A tightening economy and the nature of the rehabilitation counselor's clientele necessitates a change in his role. The suggestion is advanced that the rehabilitation counselor become a force in changing the work value system of American society. (Author)

The purpose of this paper is to introduce the notion of the potent counselor, as an agent of personal and institutional change. (Author)

Results of the category frequencies indicate that both counselors in practice and counselors in training prefer to respond to client problems in a manner that allows them to maintain a counseling relationship with the client and to leave the taking of action up to the clients or other persons. (Author)

This article extends the findings reported in an earlier paper and deals with intra-role conflict and with the motivation for changing roles. The implications of the testimony given by the counselors for counselor preparation programs and for the structure of roles in schools were examined. (Author)

The findings of this study support the hypothesis that a secondary school counselor can function effectively as a behavioral consultant to an inner city teacher. (Author)

Introduction of a pass fail grading system holds forth the promise of a more enlightened perspective in education. Counselors can make significant contributions to this system if they prepare for those changes with the application of intelligent foresight and prudent planning. (Author)