This article recommends revolutionary action to increase the number of qualified miniroty candidates. (JC)

Discusses the scope of physiology and activities undertaken by physiologists. Indicates that a better understanding of the basic actions of cells and organs is the objective of physiological research. (CC)

Presents the occupational opportunities found in graphic arts as a help in the career selection process of students. (JS)

Manpower experts forsee a shorter workweek, better educated employees, and a tripling of the money spent on manpower problems. Manpower agencies will try harder to increase job satisfaction and take a growing interest in their clients as people with many interests and needs. (Author)

Many of today's female college students may risk unemployment in future years or may be employed in occupations unrelated to their academic majors if they continue to pursue their traditional areas of study. Examines patterns of career outlook emerging from a job market study. (Editor/RK)

The nature of graduate education, the job market, and the problem of institutional self-renewal are considered. Trends of leveling off of graduate enrollment and of Ph.D. production and a dramatic increase in the level of postdoctoral training have occurred. The oversupply of Ph.D.-producing institutions and the need for financial support of…

Discussed is the Career Opportunities Program (COP), a nationwide work-study training model designed to improve the educational opportunities of children from the low-income families by employing community residents as teacher aides while preparing for teacher certification. (NQ)

The successful restaurant training program at Triton College (Illinois) involves a broadly based, two-year curriculum offering practical training in nearly all the areas associated with a comprehensive food operation--management, food preparation, menu planning, nutrition, personnel vending, dining room service, and cost control. (Author/EA)

Describes the efforts of the Boeing Company to encourage and hire women for engineering jobs. Much of the article is devoted to women employed by Boeing in engineering jobs and their comments about engineering as a career for women. (BR)

This paper considers some of the implications involved in the utilization of the poor as employees of the welfare system. Major reasons for employing welfare recipients lie in the manpower shortage and the need to free professionals for professional responsibilities. It is suggested that agencies consider a system redesign which develops job…

This publication seeks to examine the problems and practical concerns related to the organization and operation of an effective community college placement program. Using presentations given in workshops, basic information in four critical areas of placement activities in the community college is provided. First, a presentation by B. Keith Duffin…