret H., 4 Sawyer, Barbara, 11 Walsh, Robert, 13 Murphy, Donald, 12 Walters, James, 11 Murphy, Tom, 8 Scheier, Ivan H., 5,7 Schiller, John, 17 Warrick, Ruth, 1 Murray, Elwood, 7,9,11,13 Weaver, F. Jean, 9 Murstein, Bernard, 14 Schulz, Esther, 14 Schvaneveldt, Jay D. , 5,8,17 Webb, Paul E., 10 Myers, Lonny, 12,14 Weiss, Eugene, 12 Namrow, Phyllis, 15 Seiden, Dorothy, 17 Settles, Barbara, 6,11 Weissman, Julius, 14 Nash, Kenneth, 4 Weitzman, Lenore, 9 Nass, Gilbert, 2 Shannon, Robert E. , 12 Shapiro, Minna, 5 Whitehurst, Robert N., 9,14 Neubeck, Gerhard, 3,4,6,11,14,17 Williams, Herman, 15 Nichols, William C., 1,2,3,6,12,15,17 Sheerer, Elizabeth, 1,3,6,14 Shirey, w. Arthur, 1,10 Wi.lliams, John H., 12 Norris, Martin Laverne, 11 l~ilson, Don, 15 Nunnally, E1am, 5 Simpkins, Loy M., 10 Singer-Magdoff, Laura, 6,8,14 Winch, Robert F., 13,16 Nye, Ivan, 6,7,11,12 Winkler, Carol, 6 Skidmore, Anna Jean, 10 ·o'Brien, John, 9 Wiseman, Jacqueline P., 13 Skidmore, C. Jay, 5,8,10 Olsen, Albert J., 5 Wood, Narcile, S Olson, David, 1,3,4,5,7,8,9,12 Smardan, La urence, 3 Zimmerman, Carle c. 16 Otto, Herbert A., 1,3,7,13,17 Smith, Ann M., 6 Otto, Roberta, 7 VISIT NCFR FILM EXHIBIT FILM EXHIBIT SCHEDULE Show Times* WEDNESDAY Families Are Different and Alike (Coronet P.M. 2:45 1:00 Not Me Alone (Polymorph Films) Instructional Films) 1:35 Guidance •• . Big Sister (AIMS Instructional Media 3:00 Remember Eden (Arthur Barr Productions, Inc. ) Services, Inc. } 3:15 The Stronger (Doubleday Multimedia) 1:45 Teeth (American Dental Association) 3:35 Up Pill, Down Pill (BFA Educational Media) 2:00 No Place Like Home (American Dental Association) 4:00 1-teeting Strangers: Red Light, Green Light (BFA 2:05 Henry Pl ans Ahead (American Dental Association) Educational Media) Who Cares? (Sterling Educational Films) 2:20 4:25 Alcohol and You (BFA Educational Hedia) 2:35 Tviggy (Sterling Educational Films) THURSDAY P.M. A.M. Remember Eden (Arthur Barr Productions, Inc.) 12:30 I OWe You Nothing (Churchill Films) 8:00 Have a Healthy Baby (Churchill Films) 8:15 Self Defense For Girls (BFA Educational Media) 12:40 8:30 First Cigarette (BFA Educational Media) 1:00 Ivan and His Father (Churchill Films) 8:40 No Tears for Kelsey (Paulist Productions) 1:15 t.Jait Until Your Father Gets Horne (Churchill Films) 9:10 Where Were You During the Battle of the 1:30 The Three R' s--And Sex Education (Indiana University) Bulge, Kid? (Paulist) 2:30 Not Me Alone (Polymorph Films) 9:45 Families (Perennial Education, Inc. ) 3:00 Marriage (E. c. Brown Trust) 10:00 Marriage (Perennial Education, Inc.) 3:30 Lucy (Pictura Films Distributing Corporation) 10:20 1 Plus 1 = 3 (Mass Hedia Associates, Inc.) 3: 45 l.Jhat Right Has a Child? (Contemporary/McGraw-Hill 10 : 30 I Think They Call Him John (?-lass ~ledia Films) Associates, Inc.) 4:00 The Problem is Life (Contemporary/HcGraw-Hill Films) 11:00 Mr. Grey (Nass Media Associates, Inc.) 4:30 Johnny Lingo (Brigham Young University) 11:10 Scabies (Nass Media Associates, Inc.) 5:00 Marriage--What Kind For You? (Brigham Young 11:20 Passing Phase (Mass Hedia Associates, Inc.) University) 11:30 If There Weren't Any Blacks You ' d Have to 5:30 Never a Bride (Brigham Young University) Invent Them (1-tass Hedia Associates, Inc.) 8:30 1971 Award Winning Films FRIDAY A.H. 8:00 P. M. Are You the One? (Brigham Young University) 12:00 8:30 While You're I.Jaiting (Centron Educational Films) Sir, Sir (McGraw-Hill Films) 9:00 Not Me Alone (Polymorph Films) 12:25 That's Me (McGraw-Hill Films) 9:35 Grooving (Benchmark Films, Inc.) 12:45 Birds and Bees and Storks (Mc-Gra,•-Hill Films) 10:15 The Beginning of Life (Benchmark Films, Inc. ) 1:00 Remember Eden (Arthur Barr Productions, Inc.) 10:45 Southern Accents, Northern Ghettos (Benchma k 1:15 The Effective Teacher, Family Life/Sex Education Films , Inc.) r (Guidance Associates) 11 : 40 2:15 What Right Has a Cl 1 ild? ( HcGra1~-Hill Films) tfuat is Harriage? 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June 1971 496 pages 2-column $5.95 paper, $11.50 cloth MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY: A Comprehensive Reader Edited by Jeffrey K. Hadden, Tulane University and M arie L. Borgatta, University of Wisconsi n This widely adopted reader provides materials for the study of the family as a sociological science and as a social o r practical phenomenon. 1969 667 pages 2-column $6.50 paper ~ F. E. PEACOCK PUBLISHERS, INC. ttasca, ll linols Go143 - JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE FA A publication mainly directed to scholars W}lO arc int • • , • , . MIL Y STU Dl ES - e rcstcd Ln naltonal as w ·II . . . Titles of some articles: - c as tnh:rnat1onal Comparative Family Studies. Vol. I, 1970. 1. Carle C. Zimmerman, Fonner Professor, Harvard Univ ·t US , . . 2. William Kephart, University of Pcnn!iylvania "The 'D cr;,l y' . · .A·· The Atomistic Family- Fact or Fiction " 3. Jack R. Goody, University of Cambridge 'Englund y~~~nC~lonal' Theory of Romantic Love: A Research R;port," Societies. " , . ' arrtage Prestations, Inheritance and Descent in Pre-Industrial 4 . Raymond T. Smith, University ofChkago us A "TI N 1 5. Robert R. Bell, T emple University us/.. : .(; ;,~par;~ . uAc e~r Rdamily in Afro-American Kinship. " United States, Great Britain and Tri~lid~d. ,;• 0 IVe tlltu es A bow Marital Sex Among Negro Women in The Vol. II, 1971. 1. Su~a~ne Kell~r, Prince~on University, U.S.A., "Does The Faml/y Have a Future?" 2. Phllhps Cutnght, lndtana U niversity and Centre for Urban St d' f M · · · · "Economic Events and Illegitimacy in Developed Countries. , u Jes 0 .I.T · and Harvard UruversJttes, U.S.A ., 3. U. R. von Ehrenfels, University of Heidelberg, Germany, "Matrilineal Joint Family Patterns in India. ., 4. SF : ~;, K. H~,u, North Western University, U.S.A., "Filial Piety in Japan and China· Bo"owinv Variation and 1gm1 tcance. · '" 5. J · Henry Korson, University of Massachusetts, U.S.A., "Endogamous Marriage in a Traditional Society: West Pakistan., Vol. Ill , Spring 1972. SPECIAL ISSUE- ..Comparat ive Aspects of Family Behaviour and Patterns." Editors, Eugen Lupri The University of Calgary, Canada, and Gunther Llischen, The University of Illinois, U.S.A. ' Titles of some articles: - 1. Rene Konig, The University of Cologne, Gennany, "The Role of Comparative Family Research ;, Theory Construction. " 2. Veronica Stolte Heiskanen, The University of Helsinki, Finland, "Contextual Analysis and Cross-National Family Data. " 3. Bernard Farber, The University of Illinois, U.S.A., "Affblity and Origin in Industrial Societies." 4. Hyman Rodman, The Merril Palmer Institute, U.S.A., "The Resource Theory in Cultural Conte:xt. " 5. Edward Devereux, Cornell University, U.S.A., "Authority and Moral Development Among American and West German Children." O_~her articles by Murray Straus, University of NeV.: H~p s h~e, U.S.A.; Frederick Elkin, York University, Canada; Gunther Luschen, University of Illinois, U.S.A.; Eugcn Lupn, Unavers1ty of Calgary, Canada and others. Price Special Issue _ $4.50 Advance orders accepted Journal of Comparative Family Studies is published· biannually in Spring and Autumn. · · $6 50 two yearS $12 00 three years $18.00 , single copy $3.50. S u b scnpt1on rates: -; one year . , · • . . . P le~se address all correspondence to Dr. George Kurian, Editor, Journal of Comparative Family StudieS, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, The University of Calgary, Calgary 44, Alberta, Canada. Relevant new textbooks ... JUVENILE MARRIAGE DELINQUENCY and the FAMILY Robert G. Caldwell, University of Iowa Harold T. Christensen and Kathryn P. Johnsen, James A. Black, University of Tennessee both Purdue University Providing a broad survey of the field, this new Ready this Fall! This functional textbook textbook examines the nature and scope of gives the student a practical understanding of juvenile delinquency, its causes, and the the social and psychological factors that methods and procedures devised for its pre influence hls own interpersonal relationships vention and control. The approach is and of the kind of marriage and family Ufe he interdisciplinary, drawing upon the empirical may be able to establish. Recognizing the findings of many fields, including biology, importance of values and value conflicts in anthropology, sociology, psychiatry, medicine male-female, husband-wife, and parent The Ronal~ Press Company Pubhshers s ince 190 0 79 Modison Avenue • New York.. N.Y. 10016 Just Released THE SEARCHING YEARS a series of open-end films S~ort 11 ~ to 15 minutes). Containing ~1ghly sllmuloting role-ploys and Intense discussions. Issues chosen by young people themselves. Totally spontaneous and fra nk. Springboards into group activity. five titles I Theme: FAMILY I OWE YOU NOTHING! three titles I Theme: (obligations in the family) DATING AND MARRIAGE MOM, WHY WON'T YOU LISTEN? ONE OR MANY? (communicating with Mother) (Wha t do you wont from doting?) WAIT UNTIL FATHER GETS HOME! (mole vs. female roles) WHAT GIRLS WANT FROM BOYS CAN A PARENT BE HUMAN? (How do you want to be treated?) (the "ideal" parent) HOW CLOSE CAN YOU GET? IVAN AND HIS FATHER (Con you be independent, yet married ?) (the d1fficulty of change) Awards: A merican Film Festiva l; Atlanta Film Festival; ·So. Calif. Social Science Association. Note: A portion of our material is so moving that it is being released in theatres as a 90-minute feature called " Sa turday Morning ." The sequences used in the short films do not appear in the feature; their power is similar. Produced by DIMENSION FILMS • Distributed by CHURCHILL FILMS 662 North Robertson Blvd. · los Angeles, California 90069 - WI/W Oxford University Press • w The Family in Social Context By GERALD R. LESLIE, Chairman, Sociology Department, University of Florida. "Leslie's book is well-written and the material is extremely well- W OXFORD W UNIVERSITY w PRESS 200 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10016 - ,... TWO IMPORTANT NEW BOOKS ON THE FAMILy FROM MARKHAM THE AMERICAN fAMILY: A Sociologica l Interpretation by BERT N. ADAMS Unive•slty of Wisconsin This te:xt is unique in the presentation of analytic frameworks an J theoret'•cal co e . f J ' ' l f • f · 1 nc p1 IOns Or organ. izing ~m mterpretmg t 1e gr~ut mass o m orruat1on ~ow avai lahle on tJ1e U.S. farnily. While the hook is an mtr.oductory t~xl e.over~ng all the s~andan.l topacs such as socialization, dating and mate selec tion, manta) roles, kmslup, dtvorce, etc.; •t also makes a strong theoretical contribution to the family field. "Readers of .The A mP.rican .Fa"!ily: A Socfol?gical l!tt"rf!rP.llltion by BPrt N. A cfltms are in for an ex citing e:r.penP.nce. The famtly lS J>laced wttlun an lustorccal Clnd cross·cultuml contrxt to stMt with, nnd then major aspects of the contempornry A mcric(rn, systPm are trPatf>d, with a. view toward mtionul understanding. The a'!'t~or presents !t ~s materifLl ':"it/tin t.lr~ sociologicrtlframPwork and hP is analyt icnl more thnn descrzptwe, P.mphaJtztng theorettcal concPrns to flid in int(•rprPtation. The book is based on the premise that learning is more than mPntorizing, and so challenges its rPadt>rs to think for thernselves and to struggle creatively with the controversial i$stw.s and unresolved problems f.acing the family institrttion. The author has been selective more tha.n f!ncyclopPdic, trying to tiVOid thP. trivial and the mediocre and to stimulate readt•rs beyond the mPre dig('stion of summa~y materials usually fo~tnd in textbooks. The reader may not alu;ays agMe with everything he encounters but he will be challenged to analyze, wl1ich is the essence of learning." Harold T. Christiansen, Purdue University READINGS ON THE SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY edited Dy BERT N. ADAMS University of Wisconsin and THOMAS WEfRATH Wisconsin State University at Whitewater This reader attempts to acquaint the student with some major. aspects of the family placed in t" ;na: lytical framework. The 39 readings are organized around the hf~·cycle appro~ch to study o~ t~~ ;~ ily. The articles selected strongly emphasize the American famtly. system. Smce ":any s~u e, s 1 they already know the family system of our society, this emphasis .slhtou1d cap~ur~ t le st~ ~~: 8faa~~~ tion The artic1es selected were chosen to acquaint the student wll t 1te ~atndtss~es 0 . ' wlule·. at the same time stimulau· ng h"ts t10ug1 1 tt processes. 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' , ' UNION COLLEGE CHARACTER RESEARCH PROJ ECT 10 NottTerrace,Schenectady,N.Y .12308 GUIDING THE CHARA CTER 0 DE VEL OPMENT OF THE Character Education PRESCHOOL CHILD $3.95 during CHARACTER POTENT IAL $1.50 INFANCY 0 jOURNAL. Issue on Infancy Name ______ Address ------ INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY The journal is devoted to encourage cross-cultural, cro~s - natio~al, and inter-dis.ciplinary research and exchange of information concerning significant developments rn marnage and the fam1ly. INCLUDED in the SPECIAL ISSUE (July 1971) of I NT~RNAT ION A~ JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY: Intermarriage in a Comparative Perspective- Guest Ed1tors: Ruth Shonle Cavan and jordan T. Cavan. "Toward a Theory of Intermarriage,", Robert J. Lazar; "Cultural Pattern\, Functions, and Dysfunctions of Endogan:'y a~d lnt:rmarriage,' ~uth S. Cav.~n and )ordan ~- .~avan, A Cross-Cul_tural Study of lntercaste Marnage m lnd1a and the Un1ted States, Man S1ngh Das, Patterns of Generational Subculture and In termarriage of the Greeks in the United States," Geor~e A. Kou~vetaris; "Biack~Whi~e Intermarriage in the United States," Sophia F. McDowell; "Some ~?servat1o~s o~ Chmese lntermar~,1age m the United States" James A. Beaudry· "The Moslems and InterreligiOUS Marnage m the New World, Abdo A. Elkholy; "Attitudes of jewish Coitege Students in the United States Toward Interreligious Marriage," Ruth S. Cavan; "Attitudes of Catholic University Students in the United States Toward Catholic-Protestant Intermarriage,'' Alfred j. Prince; "Thai-American Intermarriage in Thailand," Harold E. Smith; "Inter marriage Practice in Traditional Korea," Dae H. Chang; and "Cultural Significance of Intermarriage: A Comparative Approach," Mildred Kornacker. COMING in the September issue of INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY: "Processes of Family Formation Among the Urhobo of Midwestern Nigeria," Onigu Otite; uTheoreticai-Methodological Model for Family Transformation Research and its Empirical Verification," Olivera Buric; "The Family in Bulgaria: Development and Future," Raina Pesheva; "Woman's Status in Socialistic and Capitalistic Countries (II)," Pawel Horoszowski; "The Scandinavian Countries- One or Several Cultures," jan Trost; "Work- An Emerging Value for Daughters of the Indian Middle Class" Rhoda L. Go~dstein; "A Com pari so~ of the Duration of Interracial with I ntraracial Marriages in Hawaii/' Michael H. MIller; "Some Theoretical and Methodological Suggestions for Reconceptualization of Family Nucleation," P.M. George and Edward T. Pryor, Jr.; and "Thirty Years of Research on Ideal Mate Characteristics: What Do We Know?" Edward A. Powers. INTE~NATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY announces its FIRST ESSAY CONTEST m honor of RUTH SHONLE CAVAN on the Subject "THE FUTURE OF THE AMERICAN F~M~LY" or "THE FUTURE OF THE FAMI LY IN AN ASIAN SOCIETY ." The contest will close at m1dn1ght, December31, 1971. EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE should be directed to: MAN SINGH DAS, Ph . D., ED ITOR INTERNATIONAL JOUR NAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILy INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY c/o Department of Sociology, Northern Illinois University DeKalb, Illinois 60115, USA und, 11fuma lcd, 2117 pp S4 .95 'f I 11: S'l Of{ Y 0 1· YU IJ hy IJ1 I . A. and Ml\. ('ockdJu A IIIIIJ ·IIIICJI fiiCIUIC \ IC)ty lwuk fur YOIIII); d11fdrcn who ,1\k lhc CICt lla f