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AUTHOR. Imel, M. Susan TITLE ..:, Adult and dontinuing,Education.,A Bibliographic Guide to tlie University of Michigan, Libraries.

PUB DATE .75 i NOTE 15710: EDRS PRICE 9V-SO.83 HC-58,69 Plus Postage v DESCRIPTORS *Adult Education;.11,Bibliographies; *Library Collections; Library Guides; Resource Guides IDENTIFIERS *Universitf of Michigan Libraries

ABSTRACT The bibliographic guide attempts to compile the principal resources (i.e.,,all books and periodicals) in adult and continuing education and related areas `held by the University of 'Michigan Library system. It is divided into the following subject categories: general works; institutional forms; methodology, teaching, learning, and curriculum; administration and program ,planning; gerontology; remedial; community development; media; nternational and comparative; trends and movements; periodicals and serials; and other sources. Items are listed alphabetically by author, within categories. Entry is accomplished by a Library of Congress call number. If the item is held by a divisional library, it is' processed by an abbreviation indicating the library in which it is located, with library abbreviations identified. A listing of other equrcei available is included and encompasses governmental agencies, intoernational organizations, professional associations and societies, specialized agencies and organizations, and academic resources and centers. (LH)

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ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION A Bibliographic Guide to the University of Michigan Libraries

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M. SUSANIMEL, A.M.L.S. A 1975

Graduate Program in Adult and ContinuingEducation School of Education University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 INTRODUCTION

this bibliographic guide to the University of Michigan's holdingsin

Adult and Continuing Education was prepared by Ms. M.Susan-IMel, a doctoral

candidate in Adult and Continuing Education at the University ofMichfganr

Faculty and students as well as practitioners in the field are inher debt

for preparing.a useful and valuable tool that will serve manyeducational

needs.

The literature of-Adult and Continuing Education is spread throughout

the University Library system."The Guide should provipe an orderly basis

for a search for needed references. The University of Michigan Libraries

usethe Library of Congress call number system. The Guide therefore has

an additional utility for those libraries whichcatalog holdings under the 4 Library of Congress system.

While the Guide's claw ation system is necessarily arbitrary, we

believe it comprehends the major topical areas inthe field of Adult and

Continuing. Education. The Guide attempts to list all books andperiodicals

held by the Libraries; it does not -- could not --list individual journal 5 articles.

Among practitioners and in the professoriateas.well, there is growing

recognition that Adult and Continuing Education is anacademic discipline

and a field of -practice worthy of serious study..The growth of the literature

Attests to that recognition. This Guide is a first at the Uv vrsity ofMichigan -- J , )a drawing together ofprincipal resources in Adult and ContinuingEducation.

Morton.Gordon, 'Professor and Chairperson Graduate Program Adult and Continuing Education

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TABLE OF CONTET

INTRODUCTION

'USERS' GUIDE iii

GENERAL WORKS 1 Includes: History and Philosophy; DeIlegraphic Data; Social Settings' and Foundations; Professional Training.

II, INSTITUTIONAL FORMS 24, Includes: Higher Adult Educa .n; Co unity Colleges;'University Extension; Workers' Educatio abor ad Industry; Professional Continuing Education; Libraries and M eums; Public School and' Community Education:, Prisons; MilitaryVoluntary Associations; Health and Welfare; Church; and 'Eveninand Continuation SchOols.'

III. METHODOLOGY 50 Includes: General Works On; Psycholog cal Process,; Gioup Dynamics; Leadership; Workshops,'Conferences, an Laboratories; Inservice Training; Planned Change; and Gaming.

IV. TEACHING AND LEARNING AND CURRICULUM 66 Includes: Psychology of Learning.

111 V. ADMINISTRATION,AiD PROGRAM PLANNING 79 Includes: Financing; Evaluation; and ounseling.

VI. GERONTOLOGY 87

VII. REMEDIAL 93 Includes: ABE; Re- training; and Manper Programs.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 101

109 IX. MEDIA Includes: Television; Radio; Motion P ctures; and Communication.

X. INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE 1713 Includes: Literacy; Folk Ugh gChools; Developing Nations; and Residential Centers,

XI. TRENDS AND MOVEMENTS '133 Includes:' Human;Potential; Women's Continuing Education; and Vocational and Technical. 0

XII. PERIODICALS AND SERIALS 139

OTHER SOURCES 143 Includes: Governmental Agencies; Intet4national Organizations; ., Professional, Assbciations and Sogieties; Specialized Agenciesvand Organizations; and Academic Resoprces and Centers.

iii USER'S GUIDE )

This bibliography is a list of materials on Adult and Continuing

Education and related areas held by the University of Michigan Library

o system. Each entry is accompanied by a call number; if the item is held

by a divisional library, it is preceeded by an abbreviation indicating the

library in which it is located. (See list of abbreviations. below.) Although

many of the entries are held by more than one library, only one location is

indicated. Tlfe Public Catalogue on the second floor of the Graduate Library 0

gives additional locations; this catalogue contains entries for books held

in all divisional libraries except the holdings at the Center Ior'the

. Antinuing Education of Women (CEW). The locations of all divisional . / * libraries are available in the Public Catalogue.

The bibliography is pot annotated, but is divided into subject categories 0 to aid users. Entries are listed only once although many could appear in

more than one category. If this overlap is not obvious from an entry's,

title, a cross-reference to other categories appears following the entry.

All, libraries use the Library of Congress Classification system,except

the CEW which has developed ...its own schem . In addition, a few entries

appear with the letter "X" preceeding the number. "X" indicates a temporary

entry which is subject to, change. Consult the Public Catalogue before looking

for an entry preceeded by "X".

At the time this bibliography was being compiled, the Education Library

(housed in'the Undergraduate Library) was being absorbed into other collections

in the library system. Most books were being reclassified as Undergraduate

(UGL) books. Therefore, UGL is used for entries housed in both the Undergraduate

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6' and Education Libraries. However, some of the items in'the Education.

collection may be moved to the GradUate Library. In-the event you cannot

locate an OGL designated book -in the Undergraduate Library collection,

consult the Public Catalogue.

Most items ids the bibliography are books; however a few dissertations

which apprear on miicrofilm are included. These entries are indicated by

FILM foliaged by a umber. The microfilm c011ectiop is housed in the

Microform Reading Room. 203 in theceraduate Library. In addition, a few

items from the'ERIC collectionare listed; ED plus a six digit number

indicates such an entry. The ERIC microfiche are housed in the ERIC

Library located on the second floor of the School of Education and

in Room 203 of the Graduate Library.

ti ABBREVIATIONS

Libraries: t.\

L.S. Library Science ED ERIC

UGL Undergraduate S.W. Social Work

NCS North Campus,Storage ENG Engineering

P.R. Public Health TAW -Law

NUR Nursing MUSIC Music

STOR. Storage DENT Dental

B.G. Bureau of Government , ARCH Atchitecture

B.A. Business Administration MUS Museum.'

GER Gerontology REF Reference

MED Medical NCPC Non Circulating Periodical Collection cEw Center for the Conanuing Education of Women vi Other Abbreviations:

.ALA American Library Associationt

AEA Adult Education Association.of the U.S.A.

AEA-M Adult Education Association of Michigan NUEA National Univergitye Extension Association GPO U.S. Goveenment Printing Office or Government PrintingOffice e OECD Organisation for Economic Cooperation. and Development

.UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and Gultural Organization

CSLEA Center for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults

AAAE American Association for Adult Education

NEA National Education Association

NSSE `National Society for theSeudy.of Education

ERIC Educational Resources Information Center

NTL National Training Laboratories

HMSO His Majesty's Stationary Office

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0 I. GENERAL WORKS

Includes: History and Philosophy; Demographic Data; Social Settings and Foundations; Professional Training.

LC Adams, James T. Frontiers of American Culture, A Study of Adult 5251' Education in a Democracy. New York: Scribner'll, 1944. .A22

UGL LCAdult Education Association, U.S.A. Adult Education; A Directory of 5201. National Organizations Represented in the Council of National Organ- .A22 izationg of the Adult Education Association. New York: Association Press, 1954.

UGL LB . Architecture for Adult Education, A Graphic Guide for 3221 Those Who Art-Planning Physical'Facilities for Adult Education. . .A24 Chicago, 1956. .

NCS LC . Report. (lst;, 1951/52). Chicago: AEA, 1952. 5201 l .A196

UGL LC Adult Education Association, Michigan. Michigan Adult Education 5201 Directory, 1955. Ann Arbor, 1955. .A23

Z Altick, Richard D. The English Common Reader; A Social History of 1003 the Mass Reading Public, 1800-1900. Chicago: University of Chicago' .A47 Press, 1957. (Aso:International and Comparative)

LBAmerican Alumni Council. Adult.Education and the Alumni. Ithaca, N.Y., 2411 1928. .A514

LC American Association for Adult Education. Adult Education and 5251Democracy. New York: American Association for Adult Education, 1936. .A51

LC . Annual Report of the Director in Behalf of the Executive 5201 Board. New York, 1926/27-1939/40, 1942/43-1948/49. .A52

LC . Digest of the Proceedings 'of the 2nd-3rd Annual Meetingfl 5201 1927-28. New York, 192?-28. .A51

LC American Vocational Association.' The Development of Social 1045 Intelligence'Through Part-time Education. Washington: GPO, 1934. .A21 no.173

UGL LC Axford, Roger W. Adult Education:'The Open Door. Scranton, PA., 5215 International Textbook Co., 1969. .A97 2

L Barrows, Alice. The Problem of Adult Education in Passaic New 111 Jersey. Washington: GPO, 1920.

.A6 C 19 20 no.4* d UGL Z Heal, George M. Indicators Ames: Dept. 7161 of Sociology and Anthropology; Iowa State University, 1971. .S684 v LC Beals, Ralph and Leon Brody.The Literature of Adult Education. 5251 New York: American Association for Adult Education, 1941. .837

HM Bell, Wendell, Richard J.,Hill and Chnrles P. Wright. Public 141 Leadership; A Critical Review with Special Reference to Adult .B44 Education. San Francisco: Chandler Pub. Co., 1961.

HN Bennis, Warren G. and Philip E. Slater. The Temporary Society. New York: Harper and Row, 1968., .B47

HM Berelson, Bernard and Gary A. Steinet. Human Behavior: An Inventory

51 of Scientific Findings. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1964. . .485

P.H. HM . Human Behavior: Shorter'Edition. New York: Harcourt, 51 Brace &World, 1967. .B485 1967

LC Berg, Ivar. Education and Jobs; The Great Training Robbery. 66 New York: Praeger, 1970. (Also:Remedial) .B49

UGL- LC Bergevin, Paul. A Philosophy for AdultEducation. New York; 5215 Seabury Press, 1967. .B592

LC Bernstein, Abraham, The Education of Urban Populations. New York, 5115 1967. .B53

Z Bestor, Arthur E. Chautauqua Publications; An storical and 1318 Bibliographical Guide. Chautauqua, Chaut uqua Press, 1934. .C49 B56

UGL BF Bischof, Ledford J." Adult Psychology. New. York: Harpet and Raw, 724.5 1969. .B62

NCS LC 'Bishop, William W. Adult Education,-- A Challenge to Phi Beta 5215 Kappa. New York, 1927. .B62 S.!

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UGL LC Blakely, Robert J. Adult Education in a Free Society; Speeches. 5215 Edited by J. R. Kidd. Toronto:' Executive Press, 1958. .B64

.UGL LC 0 . Toward a Homeodynamic Society. Boston: CSLEA, 1965. 5551 .C37 no.49

UGL BY Bloom, Benjamin S. Stability and Mange in Human Characteristics. 831 New York: Wiley, 1964. .8655,

LC Bode, Carl. The American Lyceum, Town Meeting of the Mind: 6551 New York: Oxford University Press, 1956. .B67

UGL HM Brim, Orville G. and Stanton Wheeler. Socialization After Childhood; 131 Two Essays. New York: Wiley, 1966.

, .B86

UGL LC Broudy, Harry S. Aims in Adult Education: I; A Rehlist View. 5551 Chicago: CSLEA, 1959. .C37 no.28

UGL LC Brunner, Edmund de Schweintz, and others. An Overview of Adult P.H. 5219 Education Research. Chicago: AEA, 1959. .B92

' UGL LC Bryson, Lyman. Adult Education. New York: American Book 5215 Co., 1936. .B92

L.S, E .. The Drive' Toward Reason in the Service °f a Free People. 169.1 New York: Harper, 1954. .B92

L.S. LC Reason andDiscontent; The Task of Liberal Adult 5215 Education. Pasedena, CA: Fund for Adult Education, 1954. .B93

UGL LC Burns, Hobert W., ed. Sociological Backgrounds of Adult 5551 Education. Chichgo: CSLEA, 1964. .C37 no.41

UGL LC California Bureau of Adult Education. Handbook on Adult 5252 Education in California. Revised ed. Sacramento, 1966. .C15 4P A3 1966

UGL LC California Council for Continuation Education.Handbook on 5552 Continuation Education in California. Sacramen o: State .C2 Dept. of Education, 1966. C15 1.0 4

UGL LC'California, Dept. of Education. Handbook on Atilt Education in 5252 California. Revised ed. 'Sacramento, 1972. .C15 A33 1972

L . Handbook on Continuation Education. Sacramento: 124 California State Printing Office, 1930. .B4 no.G-4

L . Handbook on Continuation Education. Sacramento: 124 California State Printing Office, 1632. .B4 19 32 no.17

Z , Division of Adult and Continuing Education.Annotated 5814 Bibliography on Adult Education: Los Angeles, 1938. , .A2 C2 (

/ LC Cameron, Kenneth W., comp. The Maspachetts_Lyceum Dur ng the 6552 American Renaissance. Hartford: Iran cendental Books, 169. .M4

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. LB Carnegie Commission on Higher Education. Toward a Learning 2322- Society; Alternative Channels to Life, Work, and Service. New York: .C327 McGraw-Hill, 1973.

UGL UB Cartwright, Morse A. Marching Home; Educational and Social 357 Adjustment After the War. New York: Bureau of Publications, .C33 Teachers College, Columbia University, 1944.

UGL LC . Ten Years of Adult Education; A Report on d Decade of 5251 Progress in the American Movement. New York: Macmillan, 1935. .C33

LC Case, Victoria and Robert Ormond CaSe. We Called it Culture; The L. 6301 Story of Chautauqua. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1948. .0

BJ Cawelti, John G. Apostles of the Self-made Man. Chicago: 161,1.2 University of Chicago Press, 1965. .C384 c 1965

LB Centre for Educational Research and Innovation. Case Studies of

71 Educational Innovation. 4 Vol. Paris: OECD, 19'73. .C38

'LC . Recurrent Education: A Strategy for Lifelong Learning. 5215 Paris, 1973. .C42 et,

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. . Also A Complete 0 F Chautauqua, Historical and` Descriptive 127 Histo of the Chautau da Aasoci tionAnd I s V rious Schools .C7 of Science and Literature, by a Chautauquan. Chicago: F4rbanks, C5 Palmer & Co., 1884.

UGL LB Ghickering, Arthur W. Education, and Identity. San Francisco:, 2322"..Jossey-Bass., 1969: .C53 0, %

© p UGL. LC Clark, Burto'n R. Educating the Expert Society. San Francisco: L.S. 19'1 Chandler, 1962. . C59 o

UGL LC . The Margins ity of Adult Education.. Chicago: CSLEA, 5551 1958. -.4. .C37 no.20

LC . Adult Education in Transition; A Study of Institutional 5252 -Insecurity. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1968. .C15 C59 196

HM Clausen, John A., ed. Socialization and Society. Boston:

131 Little Brown, 1968. . .S68

REF L College EntranceLaminationBoard. The New York Timeg-Guide to 901 Continuing Education in America. Edited by Frances Coombs Thomson. r .C687 New York.: Quadrangle Books, 1972.

UGL BF Combs, Arthur W. and Donald Snygg. Individual Behavior; A 697 Perceptual Approach ito Behqviot. Revised ed. New York: .C73 Harper, 1959. 1 195,9

LC Components for Leadership in Continuing Education,. East Lansing: 5551 Continuing Education Service, Michigan State University, 197,3. . C74

1 LC Conference on Adult Education and the Negro. Find 2701 Annual Conferendt on Adult Education and Negro . . 1st. Hampton, . .C75 VA,-1938.

NUR 'LB Corey, Stephen M. Helping Other People an COluMbus: Ohio 1027.5 State University Press, 1963. .C82

UGC, LC Cotton, Webster E.- On BehAlf of Adult E 5551 Examination of the Supporting Literature. _2.C37 (f-n6.56

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o UGL LC Cummings, Thomas, Jr., ed. Political Backgrounds of Adult ° 5551 Education: The University in Urban Society. Boston: CSLEA, .1 .C37, 1967. no.53

LC Davidson, Thomas. The Educatpin of the Wage-earners; A Contribution 053 Toward,the Solution of the Educational Problem of Democracy. .N5 Boston: Ginn, 1904. D3

UGL 6, LC DeCrow, Roger,7ed. Growing Time. 'Boston:CSLEA, 1964. 5551 (Also:Institutional Forms) .C37' no.44

UGL HC Drucker, Peter F. The Age of Discountinuity: Guidelines. to Our S.W. 59 Changing Society. New York: Harper & Row, 1969. .D79 rs tI. HD Mana ement: -oraSks Res onsibilities Practices. 31 ew York: Harper & Row, 1974. ..D78

STOR. , LC Dutta, S. C: and H. J. Fischer,ed. Training.4A,Adult Educators; .0209 Proceedings of a Seminar Held in New Delhi, Mardh, 1972.,BOMbay: .549 Shakuntala Publishing House, 1972.

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UGL LB Ebel, Robert L. Essentials of Educational Measurement. 2d ed. 3051 Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1972. .E15 1972

GER BF/ Eisdorfer, Carl and M. Powell Lawton, ed. ThelPsychology of American Psychological . 724.8 Adult Development and Aging:Washington: .A488 AssociatiOn, 1973. AY,-

UGL LC Elsdon, Konrad. Reality and PurPose;cA Visitor's Reflections on 5551 Aspects of AmericanAdult Education. .Chicago: CSLEA, 1957. .C37 no.16 a. LC Ely, Mary L., ed. Adult Education In Action: New York:. 5215 American Association for AduleEdvAtion, 1936. .E52

. Handbook of Adult Education in the United States, 1948. -LC _ 5251 New York: Association for Adult Education in cooperation with the .H24 Institute of-Adult Education, Teachers College, 'Columbia University, 1948. 1948.

UGL HD -'Evans, Luther H. 'and George Arnstein, ed. Automationan the 6331sChallenge to Education. Washington: NEA, 1962. .S97 1962 () .

13 L:S. LA Faure, Edgar and others. Learnin to Be The World' of Educa ion 132 Today and Tomorrow. Paris: UNESCO, 1972. (Alsoanternationtl .163 and Comparative)

Z Faxon, Frederick W. .'"Chautauqua. A Bibliography of the Lake 1007 and Assembly." Bulletin of Bibliography,I (July, 1898), Bost() .B94 Book Co., J898. V.1

LC Fisher, Dorothy C. Learn or Perish. New York: H. Liveright, 5215D1930. .F5T 1931

. NCS LC . Why Stop Learning? New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1927.

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H Fletcher, Cyril S., ed. Education for Public Responsibility. 83 1st et. New York: Norton 61 Co., 1961. .F62,

LA . Education: The Challenge Ahead. New York: W. W. 209.2 Norton, 1962. .F59 .,

LA / . . The' Great Awakening, Including a Plan for Education 209.2 for Leadership. White Plains, N.Y., 1958: . .F63 I j CB I Foster,George Mc. Traditi9nal Cultures and the Impact of 478I Technological Change. New tori: Harper, 1962. ..F75

S.W. LC Freire, Paulo. Education for Critical Consciousness. New York: 191 Seabury,,Press, 1973. / .F853

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UGC, . Pedagogy of the Oppressed. Translated 13)., Myra Bergman S.W. Ramas. /lew York: Seabury Press, 1970.

LeS. LC Fund for AdultEducation, Pasadena, CA. The Challenge of Lifetime 5201 Learning. Pasadena, CA., 1953. .F985 1 17

B.G. LC Fund for Adult Education. C ntinuing_Liberal Education for 5201 Continuing Freedom and Incre ing Responsibilities. White .F986 Plains, N.Y.:, 1960.

LC . Education for Public Responsibility. White Plains, 5201 N.Y., 1959. .F987 14 8

UGL LC . Liberal Adult Education. White Plains, N.Y., 1956. 5215 . 798

LC : 1951-1961; A Ten Year Report of the Fund for Adult 5201 Education. New York, 1961. .F983

- STOR. LC . Occasional Papers. No. 1-3; 1952-1954. Pasadena, CA. 5201 . F98

UGU tC . Report. 1951-1957/59. Pasade 5201 .F97

U-M LB Gartner, Alan, Colin Greer and Frank Reissman. After Deschooling, DET 885 What? New York; Harper 6; Row, 1973. . 133 trj G24

UGL LC Goodman, Steven E. National Directory of Adult and Continuing 5251 Education. Rochester, N.Y.: Educational Training Assoication, . G65 1968.

'LC Gould, Joseph E. The Chautauqua Movement. New York: State 6551 University of New York, 1961. . G72

BF Goulet, L. R. and Paul B. Baltes. Life-span Developmental 699 Psychology. New York: 4dademics.Press, 1970. .L72

S.W. LC Grabowski, Stanley M. Paulo Freire: A Revolutionary Dilemma 5219 for the Adult Educator. Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University,

..G73 Publichtions in Continuing Education, 1972. ,

UGL LC Grattan, Clinton p., 0. American Ideas AboutAultEducation, 5251 1710-1951. New York: Bureau of PubliCations, Teachers College, .G77 Columbia University, 1959.

UGL LA In Quest of Knowledge; A Historical Perspective on 21 Adult Education. 1New York: Association Press, 1955. .G77 1915a 1)

/LABADIE E Grebler, Leo, Joan W. Moore and Ralph C. Guzman. The Mexican COLLEC- 184 American People; The Nation's Second Largest Minority. New York: TION .M6 Free Press, 1970. G79

LC Goldman, Freda , ed. Educational Imperative: The Negro in the Changing South . Chicago: CSLEA, 1963. .G62

111 UGL Green, Ernest. Adult Education; Why This Apathy?London: 5215 Allen & Unwin, 1953. .G78

UGL Q Greenberg, Benjamin C.Science and the Public Mind. New York: 181 McGraw-Hill, 1935. .G89

. UGL L Jessup, Frank W., ed. Adult *Education TowardsSocial and PolitiFal 10 Responsibility. Hamburg: UNESCO, Institut flir Plidagogik, 1953. .U53 no.1 °

UGL LC Hardy, Norfleet. Farm, Mill'and Classroom A History of Thx 5252 Supported Adultducation in South Carolina to 1960. Columbia: .S6 College of General Studies, University of South Carolina, 1967. H27

UGL CB Harrington, Michael. The Accidental Century. New York: Macmillan, S.W. 425 1965. .H32

LC Harrison, harry P. Culture Under Canvas; The Story of Tent 6301 Chautauqua. New York: Hastings House, 1958. .C5 H32

LC Hart, Joseph K. Adult Education. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell 5215 Co., 1927. .H325 ,

LB Havelock, Ronald G. The Chi'ailge Agent's Guide to Innovation in 1027 Education. Englewood Cliffs,''N.J.: Education Technology .H38 Publications; 1973.

NUR BF Havinghurst, Robert. Developmental Task and Education. 3rd ed, 636 New York: D. McKay Co., 1972. .H38 1972

New York: D. McKay Co., UGL BF . Human Development and Education. 636 1953. .H39 100 1953

. Social Roles of the Middle-aged Person, A Method of UGL . LC 5551 Identifying the Needs of Adults. Chicago: CSLEA, 1968. .C37 no.4 4 1968"

Chicago: L.S. LC , and Betty Orr. Adult Education and Adult Needs. 5215 CSLEA, 1960. .H39 1960a ."10

HV Hawkins, Gaynell. Educational Experiments in Social Settlements. 4193 New York: American Association fok Adultducation, 1937. . H39 P, / UGL LC Hayakawa, S. I. Adul.t Education as a Timebinding Process. Chicago: 5551 CSLEA, 1954. .C37 0 no.8 1968

LC Hely, Arnold S. M. Newrends in Adult Education, From Elsinore 5219 to Montreal. Paris: SCO, 1962. . H52 rc,'" HN Herring, John W. Soctial Planning and Adult New'York: 80 Macmillan, 193'3.

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''L Hayes, Cecil B. The Aneri n Lyceum; Its History andContrition 111 to Education. Washington: 1932. .A6 19 32 no.12 It4 sx GER ' LC Aesburgh, Theodore M., Paul A.Miller and Clifton R. Warton, Jr. 5215,Patterns for Lifelong Learning San Francisco: Jossey-Bass; 1973. .H58'

LC Hewitt, Dorothy and Kirtley F. Mather.,Adult Education. A Dydathic- 5251 for Democracy. New York: D.ApOleton-Century Coy, 1937. .H59

UGL DA Hoggart, Richard. The_Uses of Literacy; Aspects of Working-class 115 Life, with Special Reference to Publications and Entertainments. . H72 London: Chatto & Windus, 1957. (Also:International and Comparative)

LA Holben, Ralph P. Poverty with Relation to gdu ation. Philadelphia,

357 1923. . . A35 H6

E Holbrook, Josiah. The American Lyceum, A Society for the 173 Improvement of Schools and Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.n .044 Boston: Directors of the Old South Work, 1903. V.6 no.139

LC Horner, Charles F. The Life of James Redpath and the Development 6551 of the Modern Lyceum. New York: Baise & Hopkins, 1926. . H82

L.S. LC Houle, Cyril O. Continuing Your Education. New York: McGraw- 5g15 Hill, 1964. .1k84 11

UGL LC . The Design of Education. San Francisco: Jossey- 5215 Bass, 1972. .H85

UGL LC . The Inquiring Mind. Madison: ersity of Wisconsin 5219 Press, 1961. .H84

LC Hudson, James W. The History of Adult Education. London: 5256 Woburn Press, 1969. (Reprint of 1851 ed.) .G7 H88 1969

LA Husin, Torstenl ed. The Learning Society. London: Methuen, 1974. f 132 .H95

UGL LB Hutchin AobertM. The Higher Learning in America. New Haven: 2325 Yale U iversity Press, 1936. .H97

UGL LB . The Learning Society. New Yolk: F. A. Praeger, 1968. 875 . H98

UGL HM IlIiCh, Ivan D. Celebration of Awareness; A for Institutional S.W. 101- 'Revolution. Garden City, N.J.: Doubledayw 1970.

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LB . Deschooling Society. New'York: Harper & Row, 1971. 885

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UGL LC Jensen, Gale E., A. A. veright and Wilbur Hallenbeck, ed. 5219 Adult Education., Outlin s of an Emerging Field of',University .J54 Study. Washington: 1964.

UGL LA Jessup, Frank W., ed. Woriters in Adult Education: Their Status, '4". 620 Recruitment and Professional Training. Strasbourg, 1966. . C85 sec.3 no.5

MED610.93 Johnson, Alvin. Deliver Us from Dogma. New York: AAAE, 1934. J66

. LC Johnstoney John W. C. and Ramon J. Rivera. Volunteers:forLearning] 5251 A Study of the educational Pursuits of American Adults. Chicago:'

.J73 Aldine Publishing Co., 1965. ,.,=-4.

STOR. LC Joint Committee of the American Educational Reaeatch Assodiation 5219 and the Department of Adult Education of the National Education ..J74 Association. Report. Washington, 1949.

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LC Kallen, Horace M. Education, the Machine and the Worker; An 5015 Essay in the Psychology' of Education in Industrial Society.' .K14 New York: New Republic, Inc., 1925.

U81. LC . The Liberation of the Adult. Chicago: CSLEA, 1954. 5551 4 .C37 no.7 1968

MED 610.5 . Philosophical Issues in,Adult Education. Springfield, AS IL.: Thomas, 1962. L4 7 no.514 a

6 Kaplan, Max. Leisure in America: A Social Inquiry. New York: 14 Wiley, 1960.

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UGL LC Kempfer, Homer. Adult Education. New York:'McGraw -Hill, 1955. 5215 .K33

L . Education for a Long and Useful Life. Washington: 111 federal Security Agency, Office of Education, 1950. .A6 1950 no.6

UGL LA Keppel, Francis. The Necessary Revolution in American Education. 209.2 New York: Harper & Row, 1966. 8382

UGL LC leppel, Frederick P. Education for Adults and Other Mows. 5215 Freeport, N.Y.: Books for Libraries Press,1968. .K38 1968

LC iidd6 J. Roby. Adult Education for What? British Columbia: 5254 Uniliersity of British Columbia, Dept. of University Extension, .B87 1955. no.3

sToR. LB . Education for Perspective. New Delhi: Indian ---T- 41 Adult Education Association, 1969. .K46

UGL LC . How Adults Learn. New York: Association Press, 1959. 5219 .K46

GER LC . How Adults Learn. Revised ed. }ew York: Association 5219 Press, 1973. .K46 1973- 19 tt 13

. UGL LC , ed. Learning and Society. Toronto:4 Canadian Association 5254 ' for Adult Education, 1963. .K.48

UGL LC Knowles, Malcolm S. The Adult Education Movement in the United 5251 States. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1962. .K73

L.S. LC ,ed. Handbook, of Adult Education in the United States, 5251 1960. Chicago: AEA, 1960. .H24

1960 G;&

UGL LC . Informal Adult'Education; A Guide for Administrators, 5219 Leaders and Teachers. New York: Association Press, 1950

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UGL LC . The Modern Practice-of Adult Education; Andragogy Versus NUR 5215 Pedagogy. New York: Association Press, 1970. j .K73. gj,

UGL LC' Knox, Alan B. The Audience for Liberal Adult Education. Chicago: 5219 CSLEA, 1962. .K75

LC KOtinsky, Ruth. Adult Education and the Social Scene. New York: 5215 D. Appleton-Century, 1933. . K87

N94 York: AAAE, 1940. UGL LC . Adult Education Councils. 5219 .K87

UGL LC Kreitlow, Burton W. Relating Adult Education to'Other Disciplines. 5219 Madison: Unive ity of Wisconsin, 1964. 192

UGL Kuhlen, Raymor1 G., ed. Psfthological Backgrounds of Adult 5551 Education. Chicago: CSLEA, 1963. .C37 no.40

Waltham: UGL LB , ed. Studi's in-Educational Psychology. 1051 Blaisdell Publishing Co., 1968. .K96

LC Landis, Benson Y./and John D. Willard. Rural Adult Education. 5251 New York: Macmillan, 1933. ,L26

LC Langfo ra award De Education and the SocialConflict. New York: 191 Macmi ., 1936. .L28

2 u 14

UGL LC Levy, Sidney J. The Meanings of Work. Chicago: CSLEA, 1963. 5551

, .C37 no.39. 11

UGL LC Liberal Education: Summary of a Discussion by the Trustees of the 5551 Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and? Implications .C37 for University Adult Education. Chicago: CSLEA, 1957. no.18

S.W. BF Lidz, Theodore. The Person: His Development Throughout the Life 698 Cycle. New York: Basic Books, 1968.

.L72 '

S.W. GV Lindeman, Edilard C. Leisure -- A National Issue* Planning for 53 the Leisure of a Democratic People. New York: Association Press, .L74 1939.

UGL LC- . The MeaniRgoAAcluPIEclqgltkom. Montreal: .Harvest 5215 House, 1961. .L74 1961

.G. HM Lindzey, ,Gardner and Elliot Aronson, ed.'The Handbook of Social 251- Psychology. ,2d_ed: 5 Vol. Reading, MA.: Addison-Wesley Publishing .L15 Co., 1968.

REF Z Little, Lawrence C. A Bibliographyof Doctoral Dissertations on 5814 Adults and Adult Education. Revised 'ed. Pittsburgh: University, .A2 of Pittsburgh Press, 1963. L79 7L, 1963

L.S. LC iveright, A. A. A Study of AdI4lt Education in the United States. 5251 Brookline, MA: CSLEA, 1968. .L78

`LB Livingstone, Sir Richard. On Education; The Future in Education 775 and Education for a World Adrift. Cambridge, England: UniverpitY .L8 Press, 1954. 1954

LA . The Future in Education. Cambridge, England: 632 University Press, '1942'. .L79 \.1 1942

. r LC Lockridge,'Kenneth A. Literacy in Colonial New England., 152 New York: Norton, 1974. .N57 L82 Any

'UGL LC. London, Jack, Robert Wenkert';and Warren O. Hagstrom. 'Adult 5253 Education and Social Class. Berkeley: Survey'Research C er,' .02 University of California, 1963. L85 -1963a 21 15.

L.S. LC London, Jack and Robert Wenkeit. Some Reflections on Definin& 5219 Adult Education. 'Berkeley: Survey Research Center, University . L84 of California, 1963.

UGL LC Loomis, Charles and others."'Rural Social Systems and Adult 5219 Education. East Lansing: Michigan State College Press, 1953. . S93

UGL LC Lorge, Irving, Howard Y. McClusky and Gale E. Jensen. Psychology 5219 of Adults. Edited by Wilbur C. Hallenbeck. Chicago:AEA, 1963.

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Z McCabe, Martha R. Good References; Adult Education. Washington:. 1035 GPO, 1941.

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LC MacLaren, Gay. Morally We Roll Along. Boston: Little, Brown & 6301 9g., 1938. .C5

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F Mathews, Grace B. The History of the ',mum Movement in Brookline. . 74 Brookline, MA., 1896. .B88 B82 ser.l no.9

LB Mayer, Frederick and Frank E. Brower.'Education for Maturity. 875 Washington: Public Affairs Press, 1956. tM47

NCS LC Mead, David. Yankee Eloquence in the Middle West; The OhioLyceum, 43 6552 1850-1870. East Lansing: Michigan State College Press, 1951. .04 e M48

Z Mezirow, Jack and Dorothea Berry. The Literature of Liberal Adult 5:14 Education, 1945-1957. New York: Scarecrow Press, 1960. A2 '9

L chigan, Dept. of Public Instruction. Annual Report of the 162 higan Experimental Adult Education Program.Lansing,MI., 1945. .B5

Michigan Michigan, University Extension Service. Adult Education in Historical Michigan. Ann Arbor: The University, 1927. Collection Bureau (4 UGL LB Miles,'Matthew B., ed.,Innovation in Education. New York: 1964. 7 Publication, aleachers allege, Columbia University, ,M65

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UGL, LC 'Miller, Harry L. Partici ation of Adults IiNEducationr A Force- \5251 field Analysis. Brookline, MA.) CSLEA, 1967. \.M65

UGL LC 'Mills, -C,Iparleli W. Mass Society and Liberal Education. Chicago: 5551 CSLEA, 1954. ' C37 no.9

UGLAT . The Power Elite. New York: Oxford Univerpity Press, S.W. 169.1 1956. .M65

H Minnesota, Dept. of Education.Learning in LeisurelThe.What and 31 Why of Adult Education. St. Paul, MN.: Educational Materials .M662 Project, Dept. of Education,' 1937. no. o UGL LC Murphy,. Gardner apdRayMond Kuhlen. Psychological Needs of Adults. 5551 Chicago: cum. J955. , :C37 Q no.12

X2 Mushkin, Selma J., ed. Recurrent Education. Washington: National E Institute of Education, USDHEW, 1974. 7026

UGL 'LC National Association for Public School AdultEducation. The Case 5251 for Adult Education. Washington, 1959. .N24

L National Education Association of the United States, Commission 111 on the Reorganization of Secondary Education. Part-time Education .A6 of Various Types. Washington: GPO, 1921. ' 19 21 to.5

UGL LC , Dept. of Adult Education. Report andProcep04ngsof 5201 Annual Conference. Washington, 1950. .N28

-r-UGL LB ; Research Division. Opinions of School Superintendentson 280 Adult Education. Washington, 1964.

no.1964 -.

National Opinion Research tenter. A Study of Participants in the Great Book Program, 1957. White Plains, N.Y., 1960.

LC New York Adult Education Council. AdultEducation for Everybody. 5253 New York, 1954. .N5 N52 17'

NCS LC New fork (City) of gducation. Education for Adults: The 5253 History of the Free Lecture System of the City of New York. New York: . N5 ,Educational Exhibit, 1904. 1 A25 b .

LC . Men and Women at School; An Interim Re t on Adult 5253 Education. New Ybrk: Board of Education, 1936. Ca, . N5 A5 1936

L New York (State) University. The Part-time School for the Working 182 Youth. ,Albany: The University of the State of New York, 1922. . 86 no.756 s b LC Noffsinger, John S. Correspondence Schools, Lyceums, Chautauquas. 5951 New York: %Macmillan, 1926. .N77

STOR. PN Ogden, Jean and Jess Ogden., Everyman's Drama;.A Study of the 2267 Noncommercial Theatre in 'the United States. New York: AAAE, 1938. .034,

A"' Lifelong Learning or Lifelong UGL LB ' Ohliger, John and Colleen McCarthy. 41 Schooling? A Tentative View of the Ideas of Ivan Illich with a Quotational Bibliography. Syracuse, 'N.Y.: Syracuse University, Publications in Conlinuing Education, 1971.

L Okes, Imogene E. Partici'ation in Adult Education 1969; Initial 111 Report:'Washington: National Center for Educational Statistics, .A36 1971. ri no.13041

LC Orchard, Hugh A. Fifty Years of Chautauqua; ItsBeginnings, Its 6301 Development, Its Messigeand Its Life. Cedar Rapids, IA.: The . C5 Torch Press, 1923. 0641

MED BP Overstreet, Harry A. The Mature Mind. New York: Norton, 1959. 161, .096 1959

Leaders for Adult Education. ' LC , and Bonaro W.Overstreet. 5251 New York: AAAE, 1941. .096

LC Pole; Thomas. Pole's History of Adult Schools. (A Facsimile of the 5256 1816 ed.) Washington: AEA; 1967. .G7 P76

2 4 18

-DGL PN Potter, Stephen. One-upmanship; Being Some Account of the 6231 Activities and Teaching of the Lifemanship Correspondence College .S3 of Oneupness and Gameslifemastry. New York: Holt, 1952. P87 1952

UGL LA,Pounds, Ralph L. The Development of Education in Western Culture. 11 New York: .Appleton,'Centillry, Crofts,' 1968. .P88

A UGL LC Powell, John W. Learning Comes of Age. New York: Association 5215 Press, 1956. . P92

UGL BF Pressey, Sidney L. and Raymond G. Kuhlen. Psychological Development 131 Through the Life Span. New York: Harper, 1957. . P95

LD Proceedings of the Southwest Regional Conferenceon Adult 5326 Education, Austin, TX. Austin, TK.: The University, 1940. .B8 no.4028

Z Proctor, William M. Annotated Bibliography on Adult Education. 5814 Los Angles: Frank Wiggins Trade School, 1934. .A2 P96

UGL LC Professional Preparation of Adult Educators: A Symposium. 5551 Chicago: nCSLEA, 1956. .C37 no.15

"1,C Randall, Clarence B. The Randall Lectures: A Businessman Looks 1011 -at the Liberal Arts. White Plains, N.Y.: Fund for Adult Education, . R22 1957.

UGL LC Rauch, David B. Priorities in Adult Education. New York: Macmillan, 5251- 1972. .R24

NCS LC Reeves, Floyd W., Thomas Fansler and Cyril Houle. Adult Education. 5252 New Yorki.McGraw-Hill, 1938. .N7 R33

LB. Reid, J. T., ed. State Conference on Adult Education, June 28-2*, 5 1935. Albuquerque, N.M.: The University of New Mexico, 1935,. .N5 V.9 no.2

23 9

UGL LA Reimer, Everett W. S ook is Dead: Alternatives in Education. S.W. 217 Garden City, N.Y.: D Ubleday, 1971. .R36

LC Richmond, Rebecca. Chautauqua, An American Place. New York: f 6301 Duell, Sloan & Pearc% 1943. A .C5 R53

LC Robbins, Charles L. Adult Education Essays. Lawati6.; 1A,:. 6252 The Univeriity,'1939. .18 a A3 no.454

NCS . Facilities for Adult Education in Iowa. 644 pity, IA.: 11 The Uni ersity, 1931. .7 .164 no.32

S.W. LB Rogers, Carl R. Freedom to Learn. Columbus, OH.: C. E. Merrill, 1055 1969, .R72

Houghtd4741ifflin, 1961. MED RC . On Becoming a Person. Boston: 480.5 .R72

UGL HM Rogers, Everett M. Diffusion of Innovations. New York: Free Press 101 of Glencoe, 1962. .R72

UGL LC Rogers, Jennifer. Adults Learning. Harmondsworth, England: 5215 Penguin, 1971. .R73

UGL RN Roszak, Theodore. The Making of a Counter Culture; Reflections Garden . 17.5 on the Technocratic Society and Its YouthfulOpposition. .R84 City, N.Y.: knubleday, 1969.

LC Rowden, Dorothy, ed. Handbook of Adult Education in the United 5251 States, 1936: New York: AAAE, 1936. 153 .H24 19 36

LC r Handbook of Adult Education in the United States, 1934. 5251 New York: AAAE, 1934. ..H24

Z Russell Sage Foundation. Adult Education. Bibliography) 881 New York: Russel Sage Foundation,Library, 1927. .R97 no.83

HM Sanford, Nevitt. Self and Society; SocialChanand Wividual 1, 101 Development. New York: Atherton Press, 1966. .S22 2t; 20

L 'Seybolt, Robert F. The Evening School -in Colonial America. 11 'Urbana: .University,of Illinois,, 1925.

.13 . no.24

LB Shaw, Wilfred B.Alumni and Adult Education. New York: AAAE, 1929. 2411 .S53

UGL LC Shute, R. Wayne and ethers. For Adults Only; A Lifetime of Learning. 5215.Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1968. A .S57

B.G. - HF Siegle, Peter E. New Directions in Liberal Education for Executives. 1121 Chicago: CSLEA, 1958. .S57

E Silberman, Charles E. Crisis to Bkack and White. New York: 185.61 Random House, 1964. .S58

JGL LC Simons, Hans. Higher Adult Education: Its Place and Function.

0651 Chicago: CSLEA, 1959. 4.2). .C37 no.26

BF Skinner, B. F. Beyond Freedom and Dignity. New York: Knopf, 1971. .9 ,C8 S63

Z Smith, Faith E, A Selected List of Books, Pamphlets 4 Magazine '1009 Articles on Part-time Education. Albaay: The Univer ity of the .N5 State'of New York Press, 1922. '03.71

NCS LC Smith, Harry B. Part-time Schools; A Survey of Experience in the

5251 Un4ed States with Recommendations.New York, 1922. - .S649

UGL LC Smith Robert M., George F. Akek, and;J. R. Kidd, ed.. Handbook of

(REF) .5251 Adult Educatia. Na Yor . Macmillan,1970. .H24 ri 1970

t ° ' A FILM 1718 Stoot,,lesS. Platform Theater: Theairieal Elements of the Lyceum-Chautauqua. Ann Arbor: eUniversity Microfilms, 1954.

UGL LC Solomon, Daniel, ed. The Continuing Learner. Chicago:CSLEA, 1964. -5219 .S688

, . , LB Stacy, William H. Integration of Adult Education; A Sociological 5 Study. New York: Teachers College, Columbia University,.1935.

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4 no . 646 . 21

NCS LC Stone, Ferdinand F. and Jessie A. Charters. Alumni Interest in 5251 Continuing Education; A Study of.a Typical Alumni Group.Columbus: .S8 Ohio State University, 1932.

LC Syracuse University. New Directions for Adult Education. 5301 Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1959. .S8 A6

UGL LC Tax, Sol and others. Anthropological Backgrounds of Adult. Education. 5551 Boston: CSLEA, 1968. (Also:International and Compprative) .C37, no.57

UGL LC Taylor, Harold, Gordon W. Blackwell and Margaret Mead. Today and 5551 Tomorrow: Three Essays on Adult Education in the Future. Chicago: .C37 CSLEA, 1961. no.34

UGL LC Theobald, Robert, John W. C. Johnstone and Jack Weinberg. Perspective 5551 on Automation: Three Talks to-Educators. Boston: CSLEA, 1964. .C37, no.43

UGL LB Thomas, J. Alan and WilliamS.,flGriffi%. Adult and Continuing 2824 Education. Chicago: Midwest Administration Center, University of .A1 Chicago, 19.70. N28 no.5 4 UGL LC Thorndike, Edward L. Adult Interests. New York: Macmillan, 1935. L.S. 5215

LC Titus, Harold. Learning for Living; Adult Education in Michigan 5252 Today. Ann Arobr, 1945. .m5, T62

UGL HM Toch, Hans. The Social Psychology of ,Social Movements. Indianapolis:

, , 131, Bobbs-Merrill, 1965. ., .T63

HD Trabue, Marion R. and Beatrice J. 6vorak. A Study of the Needs of 5724 Adults for Further Training. Minneapolis: The University of .M6 Minnesota Press, 1934. V.3 no.3

CEW B Ulich, Mary E. Patterns of Adult Education, A Comparative Study. 12 New York: ?agent Press, Inc., 1965.

LA Ulich, Robert. The Education of Nations; A Comparison in HistoricaL 2121 Perspective. Revised ed. Cambridge, MA.: Harvard University Pres..,. .U39 1967. .1967 22

UGL LB UNESCO. Adult Educations Current Trends and Practices. Paris: 5 UNESCO, 1949. .U45 no.2

\, LC U. S. Federal Board for'Vocational Education. Apprentice Education; 1045 A Survey of Part-time Education and Other Formsof Extension Training .A21 in Their Relation to Apprenticeship in the UnitedStates. Washington: no.87 GPO, 1923.

-LC . Colpulsory Part-time School Attendance Laws. Washington: 1045 GPO, 1920. ,' .A21 no.55

LC Part-time Schools; A Survey of Experience in the United 1045 States and Foreign Countries, withRecommendations. Washington:. .A21 GPO, 1922. no.73

LC United States. National Advisory Council on Adult Education. 5551 Annual Report. 1§71/72-. Washington. .A3,

LC . Adult Education] State Demographic Data.Washington: 5251 1973. .U586 1973

LC United States...Office-olEducation, Division of Adult Education 5251 Pvgrame.' Perspectives of Adult Education in the Uiited States .U59 anb a Projection for the Future.Washington: GPO, 1972. 1972

UGL LB Venn, Grant. The Dynamics of Technology and Society:No Co omise 41 with Ignorance. Washington: Bureau of Adult, Vocational a .V46 Library Programa, U. S. Office of-Education, 1967.

UGL LC Verner, Coolie and Alan Booth. Adult Education. Washington: 5215 Center for Applied Research in Education, 1964. .V53

UGL LC Vincent, John H. The Chautauqua Movement. Freeport, N.Y.: Books .6301 for Libraries Press, 1971. . C5

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UGL LC Voss, John W. Handbook on Continuation Education in California. 5252 Sacramento: California State Dept. of Education, 1968. .C15 V97 29 23 4

I BF .Wane, T. W., ed. Behaviorism and Phenomenology; Contrasting Bases 20 for Modern Psychology. University of Chicago Press, 1964. .W25

LC Weeks, Edward. The Lowells and Their' Institute. Baton: Little 6301 Brown, 1966. .L9 W39

UGL LC Whipple, James B. A Critical Balanc History of CSLEA. Boston: 5551 CSLEA, 1967. .C37 no.55

UGL LC , and others. Liberal Education Reconsidered. Reflections on 5215 Continuing Education for Contemporary Matz._ Syracuse: SyraCuse .L69 University, Publications Program iti Continuing Education, 1969.

UGL LC , and Gary A. Woditsch, ed. Oakland Papers: Symposium on 5551 Social Change and Educational Continuity. Boston: CSLEA, 1966. .C37 no.51

NCS LC Willard, Jnhn D. A Preliminary. Inquiry into Rural Adult Education. 5219 New York, 1929. .W69

DA Williams, Raymond.Culture and Society, 1780-1950. New York: 533 Columbia University Press, 1960. (Also:International and Comparative) .W73 1960

NCS LC Williams, William E. and A. E. Heath. Learn and Live; The Consumer's 52,6 View of Adult Education. London: Methuen, 1936. (Also:Intetnational /G7 and Comparative) W73

NCS. LC World Association for,Adult Education. Adult Education and Unemployment, 5209 Being the Report of a'Conference. London: World Association for .W92 Adult Education, 1932. (Also:International and Comparative) 19 31

NCS LC . Adult Education in the United States of America. London. 52 H. Smith & Son, 1928. .W93

BV YeaXlee, Basil A. Spiritual Values in Adult Education; A Study 1471 of a Neglected Aspect. London: Oxfor University Press, 1925. .441

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II. INSTITUTIONAL FORMS

Includes: Higher Aduli Education;-Community Colleges; University Extension; Workers', Education; Laborand-Industry; Professional Continuing Education; Libraries and Museums; Public'School and Community. Education; Prisons; Military; Voluntary Associations; Health and Welfare; Church; and Evening, and Continuation SchOols

AM Adam, Thomas R. The Museum and Popular Culture. New York: 7 AAAE, 1939. .A22 '3 AAAE, 1937. AM . The Civic ValUe of Museums. New York: 7

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S. . Z Adams, Ethel M. and Suzanne D. Cope. Volunteers; An Annotated unity Funds and Councils of , 7164 Bibliography..NeW York: United Co . C4 America, 1968. A19

H Adams, Herbert B. Seminary Libraries and University Extension. 31 Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University, 1887.

V.5

S.W. HV Addams, Jane. Twenty Years at Hull-house. New York: Macmi flan, 4196 1939. .C4 A222 19 39

Alderman, Lewis R. Collage and University Extension Helps in Adult Education, 1927/28-28/29. Washington: GPO, 1923-30. A6 1928 no.3 1930 no.10 GPO; . Public Evening Schools for Adults. Washington: 111 1927. . A6 1927 n.21

,NUR LC Alford, Harold J. Continuing Education in Action; Residential 5251 Centers for Lifelong Learning. New York: Wiley, 1968.

.A39 0

B.G. LB American Association for Higher Education. Lifelong Learners; 2301 A New Clientele for Higher Education. San Francisco: Jossey .N265 Bass, 1974. 1974 25

ey LB al New Teaching, w Learning. San Francisco: JosI 2301 Bass, 101. .N265 19 71

LC American:Federation ofLabor. Dept. of Education. Workers' 5051 Education in the Unite States; Proceedings of the National .A55 Convention. New York 1921-23.

LC American Labor Educaion Service, Inc. New York. -.V.ebook

5001 of Workers' Educatio . 1926/43. New York, 1943. .A55

Z American Library As ociation. Libraries and AdultEducation. Chicago: ALA, 192 (4, 665

.A514 1926

Committee on a Handbook, for L.S. Adult S rvices Division. 711.2 Adult Services Un ts. Adult Services; A Handbook for State and sociations. Chicago: ALA, 1961. .A523 Regional Library

The Michigan Library Community L.S. Z . Libra -Community Project. Lansing: 711.2 Project, A Libra Adult Education Project, 1955-1960. .'.A535 State Library, 1 60. Experimental Projects in L.S. . Offi e of Adult Education. 711.2 AdultlEducatio 1, A Report of the ALA Adult Education Subirant .A54 Project. Chic, go: ALA, 1956.

Addresses NCS LC Amerian Society for Extension ofUniversity Teaching. 6201 Delifrered in 1903 at the Annual Meeting of theAmerican Society The .A52 forpe.Ext sion of University Teaching. Philadelphia: A7 Ameqcan So iety, for the Extension ofUniversity Teaching, 1903. Extension LC . Syllabi of the American Society for the 6201 of Univer ity Teachings. Philadelphia: The American Society .A52 for Exie i n of University Teaching, 1892-1906. A3 Society'for the NCS LC Years Report of the American 6201 Extens on of versity Teaching,'1890-1900. Philadelphia: Teaching. . A52 The rican iety for. the Extension of University AS

Z Asheim, Lester. Training Needs'of LibrariansDoingAdult 711.2 Education Work. Chicago: ALA, 1955. . A52

Philip L. Smith. S. HV Austin., Michael J., Jeffery Lickson and School So dial Work 11 Continuing Education in Social Welfare: Tallahassee, 102. . 162 arid ehe Effective Use of Ma.power. 19 71 32 , 26

UGL Babbidge, Homer D. and Robert M. Rosenzweig. The Federal Interest 226 in Higher Education. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1962. . B13

LC Barbash, Jack. Universitles and Unions in Workers' Education. 5051 New York:ANHarper, 1955. . B23

HD Barber, Mildred J. and David J. Farber. Training of Workers in 4885 American Industry; Report of a Nationwide Survey of Training .U5 Programs in Industry, 1962. Washington: U.S. Dept. of Labor, A28 Manpower Administration, Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, no.1 1964. (Also:Teaching and Learning and Curriculum)

LB Beals, Ralph A. Aspects of Post-collegiate Education. New York: 2411 AAAE, 1935. . B37 0 NCS LC Beatty, Albert J. Corporation Schools. BloomAgton, IL.: 1081 Public School Publishing Co., 1918.' .B369

UGL LC .Belth, Marc and Herbert ScWueler. Liberal Education for Adults 5551 Re-examined: The Queeens College Program. Chicago: SLEA, 1959. .C37 " no.25

U-M S Bender, Ralph E. and others. Adult Education in Agriculture. DET 531 Columbus, OH.: Merrill, 1972. .A25

L.S, Z Berelson, Bernard. The Library's Public; A Report of the Public 731 Library Inquiry. New York; Coiumia University Press, 1949.

FILM Ed174 Bielinski, W. Victor. Practices of Michigan Community Colleges

a in Providing Programs for Adults. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation,

Michigan State University, 1962. 1

NCS LC Bishop, .William W. American Library Association Study of Adult 5251 Education. Madisdn, 1925. .B62

Bittner, Walter S P lic Discussion and Information Service 1111 of University Exnsion. Washington: GPO, 1920. .A6 1919 no.61

L . The University Extension Movement.Washington: GPO, 111 1920. .A6 1919 no.84 4.

27 019 University Teaching by Mail; NCS LC , and Hervey F. Mallory. 6251 A Survey of Correspondence Instruction Conductedby American .B62 Universities. New York: MaCmillan, 1933.

LB Biameld, TheodoreB. H. Workers'EdutatIon in the United States. 5 New York: Harper Bros., 1941.

no.5

L.S. Z Brooks, Jean S. and David L. Reich. The Public%Library in 711.2 Non-traditional Education. Homewood, IL.: ETC 'Publications, .B87 1974. the 9 UGL LC Burch, Glen. Challege to the University; An Inquiry into 5551 UniVersity's Responsibility for Adult Education. Chicago: .C37 CSLEA, 1961. no.35

UGL LB Burkett, Jesse Elvin, ed. Bachelor of Liberal Studies: 2383 Development of a Curriculum at the University ofOklahoma. .B96 Brookline, MA.: CSLEA, 1965.

UGL LC Burns, Norman and Cyril O. H ule, ed. The Community Responsibilities Uni-versity of 215 of Institutions of Hi her Lea . Chicago: .B97 Chicago Press, 1948.

UGL LC Burrell, John A. A History of Adult Education atColumbia General 6301 University University Extension and the School of .C73 Studies. New York: Columbia University Press, 1954. B97 tatus UGL LC, California. State Committee on Continuing Education. gher 5252 Report on Continuing Education Programsin California .C15 Education. Sacramento, 1965. A5 Evening College, UGL LC Carey, James T. The Development of the University CSLEA,.1961. 5551 As Observed in Ten Urban Universities. Chicago: .Q27

Adult Education. UGL LC . Forms and Forces in University 6219 Chicago: CSLEA, 1961. .C27 A Change to Learn; CEW B Carnegie Commission on, Higher Education. in Higher Education. 10 An Action Adgenda fothEqual Opportunity . New York: McGraw-Hill, 1970. Education Beyond the High UGL LB . Less Time, More Options: 2322 School. New Yqrk'Es McGraw-Hill,1971. .C32 (' lt, Places; Policies for the Future LA . New Students and New UGL New York: 227.3 Growth and Dev lopment of AmericanHigher Education.

.C28 McGraw-Hill, 1 71. 7 ( 3.1 UGL LBO . The Open Door Colleges,;, Policies for Community Colleges. 2328 New York.: McGrew-Hill, 1970. .C29 O

LA . The Purposes and the Performance of Higher Education 227.3 in the United States: Approdching.the Year 2000. New ?ork: .C283 cMcGray-111.11. 1973.

LA . Reform on Cam s: Changing_Students, Changing{ 227.3 Academie,Programs. Net York: McGraw-Hill, 1972. .C29

L.S. Z Carnovs%cy, Leon and Howard W. Winger, ed. The Medium-sized 731 Public Library, Its Status and Future. Chicago: University .C34 of Chicago Press, 1963.

L.S. Z and Lowell Martin, ed. The Library in the Community. 731 Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1944. .C33 :

TICS LC Carroll, Mollie R. and Spencer Miller, Jr. American Workers' 5051 Education; Its Meaning, Methods, and Policies. New York: .C32 Workers Education Bureau Press, 1936.

UGL LC Center.for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults. Patterns 5551 of Liberal Education in the Evening College; ACase Study of .C39 Nine: Institutions. Chicago, 1952.

L.S. Z Chancellor, John, ed. Helping Adults to Learn; the Library in 711.4 Action. Chicago: ALA, 1939. .C45 *

Z . The Library in the TVA Adult Education Program. 732 Chicago: ALA, 1937. .T2 C4

1CPC HD Cheyney, Alice S. "Workers' Education in the United,States:" 4811 International Labour Review, XXXII (July, 1935), 39-59. , .16 V.32 k

X2 Chickering, Authur W. Commuting Verus,Resident Students. E San Francisco: Jossey Bass, 1974. 959

B.A. LC Clark, Harold'F. and Harold S., Sloan. Classrooms in the Factories 1081 An-Account of Educational Activities Conducted by AmericanIndustry. .C59 Rutherford, N.J.: Fairleigh Dickenson University, 1958.

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STOR. U . Classrooms in the Military; An Account of Education 408 in the Armed Forces of the United States. New York: Teachers . .C592 College, 1964. 29

UGL LC . Classrooms on Main Streeti.An Account of Speciality 1045 Schools in the United States that Train for Work and Leisure. .C59 New York: Teachers College Press, 1966.

UGL LC The College and Its Community; A Conference on Purpose and Direction 5209 in the Education of Adults. Brookline, MA.: CSLEA, 1968. .c75

L.S. Z Conroy, Barbara. Staff Development and Continuing Education Programs 668.5 for Library Personnel: Guidelines arid Criteria. Boulder: .C754 Western Interstate Commission forHigher Education, 1974.

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UGL LC Co5rne, John and Tom Hebert. This Way Out; A Guide-to Alternatives 32 to Tradi;.i.onal Coll9ge Ethication in the United States, Europe and' .C88 the Third World. Afew York: Dutton, 1972.

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UGL LA, Cross, K. Patricia. Beyond the Open Door. San Francisco: Jossey 227.1 Bass, 1971. .C95

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NUR RT Curtis, Frieda S. and others. Continuing Education in Nursing. 71 Boulder: Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, . C76 1969.

NCS LC Dalton, Francis W. A Survey of the Part-time Continuation 5252 Schools in Four Michigan Cities. Ann Arbor: 'Vocational .M5 Education. Dept., School of Edueation, University 'of Michigan, D15 1933.

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LC Dickerson, Wat,son. Outposts of the Public School. 'New York: 5551 AAAE, 1938. . D55

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LC r, John P. Ivory Towers in the Market Place; The Evening 5519 ge in American Education. Indianapolis: Bobs- Merrill, .D98 1956.

UGL S Ekstrom, George F. and John B. McClelland. Adult Education . 531 in Vocational Agriculture. Danville, IL.: Interstate Printers . E36 and Publishers, 1952.

UGL LB The Emerging City and Higher Adult Education. Atlanta: Southern 2325 Regional Education Bqard, 1963. .E53 .0 31

UGL LC English, Mildred E. College in the Country; APrograicEducation 5301 for Adults. Athens: UniversitY,of Georgia Press, 1959. .G44, E58

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UGL 'LB Eurich, Alvin C., ed. Campus19801_the Shape of the Future in 2341 American HigherEducation.,,,New York: Delacorte Press, 1968. .E89 s

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\ LC Fleming, Alice. A Complete Guide to the Accredited Correspondence 5951 Schools. Garden Cif N.Y.: Doubleday, 1964. .F597 a L.S. Z Flexner, Jennie M. and Byron C. Hopkins. Readers' Advisers at 711.4 Work; A Survey'-of. Development-In the New York Public Library. .F62 New York; AAAE, 1941.

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LC Friesen, John K. The Scope of Activities Proper to a University 5254 Department of EXtenSiOn.,,n.p. 1960. .B87 no.6

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UGL LB Glancey, Keith E. Noncredit Adult Education at the University 2305 Level. Lafayette, IN.:.Purdue UniVersity, Division of Educational .P992, Reference, 1958. no.88

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LC Gray, William S., Wil Lou Gray and J, Warren Tilton,ed. The 5252 Opportunity-Schools of South Carolina; An Experimental Study. .S6 New York: AAAE, 1929. G78.

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LC Hartnett, 'Rodney T. and others. The British Open University in the 6251 United States; Adoptions and Use at Three Universitiv. Princeton, .B86 N.J.: Educational Testing Service, 1974. -

o HV Hawkins, Gaynell.'Education for Social Understanding; Programs of 41 Case Work and Group Work Agencies. New York: AAAE,, 1940. -) .H39

UGL LC, Haygood, Kenneth,,-ed. A Live Option: .The Future of the Evening 5551 Colleges. Boston: CSLEA, 1951. . C37 no.46

UGL LC . The University and Community Education. Chicago: 5551 CSLEA, 1951. . C37 no.36

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LC ,.'The School i6 the Camps; The Educational Program of 5251 /the Civilan Conservation Corps. New York;-AAAE,,1935. JUW-/ e ,...

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UGL LC Holleb, Davit; g. es and the Urban Poor; The Role of Public, 51t1 Higher Education in Community Service. exington, MA.: Heath .H74' Lexington Books,,1972.

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JGL LC Hudsoh, Robert B. Toward a National Center for Higher Continuing 6251 Education. Brookline, MA.: CSLEA, 1968.

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L.S. Z Humble, Marion. Rural America Reads; A Study of Rural Library 675 Service.. New York: AAAE, 1938. .C8 H92

UGL LC Ingham,R. J., ed. Institutional Backgrounds of Kdult Education: 5551 Dynamics of Change in ,the Modern University. Bosion: CSLEA, 1966. .C37 no.50

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UGL . Night and Day: The Interaction Between an Academic 5551 Institution and Its Evening College. Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow .J17 Press, 1970.

NCS LC James, George F.; ed. Handbook of University Extension. 2d ed. 6211 Philadelphia: American-Society for qle Extension of University .U58 Teaching, .893. 1893/ cr

LC , ed. Handbook of University Extension, No. 1. 6201 Philadelphia: American Society for the Extension of University . U58 Teaching, 1892. V.1

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UGL LC Jensen, Jo.'College By Mail. New York: Arco, 1972. 5951 .J54

L.S. Z Johnson, Alvin. The Public Library -- A People's University. 731 New York: MAE, 1918. fAt .J66

LB Johnson, Eugene I. Metroplex Assembly: An Experiment, in Community 1044.7 Education. Brookline, MA.: ULEA, 1965. .J66

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LC Joint USDA-NASULGC Study Committee on Cooperative Extension. 6251 A People and a Spirit. Fort Collins: Printing and Publications .J74 Service, Colorado State University, 1968.

LB Kefauver, Grayson N., Vichor H. Noll and C. Elwood. Drake. Part- 5 time Secondary Schools.,Washington: GPO, 1933. .U5 no. 3

NCS LC Keller, Franklin J. Pay Schools for Young Workers; The Organizatiqp 5215 and Management of Part-time and Continuation Schools. New York: .K29 The Century Co., 1924. (Also:Administration and Program Planning)

LC Kertesz, Stephen D., ed. The Task of Universities in a Changing 191 World. Norte Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 1971. .T22

UGL LC Kemp, Florence H. Noncredit Activities in Institutions of Higher 5251 Education, 1967-68: Registrations,. Washington: U.S. National .K29 Center for Educational Statistics, 1971.

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UGL LB Kerensky, Vasil M. and Ernest 0. Melby. Education II -- The 885 Social Imperative. Midland, MI.: Pendall Publishing Co., 1971. .K38 Adult NCS LC Kerlinger, Fred N. What Some Public Schools Have Done in 5219 Education. Ann Arbor: Community Adult Education, Extension .K39 Service and School of Education, Universityof Michigan, 1954.

UGL LC Kerrison, Ir;ine L. H. Workers' Education at the University 5051 Level. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1951. .K4

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LC and Herbert A. Levine. Labor Leadership Education; A 5051 Union-University Approach. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers .K38 University Press, 1960.

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UGL LA Kleis, Russell J., ed. An Area Approach to Continuing Education; ' 307 Report of Study and Recommendations for a Coordinated System of .E24 ',,Continuing Education for the-Muskegon Area IntermediAe School no.16 District. East Lansing: Educational Publications Seivices, College of Education, Michigan State University, 1967.

UGL LC Knowles, Malcolm S. Higher Adult Education In the United States; 5251 The Current Picture, Trends, and Issues. Washington: American .K735 Council on Education, 1969.

UGL LB Klotsche, J. Martin. The Urban University and the Future of Our" 2329 Cities. New York: Harper & Row, 1966. .K66

NUR RA Kurtz, Harold P. and Margaret Burrows. Effective Use of Volunteers 972.7 in Hospitals, Homes, and Agencies. Springfield, IL.: Thomas, 1971. .K96

UGL LA Linton, Thomas E. An Historical Examination of thePrpogesand 132 Practices of the Education Program of the United AutomobileWorkers .U63 of America, 1936 -1959. Ann Arbor: Vniversity-of Michigan, School no.8 of Education, 1965.

UGL LC Little, Lawrence C., ed. The Future Course of Christian Adult 5219 Education. Pittsburgh: University Of Pittsburgh Press, 1959. .W93 1958

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Z . The Library S ousored Discussion Grou Chicago: 711.4 ALA, 1957. ,L69

L.S. Z Lemke, Antje B., ed. IiandppAIL21tEducationAsyLibrriansimposium. 671 Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University, School of Library Science, . F94 1963. no.5

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NCS LC Lindeman, Eduard C. Workers', Education and the Public Libraries. 5215 New York: Workera' Education Bureau of America, 1926. . L76 1926

LC Linke, John A. Agricultural Evening Schools, Methods of Organizing 1045 and Conducting Schools for Adult Farmers. Revised ed. Washington: .A21 GPO, 1934. no.89 1934

UGL LA Liveright, A. A. And Freda H. Goldman. Significant Developments 228 in Continuing Higher Education. Brookline, MA.: CSLEA, 1965. .L78

UGL LC and Harry L. Millet. Adult Education in Colleges ands . 5551 Universities [and] Liberal Adult Education. Chicago: CSLEA, 1960. . C37

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UGL LC and Roger DeCrow. New Directions in Degree Programs 5219 Especially for Adults. Chicago: CSLEA, 1963. .L7.7

HD Lord, Russell. The Agrarian Revival; A Study of A,ricu ural 1761 Extension. New York: AAAE, 1939. . L87

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lo MacClintock, Samuel. University Extension Work for Men in Business. Chicago, 1916. MI2

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HF McGehee, William and Paul W. Thayer. Training in Business and 5549.5 Industry. New-York: Wiley, 1961. .T7 M15

UGL LC McGhee, Paul A. A School for Optimists. Chicago: CSLEA, 1953. 5551 .C37 #6 0 LC MacKinder, Halford J. and M. E. Sadler. University Extension. 6256 Has It a Future? London: H. Frowde, 1890. .G7 M16

LC MacLellan, Malcolm. The Catholic Church and Adult Education. 5219 Washington: The Catholic University of America, 1935. .M16

UGL LC McMahon, Ernest E. The Emerging Evening College; A Study of 1S19 Faculty Organization and Academic Control in Ten Eastern University .M17 Evening. Colleges. New York: Teacher's College, Columbia University, 1960,

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UGL LC Maiher,Louis K. The New American School for Adults; A Study of How 5251 the City Public Schools for Men and Women are Helping to Meetthe .M43 Educational Needs of a Free Society in Our Changinli Times. Washington: Division of Adult Education Service, NEA, 1955.

GER L Mayhew, Lewis B. The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education. 13 San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1973. .C28 M47

LB Medsker, Leland L. and Dale Tillery. Breaking the Access Barriers; 2328 A Profile of Two-year Colleges. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1971. .M48

LC Meland, Bernard, The Church and tAdult Education. New York:

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GER LB Meyer, Peter. Awarding gollege Credit for Non-college Learning. 2360( San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1975. .M62 40

UGL LC Michigan Council of State College Presidents. Field and Extension 6252 Services of the State Supported Institutions of Higher Learning in .M5 Miehtgan. Ann Arbor:J. Wu Edwards, 1956. A3

UGL LC Miklas, Sebastian, ed. Principles and ProbAus of Catholic Adult 485 Education. Washington: Catholic University of America Press, 1959. .C37 1958

LC Miles, Herbert E. Wisconsin Legislation Governing Industrial 1046 and Continuation Education. Madison: The Board, 1912. .W6 A3 No.2

UGL LC Mire, Joseph. Study on Needs 'Programs, ,5 51 and Approaches. Madison., WI.: Inter-University Labor Education ie 67 Committee, 1956.

LC Mitchell, Howard E. The University and the Urban Crisis. New York: 237 Behavioral Publicationsi 1974. .M68

L.S. Film Monroe, Margaret E. The, gvolvinii Concept of Adult Education in L189 Three Public 4.415caries, 1920-1955. Unpubli ed Ph.D. dissertation, Columbia University, 1962.

L.S. Z . Library Adult,Education, The ,Biography of an dea. 711.2 New York: Scarecrow Press, 1963. .M75

UGL LB Moore, William. Against the Odds. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2329 1970. .M83

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H Moulton, Richard G. "University Extension and the University of 31 the Future." Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and .J66 Political Science. BalitmoreI 1891. V.9

UGL LC National Education Association of the United States. A Study of 5251 Urban Public School Adult Education Programs for the United States. .N26 Washington, 1952.

LC National Home Study Council, Washington, D.C. Home Study Blue 5951 Book. 4th ed. Washington: National Home Study Council, 1931. .N28 A a , 1931

NCS LC . The manual of Standards for Private Home Study Schools. 5951 Washington: National Home Study Council, 1942. .N29 41

LB National Society for the Study of Education. Community Education, 5 Principle and Practices from World-wide Experience. Edited by . N27, Nelson B. Henry. Chicago: NSSE;- University of Chicago Press, 1959 1959. pt.l

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LC National University Extension Association. Adult Educaclon in the 5251 Modern University. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1949.

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Proceedings. 1st --, 1915 --. (1915-1960 are in storage; LC . 6201 1961-present are in Graduate Library.) .N27

Bloomington, STOR. LC . Studies in'UniCersity Extension 4ducatidh. 6201 IN.: 1945-46; 1953-54. .N26 University, AL.: UGL LC . University Extension in the United States. 6251 University of Alabama'Press, 1953. .N28

/S.W. HV Naylor, Harriett H. g'indinTraiVolunteers'Irkin 41 with Them. New York: Association Press, 1967. . N33

HV New York (State). Commission on Prison Administration andConstruction. New York: 8352 An Educational Program for New YorkState's Penal System. .A7 1932. (Also:Teaching and Learning, and Curriculum) 1932

HV 4 -A Preliminary Report on an Educatidhal Project at4, 9305 Elmira Reformatory. Albany: J: B. Lyon, 1933. ash .N72 E57 40 L Nolte, Julius M. and Robert B. Browne. Extension and Field Services 162 in the State-contrdlled_Colleges and Universities inMichigan. ,H62 Lansing, 1958. no.7

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L.S. Z Oko,-Dorothy K. a d Bernard F. Downey, comp. Library Service to 711.85 Labor. NgW York: Scarecrow Press, 1963., .042

HD Olean, Sally J. Changing Patterns in Continuing Education for 20 Business. 4rookline,,MA.: CSLEA, 1967. .045

UGL LA Organisation for EgOnomie Cooperation and Devel9ptent. Development 183 of Higher Educatiej951-1161LASretkistkall5ma. Paris, 1970-. .068 L 19 70 eir s UGL LB S cwt.- cla i her Education: A S archkfor Identit . 2328 Paris: OECD, 1973. Also:International and Comparative) .068

L Oxley, Howard W. CCC Culp Education: Guidance and Recreational 111 Phases. Washington: GPO, 1938. .A6 1937 no.19

UGL LC Pagano,.Jules. EducE0on in the Peace Corps: Evolving Concepts 5551 of Volunteer Training. Boston: CSLEA, 1965. .C37 no.48

L.S. Film Pamment, Mary R. Adult EducationActiv ities in Public Libraries of L139 the Pacific Northwest. Unpublished M.L. thesis, University of Washington, 1959.

LC Patrick, Wellington. A Comparison of Residence and Extension 6301 Teaching. Lexington: The University of Kentucky, 1927. .K37 410 A3 V.6 no.1

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UGL LC Petersen, Renee and William Peterson. University Adult Education: 6219 A Guide to Policy. New York: Harper, 1960. . P48

Z Phinney, Elenor. Library Adult Education in Action; Five Case 711.2 Studies. Chicago: ALA, 1956. . P57

4) 43 0 REF L Pitchell, Robert J., ed. A Directory of U. S. College and 901 University Degrees for Part-time Students. Washington: .N29 NUEA, 1973.

UGL LC Pitkin, Royce S. The Residential School in American Adult 5551 Education. Chicago: CSLEA, 1956. .C37 no.14

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L, Proffitt, Maris M. Report on 206 Part -time and Continuation 111 Schools. Washington: GPO, 1933. . A48 no.38

UGL LB Project for the Advancement of Church Education. Education for 2844.1 Volunteer Teachers. Scottsdale: The Arizona Experiment, 1971. .V6 P96

LC Prosser, C. A. Adult Education: The Evening Industrial School. 5515 New York: Century, 1930. .P97

LC Reber, Louis E. Industrial and Continuation Schools; Their 1046 Foundation, Organization, and Adjustment to the Life ofthe .W6 Community. Madison: The Board, 1912. A3 no.5

Washington: L . University Extension in the United States. 111 GPO, 1914. .A6 1914 no.19

O UGL LB Reeves, Floyd W. and others. University, Extension Services. 2305 Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1933. .C53 V.8

Iowa.City: CEW B Rever, Philip R., ed. Open Admissions and Equal Access. 10 The American College Tesiing Program, 1971.

of UGL LB Reyholds, James W. An Analysis of Community Service Programs 2328 Junior Colleges. n.p. 1960. .R46

NCS LC Roberts, Robert D. Eighteen Years of University Extension. 6256 Cambridge: University Press, 1891. .G7 R65 5 44

UGL LC Roth, Robert M. A Cons ectus to the Self-studPro ect ofUniversit 5301 College7he University of Chicago. Chicago: CSLEA, 1964._ (Also: .C5 Administration and Program Planning) R845

HD Rowden, Dorothy, EnliOtened Self-interest; A Study of Educational 2425 Programs of Trade Associations, New York: AAAE, 1937. .R88

UGL S Sanders,, H. C., ed. The Cooperative Extension Service. Englewood, 544 Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice Hall, 1966. . 522

NUR RT Sattig, Harriett H,, Barbara J. Horn, and Joan S. Guy. Continuing 73 Education for Nursing"Personnel: ,A Survey of Needs and Resources .S25 Lforconit'Educatiolo Michigan, East Lansing: Michigan Nurses Association, 1973.

UGL LC Schacht,*Robert H. Week-end Learning in the U.S.A. Chicago: 5551 CSLEA, 196e.

.C37 no.29

LD Schafer, Joseph. University by Extension and Commonwealth Service. 4357 Eugene, OR.: University of Oregon, 1912. n.s. V.10 no.2

S . W . HV Scheier, Ivan H. and Leroy P. Goter. Using Volunteers in 41 Court Settings. Washington:USDHEW, Social and Rehabilitation .S29 Service Office of Juvenile Delinquency and YouthDevelopment, 1969.

AM Scherer, Margaret 4.. A Note on Adult Education in British 7 Museums. New York: AAAE,,1934. (Also:International and . S33 Comparative)

UGL HV Schindler-Rainman, Eva and Ronald.Lippitt. The Volunteer 41 Community; Creative Use of Human Resources.Washington: .S315 Center for a Voluntary Society, NTL Institutefor Applied Behavioral Sciences, 1971.

UGL LC Schoenfeld, Clarence A. The American University in Summer. 5751 Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1967. .S36

Paris: UGL LC The School and Continuing Education; FourStudies. 5215 UNESCO, 1972. (Also:International and Comparative) '.S37

UGL LC Schwer-tman, John B. I Want Many Lodestars. Chicago: CSLEA', 5551 1958. .C37

.51 45

S Stott, Roy V: The Reluctant-Farmer; The Rise of Agricultural 545 Extension to 1914. Urbana: University of Illinois Pretia,s197L.' .S43 . 4

LB Seay, Maurice F., ed. Adult Education, A Part of At Total Educational 5 Program; ADescription Of the Educational andTrading Program of the .K37 Tennessee Valley Authority. Lexington: University of Kentucky, 1938. B9 V.10 no.4

S.W. LC and Ferris N. Crawford, ed: TheCommunity,School and 215 Community Self-improvement; A Review of the Michigan Community .S44 School Service Program from July 1, 1,?45 -- October 1, 1953. Lansing, MI., 1954.

B.A. HF Serbein, Oscar N. Educational Activities of Business. Washington; 5549.5 Amerigan Council'on Education, 1961. .T7 S48

UGL LC Shannon, Theodore J. and Clarence A. Schoenfeld. University 6219 Extension. New York: Center for Applied Research in'Education, 1965. .S53

UGL L Sh er, Robert E. There are No Islands; The Concerns. and Potentials 5251 'Continuing n North Quincy, MA.:'Christopher .S53 Publishing House, 1969. A L Shelby, Thomas H. General University `Extension. "-Washington: 111 GPO, 1926. .A6 1926 no.5 - York NCS LC Smith, Ruby B. The People's Colleges; A History of the,New 6252 -State Extension Service in Cornell University andthe State, .N7 1876-1948. Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1949." S6 fl

S .W . Sobey, Francine. Volunteer Services in Mental Health; An 6664 Annotated Bibliography,'1955 to 1969: Chevy Chase, MD.: .N5 National,Institute of Mental Health, 1969. S68

InnovativeApproaches. UGL LB Spurr, Stephen H. Academic Degree Structures: 2381 New York: McGraw-Hill, 1970. . S77

Harvard UGL LB Starr, Mark. Labor Looks atEducation. Cambridge: 1603 University Press, 1947. .18 1946

New York: League for LC . Workers' Education Today, 5051 Industrial Democracy, 1941. . S79 Ok"., 46

LC Steffek, Ralph L. Extension Seritice Self-survey. AnnArbor: 5301 University of Michigan Extension Service, 1963. .M625 S82

UGL LC Stern, Bernard H. Never Too Late'for Colle e- The Brookln De ree 5301 Program for Adults. Chicago: CSLEA, 1963. .B87° S84

JCS LC Stockton, Frank T. Forty Years of Correspondence Study at_the 6301 University of Kansas, 1909-1949. -Lawrence: Universityof Kansas, .K16 1951. (Also:Methodology) S87

UGL LC Stern, Milton R. People, Programs, and Persuasion: Some'Remarks

5551 About Promoting University Adult Education. Chicago: CSLEA, 1961. . .C37 no.33

HD Sweeney, Charles P. Adult Working-class Education in Great 8051 Britain and the United. States. Washington: GPO, 1920. .A62 -(Also:International and Comparative) no,271

Z Tayloi,'Jed" H. anization of Civilian Conservation Corps 675 Camp Library-reading Rooms. New York: AAAE, 1938. .C2 T24

LC Taylor, R. Robb, city and Community: Proceedings of 237 a Conference. Ra .T25

L.S. Z Tennessee. State Librf and Archives. A Study of the Community 711.2 of Lafollette, Tennes e. Nashville, 1957. .T32

NCS LC Thompson, Clem O. University Extension in Adult Education. 6251 Bloomington, IN.: NUEA, 1943. . T47

L.S. Z Thomsen, Carl,.Edward Sydney and Mitiam D. Tompkins. Adult Education 671 Activities for Public Libraries. Paris: UNESCO, 1950. ..U55 no.3

LB* Tolley, William P. American Universities in-Tihnsition and the

2322 New Role of Adult Education. Leeds: Leeds University Press,. 1967. . . T65

LB TrouttZ'*oy. Special Degree Programs for Adults: Exploring 2381 Nontradietonal Degree Programs in Higher Education. Iowa City: .T86 Ameriban College Testing Program, 1971. 47

UGL LB Union fost Experimenting Colleges and Universities. University 2321 Without Walls; Jrst Report. Yellow Springs, oft., 1972. .U57

S.W. LC United Collimuni4 Services of Metropolitan Detroit. A Study of 5253 Adult Education'in Detroit Agencies and Organizations -- Public .D6,and Voluntary. Detroit, 1960. U58 p L.S. RA United Houital Fund of New York, 'Essentials for Hospital 972.7 Volunteer 'pervice; A Guide. Now York, 1968. .U575

U.S. Bureau of Education. Correspondence"Schools. Washington: 11.1 GPO, 1903. .A3.0

. 1902 Pi L. . The Relation of Education to Labor. Washington) 111 GPO, 1872. , .A5 1872

B.G. JK U.S. Civil Service Commission. B6reau of Training. 06f-campus 718 Study Centers for Government Employees. Revised ed. Washington: 1971. (Also:Teaching and Learning, and Curriculum)

-UGL LB U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. Office of Citizen 2844.2 Participation. Volunteers,in Education; Materials for Volunteer .U58 Programs and the Volunteer. Washington: GPO, 1970.

°, LC U.S. Federal Board for Vocational Education. .Evening andPart -t"' e u' 1045 Schools in the Textile Industry of thg Southern States.'Washington: .A21 GPO, 1919. no.30

,Washington:. GPO, 1918. LC . Evening Industrial Schools. 1045 .A21 no.18

MED RA United States. National Institute of Mental Health. Continuing 790.5 Education in Mental Health: Project Summaries. Rockville/NMD.: - .U56 1174.

L.S. 74 U.S. Office of Education. The Public Library for Lifelong Learning. 710\, by Helen E. Wellells. Washington, 1961. .U58

UGL L ,Volunteers in Education; Materials for Volunteer Programs 112 "and the Volunteer. Revised ed. Washington: USDHEW,,1972. .A398 no.72-120 0.41

t) 148

'L.S. Z . Library Services Branch. Continuing Education for 668` Librarians: ConferenceS, Workshops, nd Short Courses. .U58 Washington, 1964/65-1966/67; 1971 + 1st Supplement.

NCS LC U.S. Work Projects Administration. New York (State). Narrative 5253 Reports, Ad141t Education Program, Financed by Work. Projectp .R6 Administration ProJeCt Nc. 51843. Rocheiter, 1939. U58 1939

UGL , LB nNESCO: Universities., in Adult Education. Paris,,1952. (Also: 5 International and Comparative) .U45 'no.4 J

LC University Center for AdUlt Education. Annual Report of the n.p. . 5301 Director. 1962/63-1564/65. .W36 A2 A

NCS LC University of California. School of Education. division of 1046 Vocational Education. Part -time Education Series. No. 1-17. .C2 Berkeley, 1920 -3Q. A3

San. Francisco: LB Ve lye,.Dyckman W., e . the Expanded Campus. 2301 Jossey-Bass, 1972. .N265 1972

LA Vincent, George. E. Summer Schools and University Extension. 201 Albany, N.Y.: J. B. Lyon, 1904. .B99 1904 no.i6

FILM Ed205 Vines, Eugene T. 'Community Service Programs in SelectedPublic Junior Colleges. Unpuy.ished.Ph,D. Dissertation, GeorgePeab011oy College for Teachers,. 1960.' =z; 'b 4,,,, , A HV Wallack, Walter M., Glenn M. Kendall. and Howard L. Briggs. 8875". Education Within Prison Walls. New York: Teachers College, .W19, Columbia University, 1939. .

NCS LC-Ware, Caroline F. Labor Education in Universities, A Study of 5051 University Programs, New York: American Education Service, Inc., .W27 1946.

L.S. Z Warncke, Ruth. The Library-community Project of the American 711.2 Library Association; Report, 1955-1960. Chicago: ALA, 1960. .A525 49

Z Washington, D.C. Public Library. Workers' Education; A Selected 5814 List of Titles of Books and Articles. April 1927-March 1929. .L1 Washington: Workers's Education Bureau of America, 1929. ,W32

P.H. RA Webster, Thomas G., Margaret E. Hoffman and Warren C. Lamson,ed. 11 Continuing Education:Agent of Change; Proceedings. Rockville, MD.: .B15 National Institute of Mental Health) 1971. A25 no.2167

L.S. Weitzta, William T. Adult Education in the Detroit and Washington, 733 D.C. Public Libraries; A Comparative Study.Ann Ateor, 1948.

W43

Review and Synthesis of JIGL LC Wenig, Robert E. and William D. Wolansky. _r 1041 Literature on Job Training in Industry.. Columbus: ERIC .E68 Clearinghouse on Vocational and Technical Education, OhioState no; 62 University, 1972.

AS William Marsh Rice University.University Extension LOctures at the 36 Rice Institute -- A Record of Five Years. Houston: Rice Institute, .R498 1918. V.5

L.S. Z Wilson, Louis R. Education and Libraries; Selected Papers. Edited 674 by Maurice F. Tauber and Ferrold Orne. Hamden, CT.: Shoe String .W75 Press, 1966.

Chicago: Z , ed. The Role'of the Library In Adult Education. 711.4 University of Chicago Press, 1937. .W75

L and Lester A. Wilaiams. The Bureau of Extension of the 111 University of Nbrth Carolina. Washington: GPO, 1918. .A6 1918 no.7

Education. MUS AM Wittlin, Alma S. The Museum, Its History and Its Tasks in 5 London: Routledge and K. Paul, 1949. (Also:International and . W83 Comparative)

in Higher Education. UGL j LB Workshop Conference to Foster Innovations 2321 Yellow Springs, OH., 1968. .W92 A 01..0 A Report NOS LC Youtz, Philip N. Experimental Classes for Adult Education; People's Institute of New York. j 5301 of the Extension Activities of the .N535 New York, 1926-.1 Y8

LB Zetterberg, Hans L." Museums and AdultEducation, London: 3291 Evelyn, Adams & MacKay, 1968. (Also:Internatidhal and Comparative) . Z62 56 Q 50

III. METHODOLOGY

Includes: General Works on; Psychological Process; Group Dynamics; Leadership; Workshops, Conferences, and Laboratories; Inservice Training; Planned Change; and Gaming.

UGL H Abt, Cl rk C. Setipme Canes. New York: Viking, 1970. L.S. 61 NUR .A16 N LB Adult Education Association.A Resource and Guide for Workshops. 1044.7 New York, 1954. .A23

S.W. LC Adult Education Tradership Pamphlet Series.Adult Education 5201 Associatioh of the U.S.A., 1955-1959. .A195

B.A. HF ican Management Association. Programmed Instruction in Industry: 500 Industrial Training Problems, Establishing Training Objectives . . . .A51 New York, 1962. no.22

LC Andrus, Ruth. . . . Discovering Lay Leadership in Parent Education. 225 Albany: The University of the State of New York Press, 1935. .A58

UGL PN Auer, J. Jeffery and Henry Lee Ewbank. Handbook for Discussion 4193 Leaders. Revised ed. New York: Harper, 1954. .D5 A9 1954

UGL PN Barnlund, Dean C. and Franklyn S. Haiman. The Dynamics of 4193 Discussion. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1960. .D5 B26

S.W. HV Batten, Thomas R. The Non-directive Approa4h in Group and 41 Community Wdck. London: Oxford University Press, 1967. .B33

P.H. S Beal, George M. and others. Social Action and Interaction in 544 Program Planning. Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1966. .B37

MED HM , Joe M. Bohlen andJ. Neil Raudabough. Leadership and 131' Dynamic Group Action. Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1962. .B38

B.G. LC Beckhard, Richard. How to Plan and Conduct Workshops and 6519 Conferences. " .New York: Association Press, 1956. .B39

rzP-4 I)I 51

B. LC Beckhard, Richard. How to Plan and Coquet. Workshops and 6519 Conferences. New York:° Association Prksso 1956. .B39 $ ©°

UGL BF Benjamin, Alfred. The Helping Interview. Boston: Houghton 637 Mifflin, 1969. .15 B47

UGL BF Bennett, Margaret E. Guidance and Counseling in Groups. 2d ed. 637 New York: McGraw-Hill, 1963. .C6 B46 1963

UGL , HM Bennis, Warren G., ed. Interperional Dynamics; Essays and 131 Readings on Human Interaction. Revised Homewood, IL.: .B483 Dorsey Press, 1973. 1973

HF and Edgar H. Schein, ed. Leadership and Motivation; 5549 Essays of Douglas McGregor. Cambridge: MIT Press, 1966. .M16

L.S. HM , KennethD. Benne, and Robert Chin/ ed. The Planning 101 of Change. 2d ed. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston,-/969. ".B47 (Also:Administration and Program Planning)

1969 . e UGL LC Bergevin, Paul and Dwight Morris. Group Processes for Adult 6519 Education. Bloomington: PurAile-Indiana University, Community .B49 Services in Adult Education, 1951. 1951 411-*

S.W.. LC . A Manual for Discussion Leaders and Participants. 6519 Greenwick, CT.: Seabury Press, 1954. . .B52 1954

UGL LC and John McKinley. Participation Training for Adult 5215 Education,,,, St. Louis: Bethany Press, 1965. .B59 (

UGL LC , Dwight Morris, and Robert M. Smith. adult Education 5215 Procedures, A Handbook of Tested Patterns for EffectiveParticipation. .B52 Greenwick, CT.: Seabury Press, 1963.

UGL HM Berne, Eric, The Structure and Dynamics of Organizationand 131 Groups. New York: Grove Press, 1966. .B52 1966 52

4 HD Bird, Charles. Commercial Correspondence Courses and 0ccupatio9a1 5724 Adjustments of Men..Minneapolis: FThe University of Minnesota/Press, .M6 1934. V.2 no.7

NUR HM Blumberg, Arthur. Sensitivity Training: Processes) Problems, 132 and Applications. Syracuse: Syracuse University, Publications .B66 in Continuing !libation, 1971.

GER Z Bolton,diariesK. and Kinneth E. Corey, ed. A Selected 7164 Bibliography for the Training of Citizen-agents of Planned . C85 Community Change. Monticello, IL., 1970. B68

S.W. H Boocock, Serene S. and r. D. Schild, ed. Simulation Games 62 in Learning. Beverly Hills, CA.: Sage 'Publications, 1968. .B72

UGL LB Bradford, Leland ed. Group Development. Washington: 1032 National Training Laboratories, National Education Association, .N28 1961. no.1

GER HM Bradford, Leland P., Jack R. Gibb and Kenneth D. Benne, ed. 251 T-Group Theory and Laboratory Method; Innovation in Re-education. . B82 New York: Wiley, 1964.

UGL LB Brown, B. Frank. Education by Appointment: New Approaches 1049 to Independent Study.West Nyack, N.Y.: Parker Publishing . B88 .Co., 1968.

UGL BF Browne, C. G. and Thomas S. Cohn, ed. The Study of LeadershiR 637 Danville, IL.: Inter-state Printers and Publishers, 1958. ' .L4 B88

UGL LB-Bruner, Jerome S. The Process of Education. Cambridge: 885 Harvard University Press, 1960. . B89

LC Burch, Glen. Accent on Learning; An Analytical History of the 6515 Fund for Adult Education's Experimental Discussion Project, .F97 1951-1959. Pasadena, CA., 1960.

UGL AS Burke, W. Warner-and Richard Beckhard, ed. Conference_ Planning. 6 2d ed. Washington: NTL Institute for Applied Behavioral Science,

.B96 1970. , 1970

B.A. HF Busch,"Henry M. Conference Methods in Industry. New York: 5353 Harper, 1949. .B98

5 53

UGL LC Caldwell, Irene C. Adults Learn and Like It; How to Teach Adults 5219 in the Church. Anderson, IN.:Warner Press, 1955. (Also: .C15 Institutional Forms)

UGL PN Cantor, Nathaniel F. Learning Through Discussion. Buffalo: 4193 Human Relations for Industry, 1951. .D5 C23

B.G. AS Capes, Mary, ed. Communication or Conflict; Conferences:Their 6 Nature,,Dynamicsand Planning. New York: Association Press, 1960. .C24 1960

UGL HM Cartwright, Dorwin and Alvin Zander, ed. Group Dynamics, Research 251 and Theory. 3d ed. New York: Harper & Row, 1968. .C32 1968

S.W. BF Chase, Stuart and Marian T. Chase. Roads to Agreement; Successful 636 Methods in the Science of Human Relations. New York: Harper, 1951. .C48

HM Collins, Barry E. and Harold Guetzkow. A Social Psychology of 133 Group Processes for Decision Making. New York: Wiley, 1964. .C72

Report of Conference NCS , LC Conference on Supervised Correspondence Study. 5951 on Supervised Correspondence Study toFormulate Policies Regarding .C75 Its Use as a Practical Means ofEnrich111g the Curriculum of American Secondary Schools. Scranton?, PA.: International Textbook Co., 1934. '14 Instruction to the P.H. ,R Conference on the Application of Programmed Report 737 Hospital Field. Programmed Instruction and the Hospital; A .C75 on the Use of Programmed Instructionin Health Care Institutions. 1967 Chicago: Hospital Research and Educational Trust, 1967. A Basic GER HV Danish, Steven J. and Allen L. Hauer. Helping Skills: 11 Training Program. Trainee's Workbook and Manual. New YOrk: .D18 Behavioral Public s, 1973. and HV 11 .D18 Manual t,

HV Detroit. Major's Committee for HumanResources'DevelopmentI Detroit, 1967. 4046 Developing Human Resources in the Cityof Detroit. D5 A42

1967 . New York: STOR. HM Doddy, Harley H. Informal Groups and the Community. 131 Teachers College, Columbia University,1952. .D64

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UGL LB Dressel, Paul L. and Mary M. Thompson. Independent Study. 1049 San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1973. .D77

UGL BF Driver, Helen I. Counseling and Learning Through Small group 637 Discussion. Madison, WI.: Monona Publications, 1958. .C6 D77

S.W. HM Dubois, Rachel and Meu-Soong Li. Reducing Social Tension Through 133 the Group Conversation Method., New York: Association Press, 1971. .D82 Q

MED HM . The Art of Group Conversation; A New Breakthugh 133 in Social Communication. New York: Association Press, 1963. ..D816

B.G. HD Duke, Richard D. Gaming-simulation in Urban Research. East Lansing: 111 Institu e for Community. Development, Michigan State UniVersity, .D88 1964. 1964

B.G. HT and Barton R. Burkhalter. The Application of Heuristic 57 Gaming to Urban Problems. East Lansing: Michigan State University, .M628 1966. no.B-52

UGL Z Educational Research Council of America. Independent Study; An 5814 Annotated Bibliography. by Harold S. Davis. Cleveland, 1966. .S9 E25

LC Ely, Mary L. Why Forums? New York: AAAE, 1937. 6515 . E52

UGL PN fansler, Thomas. Creative Power Through Discussion. New York: 4193 Harper, 1950. .D5 F22 /7\

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NCS LC . Discussion Methods for Adult Groups; Case Studies of 5219 the Forum, the Discussion Group, and the Panel. New York: AAAE, .F22 1934. 1934-

HD Feldt, Allan G. and others. CLUG: Community Land Use Game; 111 Player's Manual with Selected Readings. New York: Free Press, . F32 1972. and HD 111 . F32 Manual

61 55

UGL HM FEStinger, Leon. A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance. Stanford, CA.: 291 Stanford University Press, 1962. .F42 1962

B.A. HD Fisher, Walda E. Management Conferences. Philadelphia:' 4815 Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, University of Pennsylvania, .P39 1947.

UGL LC Flynn, Elizabeth W. and John F. LaFaso. Group Discussion as 6519 Learnin Process- A Sourcebook. New York: Paulist Press, 1972. .F65

S.W. BF Frank, Lawrence K. How to be a Modern Leader..New York: 637 Association Press, 1954. .L4 F83

HF Fryer, Douglas H., Mortimer R. Feinberg and Sheldon S. Zalkind. 5549.5 Developing People in Industry; Principles and Methods of Training. .T7 New York: Harper, 1956. F95 .

L Gaumnitz, Walter H. High-school Instruction by Mail; A Potential 111 Economy. Washington: GPO, 1933. .A6 1933 no.13

Z and Martha R. McCabe, comp. Good References on Supervised 1035 Correspondence Study in High Schools. Washington: GPO, 1937. .U59 no.54

UGL LC George Washington University, Washington, D.C. School of Education. 5919 An Evaluation of Supervised Correspondence Study as a Means of .G35 Helping Relieve the Teacher Shortage.Washington, 1959.

B.A. BF Gordon, Thomas. Group Centered Leadership; A Way of Releasing -637 the Creative Power of Groups. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1955. .L4 G66

LA,Gould, Samuel B. and K. Patricia Cross, ed. Explorations in 227.3 Non-traditional Study. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1972. .G69

LC Great Books Foundation, Chicago. Tbe'Future of Study-discussion 6651 Programs. Chicago, 1958. .G77 A

56

UGL r LC Gulley, Halbert E. Discussion, Conference, aVd Group Procelb. 6519 2d ed. New, York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, /968. ( .G97 1968

BF GAtzkow, Harold S., ed. Groups, Leadership and Men; Research 637 in Human Relations. New York: Russell and Russell, 1963. .L4 U58 1963

B.A. HF Haas, Kenneth B. and Claude H. Ewing. Tested Training techniques. 5549 New York: Prentice-Hall 1150. .H112

S.W. BF Hall, D. M. Dynamics of Group Action. 2d ed. Danville, EL.: 637 Interstate, 1960. .L4 H18 1960

S.W. HF Hall, Milton. StaffDe+lopment, the Supervisor's Job. 5549 Washington: USDHEW, Divrof Personnel Management, Staff a .H17 Development Branch, 1954.

Training Your Employees; Suggestions to Executives S.W. . HF. . 5549 and Supervisors. Washington: Society for Personnel Administration, '.A2 1940. S67 no.3

B.A. HF HannafOit Earle S. Conference Leadership in Business and 5300 Indugtry. New York: McGraw Hill, 1945. . H24 . 1945

S.W. HM Hare, A. Paul. Handbook of Small Group Research. New York: 131 Free Press of Glencoe, 1962. . H27

Small Groups; UGL HM , Edgar F. Borgatta and Robert F. Bates, ed. 291 Studies in Social Interaction. Revised ed. New York: Knopf, 1965. . H27 1965

UGL LB- Harris, Ben M. and Wailand Bessent. In-service Education: A 1731 Guide to Better Practice&Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice Hall, .H32 1969. de C3

UGL P Havelock, Ronald @. Planning for Innovation Through Dissemination 91 and Utilization of Knowledge. Ann Arbor: Center for Research on 1971. .H38 Utilization of Scientific Knowledge, University of Michigan, 1971

63 57

HM and Mary C. Havelock. Training for Change Agents; A Guide 101 to the Design of Training Programs in Education and Other Fields. .H39 Ann Arbor: Center for Research on Utilization of Scientific Knowledge, University of Michigan, 1973.

UGL LC Hill, Ida S. and William F. Hill. Learning and Teaching Through 6519 Discussion. Chicago:., CSLEA, 1958. . H65

LC Hill, Richard J. A Comparative Study of Lecture andDiscussion 5219 Methods. White Plains, N.Y., 1960. .H65

AS Holmberg, B8rje. On the Methods of Teaching by Correspondence. 284 Lund, Eng.: C. W. K. Gleerup, 1960. .L972 V.54-

,HF Gestrelius, Kurt. Job Analysis and Determination of Training 5549.5 Needs; Examples of Methods Applied to Teacher Trainers. Lund, .J6 Eng.: C. W. K. Gleerup, 1972. G 39

UGL HM Homans, George C. The Human Group. London: Routledge and 251 K. Paul, 1951. . H77 1951

S.W. BF Howell, William S. and Donald K. Smith. Discussion. New York: 63) Macmillan, 1956. . D5 H86

LC International Conference on Correspondence Education. Report of the 5901 First International Conference on Correspondence Education. Victoria, .162 B.C.: The Dept. of Education, 1938. (Also:International and 19 38 Comparative)

NCS LC International Correspondence Schools. The I. C. S. System of 6001 Instruction by Mail and the Results Achieved. Scranton, PA.: .16 International Correspondence Schools, 1905. A3 1905

NCS LC . Register of International Correspondence Schools, 6001 Containing Names and Addresses of 107,239 Students Who Have . 16 Completed Their Courses or Have Made Considerable. ProgressTherein, A6 With an Explanation of the. I. C. S. System of Instructionby Mail. 1908 3d ed. Scranton', PA.: international Correspondence Schools, 1908. (Also:Institutional Forms) 58

S.W. LB Jenkins, David, Hibbs and Ronald Lippitt. Interpersonal Perceptions 1731 of Teachers. Students and Parents; An Action Research Pro act for . J52 the In- service. Training of Teachers. Washington: Division of 1951 Adult Education Service, NEA, 1951.

HM Jennings, Eugene E. An Anatomy of Leadership: Princes, *roes. 141 and Supermen. New York: Harper, 1960. .J54

UGL, LC Kaplan, Abraham A. Study - lecussion in the "Liberal Arts. 5219 White Plains, N.Y., 1960. .K17

BF Keltner, Jahn W. GrouP Discussion Processes. New York: 637 Longmans, Green, 1957. .D5 K28

UGL HM Kemp, C. Grattan, ed. Perspectives an the Group Process; A 131 Foundation for Counselingwith Groups. 2d ed. Boston: .K32 Houghton Mifflin, 1970. 1970

L Kempfer, Homer andGrace S. Wright. Selected Approaches to Adult 111 Education. Washington: Federal Security Agency, Office of .A6 Education, 1950. 1950 no.16

ENG HD Kibbee, Joel M., Clifford J. Craft and Burt Nanus. Management 20 Games; A New Technique lor Executive Development. New York: .K46 Reinhold, 1961. V HM King, Charles E. The Sociology of Small Groups; A Handbook of 133 Theory and Experiment. New York: Pagent Press, 1962. . K52

S.W. HV Klein, Joyce G. Adult Education and Treatment Groups in Social 45 Agencies. Washington: Catholic University of America Press, . K66 1960. tr UGL LC Klevins, Chester, ed. Materials and Methods in Adult Education. 45215 New York: Klevens Publications, 1972. .K64

BP Knowles, Malcolm S. and Hulda Knowles. How to Develop Better 637 Leaders. New York: Association Press, 1955 .L4 K73 c Revised ed. New York: GER HM . Introduction to Group Dynamics. 131 Association Press, 1972. .K73 197'2

65 S.W. HV Kuenstler, Peter, ed. Social Group Work ip Great Britain. London: 45 Faber and Faber, 1955. .K94

S.W. X5 Lauffer, Armand. Aim of the Game; A Primer on the Use and Design C of Gamed Social Simulations. New York: Gamed Simulations, Inc., 3589 1973.

UGL HM Lewin, Kurt. Resolving Social Conflicts, Selected Papers onGroup S.W. 251 Dynamics 1935-1946. by Gertrud Weiss Lewin. New York: Harper, .L6,7 10'48;',.

UGL LC Leypoldt, Martha M. Forty Ways to Teach in Groups. Valley Forge: 6519 Judson Press, 1967. (Also:Teaching and Learning, and Curriculum) .L68

HM Lindeman, Eduard C. Social Discovery; An Approach to the Study 51 of Functional Groups. New York: Republic Publishing Co., 1924. .L743 1925

UGL LB Lippitt, Gordon L., ed. Leadership in Action. Washington: NTL, NEA, 1032 1961. .N28 no.2

S.W. HM Lippitt; Ronald. Training in Community Relations; A Research 131 Exploration Toward New Group Skills. New Y : Harper, 1949. .L76

S.W. HM , JpanneWatson, and Bruce Westley. e Dynamcis of 101 Planned Change. New York: Harcourt Brace,1958. (Also: .L76 Administration and .Program Planning) of Tools UGL HD Liveright, A. A. Union Leadership Training; A Handbook 6490 and Techniques. New York: Harper, 1951. ,04 L78

New York: Whiteside, Inc. S.W. LC Lowy, Louis. Adult Education and Group Work. 5215 and W. Morrow, 1955. .L92

McBurney,..James H. and Kenneth G. Hance. Discussion in-Human, 808.5 Affairs. New York: Harper, 1950. .M12 1950

B.A. HD McKenney, James L. Simulation Gaming for Management Development. Business Administration, 20.7 Boston: Division. of Research; Graduate School of .M15 Harvard University, 1967.

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UGL LC MacKenzie, Ossian, Edward 1./.Christensen, and Paul H. Rigby. 5951 Correspondence Instruction in the United States. Washington, 1967.

.M16

S.W. BF Mahoney, Stanley C. The Art of }raping .Peop e Effectively. 637 New York: Association Press, 1967. .C6' M22

UGL HM Mann, Richard D. Interpersonal Styles -and Group Development] 131 An Analysis of the Member-group RelationshiR. New Yelrk: Wiley, . M34 1967.

HM Marrow, Alfred J. The Practical Theorist;.The.Life and Work of 251 Kurt Levin. New York: Babic Books, 1969.

.M37

UGL LC Marten, Kevin. How to Go to High School or College by Mail. 6951 New York: F. Fell, 1969. .M38

S.W. LC Mead, Margaret and Paul Byers. The Small Conference: An 6519 Innoaizion in Communication. Paris: Mouton, 1968. . M48

B.G. JK Michigan. State Civil Service Commission. A Guide to Training 674 Practices. Chicago, 1966. . C53 no.30

LC Miles, Matthew B. Learning to Work in Groups; A Program Guide 6519 for Educational Leaders. New York: Teachers College, Columbia . M64 University, 1959.

UGL HM Miller, Harry L. Understanding Group Behavior; A Discussion Guide. 131 Revised ed. Chicago, 1953. . M65

FILM 1161 Miller, Newton E. The Effect of Group Size on Decision-making Discussions. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Michigan, 1951.

UGL LC Mills, Theodore M. Group Tranformation, An'Analysis of a Learning 6519 Group. Englewood, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1964. .M66 '°'

UGL LC Morgan, Barton, Glenn E. Holmes and Clarence' E. Bundy. Methods in 5219 Adylt Education. Danville, II,.: The Interstate, 1960. .M85

LB Morris, Willl.rm H., ed. Elfectivo Gollew Teaching; The Quest 2331 f01 Relevance. American Council on rducation, 1970. .E27 4 NCS LC Mueller, A. D. Princiffris and Methods in Adult Education. 5219 New York: Prentice-Hall, 1937. .M95

HQ National Council of Parent Education. Handbook for Leaders of . . 769 Parent Education Groups in Emergency Education Programs.Washington, . N28 1934.

LC Noall, Irwin S. Program for Training Part-time School leachers* 1045' Organization and Content of a Training_ Program to Prepare Teachers .A21 for Effective' Service in Part-time Schools. Washington: GPO, 1923. no.85

1 S.W. HM- Nylen, Donald, J. Robert Mitchell and Anthony Stout. Handbook of 133 Staff Development and Human Relations Training: Materials Developed ".N98 ,for Use in Africa. Washington: NTL, NEA, 1967.

UGL LB O'Banion, Terry. Teachers for Tomorrow; Staff Development in the 2328 Community-junior College. Tucson: University of Arizona, 1972. .013 (Also:Institutional Forms)

FILM 7544. Olshansky, Bernard. Planned Change in Interorganizational Relationships; An Analysis Of Significant FactorsRelated to Change During Representative Grolni-Planning Efforts.Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Brandeis University, 1961. a

L.S. Z Penland, Patrick R. Advisbry Counseling for Librarians. Pittsburgh: 711 University Of Pittsburgh, 1969. (Also:Institutional-Forms) . P42

HM Petrullo, Luigi and Bernard M. Bass, 0. Leadership and 141 Interpersonal Behavior. New York: Holt, Rinehart, and . P49 Winston, 1961.

B. JK Planty, Earl and George Kanawaty. Training ActilAties'in the 674 State Governments. Chicago: Public Personnel Association, 1962. . C55 no.622 ti

L Ponitz, Henry J. Understanding Through Discussion. Lansing, 162 1941. .B5 no.339

UGL LC Powell, John W. QEducation for Maturity;Anithpirical Essay on 5215 Adult Group Study. New York: Hermitage House, 1949.

.P88

UGL LC Pugni, J. L., ed. Adult Education Through Home Study. New York: 5219 Arco, 1965. .P97

HM Rapoport, Anatol. Fights, Games,-aniDebates. Ann Arbor: University 136 of Michigan Press, 1960. .R22

66 - k .62

HM , ed. Game Theory as a-Theory of Conflict Resolution. 136 Boston: D. Reidel, 1974. .R224

11E H Raser., John R. Simulation and Society. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 61 1969. .R213

UGL LB Runkel, Philip, Roger Harrison.and Margaret Runkel, ed. The Changing 2331 College Classroom, San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1969. (Also: .C46 Institutional Forma)

UGL BF Sartler, William M. and N. Edd Miller. Discussion and Conference. 637 2d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1968. .D5 ,525 1968

BF Schein, Edgar H. and Warre G. Bennis. Personal and Organizational 637 Change Through Group. Methods: The Laboratory Approach. New York:

.C6 , Wiley, 1965. a. S32

LC Sc Mtdt, Warren H. and Richard Beekhard. The Fact Finding 5201 Con erence. Chicago: AEA, 1956. .A294 no.1

, Wilbur. The Research on Programmed Instruction, An 5 814 ted Biblio ra h . Washington: USDHEW, 1964: .P75 % S38 1964

\ UGL LC Sjogren, Douglas D. Programmed Materials in High School Correspondence 5919 Courses. Lincoln:- University of Nebraska, 1964. .S62

S.W. HF Society for Personnel Administration, Washington, D.C. The Case 5549 Method, A Technique of Management Development. Washington, 1957. .A2 S67 no.14

S.W. HV_Soften, Joseph. Faculty Development in Professional Education; 11 Problems of and Proposals for Recruitment, Pre-service, Induction .A2 and Continuing Development in Social Work Education. New York: S72 Council on Social,Work Education, 1967.

LB Stanford, Gene and .1bert E. Roark. Human Interaction in Education. 1033 Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1974. .S78

6 c,-1 63

S.W. RV Stenzel; Annek and Helen M. Feeney. Volunteer Training and 41 Development; A Manual for Community Groups. New York: Seabury .S83 Press, 1968.

B.G. Z StSut, Ronald M. Local Government In- service Training; An Annotated 7164 Bibliography. Albany: Graduate School of Public Affairs, State .C6 University of New York at Albany, 1946. S92 A.

NCS JS Studebaker, John W. -The American Way; Democra,y at Wotk in the 823.2 Des Moines Forums. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1935.. .A8 S9

L and C., S. Williams. Education for Democracy,. Public Affairs 111 Forums. Washington: Office of Education, GPO, 1936. A6 4.935 no.17

BF. Tarcher, Marten. Leadership and the Power of Ideas. New York: 637 Harper ,§L Row, 1966. .L4 T17

FILM 1466- Tewes, Hel The Preparation and Evaluation of Recordings Used as Discus ion Starters with Adult Groups.. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, University.of Michigan, 1953.

HV Thelen, Herbert A. Dynamics of Groups at Work. Chicago: 45 Universtty of Chicago Press, 1954. .T38

UGL HD Thomas, John M. and Warren G. Bennis, ed. The Management of 38 Change and Conflict: Selected Readings. Harmondsworth, Eng.: .T45 Penguin; 1972. (AlSd:Administration and Program Planning)

B.G. HF Tickner, Frederick. Modern-Staff Training; A,Survey of Training 549.5 -Needs and Methods of Today. London: University of London Press, .T7 1952. T56

B.G. 'HN . Training idModern Society; An International Review -51 in Training Practices and'Proce'dures in Government andIndustry. .N53'' Albany: Graduate School of Public Affairs, State University no.3 of New York at Albany, 1967,

P UNESCO. Mass Comitunication Techniques Division. Adult Education 90 Groups and Audio-visual Techniques. Paris: UNESCO, 1958. .U55 no.25

) 64

B.G. Z U. S. Civil Service Commission. Training Methods and Techniques. 7914 (Bibliography) Washington, 1966. .A2 U55 no.19

B.G. JK . Bureau of Training. Guide to Training Resources aqd 716 Information Publications. Washing4n, 1971. .A323 19 71

L U. S. Office of Education. 15 Months of Forum Demonstrations. 111 Washington: GPO, 1938. .A46 no.1

808.5 University of Michigan. Extension Service. Hints for Organizers 4M62 and Leaders of Discussion Groups. Ann Arbor, 1945. -1945

BF Utterback, William F. Group Thinking and Conference Leadership. 637 Revised ad: New York: Holt, Rinehart 6 Winston, 1964. .D5 U93 1964

UGL -PN Wagner, Russell H. and Carroll C. Arnold. Handbook of Group 4193 Discussion. 2d ed. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1965. .D5 W13 1965

UGL LB Warters, Jane. Group Guidance, Principles and Practice. New York: 1027.5 McGraw-Hill, 1960. .W28

UGL LB Watson, Goodwin, ed. Concepts for Social Change. NTL,'NEA, 1967. 2806 .C779

LC Weschler, Irving R., Robert Tannenbaum and John H: Zenger. 5201 Yardsticks for Human Relations Training. Chicago: AEA, 1957. .A294 .no.2

L Whipple, Varolyn A. and Ruth Kotinsky. Practical Methods in 182 Adult Education. Albany: The University of the State of New .B6 York Press, 1942. no:1226

71 mok 65

LIM Whitaker, DOrpthy S. and Herbert A. Thelen. Emotional Dynamics 291 and Grbup Culture; Experimental Studies of Individual and Group .W58 Behavior. Washington: NTL, 1958.

STOR. Z Wilson, Meredith C. and Gladys Gallup. Extension Teaching UGL 544 Methods and Other Factors that Influence Adoption of Agricultural .W75 and Home Economics Practices. Washington:. GPO, 1955. (Also: Teaching and Learning, and Curriculum)

BF Zelko, Harold R. Successful Conference and Discussion Techniques. 637 New,York: McGraw-Hill, 1957. .D5 Z48

;,

7 2 66

IV. TEACHING AND LEARNING AND CURRICULUM

Includes: Psychology of Learning.

LC Adam, Thomas R. Zducation for International Understanding.. 1090 New York: Institute of Adult Education, Teachers College,, .A62 Columbia University, 1948.

LC Adult EducdfiOn Association. Civil Defense for Adult Americans. 5201 AEA, 1957. .A294 no.3

L.S. Z American Library Association, 1961 Year End Adult Reading 711 Interest Poll as RPpov.ed by 119 Libraries. Chicago, 1962. .A514

UGL LC Barton, George E. Ordered Pluralism: A Philosophic Plan of 5551 Action for Teaching. Chicago: CSLEA, 1964. .C37 no.42 4 B.A. HF Bass, Bernard M. and James A. Vaughn. Training in Industry: 5549.5 The Management of LeArning. Belmont, CA. iP' Wadsworth Publishing .T7 Co., 1966. -(Also:Insticutionel Forms) B'32

LC Bawden, William T. Organization of Instructional Materials in 1043 Individual .Units. Washington: GPO, 1922. .U58 no.8

B.G. HF Bennett, Willard E. Manager Selection, Education and Training. 5500 New York: McGraw-Hill, 1959. .B47

B.G. HF Bellows, Roger, Thomas Q. Gilson and George S. Odiorne. 5500 Executive Skills: Their Dynamics and Development. Englewood .B45 Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 19§2.

UGL bC Bradford, Leland P., ed. Human Forces in Machin and Learnin 189 Washington: NTL, NEA, 1961. .N13

L.S. LB Bushnell,DonIl. and Dwight. W. Allen, ed. The Computer in 2846 American Education. New York: Wiley, 1967. .B965

B.G. HF Byers, Kenneth T., ed. Employee Training and Development in 5549.5 the Public Service. Chicago: PubliC Personnel Association, .T7 1970. E55

t.4

7 3 67

UGL LC Byram, Harold M. and Ralph C. Wenrich. Vocational Education 1043 and Practical Arts in the Community School. New York: Macmillan, .B918, 1956.

L California. Dept. of Education. Handbook for Home Teachers. 124 Sacramento, CA.: State Printing Office, 1932. .B4 1932 no.20

L Objectives and Suggested Procedures for Parent 124 Education in California. Sacramento, CA., 1935. .B4 1934 no.13

Sacramento, CA.: L . Public Schools and Parent Education. 124 G., H. Moore, 1936. .B4 1935 no.22

Z Chancellor, John, Miriam D. Tompkins, and Hazel I.Medway. 1003 Helping the Reader TowA'rd Self-education. Chicago: ALA, 1938. .C45

S.W. HQ Cincinnati. Communo0y Council for the Aging. A Suggested Guide a 1061 for the Training of'Volunteers Who Work in a GroupSetting.' .C73 Cincinnati, 1962.

UGL LB College-Level Examination Program. A Description of the Subject 2353 Examinations. New York: College Entrance ExaminationBoard, .C77 1968. (Also:Institutional Forms)

P.H. HQ Colton, Helen. Adults Need Sex Education Too. Los Angles: 21 Family Forum, 1970.

.C12 ,

JX Council on Foreign RelatApns. Community.EdAation in Foreign .1293 Affairs. New York: Council on Foreign Relations, 1946. .U5 C85

NCS LC Cross, A. J. Foy. Relative Success in Certain Supervised 5951 Correspondetpce Courses of Pupils at Various Levelsof Mental . C95 Ability and Reading Ability. 40rincoln, NE., 1936.

HQ Davis, Edith A. and Esther'McGinnis. Parent Education; A Surrey 1939. 769 of the Minnesota Pro:ram. The University of Minnesota Press, '.D26

LC Davis, James A., ed. Great Books and Small Groups. Neltoik: 6651 Free Press of Glencoe, 1961. .N26

, 68

UGL LB Diekhoff, John S. The Domain of the Faculty in Our Expanding' 2331 Colleges. New York: Harper, 1956. 4 . D56

UGL LC . Schooling for Maturity. Chicago: CSLEA, 1955. 47 5551 .C37 no.13

B.A. HF Dolmatch, Theodore B., Elizabeth Marting and Robert E. Finley, ed. 5001 Revolution in Tralning;rogrammed Instruction in Industry. New York: .512mr American Management Association, 1962. no.72

UGL LB DuBois, Philip H. and King M." Wientge. Strategies of Research 1051 on Learning in Educational Settings. St. Louis: Washington . D82 University, 1964.

B.A. HD Dustan, Jane. Training American Businessmen fur Work Abroad. ,20 New York: Council for International Progress in Management, . D96 1961. r961

B.A. HD and Barbara MaKanowitzky. Training Managers Abroad. 20 New York: Council for International Progress in Management, .D97 1960.

P.H. RA Feldman, Jacob J. The Dissemination of4Health Information; 440.3 A Case Study in Adult Learning. Chicago: Aldine, 1966. .U5 (Also:Methodology) F312

Z Felsenthaf, Emma. Readable Books in Many Subjects, A Study 1035 and a List. Chicago: ALA, 1929. .F32

NCS LC Ferguson, Elizabeth. A Study of the Instructional Material 1043 Used in the Part-time Continuation Schools of Bay City, Flint, Vocational Education Dept., Scoo1 .M624sp-- and'Pontiac. Ann or: no.7 of Educatio varsity of Michigan; 1933.

UGL LB Finocchiaro,'Mary B. English as a Second Language; From Theory 1579 to Practice. New York: Regents Publishing Co., 1964. .E6

New York: UGL LB r . Teaching English as a Second Language. 1579 Harper and RoW, 1969. .E6 F52 1969

75 69

LC Fitzpatrick, Edward A. Great Books: Panacea or What? Milwaukee: 6619 Bruce Pulilishing Co., 1952. .F56 1952a

Z Flaugher, Ronald L., Margaret H. Mahoney and Rita B. Massing: 5814 Credit by Examination for College-level Studies; An Annotated .U7 Bibliography. New York:.College Entrance Examination Board, F59 1967. (Also:Institutional Forms)

LA Fletcher,_ Cyril S. The Battle of the Curriculum. Fund for 209.2 Adult Education, 1958. .F62

UGL LC Freedman, Leonard and Hilton Power. The Few -and the Many: 5551 Two Vie on Public Affairs Zducation. Chicago: CSLEA, 1963. .C37 no.38

. S.W. LC Fund. for Adult Education. A Progress Report on the Experimental 5219 Discussion Project. [n.p.] Fund for Adult Education, 1957. .F98

UGL LB Gagne', Robert M. The Conditions of Learning. 2d ed. New. York: 1051 Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1970. .G16 1970

HD Gartner, Alan. Paraprofessionals and Their Performances; A Survey 5715.2 of Education, Health and Social Service Programs. New York: .G24 Praeger, 1971.

UGL LC Goldberg, Maxwell H. Meaning and Metaphor. Boston: CSLEA, 1965. 5551 .C37 no.45

N % Goldman, Freda H. The Arts in Higher Adult Education; A Second 345 Review of Programs. Brookline, MA.: CSLEA, 1966. .G62

GER LC Grabowski, Stanley M., ed. Adult Learning and Instruction. 5251 °Syracuse, N.Y.: ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Education, 1970. .S96 19 70

L.S. Z `Gray, William S. and Ruth Munroe. The Reading Interests and 1003 Habits of Adults; A Preliminary Report. New York: Macmillan, .G78 1929.

LC Great Books Foundation. Great Books Under Discussion; A Report 6651 on the. Program in 1953. Chicago, 1954. .G78 70

L.S. LC Herr, Selma, E. Effective Reading for Adults. 3d ed. Dubuque, 5225 IA.: W, C. Brawn, 1970. .R4 H56 1970

NCS RA Hill, Frcia E. Educating for Health; A Study of Programs for 440.5 A4ults. New York: AAAE, 4939. H65

UGL LB Hill, Winfred F. Learnin : A Surve of Ps cholo ical Inter retations. 1051 San-Francisco: Chandler, 1963. .H655

L.S. Z Hoit, Doris, comp. Books of General Interest for Today's leaders. 1035 Chicago: ALA and AAAE, 1934. .H72

UGL LB Holding, Dennis H. Principles of Training. New York: 1051 Pergamon Press, 1 %5. .H72

UGL LB The Individual and the System: Personalizing Higher Education. 2331 Bolder, CO.:Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education,, .159 1967. 1967

UGL LC Ingalls, John D. A Trainers Guide to Andragogy; Its Concepts, 5219 Experience and Application. Revised ed. Washington: U.S. .144 Social and ,Rehabilitatiam Service, 1973. 1973

UGL LC International Correspondence Schools. ICS Vocational Guidance 6001 Manuali Courses of Study for Business and Industrial Careers. .16 Scranton, PA., 1967. A35 1967 W UGL E Jewish Center Frogram.AidS 'New York: National Jewish 184 Welfare" Board, 1955. .J5 J59

4, Kauffman, Treva E. Homemaking Education in the Evening School. 182 Albany: The University of the State of New York Press, 1926. .B6 no.854

/ TX and Oakley Furney. The Organization and Teaching of 165 Industrial and Home-making Subjects in Part-time or Continuation .K21 Schools. Alba:13;i, C. F. Williams & Son, 1922.

UGL LB Kapfer, Miriam B., comp. Behavioral Objectives in Curriculum 1570 Development.; Selected. Readings and Bibliography. Englewood Cliffs, .K17 N.J.: Educational Technology Publications, 1971. 71

Results-centered B.A. HF Kellogg, Marion S. Closing the Performance Gap: 5549.5, Employee Development. New York: American Management Association, .T7 1967. K29

H Kendall, Glenn M. The Organization and Teaching ofSocial and 62 Economic Studies in Correspondence Institutions. New York: .K33 Teachers College, Columbia University, 1939.

UGL LC Koehler, Lawrence E., comp. Handbook for Teachers of Adults. 5219 Sacramento: California Bureau of Adult Education, 1968. .C174.

1968v 4

GER. Z Kuhlen, Raymond G., Rolf H. Monge and Eric F.Gardner. 5814 Learning and Cognitive Performance in Adults. (Bibliography) L.P8 Syracuse: Adult Development Study, 1967. K82

LB Kushner, Rose E. The Relationship Between Content of anAdult Function of 5 Intelligence Test and Intelligence Test Score as a .C726 Age. New York: Teachers College, Columbia University,1947. no.933 of Adult UGL LC Locognata, A. A. A Comparison of the Effectiveness Chicago: 5219 Residential and Non-residential LearningSituations. .L14 CSLEA, 1961.

New York: McGraw-Hill, UGL LB Leedy, Paul D. A Key to Better Reading. 1050.5 1968. .L48 Princeton AS Lehman, Harvey C. Age and Achievement. Princeton: 36 University Press, 1953. .A53 V:33

UGL LC Lennard, Henry 1., Sloan R. Waylandana Sol Blumenthal. 6251 Adult Teachers and Their Students; AStudy of Expectations, Participating in .L57 Goals and Behavior of Teachers and Students "Higher Adult Education."New York:' New School of Social Research, 196?.

Instructional Uses UGL LB Levien, Roger E. The Emerging Technology; McGraw-Hill, 1029 of the Computer in Higher Education.New Tork: .A85 1972. L66 fi Washington: L Lombard, Ellen C. Parent Education Opportunities. 111 GPO, 1935. .A6 1935 no.3 72

L Lombard, Ellen C. Parent-education Programs in City gchool 111 Systems. Washington: GPO, 1939. .A6 1937 no.2

LC Lyle, Many S. Adult Education for' Democracy Life, 5252 Ames, IA.: The Collegiate Press, 1944. .18 L9.

LC and Rua Van Horn. Homemaking Edkition Program for 1045 Adults. Washington: U.S. Dept. of the Inter or. Office of .A21 Education. 1938. no.195

B.A. HF, Lynton, Rolf P. and UdaiParet:- Training for Development. 5549.5 Homewood, IL.: R. D. Irving, 1967. .T7 L98

LB 'Lyon, Margaret C. The Selection of Books for Adult Study Groups. 5 New York: Teachers College, Columbia University, 1937. .C726 no.696

LB Lyon, Ralph M. The Heals for Constructing Curriculum Materials 5 in Adult Education for Carolina Cotton Mill Workers. New York: .C726 Teachers College, Columbia University, 1937. no.678

AS McGrath, Earl J. and Lewis A. Froman. College Aptitude of Adult 36 Students. Buffalo: University of Buffalo, 1936. .B93 V.14 no.1

UGL LB McMahon, Ernest E: New Directions for Alumni: Continuing Education `2371 for the College Graduate. Chicago: CSLEA, 1960. MiS

UGL LB Mager, Robert F. Preparing Instructional Objectives. Palo Alto, 1029 CA.: Fearon Publishing, 1962. .A85 M22 1962

UGL LC Mhlamud, Daniel J. Teaching a Hu4 Relations Workshop. Chicago: 5551 CSLEA, 1955. .C37 no.10 73

L Malott, John 0. Cooperative Part-time Courses in BusinessOffered 111 by Colleges and Universities, 1932. Washington, 1933. ,A41 no.106

L . Correspondence Courses in Business Subjects Offered 111 by Colleges and Universities, 1932. Washington, 1933. .A41 no.105

L . Evening Classes in Business Subjects Offered by 111 Colleges and Universities, 1932. Washington, 1933. .A41 no.104

Offered by L . Extension Classes in Business Subjects 111 Colleges and Universities, 1932, Washington, 1933. .A41 no.107

LC Mearns, Hughes. The Creatiye Adult; Self-education inthe 5215 Art of Living. New York.:Iboubleday, 1940. .M48

UGL LC Miller, Harry L. Teaching and Learning in Adult Education. 5219 New York: Macmillan, 1964. .M66

UGL LC Miller, Marilyn, ed. On Teaching Adults: An Anthology. _5551 Chicago: CSLEA, 1960. .C37 no.32

UGL LC Mitchell, Sidney C. Supervised Correspondence Study for' International Textbook,,, 1,251 Individual Pupil Needs. Scranton: .M68 1939. Developing the Supervisory NUR RT Mobth, Adelma E. and Miriam M. Ritvo. Approac ?. New York: 89 Skills of the Nurse; A Behabioral Science .M825 Macmillan, 1966. Behaviorai%Science. 'Explorations in UGL LB NTL Institute for Applied 1032 Human Re ations Training; An Assessmentof Experience., 1947-1953. .N27, [n.p.] 1953. (Also:Methodology) ,no.5 How Adults VGL LC National Association for Public SchoolAdult Educaeion. Faster; A Practical Handbook forAdult Students. 5251 Can Learn More . . . .N25 Washington: Public Information Project, 1961.

LB National Society for the Study ofEducation. The Dynamics of of Teaching and Learning. 5 Groups; Sociopsychological Aspects The University of Chicago .N27 Edited by Nelson B. Henry. Chicago: 1960 Press, 1960. p.2 8 U 74

FILM 3282 Nelsen, William D. The Resource Value of Employers in the Development of Post-high School Occupational Training as Influenced by Their Awareness of Such Programs and Other Related Factors. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Michigan, 1959.

IcUGL LC New York (State). Bureau of Continuing Education Curriculum 5219 Development. A Teacher's Guide to Teaching Adult Reading. .N53 Albany, 1967.

L.S. 'HF Odiorne, George S. Training by Objectives; An Economic Approach 5549.5 to Management Training. New York: Macmillan, 1970., .T7 024

NCS LC Ogden, Jean C. Parents in Perplexity. New York: AAAE, 1938. 5215 .034

X2 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. The Teacher E and Educational Change: A New Role. Paris: OECD, 1974- 9962

NUR HM Ottaway, A. K. C. Learning Through4roup Experience. New York: 251 Humanities Press, 1966. .088

L.S. HV Pell, Arthur R. Recruiting, Training and Motivating Volunteer 41 Workers. New York: Pilot Books, 1972. .B38

L Platt, Earl T. and Ada R. Gibson. Preparatign of Supervised 11 Correspondence Courses. Lincoln: Extension Division, The .11964 University of Nebraska, 1934. no.5

UGL LC Pleasures in Learning. Chicago: CSLEA, 1958. 5551 .C37 no.23 V UGL' TX Pollard, L. Belle. Adult Education for homemaking. 2d ed. 167 New York: J. Wiley, 1947. .P77 1947

UGL LC Powell, John W. Research in Adult Group Learning in the Liberal 5219 Arts. 'White,Plains, N.Y., 1960. "t\ .P88

JK Public Personnel Association. Employee Training in the Public Service; A Report Submitted to the Civil Service Assembly by the .FIT6 Committee on Employee Training in the Public Service. Chicago: Civil Service Assembly of the United States and Canada, 1941.

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Training; A Handbook B.A. HF Proctor, John H. and William M.Thornton. 5549.5 for Line Managers. New York: American Management Association, .T7 1961. P96

UGL LC Rhode, William E. Liberal Education for Community Clubs; University, Oakland. 5219 Report on a Pilot Program at Michigan State .R48 Chicago: CSLEA, 196?.

UGL LB Ripple, Richard E., ed. Readings in Learning and Human Abilities: 1051 Educational Psychology. New York: Harper & Row, 1964. .R58

FILM 7563 Schneider, Arnold E. A Statistical Study of the Learning Ability of Men as it Relates to Age, Educationand Intelligence witi Particular`Reference to Bookkeeping andClerical Procedures. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Universityof Michigan, 1946.

New York: S.W. PN Simos, Jack. Social Growth Through Play Production. 3151 Association Press, 1957. .S62 The Influence of Speed and UGL LC Sjogren, Douglas D. and Alan B. Knox. Prior Knowledge and Experience onAdult Learning. Lincoln: . 5219 V .S63 University of Nebra8i4, 1965.

BF Smith, Donald E. P. Help Yourself to Efficient Reading. 456 Ann Arbor: University of 4ichigan, 1953. .R2 S64

tine Nature LB Smith, George B. Purposes and Conditions Affecting Adults in Courses in the HomeStudy 5 and Extent of Participation of New York: Teachers .C726 Department of Columbia University,1925-1932. no.663 College, Columbia University, 1935. (hilt Classes. UGL LC Snyder, Robert E. Guide to Teaching Techniques 5219 Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1972. .S67

Miller.' Exploration in Teaching UGL LB Solomon, Daniel and Harry L. Investigations and Development 1026 Styles; Report of Preliminary .S68 of Categories. Chicago: CSLEA, 1261.

William E. Bezdek and Larty Rosenberg. Teaching Styles UGL LC , 5219 and Learning.: Chicago: CSLEA, 1963. .S69 Cl sses; A LC Sorenson, Herbert. Adult Abilities in Extension NCS The-University of Minnesota 6301 Psychological Study. Minneapolis: .M78 Press, 1933. S7 76

U4L LC Station, Thomas F. .How to Instruct Successfully; Modern Teaching 5219 Methods in Adult Education. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1960. .S82

S.W. LC Stenzel, Anne K. and-Helen M. Feeney. Learning by the Case 5219 Method; Practical Approaches for Community Leaders. New Y¢ k: . S83 Seabury Press, 1970.

UGL LC Rtephens, Michael D. and Roderick W. Gordon, ed. British Teaching 5256 Techniques in Adult Education. New York: Drake, 1972. "(Also: .C7 International Nand Comparative) B88 1972,

B.A4 HF Stokes, Paul M. Total Job Training; A Manual for-the Working 5549.5 Manager. New York: Alo,r1can Management Association, '1966. ; S87

, -,- -w UGL ' LB Strauss, L. Harry and J. Roby Kidd. Look, Listen and Learn, A- 1044 Menual4n the Use of Audio - visual Materials in Informal Education. . S91, New York: Association Press, 1948.

L Studebaker,JOhn W. Safeguarding Democracy Through Adult Civic EducatioU,.. Washington: Office of Education, GPO, 1936.

41,.A6 19 36 no.6

UGL LB ,Taylor, Katharine W. Parents and Children Learn Together. 1140 New York: Teachers College Press; Columbia University,1967. .T24 1968

L.S. LA Teachey, William G. and Joseph B. Carter. Learning Laboratories; 1031'.A Guide to Adoption and Use. 'Engelwood Cliffs,N.J.: Educational . T25 Technology Publications,, 1971.

LC Thorndike, Edward L. and others. Adult Learning. Nlw.York: 1K '5215 Macmillan, 1928. -' .T5

UGL LC Tough, Allen M. The Adult's Learning Projects. Toronto: 5219 Ontario Institute for Studies in Education,1971. it .T69

Toronto: Ontario UGL LC . Learning Without a Teacher. 5219 Institute for Studies in Educations 1967. -1'72

UGL ,LB, Tyler, Ralph W., ed Basic Principlesof Curriculum and 1570 Instruction. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1950., . .C53

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Short -ubit Courses for Wage HD U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistic . 8051 E ners and a Factory SchoolExperiment'. Ishington: GPO, 1915. .A62 no.159

B.G. UA U. S. Office of Education. Illustrations for Civil Defense 926.5 Adult Education Course. Washington: DREW, 1963. .U58 4 1963 Washington: L . A Step Forward for Adult Civic, Education. 111 GPO, 1936. .A6 19 36 no.16

Teacher's Manual for the Civil Defense AdultEducation B.G. UA . 95.5 Course. Washington, 1963. .U56 r, 1963

HF United States. Social Security Administration. Training: GPO, 1965. 5549.5 Responsibility for Work Improvement Washington: .T7 U57 1965

UA U. S. War Department. List of Courses Offered by Cooperating Armed Forces 24 Colleges and Universities Thrdbgh United'States .A195 Institute. Washington: War'D'ept:, 1946, no.20 pt.4 Course df Study for LD University of Texas. Division of Extension. Classes in Department Stores. 5326 , Use in Part-time General Continuation .B8 Austin, TX.: The University, 1923., no.2314 New York: MUSIC ML Va! de Wall, Willem. The Music of'the People. 200.5 AAAE, 1938. .V24 Employee Training Handbook, A Guide for B.G. HF Von qleicken,Bleick. Conover-Mast 5549.5 Training by Operating Management. New York: .T7 Pbblications, 1953. V94 What People Want_to\Read LS, Z Waples, Douglas and Ralph W.Tylerl and a Survey of Problems in, 1003 About; A Study CiCGroup Interests Pre .W25 Adult ReadinR. Chicago: ALA and The University of Chicago 19 31a 19'31. - I

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BF Weisenburg, Theodore, Anne Roe,and Kablarine E. McBride. Adult 431 Intelligence.; APsycholosical Study of Test Performances. New .W43 York: The Commonwealth Fund, 1936.

' NUR HU Weschle, Irving R. and Edgar HI Schein, ed. Issues in Human 131 Relations Training. Wa'shington: NTL, NEA, 1962. .W52'

UGL LC Whipple,-James B. Especially for Adults. Chicago: CSLEA, 1957.

5551 , .C37

no,19 1i,

UGL LB Wientge, King M. and Philip H. DuBois. Factors Associated with 2331 the.Achievement of Adult Students. St. Louis: Washington .W65 University, 1964.

HF Wilkes, Frederick A., George M. York and Oakley Furney. The

1131 Organization and Teaching of Commercial Subjects in a Part-time . .W68 Continuation School, Albany, N.Y.: C. F. Williams & Son, 1922.

B.A. HD Willman, George C., Jr., ed. Administrative Management Courses 20 for Small Business Owners: Planning and Coordinating. Washington: .U52 .Office of Information, 1961. 1961

DVWood, Waldo E. A 'Study of yerformance on the Graduate Level Based 441 Upon Subject Marks an Intelligence Test Scores: Ages 20 to 60. .W88 Unpublished Ph.D. Dis rtation, Indiana University, 1931.

LB Zeigel, William H. The'Relation of Extra-mural Study to Resident 5 Enrolment and Scholastic'Standing. Nashville, TN.: George .G35 Peabody College for Teachers`, 1924. no.12

L.S. HD Zoll, Allen A. Dynamic Management Education. 2d ed. Reading, 20 MA.: Addison-Wesley, 1969. .Z86 1969

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V. ADMINISTRATION AND PROGRAM PLANNING

Includes: Financing; Evaluation; and Counseling. ,

LC Alltucker, Margaret M. Coordination in Part-time Education. 1046 Berkeley, CA., 1921. .C2 A3. Qo.4

UGL H American Institutes for Research. Evaluation Research: 62.5 Strategies And Methods. Pittsburgh: American Institutes .U5 for Research, 1970. E89

L.S. Z AmericanLibrary Association. Studying the Community; A Basis ALA, .04 711.2 for Planning Library Adult Education Services. Chicago: .A53 1960. (Also:Community Development)

LB' Anderson, Scarvia B., Samuel Ball and Richard TMurphy. 2823 Enc clo edia of Educational Evaluation. Conce toand Techni ues .E56 for Evaluating Education and Training Programs. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1975.

Homewood, IL.: B.G. HD Argyris, Chris. Organization and Innovation. 31 R. D. Irwin, 1965. .A71

UGL LC Barrows, John E. The University Center; Policies and Practices 6251 Relating to Organizational Units Located Awayfor the-Parent and the .B28 Institution. Altanta: Southern Regional Education Board rUniversity of Kentucky, 196?. (Also:Institutional Forms)

UGL 'HM Bennis, Warren G. Organizat n Development: Its Nature? Origins,% 13t- and Prospects. Reading, Mfg Addisbn-Wesley, 1969. .B485 of an HD Bentley, Jerome H. The Adjustment ,Service; A Report 5876 Experiment in Adult Guidance. New York: 1KAE, 1935. .N5 -t B48

GL LB Bloom, Benjamin S., ed. Taxonomy of Educational Objectives: 17 Handbook 1, Cognitive Domain; Handbook2, Affective Domain. Edward .B65 New York: David McKay, 1956 and 1964. (Ann Arbor: 64 1972 Brothers, 1972.) '(2 vol. in I.)

J. Thomas Hastings and GOorge F.Madaus. Handbook'o UGL LB, , St4dent Learning. Y k: '3051 Formative and Summative Evaluation'of

.B66 McGraw-Hill, 1971.

New York:.'- -LC -Bryson,I,yman. A State Plan for Adult Education. 5251 AAAE, 1934. . B92 G.

I 80

LB Budgeting, Programme Analysis aad'Cost Effectiveness in Educational 2824 Planning. Paris: Directorate for Scientific Affairs, OECD, 1968. .B93

H Caru, Francis G., ed. Readings in Evaluation Research. New York: 62 Russell Sage, 1971. .C3I4

UB Cartwright, Morse and Glen Burch. Adult Adjustment, A Manual on 357 the Coordination of Existing Community Services and the Establishment .C32 and Operation of Community Adjustment Centers for Veterans and Others. New York: Institute of Adult EducatiOn, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1945:

L.S. LB Commis ion on Non-traditional Study. Diversity by Design. San Grad 2322 Franci co: Jossey-Bas!', 1973. .C72

P.H. HF Ciaig!, Robert L. and Lester R. Bittel, ed. Training and Development 5549.5 Handbook. Neu York: McGraw-Hill, 1967. (Also:Teaching and Learning, .T7 and Curriculum) C88

L Crawford, Will C. Survey'of Purposes and Personnel Administration 124 of Adult Education in California. Sacramento: California State .B4 Dept. of Education, 1942. V.11 no.4

FILM Ed332 Crosby, Jerry D. A Study of the Expectancies Which Community School Directors and Related Others Have of the Community School Director's Roles in Serving Neighborhoods of Eight Inner-city Schools in the City of Flint, Michigan. Unpublished Ph .O. Dissertation, Michigan State University, 1965.

LC Cross, K. Patricia and, John R. Valley. Planning Non-traditional 5219 Programs. aan Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1974. (Also:Institutional .C95 Forms)

T Cushman, Frank. Training Procedure; A Discussion of the Problems 60 Encountered in Planning Organizing, Operating, and Maintaining 1T7 Efficient Training Programs in Industrial, Business, and Public C98 Service Organizations.'New York: J. Wiley, 1940. (Also:Teaching and Learning, and Curriculum)

UJ UGL HM Cutlip, Scott M. and Allen H. Center. Effective Public Relations. 263 4th ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1971. .C98 1971 --,

UGL LC Daigneault, George H. Decision Making in the University Evening 6223 College; The Role of the Resident' Department Chairman. Chicago:, .D13 CSLEA, 1963. (Also:Institutional Forms)

8 81

NCS IBC Debatin, Frank M. Administration of Adult Education. New York: 5215 American Book Co., 1938. .D29

UGL LC DeCrow, Roger. Administrative Practices in University Evening 6223 -Collegei. Chicago: CSLEA, 1962. (Also:Institutional Forms) .C39

DENT, LB Dressel, Paul L. and Others. Evaluation in Higher Education. 2341 Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1961. .M62

LAW E2478 Educational Testing Service.. Final Report on Educational Assistance T34 to Veterans: A Comparative Study of 3 G.I.'Bills. Washington:- 1 S49F GPO, 1973. 1973

LB Engelhardt, N. L. and Wr L. Engelhardt, Jr. Planning the Community 3209 School. New York:. American Book Co., 1940. (Also:Insritucional .E583 Forms)

UGL LC Essert, Paul L. Creative Leadership of Adult Education. New York: 5219 Prentice-Hall, 1951. .E78 1

CEW F Farmer, Martha L., ed. Counseling Services for Adults in Higher

30 Education. Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press, 1971. 0

UGL LC . 'Student Personnel Services for Adults in Higher Education. 5219 Methuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press, 1967. .F25

LC Friese, John F. The Cosmopolitan Evening School, Organization and 5215 Administration. New York: Century, 1929. (Also:Tnstitutional Forms) .F91

FILM Ed96 Glancy, Keith E. Administrative Practices and Opinions Relative to Non-credit Adult Education Programs in Selected Colleges and Universities. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Purdue University,1958.

HB Glaser, Barney ,G., ed. Organizational Careers; A Sourcebook for 2581 Theory. Chicago: Aldine Publishing Co., 1968. .G55

FILM Ed204`"Harrison, Thomas F. A Study of the Organizationand Administration of the Evening Divisions of Publicly Supported JuniorColleges in the United States. Unpublished Ph.D., Dissertation, University of Mississippi, 1961. (Also:Institutiorial Forms)

HN Hayes, Samuel P., Jr. Evaluating Development Projects. 2d ed. 29 Place de Fontenot'; Paris: UNESCO, '1966. .H38 1966 82

L.S. Z Hewitt, Charles H. Grant Evaluation Study. Chicago: ALA, 1958. 711.2 .H62

UGL BF Insac, Stephen and William B. Michael. Handbook on Research and 76.5 Evaluation. San Diego: Knapp, 1971. .173

HF Kahn, Robert L. 4nd others. Organizational Stress: Studies in 5548.8 Role Conflict and Ambiguity. New York: Wiley, 1964. .068

LC Karwin, Thomas J. Flying a Learning Center] Design and Costs of 6223 an Off-camp AaRLSILLIErliag. 'Berkeley, Carnegie COMMIGSiOn .K18. on Higher Education, 1%73.

L.S. LC Kidd, J. Roby. Financing Coninuing Education. New York: 5251 Scarecrow Press, 1962. .K46 0

ENG AS Kindler, Herbert S. Organizing the Technical Conference. New York: 6 Reinhold PublishingCorp., 1960. .K49

L Klein, Arthur J. The Administration of Correspondence-study 111 Departments of Universities and Colleges.Washington: GPO, 1919.

.A6 (Also:Institutional Forms) ' 1919 no.56

NCS. LC Klein, Paul E. and Ruth E. Motfit. Counseling Techniques in Adult 5219 Education. New York: McGraw -Hilo, 1946. .K64

UGL LC Knox, Alan B. Research Arrangements within University Adult Education 5251 Divisions. Chicago: CSLEA, 1963. .K74

ENG HD Lehrer, Robert N. The Management of Improvement; Concepts, Organization 31 and Strategy. New York: Reinhold Publishing Corp., 1965. .L52

B.A. HD Likert,' Rensis'. New Patterns of Management. New York: McGraw-Hill, 31 1961. .L73

HF Lippett, Gordon L., Leslie.D. This and Robert G. Bidwell, Jr., comp. 5549.5 Optimizing Human Resources; Readings in Individual and Organizational .T7 ,Development. Reading, MA.: Addison-Wesley, 1971. L76

- 83 a UGL LC 1Liveright, A. A. Strategies ofLeadership'in Conducting. Adult 5219 Education Programs, New York: Harper, 1959. . .L78

HF McGregbr," Douglas. The Human Side of Enterprise. New York: 5549 McGraw-Hill, 1960. .M15

L.S. , LC McKinley, John and Robert M. Smith. Guide to ProgramPlanning. 5219 New York: Seabury Press, 1965. ..1115 1965

L.S. 'LB Mager, Robert F. Goal Analysis. Belmont, CA.: Fearon, 1972. 1027 .M19i

UGL HF and Peter Pipe. Analyzing Performance Problems. 5549 Belmont, CA.: Fearon, 1970: .M18

GER LB Martorana, S. V, and Eileen Kuhns. Managing Academic Change; 2331 Interactive Forces and Leadership in Higher Education. San Francisco: .M38 Jossey-Bass, 1975. (Also:Institutional Forms)

L Michigan. Dept. of Public Instruction. Administrators' Adult 162 Education Handbook. Lansing, MI., 1945. .B5 no.334

UGL LC Miller, Harry L. and Christine H. McGuire. Evaluating Liberal L.S. 5219 Adult Education. Chicago: CSLEA, 1961. .M65

B.G. HD Mowitz, Robert J. An Evaluation of an Executive and Intermediate 20 Management Development Program for Federal Personnel in theDetroit .M93 Area. Detroit: Ordnance Tank Automotive Command, 1957.

UGL LC National Association for Public School Adult Education. Counseling 5219 and Interviewing Adult Students. Washington, 1960. .N28

UGL LC. Olds, Edward B. Financing Adult Education in America's Public 5251 Schools and Community Councils. Washington, 1954. .A24

L Oregon. Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. Oregon 192 Plans and Procedures in the Adult and Nursery School Educational .C5 Program, 1935-36. Salem, 1935. 19 35 84

UGL LB Organisatiou for Economic Cooperation and Development." Methods and 2846 Statistical Needs for Educational Planning. Paris: OECD; London: .068 H.M.S.O., 1967.

LB . Educ#tional Investment and Planning Progcame. Manpower 41 JALuForecaggan. Paris: "Direetorate'for .066 Scientific Affairs, OECD, 1967.

L Orvis, Mary B. The Application of Commercial Aavertisins. Methods 111 to University.EKtensionf WashingtOd. GPO, 1919. (Also:Institutional

.A6 Forms) ' 1919 4 no-.51 I 4. . NCS LC Perry, Clave.nce n. Wider Use of. the School Plant. New York: 223 Charities Publication Csulmittee, 1911. .P46 1911

UGL Popham, W. James, ed. Evaluation in Education: Current 2823 Applications. Berkeleyi:CA.: McCutchan Publishing Co., 1974.

. .E92

UGL HF"Rose, Homer C. The Development and Supervision, of Training 5549.5 Programs. Chicago: American Technical Society, 1964. (Also: .T7 Teaching.and Learning, and Curriculum)

R78 N 4 S.W. HF Rosenberger, Homer T. pow to Organize and Administer an Employee

5549 , Training Program; Washingtoui kSodiety for Personnel Administration, .A2 1956. S67 na.11,

P.H. H Rossi, Peter H. and Walter Williams, ed. Evaluating Social 62 Programs_; Theory, Practice and Politics., New York: Seminar ef, .R835 Press, 1972:

UGL 1.--Tgghroeder, Walter P. Helps for Evaluating Programs of Adult 11/lEducation ip Vocational Agriculture. Fast Lansing: Bureau of .M628.,4' Research and Service, School of Education, Michigan State University no.3 '0 Agriculture and Applied/Science, 1955.,

Ames: UGL - HM Schwartz,, James W., ed. The Publicity Proclk. 263 State University.resa., 1966. - 7 ...46 .S38 q LC Shaw, Nathan C., ed. Administration of Continuing Education; A 5219 Guide, for Administrators. Washington: National Associatipn for .A24(t Scaool Adult Education, 1969.

B.G. ..HC Smith, Norman R. and others. Getting the Most for Your Training 674 Dollar. Chicago: Public Personnel Association, 1966.

-.C55 41, no.661'

i 85

S.W. , LC Snow, Robert H. Community Adult Education; Methods of Organizing 5215 and Maintaining Learning OppOrtunities for Men and Women. New York: .S67 Putnam, 1955.

L State University of New York. Organization and Administration of 182 Part-time Schools in Manufacturing or Mercantile Establishments .B6 and in Factories. 'Albany: The University of the State of New York no.790 Press, 1923. (Also:Institutional Forms)

Or anization an. Administration of Part-time Schools. 182 Albany: The University of t e State of New York, 1920. .B6 no.697

ED-075-715 Steele,`°Sara M. Contemporary Approaches to Program Evaluation and Their Implications for Evaluating Programs for Disadvantaged Adults. Syracuse, N.Y.: ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Education, 1973.

ED-056-287 . Cost benefit Analysis and the Adult Educator: A Literature Review. Washington: AEA; Syracuse,' N.Y.: iRIC ClearinghouSe on Adult Education, 1971.

ED-068-889 and Robert E. Brack: Evaluating the Attainment of Objectives in Adult Education: Process, Properties,. l'roblems, ProsPects. Syracuse Univer4ity: Publications in Continuing Education and ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Education.

UGL LC Striner, Herbert E. Continuing Education as a National Capital 5551 Investment. Kalamazoo, MI.: W. E. Upjohn Institute for .S92 Employment Research, 1972. 072

S.W. H Suchman, Edward A. Evaluative Research. New York: Russell 61 Sage Foundation, 1967. .S94

UGL LB Super, Donald E., comp. Computer-assisted Counseling: New York: 1027.5 Teachers college Press, 1970. .S95

L Texas. State Board for Vocational Education. Organization and 204 Administration of Evenin Classes in Home-making for Texas. .B3 ,Austin, TX.: State Boa d for Vocational Education, 1922. IfS no.153

UGL LC Timken, Joe E. and M. MatWe Harrison, comp. Adult Learning 5252 Resource Center's; Guidelines for Administrators and Teachers. .042 Oklahoma City: Oklahoma Section of Adult Education, 1970. ," A45

B.G. JF Thompson, Victor A. EureauTracy and Innovation. University, AL.: 1351 Universityof Alabama Press, 1969. .T48.

9w, 86

UGL BP Thoroman, E. C. The Vocational Counseling of Adults and Young lc 5381 Adults. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1968. .T52

S.W. HN. Tripodi, Tony, Phillip Fellin and Irwin Epstein. Social Program 29 Evaluation; Guidelines for Health, Education and Welfare Administrators. .T84 Itasca, IL.: Peacock Publishers, 1971.

Z U. S. Civil Se Nice Commission. Planning; OrganizingAnduatim 7914 Training Programs. Washington: GPO, 1971. A2 U55 no.41

LB Warnath, Charles F. New Directions for College Counselors. 2343 San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1973. .W/77

UGL LB . ETAMths and Old Realities. San Francisco: *Jossey-

2343 Base, 1971. , .W28

UGL LB Watson, Goodwin, ed. Change in School Systems. Washington: NTL, 2806 1967. .C775

UGL H Weiss, Carol H., ed. Evaluating Action ograms; Readings in 62 Social Action and Education. Boston: Ayn and Bacon, Inc., .W395 1972.

B.G. H . Evaluation Research; Methods of Assessing Program 62 Effectiveness. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1972. .W42

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VI. GERONTOLOGY

GER HQ Arthur, Julietta K. Retire to Action. Nashville: Abingtdn'Press, 1062 1969. . A78

HQ Atchley, Robert C. The Social Forces in, Later Life: An 1061 Introduction to Social Geronto Belmont, CA.: Wadsworth . A86 Puhlishing Co., 1972.

Englewood Cliffs, MED BF . Birren, James E. The Psychology_aAgLap. Prentice-Hall,'1964.: 724.8 N.J.: O .B62

QP , ed. Handbook of Aging and the Individual; Psychological 86 and Biological Aspects. Chicoo: University of ChiCago Press, 1959. .H24

BF Botwinick, Jack. Cognitive Processes in Maturity and Old Age. 311 New York: Springer, 1967. . B75

BF . Aging and Behavior; A Comprehensive Integration of 724.8 Research Findings. New York: Springer, 1973. . B87

RC Brantl, Virginia M. and Marie R. Brown, ed.' Reading! in 2952 Gerontology. St. Louis: Mosby, 1973. . B82

BF Bromley, Dennis B. The Psychology of Human Aging. 2fid ed. 724.8 Harmondswdrth,.England: Penguin Books, 1474. .B87 1974

MED HV Brotman, Herman B. Who Are the Aged; A Demographic View. 1451 Ann Arbor: Institute of Gerontology, University of Michigan- . I59 Wayne State University, 1968. no.1

NUR HQ Busse, Ewald W.' and Eric Pfeiffer, ed. Behavior and Adaptation 1061 in Late Life. Boston: Little, Brown, 1969. . B98

UGL LC Cleugh, Mary F. Educating Older People. London: Tavistock 5219 Publications, 1962. . C63

UGL RC Coons,Doroth)kH.,Leonard E. Gottesman and Wilma Donahue. 451.4 A Therapeutic Milieu for Geriatric Patients. Ann Arbor: .A5 Institute of Gerontology, University of Michigan-WayneState C78 University, 1969. 88

NUR HV Coonev, Dorothy H., The Process of Changes Ann Arbor: Institute of 1461 Gerontology, UeiVeIesitYonefEhigan-ITayne-Statb-Ufirver-eiltYV1473. .R43 gono.1 4P N HQ Cumming,,Elaine and William E. Henry. Growing Old, The Process 1061 of Disengagement. New York: Basis Boats, 1961. .C97

HV Curtin, Sharon R. Nobody Ever Died of Old Age. Roston:

1461 Little, Brown, 1972. , .C98 0 Q S.W. LC .Donahue,"Wilma T., comp. Education for Later Maturity; A Handboo 5219 New York: Whiteside, Inc. and W: Monow, 1955. .D67

HQ and Clark Tibbetts, bd. The New Frontiers of Aging. 1060 Ann Arbor: Univertity of Michigan Press, 1957. .M64 1955

HQ and others,ed. Free Time; Challenge to Later Maturity.

. 1060 Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1958. .M64 1957

GER LC Education for Older Americans; Report of a Seminar Sponsored by 5219 University of California Extension, Davis, California. Davis, 1967. .E25

GER BF Freeman, G. L. Self-fulfillment and Aging; Avocational Psychology 724.6 in tie Management of a Tri- owered Life. Watkins Glen, N.Y.: .F85 American LifeFoundation and Study Institute, 1973.

MED HQ Geist, Harold. The Psychological Aspects of Retirement. Springfield, 1062 PL.: Thomas, 1968. .G32

GER Grabowski, Stanley and W. Dean Mason, ed. Learning for Agin. AEA, and ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Education, 1974.

GER LC Hendrickson, Andrew, comp. A Manual on Planning Educational Programs 5215 for Older Adultp.ocTallahassey, FL.: Dept. of Adult Education, Florida .H52 State University, 1973.

GER LC and George F. Aker, comp. Improving Education for Older Adults. 5252 (3rd Leadership Development Institute.) Tallahassee, FL.: Dept. of .F5 Adult Education,` Florida State University, 1972. L43 1972 89

LC ' and Robert . Barnes..The Role ot Colleges and Universities 5219 in the.Education'of the Aged. Columbus: Center for Adult Education, .H55 College of Education, Ohio State University, 1964.

GER HQ Hunter, Woodrow W. Cooperation Between'Induatry and L,abi)rin 1062 Retirement Education. Ann Arbor: Division of Gerontolog .H93 University of Michigan and Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations, University of Michigan-Wayne.State University; 1965.'

LC . -Leadership Training forPre-retirement EduLation. 6519 Ann Arbor: Institute of Labor andIndustrial Relations, University :.H95 of Michigan-Wayne State Universityand Division of Gerontology, University of Michigan,` 1960.

GER HQ . A Longitudinal Study. of Preretirement Education.- 1062 Ann Arbor: Division of GerontolOy, University of Michigan, .H94 1968.

S.W. HQ . Preparation for Retirement. Ann Arbor: Institute, 1061 of Gerontology, University of Michigan-Wayne State University,. .H95 1973. 1973

GER HQ . Preretirement Education for Hourly -rated Workers.- 1064 Washington: U.S. Office of Education, Bureay of Research,1968. .U5 H96 6

S.W. HQ and Helen Maurice. Older People Tell Their Story; . 1064 Report of a Survey of the'Needs Of Older People . . . Ann Arbor: .U5 University of Michigan, Institute for Human Adjustment,Division H905 of Gerontology, 1953.

tand, HD International Management Seminar' on Job,Redesign Occupational 6279 Training for Older Workers, Londons 1964. Final Report. Paris: .162 OECD, Manpower and Social Affairs Directorate, SocialAffairs 1964 Division, 1965. and HD Supplement to the Final Report. f96.5.. 6275 .162 1964 Suppl.

NUR BF Kastenbaum, Robert, ed. New Thoughts on Old Age. New York: 724.8 Springer Publishing Co., 1964. .K19

BF Kimmel, Douglas C: Adulthood and Aging; An Interdisciplinary 724.5 DeveloOmental Wew. New York: Wiley,'1974. .K49

O 90 %

LC KuPlan;.Louis. Building a Philosophy Towards Aging. Vancouvei, B.C.: 5254 University of British Columbia, Dept. ofUniversity Extension, 1958: Be'

- 4 Graduate 'Education ARCH'' HQ Kushnev, Hoag E. and- Marion E. Bunch, ed. 1061 in'AgialgWlithiu the_ Social Sciences. Ann Arbor: Division of .G73 Zeronrology,liniver_sitY_of niChigark, 1967'.

HQ Leader, Dorothy R. A Preliminary SurAuof theAvailability of 1064 Gerontological Programsof Study in the State of Indiana. .U52 Unpub1isitpd Ph.D. Dissertation, University ofMichigan, 1973. 16 L43

HQ Loether, Herman J. Problems of Aging:Sociological and Social 1061 Psychological Perspectives. ,Belmont, CA.: Dickenson,PUblishing .L82 Co., 1967.

HQ Maas, Henry S. and Joseph A.-Kuypers. From's. Thirty to Seventy; 1064 A Fortplyear Longitudinal Study of AdultLife\Styles and Personality. .U5 San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1974. M117

LC Myren, Gunder A., Robert Huber and Sean M.Sweeney. Senior.Citizen 5219 Services in Community Colleges. East.Lansing, 1971. (Also: .M97 Institutional Forms)

HQ Neugarten, Bernice 1., comp.Middle Age and Aging: A Reader in 1061 Social Psychology'. Chicago; University of 'Chicago Press, 1968. .N48 LibrAry'Activities in the Field of Aging. L.S. NZ Owens, Virginia. Stat,,e 711 Chicago: ALA, 1960. Ulso:Institutional Forms) .A515

LC Peffer, Nathaniel. New Schools for Older Students, New~ York: 5251- Macmillan, 1926: .F,175 Basic Concepts of Aging; 'HQ Rich, Thomas A. and Alden S. Gilmore. 1061 A Programmed Manual. Washington: GPO, 1969. .R52

HQ Riley, Matilda W. and' Anne Foner,comp':' Aging and Society. 1061 3 Vols. New York: Russell S'age Foundation, 1968. .L57

HQ .'--Sainer; Janet S. and Mary L. Zander. SERVE:\Older Volunteers in New York: 1064 Community Service; A New.Role and a NewResource. .U5 Community Service Societyof Nei/ York, 1971. S13 91

GER HQ Saul, Shura. Aging: An Album of People Growing"Old. New York: 1064 Wiley, 1974. -' .U5 S26 1974

NUR HV S-cott, Frances G. and Ruth M. Breuer, ed. Perspectives in Aging. 1461 Eugene, OR.: Center for GerontolO3 1971. .353

GER 'HQ Shanas, Ethel, ed. Aging in Contemporary Society. Beverly Hills, 1061 CA.: Sage Publishing, 1970. .A65 17P

GER HQ and others. Old People in Three Industrial Societies. 1061 New York: Atherton Press, 1968. .044

GER HQ Smith, Bert. Aging in America. Boston: Beacon Press,. 1973. 1064 .U5 S65

NUR HQ Smith, Elliot D. Handbook of Aging; For Those Growing Old and 1061 Those Concerned with Them. New York: Barnes and Noble Books, .S65 1972. A HQ Streit), Gordon F. and Clement J. Schneider. Retirement in American 1064 Society; Impact and Process. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, .U5 1971. S92

GER Lt Sweeney, Sean M. Working With the Senior Citizen as an Adult 5219 Learner. Durham,N.H.: Unifversity of New Hampshire, .Cooperative

.S95 Extension Service, 1973.

HQ Tibbitts, Clark,ed. of Social Gerontology; Societal 1060 Aspectit-of Aging. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1960. .T55

MED HQ and Wilma-Donahue, 'ed. Aging Around the 44orld; Proceedings. 1060 New York: "Columbia Univers *ty Press, 1962. .167 1960

GER BF Tournier, l*aul. Learn to Grow Old. New York: Harper and Row, 724.8 1972. .T733

GER HV,U. S. Congress. Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare. 1457 Subcommittee on Aging. Older Americans Act Admendmentsof11972. .A4837 Washington.: .;'!:9TO,1972 1972' 9ci 92

1/4, . GER HV Vickery, Florence E. Creative Programming for Older Adults; A 1451 Leadership'Guide. New York: Association Press, 1972. .V64 . -7-. / 6 . ti BF Welford, Alan T. Ageing and Hun& Skills. London: Oxford .. 701 University4Press, 1958. , .W44 r 1958 .

GER ,LC Wolfe, Lloyd M. A Study of the Relationships Between Life-long 5219 Learning and Adjustment of Older People. Unpublished Ph.D. .W85 Ditsertation, UniVersity of Michigan, 1962. 1962a

HQ YOumans, E. Grant. Older Rural Americans; A Sociological 1064 Perspective. Lexingtoli." University of Kentucky Press, 1967. .U5 Y67

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110 93

VII. REMEDIAL

Includes: ABE; Re-training; and Manp wer Programs:

X2 The Adult Learner: Adult Basic Education in the Cailada Newstart E Program. Ottawa: Information Canada, 1974. (Also:International 8495 and Comparative)

L Alderman-, Lewis R. Helps for Teachers of Adult Immigrants and

. 111 Native Illiterates. Washington: GPO, 1928. .A6 1928 no.27

L.S. o Z American Library Association. Adult Services Division. Books for 1039. 'Wits Beginn4g tieRead;,A Selected List. Chicago, 1965. .A48

PE Beglinger:Nina J. Methods insAdult Elementary Education, Revised 1128 with Experimentation and Validation of Procedures. New York:

. .A2 C. Scribner's Sons, 1928. B417 1928 01 GER LC Belbin, Eunice and R. Meredith Belbin. ,Problems in Adult Retraining. 5215 London: Heinemann, 1972. .B45

HD Belbin, R. 'Meredith. The Discovery Method; An International 6279 Experiment in Retraining. Paris: OECD:1969. no.6

HC Borus, Michael E. The Economic Effectiveness of Retraining the 10 Unemployed; A_Study of the Benefits and Costs of Retraining the .F29 'Unemployed Based on the Experience of' Workers in Connecticut. no.35 Boston, 1966.

HD and William R. Tash. Measuring the Impact of Manpower 4802. Programs: A Primer. Ann Arbor: Institute of Labor and Industrial .158 Relations, University of Michigan-Wayne State University, 1970. no.17

S.W. LC Brice, Edward W. Education of the Adult Migrant. Washington: 5251 U.S.DHEW, 1961. .B85.

UGL LC Brooks, Lyman B. and others. Re-education of Unemployed and Unskilled 1045 Workers. Norfolk: Norfolk Division, Virginia State College, 1964.- .B87 1964a 0

100 94

L Californian Dept. of Education. Littl Journeys in California, 124 Lessons in English for Intermediate C l sses of Adults. Sacramento: .B4 California Spate Printing Office, 193 no.9

NCS LC Cartwright, Morse A., ed. . Unemployment and Adult Education, A 5219 Sym¢osium on Certain Problems of e-education Arising from

, .C33 "Permanent Lay-off" -- The Dispi cement -of Men and Women in .Industry Through the Introdbctionof Ma .inery and Other Labor-saving Devices Sometimes' Known as Technologi'c Unemployment. New York: AAA, 1931.

UGL LC Cass, Angelica W. Basic Educ tion for Adults; A Handbook for Teachers, 5251 Teacher Trainers, and Leader inAdult Basic Education Programs. .C34 New York; Asst.-elation Pres:, 1971.

Z Cincinnati. 'Public 'Libra y. Books for Adult Beginners. Chicago.: ;039 -ALA, 1939.. .,e57 19 39

. Books for Adult Beginners, Grades I to VII. 3rd edition. 1039 Chicago: ALA, 1954.

}- ) .C57 -1954

L.S`" Z Conference on Library Services for theDAadvantaged; Harriman, N.Y., a 673 1964. 'Proceedings, Summary. Albany: The University, of the Stateof .C7435 New York, 1§65. (Also:Institutional Forffis)

L.S. Z Conference on Library Sdrvice to the Undereducated. Library Service 669 for the Undereducated. Philadelphia: Drexel Press, 1966. (Also: .D78 Institutional Forms) no.15

L Cornell, Ethel L. A Beginning Reading Vocabulary for Foreign-born 182 Adults withSpecial Reference to Those Who Can Not Read in Any .B6 Language. Albany,: The ersity of the State of New York Press, no.948 1930.

L Dabney, Charles,, W. Illiteracy, of the Voting Population in the 111 United States. Washington: GPO, 1903. .A3 7' e 1902

LC Dentler, HObert A. and MaryCE. Warshauer. Big City Dropouts and 143 Illiterates, New York: Praeger, 1968% .D42 1968

UGL LC Dinnan, James A. Teaching Reading to the Disadvantaged Addlt. 5225 Englewood Cliffs, N.J. ! Prentice-Hall, 1971. .R4 D58

I

10 I J 95

LB Fair, Laura. Migrants as a Social and Educational P.roblem in 5 blew Jersey. New Brunswick, N.J., 1932. .R97 no.3

UGL LC Ginzberg, Eli and Douglas W. Bray. The Uneducated., New York: \ 151 Columbia University Press, 1q53. .G49 \N_ L8 Goldberg, Samuel. Army Training of Illiterates in World War II. New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia ,C726 University, 1951. (Also:Institutional Forms) no.966

IC Gray, William S.7.Manual for Teachers of Adult ElementaryStudents. 5219 ReVised ed,. Washington: AAAE, 1934. .G78 9

L.S. Z and Bernice E. Leary. What Makes a Book Readable With 1003 °Special Reference to Adults of Limited Reading Ability. Chicago: .G782 University of Chicago Press, 1935.

LC 'Greenleigh Associates, Inc. Educational Rehabiliation; An Evaluation 5252 of the Adult Basic Education Program of the State ofIllinois. .15. 'gew York, 1965.

G82' ti

UGL LC Griffith, William S. and Ann P. Hayes, ed.Adult Basic Education: 5209 The State of the Art. Chicago: Dept. of Education, University of .W89 Chicago, a970.

HD Harbison, Frederick H. and Charles A. Myers, ed. Manpower and 5707 Education; Country Studies'in Economic Development. New York: .H27 McGraw-Hill, 1965.

Low Z Hiatt, Peter. Public Library Branch Services for Adults of 711 Education. New Brunswick, N.J., 19.62. (Also:Institutional Forms) .H62 1962a

Public Library Services for the 4 and Henry TDrennan. 711 Functionally Illiterate, A Survey of Practice. n.p., 1967. .H63-. (Also:Institutional Forms)

F Inter-America Cultural Council. Committee for Cultural Action. 1408.4 Report on the Situation in America as toIlliteracy. -2d ed. no.17 Washington: Dept. of Cultural Affairs, Pan AmericanUnion,1957. 1957

New York: -UGL PN Isenberg, ,Irwin; ed. The Drive Against Illiteracy. 4184 H. W. Wilson Co., 1964. .R332 V.36 no.5 1 0 L c

96

*N) HD Kobrak, Peter. Private Assumption of Public Responsibilities: 5715.2 The 'Role of American Business in Urban Manpower Programs. New York: Publishers, 1973.) .K75 Praciger 4,

NCS LC Kotinsky, Ruth. Elementary Education of Adults, A Critical 5251 Interpretation. New York: AAAE, 1941. .K88

UGL LC Loning, FraRlt W, and Wesley A. Many, ed. Basic Education for 151 the Disadvantaged Adult; Theory and Practice. Boston: Houghton .L29 Mifflin, 1966.

BF L ary, Bernice E. Elem411 of Reading Materials Contributing to 4 456 .D fficulties ifi Comprehension on the Part of Adults. Chicago, .R2 - 1i 35. L44

B.A. HD Levitan, Sar A. Antipoverty Work and Training EfFOrts: Goals 4802 Ind Reality. Ann Arbor: Institute of Labor and Industrial aelations, .158 University of Michigan-Wayne State University, 1967.

no.3 .

a UGL HIP and Garth L. Mangum. Federal Training and Work Programs 6273 in the Sixties. Ann Arbor: Institute of Labor and Industrial .L67 Relations University of Michigan-Wayne State Univetsity, 1969.. C 0

STOR , LC Literacy House. A Guide to Literacy and. Adult Education. 5257 Lucknow, 1969.

.14 /) : L77

. L.S. Z Lyman, Helen H. Library Materials in Service to the Adult New 716.45 Reader Chicago: ALA, 1973. .L98

L.S. Z; MacDonald, Bernice. Literacy Activities in Public Libraries;-, 716.45' A Report of a Study of Services to Adult Illiterates. Chicago: .M14 ALA, 1966. (Also:Institutional Forms)

UGL LC Mangano, Joseph A ed. Strategies for Adult Basic Education. 5215 Newark, DE., 1969. .S89

S .W. HD,Mangum, Garth L. Contributions and Costs of Man-power Development 4802 and Training. Ann Arbor: Institut of Labor and Industrial .158 Relations, University of Michigan-W yne State University, 1967. no.5

S.W. HD and John Walsh. A Decade of Manpower Development and 5715.2 ,Training. Salt Lake City: Olympus Publishing/Co., 1973. .M28 97

S.W. HD Manpower Development and Training in CorrectionalPrograms. 5701 Washington: U.S. Dept. of Labor, Manpower Adminfstration, .M12 1968. no.3

HD Marshall, F. Ray and Vernon M. Briggs, Jr. Equal Apprenticeship 4802 Opportunities; The Nature of the Issue and the New YorkExperience. .158 Ann Arbor: Institute of Labor and Industfial Relations,University no.10 of Michigan-Wayne State University, 1968.

S1OR Z MesiCe, Emil A. Education and Training for Effective Manpower 5814 Utilizations An Annotated Bibliography on Educationand Train,ing ,T4 in Work Organizations. Ithaca: State School of Industrial and M577 Labor Relations, Cornell University, 1969. '

B.G. Z -.E-. Training and Educationfar ManpoweN Development; An ,--- 5814 Annotated Bibliography on Education endTplicitina in Organizations, .T4 --liusinessj_ Industry Government, Ice r anizations4ducational M58 Institutions., Ithaca, 1964. (A1S6-Qi5 utional Forms)

,. Adult. it Education; A qgl Z. Michigari.Dept. of Education. 5814 Bibliography of Materials. Latising, 1969.

.A2 . M65

kpmmittee on.P6St4Welfth Grade Community Education. LC . 5252 The High Schbol Completion Pxuram forAdults and Out-of-School .M5 Youth. Revised ed. Lansing, 1967. M62 1967

L Minnesota. Dept. of Education. Syllabi for Elementary Evening 164 Schools. Minneapolis: Syndicate, 1924.

.B5 ° no.1 Adult Basic UGL LC National Association for Public SchoolAdult Education. Washington, 5219 Education: A Guide for Teachers and TeacherTrainers. .N26 1966. 1966a t

L.S. Z National Book Committee. Guidelines for VISTAs for Use with America. 1039 VISTA Book Kits. Prepared for Volunteers in Service to .A2 New York, 196-. N28 Committee on Adult LB National Society for the Study of Education. University of Chicago Press, 5 Reading. Adult Reading. Chicago: .N27 1956. 1956 pt.2

10 ---\\ . 98

UGL LC New lork (City).-Board of Education. Conducting a Program of 5219 Basic Education with Adults. New York, 1965. .N52

UGL LO Owens, Albert A, and William Sharlip. Elementary Education for 5219 Adults.' Revised ed. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1950. ,096 1950

L.S. Z Philadelphia Free Library, Reader Development Program. Annotated 5814 Bibliography, January 1, 1971. Edited by Lois B. Nazzaro. .R28 Philadelphia, 1971. t P54 .

L.S. 4 . Reader Development Bibliography. Syracuse, N.Y.: 5814 New Readers Press, 197'4. .R28 P54 1974

UGL LB Rauch, Sidney J. Handbook for the Volunteer Tutor. Newark, DE.: 1050.5 International Reading,Association, 1969. .R24

B.G. HF Riessman; Frank. New Careers, A Basic Strategy Against Poverty. 5382.5 Philip Randolph Educational Fund, .1968. .U5 R55

S.W. HF and Hermine I. Popper, ed, UrFrom Poverty: New Career 5382.5 'Ladders for Nonprofessionals. New York: Harper and Row, 19681. .U5 R56

L Riley, John L. Administration and 9rganization of Immigrant 182 Education in the State of New Yorlt.1 Albany: The University.of the .B6 State of New York Press, 1922. no.765

LC Rowan, Richar&L. and Herbert R. Northrup. Educatin the Employed 4823.5 Disadvantaged for Upgrading; A Report'on Remedial Ec ication Programs .S83 in the Paper Industry.' Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, R88 1972.

LB Seyfried, John E. Illiteracy Trends iniewMexico, Including A 5 Comparisons. of Trends in New Mexico. ith Those in'Certain Other .N5 States and the United States. Albuquerque: The University of V.8 New Mexico, 1934. no.1

HD Sheppard, Harold L. New Perspectives on Older Workers. Kalamazoo 6280 MI.: W. E. Upjohn Institute. (-4 '.S55

o 99

UGL LB Smith, Carl B. and Leo C. Fay. Getting People to ReadVolunteer 1050.5 Programs that Work. New York: Delacorte Press, 1973. .S637

L.S. Z Spencer, Marion D. and,Mary K. Chemerys.- Bibliography of 5814 Literacy,Materials. 3d ed. Kalamazoo, MI.: KalamazooLibrary .A2 System, Adult Reading Center, 1967. S74' 1967

NCS LC Stewart, Cora W. Moonlight Schools for the Emancipation of 152, Adult Illiterates. New York: E. P. Dutton, 1922. .K4 S849m

L Talbot, Winthrop. Adult Illiteracy. Washington: GPO,1916. 111 .A6 1916- no; 35

LD University of Texas. Division of Extension.. A Report on 5326 Llliteracy in Texas, Bureau of Extension. Austin: The University, .B8 1923, no.2328

UGL LC Ulmer, Curtis. Teaching the Disadvantaged. Adult. Washington: 5219 National Association for Public School AdultEducation, 1969. .U43 ,1969.

L U.5. Bureau of Education. Illiteracy in the United States. GPO, 1903. , 111 Washington: .A3

1902 '

L . Illiteracy in the United States and an Experiment 111 for Its Elimination. Washington: GP6, 1913. .A6 1913 no.20

Illiterates. L . Methods of Teaching Adult Aliens and'Native 111 For Use in Colleges, Universities and NormalSchools and Por. . A6 Teachers of Adults. Washington: GPO, 1927. 1927 no.7

HA U. S. Bureau of the Census. Illiteracy in the United'States. 195 Washington: GPO, 1905. + . A3 (=1=1 no.26

fl 10 100

UGL LC U. S. Civil Service CommissiOn. Bureau of Training. Cataloz of 5251 Basic Education Systems. Washington: G 0, 1971. .U58

REF LC United States. National Center for Educational Statistics. Adult 5201 Basic Education Program Statistics; Students and Staff Data. .U59 Washington: GPO, 15--.

L U. S. Office of Edbcation., Helps for Teachers of Adult Immigrants 111 and Native Illiterates. Washington: GPO, 1928.

.A6 . 1928

B.A. HD U. S. President. Manpower Report of the President and a Report on 5723 Manpower Requirement', neJources, Utilization and Training. .A324 Washington: Dept. of tabor, 1q83-1973.

UGL LC U. S. Work Projects Administration. Michigan. Techniques for 5219 Teaching Adult Illiterates. Lansing, MI., 1941. .U58

UGL 4C University of Detroit. Center for Cdntinuing Educ tion. Research 153 Report on Basic Adult Education Programs. Detroit,', 965. .D5 048 ,1 , LC Venn, Grant. Man, Education and Manpower. Washington: American 66 Association of School Administrators, 1970. t//2.v45 NCS 'LC Virginia. Dept. of Public Instruction. Illiteracy in Virginia. 152 Some FactaWhich Cannot Be Overlooked. Richmond: Dept. of Public .V8 Instruction, 1914. A3

L Warren, Charles. Illiteracy in 'the.United States in 1870 and 1880 111 With Diagramsand Observations. Washington: GPO, 1884. .A5 1884

UGL LB Watson, Goodwin B.,,ed. No Room at the Bottom; Automation And the- 1065 -Rkluaant Learner.Washington: NEA, 1963.

,W,34 '

L Whipple, Caroline A. Course of Study for Non-English -Speaking 182 Adults. eVised ed% Albany: The University of then State of .B6 New York Press,'1932. no.1005

LC Winston; Sanford. Illiteracy in the United+States. Chapel Hill: -151 The UniIersity of North Carolina,Press, 1930. .W78

HD' Wolfbein, Seymour L.- Education,anci Training_ for Full Employment. 5724' New York: ColumbiaJJniversity Press, 1967. .W84 O 101

VIII. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

S.W. ' HN Alinsky, Saul D. Reveille for Radicals. Chicago: UgNersity of 64 Chicago Press, 1946. .A42

JS Agger, Robert E., Daniel Goldrush and Bert E. Swanson. The Rulers ow 331 and the Ruled. Political Power and Impotence in American Communities. .A27 ,I4ew York: Wiley, 1964. 1' LC American Association for Adult Education. Community Education 5251 in Action. A Report on Community Organization and Adult Education. .A52 New York: AAAE, 1948.

\\a.W. HN Batten, T. R. Communities and Their Development. London: 15 Oxford University Press, 1957.' '.B33

,e

S.W. HN . The Human Factor in Community_ Work. London: Oxford 15 University Press, 1965. .B34

HN . Training for Community Development:,A Critical Study. 15 of Method. London: Oxford Univer131Ay Press, 1962. .B35

HN Biddle? Williain W. The Community Development Process; The Rediscoveky 65 of Local Initiative. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1965. .B58

HM . The Cultivation of Community Leaders; Up From the Grass 141 Roots. New York: Harper, J953. .B58 9

L.S. HN . Encouraging. Community Development, A, Training Guide for 18 Local Workers. New York :j Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1968. .B58

UGL LC . Growth Toward Freedom; A Challenge for Campus and 191 Community. New York: Harper, 1957. . B58

HN Bose, Joti. Educational Techniques in Community bevelopmenti 683.5 Bombay: Orient Longmans, 1965: el . B74

UGL LC Boyd, Robert D., ed. Be and the Four Walls; Adult Educators as 5209 Urban Change Agents. Madlson: University Extension, University ..B57 of Wisconsin, 1969.

HV Brager, George A. and Harry Specht. Community Organizing. New York: 41 Columbia University Press, 1973. :1384 I 102

04 S.W. HQ Brown,. Muriel W. With Focus pn Family Living, The Story of Four /

' 535 Experiments in Community Organization for Family 1,ifi Education.. 0 %B87 Washington: Federal Security Agency, 1953. (Also:Teaching and Learning and Curriculum)

HN Brunner, Edmund de Schwe itz. Community Organization and Adult 79 Education, A Five Year riment. Chapel Hill: The University .S6 of North Carolina Press, 1942. B89

LC'Buffalo Education Council. Adult Education in a Community, A 5253 Survey of the FacilitieA Existing in the City of Buffalo; New .B9 York. New York: AAAE,, 1926. .A5

1926. 1

HN Cary, ,Lee J., ed. LoMmunity'Development as a Process. Columbia: 17.5 University of Missouri' Press, iy70. , . C33

HM Clark, Terry H., ed..Community Structure and Decision-making: 136 Comparative Analyses. San Francisco: Chandler, 1968: . C59 ,,,,

, . S:14., HV Qlinard, Marshall B. Sluts and Community Experiments x;.4028 in Self Help. New York:Free Press,1966. .C64

S. W . LC Conway, James A., Robert E.,Jenning and Mice M. Militein.

216 Understanding Communities. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.; Prentice Hall, . .C77 1974. 0 S.W. HM Countil on Social Work Education. Community Organization, Community '131 Planning and Community'Development: Some Common and Distinctive / .C85 Elements. New York; 1961.

S.W. HC .' Working with the Poor: Problem-solving Through.CommunitY 110 Action. New York, 1961. .P6

B.G. HN Dahir,,James. Region Building;_ Community Development Lessons from 79 the Tennesse.Valleyi. New York: Harper, 1955. .A135 D13

S. W . .Z Dunham, Arthur, comp. Community Development, Rural and Urban; 7164 A Selective Bibliography'. New York: International Conference

.C85 of Social Work, 1961. ,

D93 '. Jo

1 S.W. HV . ,Community WelfareOrganization: Principles and Practice. ,40 New York: T. Y.'Croweli Co., 1958. .D917 , 103

New, York: Cowell, S.W. HV The New Community Organization. 40 1970. '.D925 Community Develo ment S.W. HN Du Sautoy, Petek. The Organization of a `15 Programme. London: Oxford University Press, 1962. . .D97 Community Organizers and S . W . HV Ecklein, Joan L: and Armand Lauffer. 4Q Social Planners. New York: Wiley, 1971. 418 New Hope ARCH. HN Faux, Geoffrey P. Community Development Corporation: 90 for the Inner City. New York: Twentieth Century_Fund, 1971.'

.C6 . . T97

4 onExperimental S HT Ford Foundation. Urban. Extension; A Report 109 Program; Assisted by the Ford Foundation. New York, 1966. .F72

S.W. HT Franklin, Richard, ed. Patterns of CommunitY'Development. 123 Washington:- Public Affairs Press,1966. .F83

HNI Freeman, Linton C. Patterns of Local CommunityLeadership. 80 Indianhpolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1968..

.S95 . F86

Groups: Using HV GOetschius, George W. with. C New York: 250 Community Development As a Methodof Social Work. .L9 Humanities Press, 1969., G59

Cooperation in Change; AnAnthropological S.W. HN Goodenough, -Ward H. Russell Sage, 15 Approach to Community Development. New York: .G65 1963. Organization: S. HV Grosser, Charles F. New Directions in Community Praeger, 1973. 41 From Enabling to Advocacy. New York: .G877 r' Applied Volunteerism in MED HV Hardy, Richard E. and John G.Cull. Thomas, 1973. 41 Community Development. Springfield, IL.: t.H27 Community Organization in S.W. HV Harper, Ernest B. and A thurDunham. New York: 40 Action: Basic Literatui and Critical Comments.

.H29 'Association Press, 1959.. A The Search for HM Hawley, Willis D. and FrederickM. Wirt, ed. Prentite Community Power. 2d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: 1,136 . H39 Hall, 1974. 4 104

S.W. HV Hillman; Arthur. Neighborhood ters Today, Action Programs 4195. for a Rapidly Changing World. New York: National Federation .H65 :of Settlements and Neighborb od Centers; 1960.

HT Hoiberg, Otto G. Exploringhe Small Community. Lincoln: 431 University of Nebraska Pr s, 1955. .H72

HC, Hough, John T.,A Peck of Salt; A Year in the Ghetto. Boston: 110 little Brown, 1970, .P63 H84

HT Hudson, Robert B. RadOurn, A Plan of Living. New York: AAAE, 165 1934. . R13 H9

P.N. HV: hunter, David P. The'Slums; Challenge and Response. New York: 4045 Free Press, 1968. .H95 19/68

UGL HD' Jensen, Gale E. The Educational Development of Human Resources 82 for Community Economic Development. Ann Arbor, 1967. .M63 no.3

HN Kahn, Si. How People Get Power; Organizing Oppressed Communities 17.5 for Action. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1970. .K12

UGL HN King, Clarence. W'4'!irkin4 with People in Community Action;. An 15 ,International Case Book for Trained Community. Workers and . K52 Volunteer Community Leaders.. New York: Association'Press, 1965.

, S.W. HT . Working with People in Small Communities; Case Records 415 of Community Development in Different Countries. New York: Harper, .K52 1958...-(Also:International and Comparative*

RA Klein* Donald C. Community Dynamics and Mental Health. New York: 790 Wiley, 1968. . K67

JS Kotler, Milton. Neighborhood Government; The Local Foundations 323 of Political Life. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1969. .K87

HV Kramer, Ralph M. and Harry Speqht, comp. Readings in Community 41 Organization Practice. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, .K89 1969. 105

S.W. ,, HT Kreitiow, Burtoh W., E. WI Aiton and Andrew P.Torienie. ' '431 Leadership for Action in Rural Communities. Danville, IL.: .K92 Interstate, 1960.

HT Lewis, Leonard J., ed. Perspectives in Mass Education and 431 Community Development. London, New York: T. Nelson, 1955. .L67

HT Lindeman, Eduard C. The'-Community; An Iptrioduction to the Study 65. of CommunitLeadershiand Or anization. New York:i Association .L74 Press, 1921.

Diliemmas.of Social Reform: Poverty HQ Marris, Peter and Martin Rein. rTh .5 and Community Action in the United States. 2d ed. London: .159 Routledge and Kegin Paul, 1972. V.15

HN Mead, Margaret and Muriel Brown.be Wagon and theStar; A.Study 57 of American Community Initiative. Chicago: Rand'McNally, 1967. .M48 1967

UGL LB Mial, Dorothy and H. Curtis Mial, ed. Forces in Community, 1032 Development. Washington: NTL, NEA, 1961. .N28 no.4

New York: New York University Press, P.H. HM . Our Community. 131 1960. .M62

L Michigan. Department of Education. Community Setvice and 162 Continuing Education Programs, 1969; TitleI, Higher Education .B518 Act of 1965 P.L. 89-329. Lansing, 1970. 0 HT Minar, David W. and Scott Graer, ed. The Concept of Community; Aldine, 1969. ° 65 Readings with Interpretation. Chicago: .M66

HC Moynihan, Daniel P. Maxihm Feasible Misunderstanding; Community Free Press, 1969. 110 Action in the War on Poverty. New York: .P6 M9 4

Boston: S.W. HV Murphy, Campbell G. Community Organization Practice. 41 Houghton, Mifflin, 1954. .M96

Defining Community S.W. HV National Association of Social Workers. 4d Organization Practice. New York, 1962. .N23

11, 106

S.W. HV . New York City Chapter. Issues in Community Organization 40 Practice; Workshop Summary, November, 196L New York, 1961, .N24

HM Nelson, Lowry, Charles E. Ramsey and Coolie Verner. Community 131 Structure and Change. New York: Macmillan, 1960. .N43 0 -1

UCL BJ Nisbet, Robert A. Community and Power. 'New York: Oxford University 51 Press, 1962. .N72 1962

6 S.W. HN Ogden, Jean and Jess Ogden. These Things We Tried; A year 79 Experiment in Community Development Initiated and Carried Out .V8 by the Extension Divisicn of the University_of Virginia. 03 Charlottesville, VA., 1947.

HT . Small Communities in Action. e,New York: Hoer, 1946. 123 .034

S.W. HV Perlman, Robert and Arnold Gurin. Community Organization and 40 Social PAinning. New York: Wiley, 1972. A .11,44

S.W. HV and David Nunes. Neighborhood Service Centers. Washington: 4195 USHEW, Office of Juvenile'Delinquency and Youth Devlopmept, 67. .P45 9)

HC Poston, Richard W. Democracy Speaks Many Tdngues; Community 60 Development Around the World. New York:. Harper and Row; 1962. . P86 (Also:International and Comparative)

S.W. HN . Small Town Renaissance, A Story of the Montana 79 Study. 'New York: Harper, 1950. .M9 P86

HT . Democracy is You A Guide to Citizen Action. New York: 151 Harper, 1953. .1,186 a. HM Presthus, Robert V. Men at the Top; A Study in Community Power.. 141 New York: Oxford University presa, 1964. . P94

HN Rose, Arnold M. The Powe Structure; Political Process in American 58 Society. New York: Oxford University Press, 1967. .R78

P.H. HV Ross, Murray G. and S. W. Lappin. Community Organization; Theory, 40 Principles and Practice. 2d ed. New York: Harper and Row, 1967. . R82 1967

i 1

107

S.W. BF and Charles E. Hendry. New Understandinjs of Leadership; 637 A Survey and Application of Research. New York: Association Press, .L4 1957. R82

S.W. HV Rothman, Jack and Wyatt C. Jones. A New took at Field Instruction; 11 Education for Aildleication of Practice Skills in Community Organization .A2 and Social Plan 'ng. New York: Association Press, 1971. R85

NUR NM Sanders, Irwin I. The Community, An Introduction to a Social 131 System. 2d ed. New York: Ronald Press Co., 1966. . S22 1966

Lexirgton: S.W. HV , . Making Good Communities Better. Revised ed. 40 University of Kentucky'Press, 1953. . S22 1953

HV Sanders, Marion K. The Professional Radical; Conversations with 41 Saul Alinsky. New York: Harper and Row, 1970. 0 .A42

S.Ws HC Scheibla, Shirley. Poverty is Where the Money Is. New Rochelle, 120 N.Y.: Arlington House, 1968. .P6 S32

UOL LC Sheats, Paul H., Clarence b. Jayne and Ralph B. Spence. Adult 5215 Education: The Community Approach. New York: Dryden Press, .S54 ( 1953.

a E ucation in Community Development; Its \HC . Shields, James J. Q B.G. 60 Function in Techn Assistance. New York: Praeger, 1967. :S55

B.G. HT Spiegel,,Hans B. Citizen Participation in Urban 167 Development. 2 vols.1Washington: Center for Community .S76 Affairs, NTL, Institute for Applied Behavior Science,1968-69.

S.W. HN United tions. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. ,28 Stud, K Pkop Training for Community Development. New York, 1957.

.t54

Experiments in Training for Community S.W. HN . Secretariat. 28 Development. New York, 1957. .U58

Z .U. S. Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment. Citizen and Washington: 7164 Business Participation in Urban Affairs; ABibliography. .U7 GPO, 1970. U58 108

HT Warren, Roland L. The Community in America. 2d ed. Chicago: 65 Rand McNally, 1972. .W29 1972

UGL HT . Perspectives on the American Community; A Book of 123 Readings_. 2d ed. Chicago: Rand McNally, 1973. .W293 1973

S.W. HN . Studying Your Community. New York: Russell Sage, 29 1955. .W29

S.W. HV . Types of Purposive Social Change, at the Community 13 Level. Waltham, MA.: Brandeis University; 1965. .B82 no.11 P

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IX. MEDIA

LB Adam, Thomnq R. Motion Pictures in Adult Education. New York: 1044 AAAE, 1940. . A45

L.S. LB Adult Education'Associations Television; A New Community/ 1044.7 Resource; The Story of a Television Workshopfor Community 1953. . A24 Organization Personnel. Leonia, N.J.: Wells Publishing Co.,

Credit. UOL' LB Atkinson, Carroll. Radio Extension Courses Broadcast for 1029 Boston:'Meador,'1941. .R2 A89 Men P Bagdikian, Ben H. The Information Machines; Their Impact on 92 and the Media. New York: Harper and Pow, 1971. .U5

Blis/41 P5j.

P Berlo,"David K. The Process of Communication; ApIntroduction 90 to Theory and Practice. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston,

.B52 1960. Philosophy of 19N Blakely, Robert J. The People's Instrument; A Public Affairs/ 1992.8 Programming for Public Television. Washington: .P8 Press,, 1971. 0 B64 Englewood Cliffs, L.S. P Bretz, Rudy. A Taxonomy of Communication Media. 90 N.J.: dudational Publications, 1971. .B83 New York, 1959. L.S. LB Ford Fou ation. Teaching by Television. 1044.7 .F72 1961 34 ed. UGL PE Hayakawa, Samuel I. Language in Thought and Action. 1585 New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1972. .H43 1972 of Adult Education LB Hill, Frank E. Listen and Learn; Fifteen Yeats 1029 on the Air. stew York: AAAE, 1937. .R2 H64 Radio's Listening Groups; The United NCS TK and W. E. Williams. Columbia University Press, 6570 States and Great Britain. New York: .B7 1941. H65

11 i; O 111

I 110

UGL LC Hoban, Charles F. Determinants Adult Enrollment in Televised 65.74 College-credit Courses. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania-, .H68 Institute for Cooperative Research, 1964-65. (Also:Teaching and Learning and allrriculum)

.LB International Institute for Educational Planning. New Educational 1028 Media in Action. Case Studies for Plannin . 3 vols. Paris: .1592 'UNESCO, 1967.

808.9 Janowitz, Morris. The Community Press in an Urban Setting; The J34cn Social Elements-of Urbanism. 24ed. Chicago: University of 1967 Chica6 Press, 1967.

,HM Katz, Elihu and Paul F. Lazarsfeld. Personal Influence; The Part 261 Played by People in, the Flow of Mass Communications. Glencoe, IL.: .K19 Free Press, 1955.

LB Koenig, Allen E. and Ruape B. Hill, ed. The Farther Vision; 1044.7 Educational Television Today. Madison: University of Wisconsin .K78 Press, 1967.

LB Lallez, Raymond. The TEVEC Case: An Experiment in Adul Education 1027. Using the Multi-media System. Paris: UNESCO: IBE, 1972. .E96 no.1

S.W. HV Levine, Howard and Carol Levine. Effective Public Relations for 41 Community Groups. New York:Association Press, 1969. .L65

P Maddison, John. Radio and Television in Literacy; A Survey of v 90 the Use of the Broadcasting Media in CombatinIlliterac Amon .U55 Adults. Paris: UNESCO, 1971. no.-62

P McLuhan, Herbert M. Understanding Media; The Extensions of Man. 90 New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. .M18 1964

LC Miller, Lewis, Ctibor Tahy and Kanji Hatano. Adult Education and 5219 Television; A Comparative Study in Canada, Czechoslovakia and .M68 Japan. London: National Inst tute of Adult Education, England and Wales, 1966.

UGL LB Minor, Ed and Harvey R. Fryb. Techniques for Producing Visual 1044 Instructional Media. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1970. .M695

. 0 UGL LC Niemi, John A., ed. Mass Media and Adult Education. Englewood Cliffs, 5219 N.J.: Educational Technology Publications, 1971. .M42 111

UGL LC Ohlinger, John. Listening Groups; Mass Media in Adult Education. 6574 Brookline, MA.: CSLEA, 1967. .037 1967

UGL LB Powell, John W. Channels of Learning_ The Story of Educational 1044.T Television. Washington: Public Affairs Press, 1962. .P88'

HN Rogers; Everett M. Modernization Amon Peasants; The Impaci of 303.5 Communication. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Wihston, 1969. . R73

HM . Communication of Innovations; A Cross-cultural 101 Approach. 2d ed. New York: Free Press, 1971.

1971

UGL LB Rossi, Peter B. and Bruce J. Biddle. The New Media and Education 1027 Their Impact on Society. Chicago: Aldine Publishing Co., 1966. .483

B.G. P Schiamm, Wilbur,,L., ed. Mass Communicationsk A Book of Readings. UGL 90 2d ed. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1960. . S37 1960

UGL P and Donald F. Roberts, ed. The Process and Effects of 90 Mass Communication. Revised ed. Urbana: University of Illinois .S38 Press, 1971. 1971

LB and others. The New Media,; Memo to Educational Planners. 1967. 1028 Paris: International Institute for Educational Planning, 1594

LB ,.Jack Lyle and Ithiel de Sola Pool.,The, People Look at 1Q44.7 Educational Television. Stanford, CA.: Stanford University Press, .S39, 1963.

HM Smith, Alfred.G%, ed. Communication and Culture; Readings in 258 the Codes of Human 4pteraction. NewYork: Holt, Rinehart and 64 Winston, 1966.

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LC Adult Education and National Development;.Report of aCommonwealth 5256 Planning Seminar at the University of Manchester inOctober, 1972, .G7 London, 1973. A77

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LC Berrill, Sir Kenneth. Lifetime Education -- The Outlook in 5556 Britain. London: Birkbeck College, 1972. .G7 B53

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UGL LB Brembeck, Cole S. and.Timothy J. Thompson, ed. New Strategies

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NCS LC ,British Columbia. Library Development Commission. A Preliminary 5254 Study of Adult Education in British Columbia. 'Victoria, B.C., 1942. .B86 1942

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NCS LC . The Guildhouse, A Co-operative Centre for Adult Education. 5256 London: The ,british Institute of Adult Education, 1924. .G7 B86

,LC . The Tutor in Adult Education; An Enquiry into the Problems 5256 of Supply and Training. Dunfermline: The Carnegie United Kingdom .G7 Trustees, 1928. B862

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UGL LC Canadian Assoc ation for Adult Education. Adult Education in 5254 Canada. Toron o: Un'ivefsity of Toronto Press, 1960. .C18

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UGL LA Centre for Educational Research and Innovation: Alternative 132 Educational Futures in the United State and in Europe: Methods, .C39 Issues and Policy Relevance. Paris: OECD, 1972.

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UGL , LC . ,Equal Educational Opportunity. Paris: OECD, ,London: r' 2605 R.M.S.O., 1971-. .C38

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LC Conference on Con nuing Education and Universities in the Asian 5257 and Soth Pa egion. New Delhi: Tnter-Univetsity Board of .A2 India and Ceylon, 1. C75 1970

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LB Coombs, Philip H. 'What is Educational Planning? Paris: UNESCO, 5 International Inititute for'EducationalFlanning, 1970. .F97 no.1

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LA . The World Educational Crisis; A Systems Analysis. 132 New York: Oxford University Press, 1968. '.C78

UGL LC Coundil of Europe. Secretariat. Permanent Education. Strasbourg: 5256 Council of Europe, 1970. .A2 C 86

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LC Delegation ofIndian Educaiionists to the IY.S.S.R., 1967. Report 5955 on the System,of Correspondence Courses for Teacher Training in .R9 the U.S.S.R. New Delhi: Ministry of Education, Government of D 35 IndPa, 1968. 1967

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NCS LC Draper, William H. University Extension; A Survey of Fifty Years, .6.26 187A-1923: Cambridge, England: The Univefgity Press, 1923. .C7 ,f D766 A

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o UGL LB Eades, Betty,and J. William Eades. The Use of Films for Adult 1044 Education in an Indian-Eskimo Community. OttaiTA: Northern Science .E12 Research Group, Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, 1971.

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LC Edstr8m! Lars-Olof, Renee Erdos and Ruy Prosser, ed. Mass Education. 5215 Studies in Adult Education and Teaching in Correspondence in Some .M42 Developing Countries. New'lork: African Publishing Corp., 1970.

UGL LC Erodos, Renee and John H. Clark, ed. Correspondence Courses for 2605 In-pervicd Teacher Training atP4Mary Level in Developing Countries.. .C82 .Hamburg: UNESCO, Institute for Education, 1971.

S.W. LB Experiments in Fundamental Education in French African Territories; 5 A Study. Paris: Education Clearing tinuse, UNESCO, 1955. .U47 no.9

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LC Fagen, Richard R., ed. and tr4n. Cuba: The PoLitical Content of 1030 Adult Education. Stanford, CA.: Hoover Institution on War, .F16 Revolution and Peace, Stanford University, 1964.

NCS LC Ferguson, Reginald W. Education in the Factory; An Account of the

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NCS LC Fitzpatrick, Alfred. The University in Overalls; A Plea for 5054 Part-time Study. Toronto: Frontier College Press, 1923. .F559 1923

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S.W. HV Francis Mary, Sister. Teach Them to Live; A Study 'of Education 8875 in English Prisons. London: M. Parrish, 1958. .F82

UGL LC Fraser, W. R. Residential Education. New York: Pergamon 47 Press, 1968. ..F87

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LC Gold Coast (Colony). Dept," of Social Welfare and Community Development. 158 Plan for Mass Literacy anMass Education. Accra, 1952. .G6 A3

LC Great Britain. Adult Education Committee. Adult ation and 5256-- the Local Education Authority. London: HMSO, 1933. .G7 A35 no.11

LC , Full-time Studies[a Report on the Opportunities Given to 5256 Adult Students to Pursue Their Studies on a Full-time.Basis at .q7 UnAversities arid Other Institutions.] London: HMSO, 1927. A35 no.7

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UGL LC Great Britain. Ministry of Education. Further Education. The Scene 5256 and Content of Its Opportunities Under the EducationAct, 1944. .G7 London: HMSO, 147. Reprinted, 1954. A45 1954.

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NCS LC Interim Report . . . Industrial and Social Conditions 5256 lid Relation `to Adult Education. London: HMSO, 1918. . G7 AS 1918

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LC Guillen, Carlos. Labor Institutes in El Salvador. Washington: 5001 Inter-American Economic and Social Council, Pan American Union, .P19 1957. no.12

LC Harrison, John. L. C. Learning and, Living, 1790-1960; A Study in' 5256 sattiLlassImathipg_Eralph, Adult Education Movement. London: . G7 Routledge and K. Paul, 1961. H32

LA Hart, Joseph, K. Light from the Northi The Danish Folk Highschools, 872 Their Meanings for America. New York: H. Holt, 1927. .H325 1927

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LC Hole, James. An Essay on the History and Management of Literacy, 5256 Scientific, and Mechanics' Institutions, and Especially How Far .G7 They May Be Developed and Combined so as to Promote the Moral Well-being and Industry-of the Country. London: F. Cass, 1970. (Reprint of 1853 edition)

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UGL LC Houle, Cyril O. Adult Education in British West Indies. 5551 Chicago: CSLEA, 1960. .C37 no.31

LB Howes, Henry W. Fundamental, Adult,,Literacand Community 5 Education in the West Indies. Paris: LINES Caribbean Commission,, .U47 1955. no.15

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UGL LC Indian Adult Education Associatibn. Repot of the National Seminar. 5209 New Delhi,'1952760, 1964, 1966-68. .1392

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LC International Union of Local Authorities. Education Committee. 5219 Local Authorities and Adult Education. By W. G. Stone. General .162 Report Prepared for the Rome Congress, Sept. 26 - Oct. 1, 1955. The Hague, 1955.

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LC Jepson, Norman A. The Beginnings of English University Adult 6256 Education: Policy and Problems. London: "Joseph, 1973. . G7 J54

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UGL -LC . A History of Adult Education in Great Britain. Liverpool: 5256 Liverpool University Press, 1962. .G7 1 K32

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'UGL LC Kidd, J. Roby, ed.. Adult Education in Canada. Toronto: Canadian 5254 Association for Adult Education, 1950. .K46

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UGL LC Lowe, John, ed. Adult Education and Nation-building; A Symposium 2605 on Adult Education in Developing Countries. Edinburgh: University .L89 Press, 1970.

UGL LC . Adult Education in England and Wales: A Critical Survey. 5256 London: Joseph, 1970. .G7 L89

LC , N. Grand and T. D. Williams, ed. Education and Nation - 26Q5 Building in the Third World. Edinburgh: Scottish Academic Press, .E24 1971.

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UGL LB Malassis, Lewis. Economic Development and the Programming of Rural 1567 Education. Paris:41,UNESCO, 1966. .M24

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UGL LC Mickiewicz, Ellen P. Adult Political Education in the U.S.S.R.: 5256 The "Political Enlightenment" System of the Communist Party of the .R9 Soviet Union. New Haven, 1965. M63

LC Musgrave, Peter W. Technical Change, The Labour Force and Education; 5056 A Study of the British and German Iron and Steel Industries, 1860 - .G7 1964. Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1967. M97

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NCS LC Newman, Sir George. Some Notes on A ult Education in England. -5256 London: National Adult School Union, 1930. .G7 N55

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805 Nussbaum, Mary. A Selected Bibliography for Literacy Workers, H328 With Special Reference to Africa. Revised and enlarged. Hartford: no.16 Hartford Semnary Foundation, 1965.

LB Oguzkan, Turhan. Adult Education in Turkey. Paris: UNESCO, 5 1955. .U47 no.14

LC Opera Nazionale Dopolavoro. National Leisure Hours Institution . . 5256 Roma: Societa Editrice di Novissima, 1936: .18 06

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L . Inventories of Training Possibilities in Europe. 900 (Directory) Paris, 1965. .068

LA . Reviews of National Policies for Educatioh. 9 Vols. 132 Paris, 1969 -- .067

UGL LB . United Kingdom: England and Wales, Northern Ireland, 2901 Scotland. (Classification of Educational Systems in OECD Member .068,Countries.) Paris, 1971.

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NCS LC Phillips, Margaret. The Youn& Industrial Worker., A Study of His 5556 Educational Needs. London: H. Milford, 1922. 4 i .G7 P56 V LC Quddus, M. A. Education for Illiterate Adults. Comilla: East. 157 Pakistan, Pakistan Academy for Rural Development, 1963. .P3 Q26

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UGL LC Peters, A. J. British Further Education; A Critical Textbook. 5256 New York: Pergamon Press, 1967. .G7

LC Philippines (Republic) Congress. Joint Committee on Education. 5257 Adult Education in the Philippines; A Proposed Program of.Inprovement .P6 and Expansion. Manila; 1949. A4 1949

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NCS 'LC Poole: Herbert. E. Perspectives for Countrymen. on: C. Allen 5256 and Univin, Ltd., 1942.

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NCS LC Price, Thomas W. The Story of the Workers' Educational Association 5056 from 1903 to 1924. London: Labour, 1924. .G7 P9468

LC Prosser, Roy. Adult. Education for Developing,Countries." Nalrobi:- 2601 East African 4ublishidg House, 1967. .P97

UGL ,LB Puerto Ricb. Division of Community tdueation. Community.Education 5 in Puerto Rico: A Report on Work Accomplished from 1 July 1949

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UGL LC Ray, Nikhilranjan R. Adult Educati n in India and'Abroad., 5219 Delhi: S. Chand, 1967. .R26

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LC" Rock, Paul And.L. Schevenhels, ed. Adult Education and Leisure 5256 in Flandexs. Brussels: _Algemene Directee Jeugd enVrijetijdsbesteding, .B4 1968. R68

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UGL LA Rouillard, Harriet, ed. Pioneers in,Adul Education in Canada. 2321 Toronto: T. NelsOn, 1952.

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HN Roy, Prodipto, Frederick B. Waibanen and Everett M. RogerS. 133.5 The Impact-of Coaalunication on Rural Investigation .09 in Costa Rica and India. Paris: UMESCO'and National InstitUte Of Community Development, 1969.

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LC Seminar on Literacy, Delhi, l962. Adulx Literacy.-New Dehli: - lb 157 National Institute of Education, National Fundamental Education :14 Centre, 1962.. S47 1962

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UGL LC Singh, Sohan. Social Education: Concept and Method/ Bombay: 5257 -Orient Longmans, 1964. . 14 S62.'

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UGL LC Sloos, Isaac J. Public Supervision of Correspondence Courses: 5919 The Harmonisation- of Legislation. StrasboOrg: Council for .S63 Cultural Co-operatic:in of the Council of Europe, 1969.

LC and others. Correspondence Education in the Netherlands. Lpiden: Leidsche, Onderwijsinstellinge, 1968. .N4 C82

D Stadler, K. R. Adult Education and European,Co-operation. 1050 Leyden: °A. W. Sythoff, 1960. .E92 n16.2 ncs LC Stanley, Oliver. The Way Out, Essays on the Meaning and PurRose

5256 of Adult Education . . . London: Oxford University Press, .G7 H. Milford, 1923. S788

LC Stocks, Mary D. The Workers' Educational Association'The 5256 First Fifty Years. London: Allen and Univin,, 1953. .G7 W926 S87 z

ED _LC Styler, William E. Adult Education in India. Bombay: Oxford 5257 University Press, 1966. .14 S94

LC SUdale, E. W. Continued Education;,,,A,Study of the Education of 5256 YounEuropean School Leavers Durin Their Last Years at School' .A2 and Early Years at Work. Strasbourg: Council of Europe, 1971. S94

HC Sweden. The Royal Swedish Commission -- New York World's Fair,1939. 375 Social Welfare in Sweden. Stockholm, 1941. .S975

HD Taylor, John. From Self-help to Glalour:,The"WorkingMan's Club, 666 °4 1860-1972: Oxford: History Workshop, 1972.' 0 ' .T24

LC Tejada, Carthela. The Inter-American Seminar on Literacy and 149 Adult Education, Rio de Janerio., Washington: Division, of Education, .16 Department of Culyral Affairt,.Pan American Union 1950. T27

P Thapar, Romesh. Visual Aids in Fundamental Education and Community 90 Develoilinent. Report on the UNESCO Regional Seminar inSouth and .U55 South-dast Asia. Paris: UNESCO, 1959. no.27

a.

O 1 3 t; 130

'LC Thqmad, Alan M. AudiencejMarket and Public: An Evaluation 5 54 of Canadian Broadcasting. Vancouver,1960.. (Also:Communication) )87 4 no.7

LC . The Liberal Education; Ate examination. Vancouver: 5254 University of British Columbia, Depar ment of University Extension,,, . B87 '1958. .no.4 4

LB anNaomi Dtamond. Chang in Secontry Education and

1027 -Their Implic ons far Continuing Education i Canada. Paris: ' . E96. UNESCO: IBE, 1973. no.5

1.4 UGL LC Thompaon, Arthur B. Adult Education in New Zealand; A Critical

'5259 . and Histortel Survey. Wallin zpnc: New Zealand Council for .T47 Educational Research, 1945.

UGL LA Thoffisen, oit B. Some Aspects of Education in Denmark., Toronto: 872 'University of Toronto press, 1967. . T48

p UGL LC Titmus, Colin 4.. Adult Education in France.. New York: Pergamon

5256 . Press, 1967. .F8 ". T62

L.S., Z Toronto. PubricLibraries.)Toronto Speaks;. A Survey of the 711.8 Educational Adjustment and Leisure Time Activities of'Adult .T68 Residents in the West and Central Areas of the City of Toronto. Conducted by Andrew Kapos. ,Toronto, 1960.

RCS LC Toynbee Hall, London. Annual Report of the Universities' Settlement. 6325 in East ,London. London, 1907-. .T75 /

LC Tylecote, Mabel. The Future of Adult Education. .Londoh: Fabian 5215 Society, 1960.

LC UNESCO. International Directory of Adult Education.Paris1952.

' 5201 : .058

UGL LC, . Learn.and Live; The Way Out of Ignorance, for 1,200,000,000 -149 People. Paris, 1951. ' .U58

LB . Rural Television in Japan; A Report on an Experiment in 1044.7 Adult Education. Paris, 1960. (Also:Communication) .U55

4 13-r A 131

UGL LC Functional Literacy:" Why and How. Paris, 1970. 149 . U56

LB EduCation Clearinghouse. Literacy Teaching; A 5 Selected Bibliography. Paris: UNESCO, 1956.' .U47 no.18

LB . . Some Studies in Education of Immigrants for Citizenship: 5 Australia, Brazil, Canada, Israel. Paris, 1955. -NI .U47 no.16

NCS LC University Extension Congress, First. London, 1894. Report

6206 of the Proceedings . . . London: P. S. King and Son, i894. .U58 1894

NCS 'LC University of Cambridge. University of Cambridge Jubilee 25 Celebration of the Local Lectures. Cambridge, 1923. . C18 A3

HN University of Minnesota. Center for Continuation Study. 540 Democratic Folk Movements in Scandinavia; Papers Read at an . M66 Ihstitute Under the Auspices ofAthe University of Minnesota Progiam in Scandinavian Area Studies, June 28 & 29, 1951. Minneapolis, 1951.

NCS LC Waterfall, Edith A. The Day Continuation School in England, 5256 Its Function and Future. London: G. Allen and Univin, 1923. .G7 ,W325

UGL LC Wedell.,_ Ebprhard G. The Place of Education by Correspondence in 5955 Permanent Education; A Study of Correspondence Education in the . W39 Member States of the Counc of Europe. Strasbourg: Council for Cultural, Co-operation of the Council bf Europe, 1970.

STOR. J Wenley, Robert M. ThUniversity Extension Movement in Scotland.

17 Glasgow: University Press, 1895. , .W476 U581

UGL L White, A. Sandri, comp. Worldwide Register of Adult Education. 900 Allenhurst, N.J.: Aurea Publications, 1972. (Also:Institutional .W96, Forms) 1973

LC Widstrand, Carl G., ed. Development and Adult Education in Africa. 5258 Uppsala: ,Scandinavian Institute of Aftican Studies, 1965. .A1 D49 136

0 13Z

NCS LC. World Association for Adult Ed4cation. The University Tutorial 5201 Class Movement. London: The World. Astiociation 'tot Adult Education, .W927 1919. Al no.2

LC World Conference on'Adult Education, Cambridge, 1929. Proceedings. 5209 London: World Association for Adult Education, 1930. .W93 1930

,LB. World Conference on Adult Education, Montreal,'1960. SeeoRd World 5 Conference on Adult Education; Report.Paris: UNESCO,,1963 - .U47 no.46

NCS LC Wray, William J. and R. W. Ferguson, ed. A Day Continuation. School 5556 at Work1 Papers by Twelve Contributors.London: Lonsmais, Green .G7 and Co., 1920. (Also:Institutional Forms) W94

STOR. A LC Yaron, Kalman, comp. Life -long Education in Israel. Jerusalem: 5257 Public Advisory Council on Adult Education, Ministry of Education .17 and Culture, 1972. Y28

LC 2inovev, Mikhail N. and A. Pleshakova. 'How Illiteracy Was Wiped 156 Out in Or TJ MOSCW: Progress Publisher*, 1962. .R9 . Z783 133

XI. TRENDS AND MOVEMENTS

Includes: Human Potential: Women's Continuing Education; and Vocational and Technical.

Abraham H. Maslow; A Memorial Volume. Monterey, CA.: Brooks/Cole 109 Publishing Co., 1972. .M39 A16

UGL LC Adams,, Dewey A. Review and Synthesis of Research Concerning Adult. 1041 Vocational and Technical Education. Columbus: ERIC Clearinghouse .E68 on_Vocational and Technical Education, Center for Vocational and no.58 Technical Education; Ohio State University, 1972.

FILM 12717 Addis, Margaret E. Problems of Administrative Change in Selected Programs for Reeducation ofl4omen. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Harvard University, 1967.

CEW G- AnAppraisalof New York State Guidance Center for Women. State 15 University of New York, 1970.

Astin, Helen S., Nancy Suniewick and Susan Dweck. Women; A 7963 Bibliography on Their Education and Careers. Washington: .E7 Human Services Press, 1971. A85

LC Burdick, Anna, Trade and Industrial Education for Girls, and Women. 1045 Washington: GPO, 1920. .A21 no.58

P.H. BF Burton, Arthur, ed. Encounter: The Theory and Practice of Encounter '637 Groups. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1969. (Also:Methodology) .E56 B97

REF LC Carnegie Commission on Higher Education. Opportunities for Women 1756 in Higher Education; Their Current Participation, tkrospects for the .C28 Future and Recommendations for Action. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1973.

HV de Beauvoir, Simone. The Coming of Age. Translated by Patrick 1451 O'Brian. New York: Putnam, 1 .B393

L.S. Z ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Education. Continuing Education of 7963 Women. Washington: ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Education; AEA, .E2 1970. El3

P.H. HM Egan, Gerard. Encounter; Group Processes for Inter personal Growth. 133 Belmont, CA.: Brooks/Cole Publishing Co., 1970. (Also:Methodology) .E28

u 134 D

HQ Ely, Map, L. and Eve Chappell, Women in Two Worlds. New York:

1904 AAAB, 1938. 1 .E52

HD Evans, Rupert Ns,, Garb L. Mangum and Otto Pragan. Education for 4802 Em lo me ttThe Back Vmmad and Potential of the 1968 Vocational .158 Edu a ion 1asm nts. Ann Arbor: Institute of Labor and Industrial no.14 Udall/Ai University of Michigan-Wayne State University, 1969.

1161, HQ Farber, Seymour Mk and Row H. L. Wilson, ed.The Challenge to 1420 Women. New York Basic Books, 1966. .F218

LC Feldman. Saul I. Restate from, the Doll's House Women in Graduate 1756 and Profaitsiesal School Education. New York:McGraw.-HW, 1974. .F32 1973

LC Furnies, Mr. Todd sad Patricia A. Graham, ed. Women in Higher 1756 Educates. WAsbAsstont American Council, on Education, /974. .W87

UGL LC Gillie, Angelo C.PrinciRies of-Post-secondary Vocational 1043 Education.Columbus: Merrill( 1973. .G48'

UGL ,81? Goble, Frank G. The Mira Force;.., The Psychology of Abraham Maslow. 698 New York:. Groasman, 1970. (AlsorTeaching and Learning and .G58 Curriculum).

UGL LC Goldman, Freda 9. 'Darning to Take, Next: Alternative Goals in 5551 the Education of Woman. Boston: CSLEA, 1965. .C37 no.47

UGL LC Grdgoire, Roger, Vocational Education. Paris: OECD, 1967. 1043 .G82

UGL T Henniger, G. Ross, The. Technical Institute in Americ New York: 73 McGraw -Mill, 1959. (Alsaanstitutional Forms) .H52

HC Hill, Frank, E. Training far the Job; Vocational Education for Adults. 1043 New York: AME,. 1940. .H64

S.W. LC Itasca Conference an the Continuing Education of Women.° Itasca 1551'State Park, MN., 1962. Education and a Woman's Life; Proceedings. .188 Edited by Lawrence E. Dennis. Washington: American Council on 1962 Education, 1963.

141 135

H Jourard, Sidney M., ed. To Be or Not To Be . . . Existential- 31 psychological Perspectives on the Self. Gainsville: University .F62 of Florida Press, 1967. no.34

NCS LC Kerschensteiner, Georg M.. Three Lectures on Vocational Training. 1047 Chicago: The Commercial,Club'of Chicago, 1911. .G3. K41

P.H. LB ' Knowles, Asa S. and Associates. Handbookof)CooperativeEducation. 1029 San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1971. .C6 K73

HQ Lewis, Edwin C. Developing Woman's Potential. Ames, IA.: 1420 Iowa State University Press, 1968. -.L67

UGL LC Likert, Jane G., ed. Conversations With Returning Women Students. 1651 Ann Arbor: Center for Continuing Education of Women, University .C77 of Michigan, 1967.

. NUR HF Loring, Rosalind and Theodora Wells. Breakthrough: Women into UGL 5500 3 Management."New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., 1972. .U5 L87

LD McGuigan, Dorothy V A Dangerous Experiment; 100 Years of Women 3278 at the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor: Center for Continuing .M15 Education of Women, University of Michigan, 1970.

BF Maddi, Salvatore R. and Paul T. Costa. Humanism in Personality: 698 Allport, Maslow and Murry. ChiCho: Aldine-Atherton, 1972.

HF Maslow, Abraham H. Eupsychian Management; A Journal. HomeWood, IL.: 5548.8 Dow Jones- Irwin, 1965. .M39

Viking BF . The Farther Reaches of Human Nature. New York: 698 Press, 1971. .M347

New York: BF . Motivation and Personality. 2d ed. 199 Harper and Row, 1970. .M38 19 70

2d ed. Princeton, N.J.: UGL BF . Toward a Psychology ofBeing. 698 Van Nostrand, 196&. .M35 1968

14 136

HM Moustakaa, Clark E. I divi ualitand Encounter: AAraief 132 J 3 urnei intO 1.040,14 a ensitivit G ou i. Cambridge, MA.: .M93 H. A. Doy e Publishing Co., 1968. AlsotMethodology)

UGL LC National Institute of Adult Education. Liberal Education- in a 1011 Technice1,004.0 &MVO Of .the Relatioliahip of Vocational and .N28 Nord,-vocatian01-1(nttlietidtiOntlsm and Training. London: M. Parrish, 1955.

LC National Society Mt' Vocational Education. Evening Vocational Courses 1041 for Girla and, Women. New York: National Society for the Promotion of .N27 Industrial Education, 1917. (Also:Teaching and Learning and no.23 Curriculum)

NCS LC New York. Chadber of Commerce ofiheState of New York. Survey; 5252 of Adult chnical Etuo on in the New York I_ nduatriel Area. .N7 New York, 19 0 N53 1933

L New York (State) University. State-aided Evening Vocational Schools. 182 Albany: The University of the State of New York, 1919. .B6 no.688

UM, LC Opportunities fvt W040-0 ThtoushEducapcon;Proceedings of the 1503 ConferenceivotkahOPc M0X0 16,, 1965. Ann Arior: Center for .t 75 Continuing Education of Women, University of Michigan, 1965. 1965,

FILM13024 Randolph, Kathryn S. The Mature Woman in Doctoral Programs. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Indiana University, 1965.

LB Richardson, Betty. SeltamesjkkRicatio. New York: 2332.3 Seabury Preset, 1974. .R52 1974

HQ Rossi, Alice S. and Ann Calderwood, ed. Academic Women on the 1426 Move. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1973. .R83

HX Skinner, B. P. Walden. Two.' New York: Macmillian Co., 1948. 811 1948 S63 1962

ti$ UNESCO. Access of Girls and Women to Education in Rural Areas; 5 A Comparative Study. Paris, 1964. .U47

no.51 4

143 137

S.W. LC U. S. President's Commisaioon the Status of Women. Committee on 1752 Education. Report of the C mmittee on Education to the President's .U56 Commission on the Status of omen. Washington: GPO, 1964. '1964

CEW C U. S. Women's Bureau. Continuin& Education Programs and Services 15 for Women. Revised ed. Washington: GPO, 1971.

S.W. HD . Continuing Education Programs and Services'for Women. 6093 Revised ed. Washington: GPO, 1968. .A38 no.10 rev.1968

'STOR. HD Vaughn, Marilyn. The Vasser Institute for Women in Business, 6052 Aug. 5-19, 1956. Chicago: CSLEA, 1957. .V37 1956

UGL LC Venn, Grant. ManEducation and Work Post Seconds Vocational 1043 and Technical Education. Washington: 'American Council. on .V46 Education, 1964.

LC Warren, Hugh A. Vocational and Technical Education; A Comparative 1043 Study of Present Practice and Future Trends in Ten Countries. ' .W28 Paris: ,UNESCO, 1967.

Z Westervelt, Esther M. and Deborah A. Fixter. Women's Higher and 7963 Continuing Education: An Annotated Bibliography with Selected .E2 References on Related Aspects of Women's Lives. New York: College W53 Entrance Examination. Board, 1971.

UGL BF Wilson, Colin. New Pathways in Psychology; Maslow and the Post- 38.5 Freudian Revolution. New York: Taplinger Publishing Co., 1972. .W75 1972

FILM 13048 Withycombe-Brocato, Carol J, The Mature graduate Woman Student: Who is She?Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, United States International University, 1969.

L Woodward, Elizabeth A. Educational Opportunities for Women from 182 Other Lands. Albany: The University of the State of New York, .B6 1920. no.718

LC Women on Campus. Proceedings of the Symposium, October 14, 1970. 1576 Ann Arbor: Center for Continuing Education of Women, University .W87 of Michigan, 1971.

CEW Women on Campus, The Unfinished LiberSkion. New Rochelle, N.Y.: 15 Change Magazine, 1974.

144 138

HD Women's Educational and tndustfial Union, Boston, Dept. of 8051 Research4_46ddgifidi -iiente of Trade-school Girldit .A62 Massachusetts. Wad Ingtefi: GPO, 1917. no.215

LB Wren; Hdreld A: #dogitloWii.Aspiretion-Leve1s of Adults. 5 New /ark: tedefiiiijagliiTEdlumbia University; 1942. .C726 no.855

14 139 o XII. PEROIDICALS AND SERIALS

LC Adult Education. V..1-, October, 1950-. Washington: 5201 -Adult Education Association of the U.S.A. . A271

NCS LC Adult Education and The Library. V. 1-5, November, 1924- 5201 Octolder, 1930. Chicago: American Library Association. . A244

STOR. LC Adult Education Bulletin. V. 1-14, June, 1936-August, p50. 5201 Washington: Dept. of Adult Education of the National Education .A24 Association of the United States.

NCS LC Adult Education Bulletin. Washingtonjiniversity, St. Louis, MO. 6301 1930-1961. St. Louis, MO.: Division of University Extension, .W3 Washington University.

NCS LC Adult Education Journal. V. 1-9, no. 3; January, 1942-July, 1950. 5201 Cleveland. .A27

LC Adult Leadership. V. 1-, May, 1952-. WashingtOn: Adult Education 5201 Association of the U.S.A. :A29

S.W. HQ Aging. no. 1-, June,1951-. Washington: Sup4intendent of 1060 'Documents. .A27

MED 610.5 American Geriatrics Society. Journal. V. 1-, 'January, 1953-. - AS Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins. G37

AS- Arts in Society; A Journal of the Arts in Adult Education. `36 1958 -1960; 1962 -1972. Madison: University of Wisconsin . W814 Extension Division. A79

NCS AP The Chautauquan; A Weekly Newsmagazine. V. 1-72, October, 1880- 2 May 23, 1914. Meadville, PA.: The Chautauqua Press. . C51

S.W. HT Community Comments:V. 1-18, January/February, 1943-1962. 51 Yellow' SpririgS, OH.: Community Service, Inc. . C73 _.

HN Community Developmeqf Journal.(An International Journal for 1 Community Workers).V. 1-7, 1966-1972. Manchester, Englarid.

.C74

14 140

HN Community Development Society Journal. V. 1-, Spring, 1970-.

1 Columbia, MO. , .C745

HV Community Service. V. 1-3, October, 1936-1938. Washington: 99 Washington Council of Social Services. .W3 A3

L.S. Z Continuin Education in Librariansli Newsletter. December, 1973-. 671 Lexington; University of Kentucky, College of Library Science. .C775

ENG T ContinutegAiamsigg Studies Series Monograph. 1967 -. Washington: 73 American Society for Engineering Education. .C775

UGL LC Convergence. V. March, 1968-. Ontario: Ontario Institute 5201 for Studies in Education. . C77

S Extension Service Review. 1930 -. Washington: U. S. Department of 21 Agricultuie and State Land-Grant Colleges and Universities. .E95

S.W. RC Geriatrics. V. 1-, January/February 1946-. Minneapolis: American 952 Geriatrics Society. .A1 G37

S.W. HQ The Gerontologist. V. 1-, March, 1961-. St.alNite. Gerontological 1060 Society. .G38

LC The Indian Journal of_ Adult Education. 1962-1963; 1963; 1973. 5201 Delhi: Indian Adult Education Association. . 139

LC The International Quarterly of AdultEduCation. V. 1-2, June, 1932- 5201 1935. London: The World Association for Adult Education. (Succeeded .165 by World Association for Adult Education Bulletin)

HD Industrial Gerontology. 1969-. Washington: The National Council 6279 on Aging. .142

LC Journal of Adult Education. V. 1-11, February, 1929-October, 1941. 5201 Philadelphia, etc.: American Association for Adult Education. .J8

UGL HV Journal of Correctional Education. January, 1959-1970. West Lafayette, 8875 IN. . J86

1 141

S.W. HV Journal-of Education for. Social Work. V. 1-, Spring,19657:4 aG 11 New York: -Council on Social WorkIducation. .A2 J86

GER Uncat- Journal of Gerontology. V. 1946-1964; 196; 1968-. .alogued Gerontological Society. MED 610.5 J86 G37

S.W. BF Journal of Humanistic Psychology. V. 1-, Spring, 1961-. 1 San Francisco: Association of Humanistic Psychology. .J863 2

S.W. HD The Journal of Human Resources. V. 1-, Summer, 1966-. 5 701 Madison: University of Wisconsin Press. .J86 IZ1

LC Labor and Education. 1938-1939; 1941-1949; 1951; 1953; 1954-1957. '5051 Washington. .A54

808.55 The Lyceum Magazine. V. 23-28, June, 1913-191g/19. Chicago. L9 76

85 TheThe Lyceumite and Talent. V. 1-10, V. 11no. 1-7; November,1902 - L98 May, 1913. Chicago: E: L. Barker, etc. A S.W. HD Manpower. V. 1-, January, 1969. -Washingtodt. Superintendentof 5701 Documents. .M27

STOR. LC The Public School Adult Educator. V. 1-3, no. 5; September, 1957- . 5201 1960. Washington. .P97

LC Rewley House Papers. 1956/57-1961/62. Oxford: Oxford University 5201 Delegacy for Extra-Mural Studies. .R45

S.W. HF Trainingand Development Journal% V. 1-, June/July, 1947-. 5549.5 Madison: American Society for Training and Development. .T7 T76

NCS LC University Extension. The Official Organof the American Society 6201 for the, Extension ofUniversity Teaching. V. 1-3, V. 4, no. 1-6; .U58 July, 1891-December,1894. Philadelphia: The American Society for the Extension ofUniversity Veaching.

et- ti 142

NCS LC The Universit Extension Bulletin. A Record of Current Universit 6201 Extension Work. V. 1 -2., no. 5; November 1, 149 .-January 31, 1895,. .U59 Philadelphia: The American Society for the) Extension. of University Teaching.

NCS LCLC. ig.3_rer2LtzsLOytg9RAtxtensicntMoni or. V. 1-16, January 1913- 6301 August, 1928. Engsnet'Univereity of Oregon. .07

LC World Association for Adult Education. Edlletin. V. 1-50, 1919-1935. 5201 London: The World Association for Adult Education. (50 V. in 1) ge. .W927 Al

LC' i. Bulletin. 2d Series. nat.'1-44; 1935 -1946. London: 5201 The World Association for Adult Education. .W927 Al' ser.2

3 r 143

XIII. OTHER SOURCES

Includes: GoverAtental Agencied; International Organizations; Professional. Associations ''and Societies; Specializel Agencies:and Organizations; and Academic Resourfces and Centers

ADMINISTRATION ON AGING Department of Health, Education and Welfare 330 Indei.Tdence Ave.,-S.W. Washington4 D.C. 20201

ADULT EDUCATION ACTION COUNCIL (AEAC7 President Suite 1205 East g4201 Cathederal Ave., N.W.' Was ngton, D.C. 20016 0 Phone: 202/244-6167

ADULT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OP MICHIGAN (AEA-,-M) 412 Maynard St.

AA Arbor, MI. <4$8104 '

ADULT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OFTHi(6.S.A:(AEA) 810 18th St:, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 Phone: 202/347c9574

ADULT EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTER Montclair State College. Upper Monclair, N.J. 07043

ADULT REFERENCE AND SERVICES DIVISION, 'AlfERICAN LIBRARYASSOCIATI( Exgrutive Secretary t O. Huron St. cago, IL. 60611

' Prone:', 312/9'44-6780 ext. '293

ADULT STUDENT PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION,INC. One Hanson Place Room 1205 Brooklyn, N.J. 1121.7

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR CONTINUING HIGHER EDUCATION(AACHE) /(Formerly AssOciation of Univdrsity Evening C011eges rAUK) (/ University of Oklahoma \ 1700 Asp Ave. \, Norman, OK. 73069 'Phone: 405/325-1021

15u 144

AMERICA ASSOCIATION FOR EXTENSION EDUCATION Box 3014 University Station Eugene OR. 97403

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HIGHER EDUCATIONAAHE) One Dupont Ciktle,'N.W. Suite 780 Washin0Obn, D.C. 20036 Phone: 202/293-6440

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES (AAJC) National Center for Higher Education One Duppnt Cifcle, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 Phone: 202/293-7050

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF HOMES FOR THE AGED 374.National Press Building Washington, D.C. 20004

. - AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIREDPERS&(AARP) and NATIONAL RETIRED TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION (NRTA) 1225 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036

4RICAN.COUNCIL ON EDUCATION (ACE) One Dupont Circle, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 Phone: 202/833,-4700

.t 0 , AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR'CONTINUING EDUCATION (AFCE) Syracuse University 105 Roney Lane Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 Phone; 315/476 -5541 ext 4177

AMERICAN NURSES' ASSOCIATION COUNCIL ON CONTINUING EDUCATIOt c/o American Nurses'ykssociation, Inc.

2420 Pershing Rood- = Kansas City, MO. 64108 - 'o

AMERICAN PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION 1313. East 60th St. Chicago, IL. 60637

AMERICAN SpCIETY FOR. TRAINING AND:DEVELOPMENT (ASTD) 6414 Odor Road Madison, WI. 53705 Phone: 608/274-3440 145

AMERICAN VOCATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INC. (AVA) Executive Director 1510 H St., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 Phone: 2024737-3722

APPALACHIAN ADULT EDUCATION CENTER:" Morehead State. University Morehead; KY.

ASSOCIATION FOR FIELD SERVICES IN TEACHER EDUCATION cio-krg. Lois A. Burdick Division of Extended Services Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN. 47801 Phone: 812/232-6311

CARNEGIE COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION 1947 Center St. 'Berkeley, CA. 94704 Phone: 415/849-4474

CENTER FOR ADULT EDUCATION

Box 156 . Teachers College Columbia University New York, N.Y. 10027

CHURCH WOMEN UNITED (CWD) ADULT BASIC EDUCATION COMMITTEE and STAFF FOR VOLUNTEERS IN COMMUNITY SERVICE Mrs. Alice M. Leppert; ABE Program Specialist Room 812 475 Riverside Drive New York, N.Y. 10027 Phone: 212/870-2347

COALITION OF ADULT EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS (CAEO) President 810 18th St, N.W. Wasbington, D.C. 203p8 Phone: 202/347-9574

COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM P.O. Box 1824 Princeton, N.J. 08540

COMMISSION OF PROFESSORS OF ADULTEDUCATION Adult Education Associatiou_Lf U.S.A. 1225 19th St., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE Federal Extension Service U.S, Department ofAgriculture Washington, D.C. 20250

152 146

COUNCIL OF NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS OF ADULT EDUCATION (CNO-AE) President 1225 19th St., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 Phone: 202/296-7297

DIVISION OP ADULT EDUCATION,PROGRAMS U.S. Office of Education Department of Health, Education and Welfare Washington,' D.C. 20202

DIVISION OF ADULT EDUCATION SERVICE, NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 1201 16th St., N.W. Washington, D,C. 20036

ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE IN CAREER EDUCATION (Includes: Adult and Continuing Northern Illinois University Education; and Vocational and College of Education Technical. Education) 204 Gabel Hall DeKalb, IL. 60115 Phone: 815/753 -1251 or 1252

ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE ON COUNSELING AND PERSONNEL SERVICES University of Michigan School of Education Building Room 2108 Ann Arbor, MI. 48104 Phone: 313/164-9492

ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE ON EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT. University of Oregon Eugene, OR. 97403 Phone: 503/686-5043

ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE ON HIGHER EDUCATION The George Washington University One 'Dupont Circle, N.W. Suite 630 Washington, D.C. 20036 Phone: 202/296-2597

ERIC CL INGHOUSE FOR JUNIOR COLLEGES University of California Powell Library Room 96 405 Hilgard Ave. Los Angeles, CA. 90024, Phone: 213/825-3931

ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE ON TEACHER EDUCATION American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education One Dupont Circle, N.W. Suite 616 Washington, D.C. 20036 Phone: 202/293-7280

cka 153 147

ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE ON URBAN EDUCATION Teachers College Columbia Uhiversity Box 40 AA 525 W. 120th St. New York, N.Y. 10027 Phone: 212/678-3780

GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY One Dupont Circle, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036

INSTITUTE OF LIFETIME LEARNING (ILL) 215 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA. 90802 Phone: 213/432-5781 and 1346 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 Phone: 202/872-4800

INTWATIONAL CONGRESS OF UNIVERSITY ADULT EDUCATION Sgeretary Syracuse University 109 Roney.Lane Syracuse, N.Y. 13210

MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY STUDENTS (NAGS) Old Architecture and Design Building Rooms 119-123 909 Monroe St. Ann Arbor, MI. 48104

MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC ADULT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION (MAPACE) c/o Dotothy A. Kosovac Director of Coitinuing and Community Education Ferndale Public Schools 881 Pinecrest Ferndale, MI 48220

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