This article presents the results of a recent survey of 349 doctoral recipients in physical education; the study was primarily concerned with their postdoctoral employment. (JA)

Videotapes of student teachers in classroom situations are made available to prospective employers by the New Mexico State University placement bureau. (SP)

Four arguments against tenure: it works against the interests of nontenured faculty; it retards the academic quality of an institution; it inhibits rather than preserves academic freedom; it generates conflict by dividing the faculty. (HS)

How teacher oversupply and the financial squeeze affected one teacher wh6 resigned a job in order to pursue the doctorate. (Author)

The author provides data describing the teacher demand breakdown for 1970. A short evaluation of the data reveals that teachers of trades; elementary physical and health education; elementary music teachers; librarians; mathematics; special education; and natural and physical sciences are in greatest demand. (Author/MS)

Focuses on the responsibilities graduate speech communication programs have to their students. (PD)

Discusses the lack of security in the English teaching profession and encourages college English departments to be humane in their hiring practices. (DD)

Guidelines are given to the job-seeking music teacher on interpreting job advertisements and on the content, structure, and appearance of a good resume. A sample resume is provided. (SJL)