At the University of Rochester, the Student Search Service of the College Entrance Examination Board identified able and interested students in a variety of regions interested in a number of academic programs to improve enrollment. (PG)

Article outlines four basic strategies for managing change and prompts the reader to take a mid-1973 quiz on his goals and training objectives for next year. (Editor/RK)

Free air taxi service is the key to success in a bold new student-recruiting program. (Author)

This article presents the case for what may be termed the corporation approach.'' This approach has given advise to management-consultation firms to replace or bolster the admissions office in selling the institution and completing each freshman class with the best students available. (JC)

Admissions selectivity, far from being restricted by open-door policies, is actually spiraling with everything else-both in terms of high academic scores and finances but, unlike other forms of inflation, it leads through shrinking candidate pools to nowhere. (Author)

Describes efforts by government and professional associations to actively encourage the recruitment of minority group students and employees for extended training in the earch sciences. (AL)

Personal interviews and answers to carefully constructed questionnaire by Ohio University students shed new light on considerations for employers seeking to maintain active- and successful- recruiting programs. Copy of checklist included. (Author)

As the participants at the AHEA Workshop on Utilization and Training of Auxiliary Personnel in Home Economics realized, the experience of using auxiliary personnel involves many types of stress and strain. But it also brings individual joys and social benefits that need recognition in any exploration about auxiliary personnel. In his speech at the…

Research study findings are described which point out the various factors related to teacher satisfaction. (GR)

Contains the statistical results of a study designed to analyze selected characteristics of industrial technology teachers. (GR)

The college must have a clear understanding of its actual mission, its constituents and its market, and then seek students who can fulfill that mission. Article describes ten ideas for involving more people in active recruitment of students. (IR)

For the most part colleges and universities are not opposed to nepotism in faculties except husband and wife in same department. (Editor)

Recounts experience in teaching in a rural Southern State College. Faculty members are grossly discriminated against by whites, the curriculum is narrow, and student activities restricted. (KG)