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BROSSMAN, SIDNEY W.; AND OTHERS – 1965
THIS REPORT ON ADULT EDUCATION AND EXTENSION PROGRAMS IN ALL PHASES OF CALIFORNIA'S SYSTEM OF PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION TRACES THE EFFORTS TO COORDINATE CONTINUING EDUCATION IN CALIFORNIA SINCE THE COORDINATING COUNCIL AUTHORIZED THE STATE COMMITTEE ON CONTINUING EDUCATION IN 1963. THE JUNIOR COLLEGES CONTINUE TO PROVIDE THE GREATEST NUMBER OF ADULT…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Evening Programs, Extension Education, Higher Education
Meservy, Royal R. – 1968
This paper describes in detail the administrative and operational organization of a program for 4,000 night students and 2,000 extended-day students. It outlines the duties of the Administrative Assistant in Instruction, who is responsible to the Dean of Instruction, Liberal Arts and to the Dean of Instruction, Technical Arts. It also gives a…
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Adult Education, Counseling, Evening Programs
Gold, Ben K. – 1972
This investigation was conducted to identify trends in evening enrollment patterns among the California community colleges outside the Los Angeles District, and to identify causes for those trends. Seventy-four college presidents (87% of those contacted) responded to the questionnaire. Enrollment statistics are presented by year from 1966 to 1971…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Enrollment, Enrollment Influences, Enrollment Trends
Alderman, L. R. – Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior, 1927
The growing consciousness on the part of adults that they should continue their education is revealing itself by a general and growing interest in the public evening schools. There are those who think that this movement is one of the most important for race betterment that the world has ever known. It is but natural that taxpayers who have…
Descriptors: School Activities, Government Role, Financial Support, Public Schools
Platt, Chet – 1979
As part of an effort to investigate the impact of the increasing predominance of part-time, adult, community college students on the management and organizatlon of the continuing education function, a survey of the 106 California community colleges was conducted in Spring 1979 to determine how many had merged the administration of the day college…
Descriptors: Administrative Change, Adult Education, Adult Students, College Administration