A television consortium of 20 community colleges in Southern California is discussed in terms of the advantages, disadvantages and financial base of such an arrangement. (RN)

The history of the TV College of the City Colleges of Chicago is briefly reviewed, trends in the educational television field are identified, and recommendations for other educational television services are made. Issues discussed include: interinstitutional cooperation, the "talking face," and the necessity of varied programming. (NHM)

Discusses a unique coordination of public and private resources in Eastern Baltimore County, Md., which has made possible a variety of allied health programs and services by Essex Community College and Franklin Square Hospital. (Author/RK)

Community College of the Air Force, established at Randolf Air Force Base, Texas, is an accredited institution which acts as a centralized "broker" to keep track of student progress through a program of technical education oriented specifically to the professional preparation of noncommissioned officers by combining Air Force and…

Princeton University's Community College Internship Program trains graduate students for community college teaching positions through a combination of 12 introductory seminars and a semester of practical classroom experience. Seminar themes include: behaviorism as an educational issue, the use of audiovisual materials, and the variety within…

Discussed recommendations made by the AACJC on Higher Adult Education. (RK)

The American Association of Community and Junior Colleges' Board has responded to the needs of junior colleges by encouraging federal and private support, enhancing the relationship between public and private institutions, and stimulating methods for better planning. (RN)

Last fall, Delta College, Michigan State University, and representatives of local affiliates of the UAW, United Steelworkers, and AFL-CIO Councils, initiated a program at Delta offering academic credit for labor studies. Upon completion of a 20 credit core and 10 credits of social science electives, the student receives a Labor Leadership…

Associate degree vocational programs at universities are coordinated with similar programs at two-year colleges. Students and faculty in both programs are similar, but they tend to be looked down upon at universities. As vocational programs extend to four-year programs, the community colleges may offer them in their entirety. (DC)

Looks at the rapid growth and development of the Delaware Technical and Community College from its founding in 1966 to the present, focusing on particular achievements in responsiveness to needs of local business and industry, interinstitutional cooperation, and individual counseling. (TP)

This article reviews research conducted by Marvin W. Weiss on the cooperation of community colleges and community schools and lists the potential areas of cooperation he identified. In light of the present economic situation, it is essential that these two significant educational enterprises work together to improve the quality of life for their…

The results of the AACJC Center for Community Education survey of 1,275 two year institutions to measure community education/community services are reported, focusing on the nature of the respondents to the survey, cooperation with other agencies, and the nature of community education programs and staff. (JG)

Serving five counties, John Wood Community College (Quincy, Illinois) operates on a contractual common market approach to community college education through the use of existing colleges and proprietary schools in Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa that provide instruction and selected support services to district residents. (JG)

The Auraria Higher Education Center in Denver will unite a community college, a state college, and a university branch at a single site. The Center will have an open admission policy, integrating students on all social and economic levels, and will integrate occupational and transfer-oriented education. (NHM)

A history of radio and television community college education in Florida is given, beginning with pioneering efforts by individual colleges, and concluding with the organization of a statewide consortium which divides the state into six regions, determined by the broadcast ranges of particular educational television stations. (NHM)