Residential Centers, and Its Preparation of Guidelines for People Who Wantto Establish Residential Centers

DOCVMPNT RFSUME 1 ED 023 966 AC 002 729 Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the National University Extension Association (52nd. University of Michigan. April 23-25, 1967). Volume 50. National Univ. Extension Association. Minneapolis. Minn. Pub Date 67 Note-151p. EDRS Price MF-$0.75 HC-$7.65 Descriptors-*Annual Reports. Community Development. Foundation Programs. *Professional Associations. Residential Programs, Role Perception, Social Change, *University Extension Identifiers-Kellogg Foundation Listed are the names of member institutions of the National University Extension Assodation, directors, committees, delegates, special appointees (1966-1967), board of directors (1967-1968), and committees andsections (1967-68). Included also are the reports of divisions and committees. Inone address, the work of the Kellogg Foundation is described--its support of continuing education, establishment ofnine residential centers, and its preparation of guidelines for people who wantto establish residential centers. Another address focuseson community development with emphasis onTitle 1 ofthe Higher EducationAct.Thisactauthorizes appropriations "For the purpose of assisting the people of the United States in the solution of community problems." Special attentiongoes to sections 101 and 105. Other addresses examine learning in short residential conferences. thenew mixture of students, schools, services, and society; fulfillment of societal needs through short term learning; and continuing education as part of the mainstream of American education. (nl) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY ASRECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT.POINTS Of VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICEOF EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY. Acceedinp, of the FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING of the NATIONAL UNIVERSITY EXTENSION ASSOCIATION at Ann Arbor, Michigan April 23-25, 1967 Host: The University of Michigan 1 1 Volume 50 :o TABLE OF CONTENTS Page The National University Extension Association Member Institutions 4 Directors, Committees, Delegates, and Special Appointees, 1966-67 6 Board of Directors, 1967-68 8 Committee and Section Chairmen, 1967-68 9 Program, 52nd Annual Meeting 12 Pre-Conference Sessions, April 21-22 "Learning hi the Short Residential Conference" by Royce Pitkin 17 "The Changing Role of the University in Society" by Lynn W. Eley oa "Sociological Backgrounds and Rationale for Learning in Short- Term Settings" by Wilbur Brookover 31 "How Does Short-Term Learning Fulfill Societal Needs" by Robert Blakely 38 "Instructional MediaOld, New, and Otherwise" by Ohmer Milton 46 Opening General Session, Sunday, April 03 54 "One Foundation's Concept of Continuing Education" By Robert E. Kinsinger Second General Session, Sunday, April 23 61 "Continuing Education in the Mainstream of the University": Presentations by Harold E. Sponberg and R. L. Smith Presentations to the Community Development Division, Monday, April 24 "Evaluation of Title One of the Higher Education Act of 1965" By D. Mack Easton 69 "Students, Schools, Service, and Society A New Mix" By Joseph G. Colmen 76 Presentation to the Division of Evening Colleges and Class Extension, Monday, April 24 82 "Adventure and the Emerging Roles of the Adult Education Leader" By Howard McClusky Third General Session, Monday, April 24 89 The Report of the President By Charles Milner Fourth General Session, Tuesday, April 25 "Call to Cooperation" By Alan MacCarthy 95 "Continuing EducationOur Mutual Concern" By Jack Miller 99 Inaugural Address By T. Howard Walker 104 Business Meeting, Tuesday, April 25 108 NUEA Resolutions, 1967 111 1-1 Minutes of the Board of Directors Meetings 115 Reports of the Divisions Division of Audio-Visual Communications 126 Division of Community Development 126 i i Division of Conferences and Institutes 128 I'I Division of Correspondence Study 129 I I Division of Evening Colleges and ClassExtension 131 1 Ii Reports of the Committees and Sections ) Section on Administrative and Fiscal Affairs 133 11 Section for the Administrators of Centers ofContinuing Education 134 Section on Arts and Humanities 135 1 Awards and Honors Committee 136 138 u Committee on Discussion and Debate Section on Extension Services for the Armed Forces 139 Financial Affairs Committee 139 Governmental Relations Committee 140 Inter-Associational Relations Committee 140 Joint AUEC-NUEA Committee on Minimum Dataand Definitions.. 140 Ad Hoc Committee on Organization Structure andFee Modification.. 141 Section on Professional Development of UniversityAdult Education ..142 Committee on Publications and Public Information 144 Research Section 144 Section on Teacher Education 145 World Affairs Section 146 Financial Report 147 - 4 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL NATIONAL UNIVERSITYEXTENSION ASSOCIATION Member Institutions 1966-67 1. University of Alabama 38. Iowa State University 2. University of Alaska 39. State College of Iowa 3. University of Alberta 40. The University of Iowa 4. University of Arizona 41. The Johns HopkinsUniversity 5. University of Arkansas 42. Kansas State College ofPittsburg 6. Ball State University 43. Kansas State TeachersCollege of 7. Boston University Emporia 8. Bowling Green StateUniversity 44. Kansas State University 9. Bradley University 45. University of Kansas 10. Brigham Young University 46. Kent State -University 11. University of BritishColumbia 47. University of Kentucky 12. University of California 48. Louisiana State University 13. Carson-Newman College 49. Loyola University 14. Central Michigan University 50. University of Maine 15. Central Washington State 51. The University of Manitoba College 52. University of Maryland 16. The University of Chicago 53. Massachusetts Departmentof 17. University of Cincinnati Education 18. University of Colorado 54. Miami University, Oxford,Ohio 19. University of Connecticut 55. Michigan State University 20. Cornell University 56. Michigan Technological 21. University of Delaware University 22. East Carolina College 57. University of Michigan 23. Eastern Michigan University 58. University of Minnesota 24. Eastern New Mexico University 59. Mississippi State University 25. State University System of 60. University of Mississippi Florida 61. University of Missouri 26. University of Florida 62. Montana State University 27. Fort Hays Kansas StateCollege 63. University of Montreal 28. The George Washington 64. University of Nebraska University 65. University of Nevada 29. The University of Georgia 66. University of New Hampshire 30. Georgia Institute of Technology 67. The University of New Mexico 31. Harvard University 68. State University of 32. University of Hawaii New York at Buffalo 33. Home Study Institute, 69. New York University Washington, D.C. 70. North Carolina State 34. University of Idaho University at Raleigh 35. University of Illinois 71. University of North Carolina 36. Indiana State University 72. North Dakota State University 37. Indiana University 73. State of North Dakota, Fargo UMVERSITY EXTENSION ASSOCIATION 5 74. University of North Dakota 98. University of South Dakota 75. Northeastern University 99. University of Southern 76. Northern Illinois University California 77. Northern Michigan University 100. Southern Illinois University 78. Northwestern University 101. Southern Methodist University 79. University of Notre Dame 102. University of Southern 80. Oakland University Mississippi 81. The Ohio State University 103. Syracuse University 82. Ohio University 104. The University of Tennessee 83. Oklahoma State University 105. Texas Technological College 84. University of Oklahoma 106. The University of Texas 85. University of Omaha 107. Upper Iowa University 86. Oregon State System of Higher 108. Utah State University Education 109. University of Utah 87. The Pennsylvania State 110. Virginia State College University 111. University of Virginia 88. University of Pittsburgh 112. Washington State University 89. University of Puerto Rico, 113. University of Washington Mayaguez 114. Washington University of 90. University of Puerto Rico, Rio St. Louis Piedras 115. Wayne State University 91. Purdue University 116. West Virginia University 92. University of Rhode Island 117. Western Illinois University 93. Rochester Institute of 118. Western Michigan University Technology 119. Western Reserve University 94. Rutgers-The State University 120. Western Washington State 95. St. Louis University College 96. University of South Carolina 121. University of Wisconsin 97. South Dakota State University 122. University of Wyoming 6 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY EXTENSIONASSOCIATION Directors, Committees, Delegates, and SpecialAppointees 1966-67 Board of Directors Executive Committee CHARLES F. MILNER, University of North Carolina,President T. HOWARD WALKER, University of Kansas,Vice President and President-Elect STANLEY J. DRAZEK, University of Maryland,Secretary-Treasurer ALEXANDER N. CHARTERS, Syracuse University, ImmediatePast-President Directors-at-large DONALD M. SEARCY, University of Southern California,1964-1967 RUSSELL F. W. SMITH, New York University,1964-1967 C. H. LAWSHE, Purdue University, 1965-1968 STANLEY C. ROBINSON, University of Illinois,19654968 CLAUD A. BOSWORTH, Northern Michigan University,1966-1969 ROBERT F. RAY, University of Iowa, 1966-1969 Divisional Directors FRITZ A. WHITE, The University of Wisconsin Division of Audio-Visual Communications ROBERT CHILD, Southern Illinois University Division of Community

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