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York, Edwin G.T Comp.An Inventory of New Jersey Research ConcerningVocational Education: A List of Projects andReports, 1931-1969. Occupational ResearchDevelopment Monograph No. 3.

New Jersey Occupational Research and Development

Branch, Trenton.69123p.

EDRS Price MF-$0.50 HC-$6.25*Annotated Bibliographies, *Educational Research,*Research Projects, *Vocational EducationNew Jersey

ABSTRACTThe 364 entries of research projects and reports in

vocational education conducted in or concerning New Jersey are listed

alphabetically by author, cumulative entry number, and title under

these subject headings: (1) General Vocational and Technical

Education, (2) Adult Education, (3) Agricultural Education, (4)

Apprentice Programs, (5) Business Education, (6) Cooperative

Programs, (7) Evaluation, (8) Health Occupations, (9) Home Economics,

(10) Industrial Arts, (11) Introduction to Vocations, (12) Manpower

Training, (13) Planning Programming Budgeting Systems, (14) Special

Needs, (15) Statistics, (16) Technical Education, (17) Technology for

Children, (18) Trade and Industrial Education, (19) Two Year

Colleges, (20) Urban and Ghetto Education, and (21) Vocational

Guidance. Excluded are curriculum publications, annual reports,

training conferences, and program guides unless new research was

presented. When a research report is available, the publication

information, pagination, availability, and sometimes an annotation

are given. Author and subject indexes are provided. (SB)

UPATIONA

AN INVENTORY OFNEW JERSEY

RESEARCH CONCERNING

VOCATIONALEDUCATION

1931 1969

RE

41) ogr lh no. 3

by

EDWIN G. YORK

The Research Coordinating Unit for Vocational-Technical EducationBureau of Occupational Research Development Division of Vocational EducationNew Jersey State Department of Education Trenton, New Jersey 08625

AN INVENTORY OF NEW JERSEY RESEARCH

CONCERNING VOCATIONAL EDUCATION:

A LIST OF PROJECTS AND REPORTS

1931 1969

Compiled 6y

t3dwin g. york

U,S, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION& WELFARE

OFFICE OF EDUCATIONTHIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCEDEXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON ORORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT, POINTS OFVIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECES-SARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDI/CATION POSITION OR POLICY.

Occupational Research Development BureauDivision of Vocational Education

New Jersey Department of EducationTrenton, New Jersey

1969

INTRODUCTION

The purpose of this publication is to list research projects and

research reports in the field of vocational education conducted in New

Jersey or concerning New Jersey.

Included are any announced research projects even though they are

not completed. When possible the written report was noted. Special

effort was made to list the availability of such written reports. Excluded

are (1) annual reports, training conference reports and program guides

unless new research was presented ;. and (2) research resulting in curriculum

publications, as listed in Curriculum Materials of the Division of Vocational

Education's Curriculum Laboratory.

This volume is organized in a classified format according to general

and more specific subject headings. Under a specific subject heading, the

items are listed alphabetically by author. Each item has been assigned a

cumulative entry number to permit efficient use of the subject index and

author-- agency index.

The Table of Contents displays the classification scheme in both an

abbreviated form and in a detailed form, A careful reading of these

outlines should save the user much time.

Each entry includes a cumulative entry number, author, and title. When

a research report is available, the following information is provided:

publication information, pagination, the availability of the report,

and, when necessary, an annotation.

Foreword

Research is the cutting edge of vocational education in

New Jersey. It provides us with information and insights

essential to providing persons of all ages in all communities

in New Jersey with ready access to vocational training or retraining

which is of high quality, which is realistic in the light of actual

or anticipated opportunities for gainful employment, and which is

suited to their needs, interests, and ability to benefit from

such training,

New Jersey Vocational-Technical personnel will find this listing

of New Jersey research efforts valuable and convenient.

Many of the items listed can be found in the Occupational Research

Development Resource Center, where a collection of over ten thousand

source materials is now available to vocational-technical education

personnel and other interested persons.

ROBERT M. WORTHINGTONAssistant Commissioner of Education

Preface

This first attempt to compile a record of New Jersey vocational-

technical education research under one cover is designed to identify

researchers, specific research reports, institutional sponsors of

research, and needed fields of research. Research activity in this

field may be made more efficient, more economical, more visible, and

more likely to be utilized through the use of such a vehicle of

communication.

The Introduction and Table of Contents provide helpful informa-

tion for using this publication. Subject and author indexes provide

immediate access to specific items of research. Fields of research

can best be approached through the Table of Contents, either in its

abbreviated form or its detailed form.

Compiler of this project was Edwin York, Coordinator of the

Occupational Research Development Resource Center. This product

of the Bureau of Occupational Research Development: is one of a

growing number of basic tools to aid researchers in vocational

education in New Jersey; others already available are Guidelines ,or

the Preparation of Proposals for Research, Training, Experimental, and

Exemplary Programs in Vocational Education and Vocational Education

Research Topics List by Po-yen Koo, and The 1968-1969 Source Book of

Research and Related Titles by Rudolph Girandola and Aldora Jackson.

Grateful appreciation is extended to the many persons whose assistance

made this inventory of research possible. Special commendation must go

to the following institutions which have shown leadership in publishing

lists of related research: Montclair State College for its Research

Abstracts published since 1956 ; the New Jersey Department of Institutions

and Agencies for its research in New Jersey Institutions and Agencies :

Notifications, Aril 1957 to February 1968; Paterson State College for

its Publications and Artistic Productions of Paterson State College

Faculty since 1960; Rutgers' Bureau of Governmental Research for its

Social Science Research Inventory published since 1964 , and Princeton

University's Industrial Relations Section for its annual publications list.

Comments and suggestions concerning this publication are invited,

ABBREVIATED TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION PAGE

I. General Vocational and Technical Education , . ... . 1

II. Adult Education . . . .. . , 13

III. Agricultural Education. . . . . . . OOOOOOOO 18

T.V. Apprentice Programs . . 080000 00 . . 20

V. Business Education ..... . OO . . 21

VI. Cooperative Programs. . 0000 00 M 0009 OOO 00 . 25

VII. Evaluation . . AO OO . 00000 *0 000 . . 26

VIII. Health Occupations. . . OO . 47

IX. Home Economics. OOOOO .000 0.0 . 0 . 48

X. Industrial Arts . . . OOOOOO . OOO . . 52

XI. Introduction to Vocations 55

XII. Manpower Training 57

XIII. Planning Programming Budgeting Systems. . . OOOOO . OO 61

XIV. Special Needs 65

XV. Statistics. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO . 0 OOOO 76

XVI. Technical Education 78

XVII. Technology for Children 80

XVIII. Trade and Industrial Education. . . . . OOOOOOOOOO 81

XIX. Two Year Colleges 84

XX. Urban and Ghetto Education 89

XXI. Vocational Guidance . . . . OO . OOOO . O91

Author and Subject Indexes 95

DETAILED TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION

General Vocational and Technical Education 010 00PAGE

I.

A. Attendants in State Institutions 0

B. Automation and Employment. a 0 0C. Aviation Education ....0.. . . 2

D. Commuting Patterns .. . 0808000000000 2

E. Comparative Education. OO .......... . 3

F. Curriculum Development . .... ... ... . 3

G , Economic Trends 0000 0064160000000 5

H. Employer Policies a. 5

I. Facilities aa. « 006010 . 6

J R Information Centers. a 0 6

K. In-Service Training Programs.. 7

L. Philosophy 0001,0 00 000 00 0000 7

N. Research Coordiration 7

N. Safety . .. 61/0 0 0 0 9

0. Teacher Training ................. . . 9

P. Television . ................... . 10

Q. Trade Unions . . a 600000000O0 0 0 10

R. Wages. 000000410 0000006 06041600 11

S. Workers. ...a.. 12

T. Youth Organizations. 0.0 12

II. Adult Education. 6 60060000000000000 0 0 0 13

A. Administration 4000000000060000 0 0 13

B. Basic Education. 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 000 000 0 13

SECTION

C.

D.

E.

Civic Education . . . . . ...01. 000$

Diversified Training 4 .

Extension Services ..............mam .

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F. History 0 11011110001100110011100 000000 000 . 14

G. Libraries . .0 0 . 1,5

H. Older Adults . 00000000000 001100001111 000 0 15

I. Program Improvement . .0 .8 0 15

J. Psychological Foundations . 600111 . 16

K. Salaries 00000000000001100 000 000 . 16

L. Trade Unions ...as.. . 17

III. Agricultural Education m. 0 0 18

A. Farm Labor . . a..........a......... . .a., 18

B. Fishing Reefs . fie.. a . ..... . 00 00 . 18

C. Production Efgl ienoy . a . . o . . . . . . . 18

D. Sales Occupations 0 a ...a. 19

Apprentice Programs 0 ...a 20

A. Curriculum Materials . . r . 0 20

B. History 00000 a 00000 0000 . 20

C. Training Needs osier II 00000 20

Business Education 0 0 fp. ... . . . 21

A. Administration . . . . 0 .. a .. 0 .0. . . a . 21

B. Bookkeeping and Automation ......... ... .. . 21

C. Computer Programming a .8 a . .... .,,, .. 21

D. Course Enrichment a . ...... 011000000114 a a 0 . 22

E. Curriculum r 1101111110001111011 a 0110110000011 a 22

F. Employment Procedures GINO a 00000000 0 r 00 . 22

G. Follow-up Studies . a 11000000011 a 100 a 23

H. History . 0 . 23

SECTION

I. Office Practice 0 0 0 ...

J. Teacher Training

K. Typing . ..... .... ...... .......

L. Work Experience Programs ..................

VI. Cooperative Programs

A, Industrial Education Programs's...m.0m..

B. Office Education Programs .9 00 ass ass os salleVII. Evaluation

A. Licensing . .................B. Pilot Programs 0 0 0

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C. Programs .... 0 ...ow...0.m... 27

D. Teacher Effectiveness .................... 27

E. Teaching Methods ....... 28

F. Tests ................... 28

G. Training Needs .4111 IPSO See se sills ellisOss 111 29

1. New Jersey .9 I 01110 soilisilliii011111109011111 29

2. Atlantic County . .................... 31

3. Bergell County . . . . ................. 32

4. Burlington County . ... . .......... 32

5. Camden County.............. 33

6. Cape May County . . . .......... ....... 33

7. Cumberland County....... 348. Essex County 0 0 0 6 314

9, Gloucester County ......... 36

10. Hudson County.., 36

11. Hunterdon County a 111111111111110111111111001111111111110 37

12. Mercer Covnty 3713. Middlesex County 38

SECTION

15. Morris County . . . * 0808 . 40 . /0 . . 40444

16. Ocean County . . . . 0 . 0 0 0 , . . . 4444

17. Passaic County 084 0404 0018. Salem County . 0140 . 0

190Somerset County . . . . . . . . . 4444404400

20. Sussex County 0 4404 000110000021. Union County . 44000000422. Warren County . . . , . . . . . o . . . . DSO .

H. Women . 00000000111100000000 000 00 000

I0 Work Experience . . . 444044040VIII. Health Occupations 044 01140 . . . . 0 . . .

IX. Home Economics ....................... . . .

PAGE

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B.

C.

Administrators ........ 440Career Homemakers . . 444800,Clothing Construction.......... 000 1104408

0 Oa Of

D. Consumer Education . OD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

E. Curriculum Innovation 4444444044444F. FamiJiy Living . . . 0000000 00 000000000 0000

G. Homemaker - Home Health Aides 4440110 . . . .

H. Junior High Programs 004114444404X. Industrial Arts . . 0000000000000480

A. Adhesives . 04044440,B. Audio Visual Guides . D0800088 110040044088

C. Consumer Values 000114440D. Mass Production 00000004

E. Plastics . 40004110044114011F. Research . 00400000400

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G. Safety........ OO

H. Teacher Ratings . . . . 0 .

I. Wood . . ......... .

J. Work Experience Programs . .

XI. Introduction to Vocations

A. Educational Outcomes .

a a a a 0 111/ I 6666000 a

60110 a ....... a a a a

011 6660 OOOOOOOOOO

606066 Oat a a 0

Oa a a a 0 IP I

B. Program Improvement . . . 0 1 0 . . . . . . . 650 OP 60

C. Mentally Retarded . . . . ....... .0 .. .0 ...

XII. Manpower Training . ................ . O.....

A0 Employment Changes . . . . . . . . . 0 ...... . IP

B. Policies . . . ..... ..... 0 ...... . . . 500

Co Shortages . Doe olio OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o

D. Trainees . . . . OOO 500 0 60 a 0 OOOOOOO 0

XIII. Planning Programming Budgeting System ....sm....0

A. Costs ............. Dal 606 fa 66000B. Costs and Educational Outcomes

C0 Educational Outcomes .. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

D. Systems Analysis . tat. I IV'S Re 0 OOOOOOO

XIV. Special Needs . 0 0660600 6666A. Disabled 0 . 61111611066 Of Oa

61111611 0

50 SO

B. Dropouts OOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC. Mentally Retarded . 0 0 111 OS IP OPOOf OP to

D. Migrants . 0 ..... 0 .0 ....ern...

E. Negroes . II 0 611060 6660 DSO Oa 666 606

F. Poverty . 0 0 0 ...

G. Rehabilitation 0...0 ..00 .... 0 psi....

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H. Socioeconomic Influences ....mimeo 72

I. Underachievers . 0 0 o ego foe . so so se o

J. Unemployed 0 0 0 0 ....73

73

SECTION

L. Youth

XV. Statistics es00A. Economic Indicators 0 . .

B. Unemployment Census 0 . 0

C. Work Stoppage . . . . .

XVI. Technical Education

A. General . .

B. Instrumentation ..... .

C. Metallurgy 0

D. Prediction of Success .......

E. Research .....................

F. Textiles . . . . . . . . . . .

G. Wood ........................

XVII. Technology for Children . Os006

0009 0000 75

80 76

76

76............ .

la . . . . . . . . 0 . . . 77

.................. . . 78

....................... . . . 78

. . . . .. I . . . 78000 78

0 . 79

. . . . 79

. . . . . . 0 . . . 79

79

0 0 80

A. Educational Outcomes

B. Evaluation

C. Theory 0

.................... . 80

XVIII. Trade and Industrial Education moist 0

0 80

. 800 81

A. Drafting 0 0106 0 Vas 81

B. Electrical Appliance Servicing 0 . . 00 0. . . 81

C. Electronics Training00 82

D. Mathematics . .0000 080 mos 82

E. Research . 82

F. Retraining . .... ............. ..... . . 0 82

G. Teacher Competency . ... ............ . 83

H. Trainees . sess0,00000sposesse00,0 83

I. Training Needs . sp0000,41,60608000000 0 0 83

SECTION PAGE

XIX. Two Year Colleges.... ...............w, ::A.Student Development . ................

B. Teachers . 84

C. Training Needs .....,...... 0 0...... . 85

1. Atlantic County's' ...... 0 ... 0 . 85

2. Burlington County . ..... .41 0 pi, 0 . . . 85

30 Camden County .0 .... 85

4. Cape May County .. . . . 85

5. Cumberland County . . . 86

6. Essex County 4 . . . 4 4 . 86

7. Gloucester County 0 w 86

8. Hunterdon County 0 0 87

9. Middlesex County . . 87

10. Somerset County 0000000000 00000 00 87

ii. Union County . . III 0 I 0 0 87

12. Other States .8 0 (mi.. 0 ii. 0 0 0 0 88

XX. Urban and Ghetto Education . . . . 0 . . . . . . 89

A. Communication I 0 0 0 a 0 0 89

B. Unemployment ...sea .. a . 89

C. Youth .. 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 90

XXI. Vocational Guidance .......immo . 9i

A. Aptitudes . .................. 0 w . 91

B. Counselors 0 0 0 a 0 0 91

C. Curricular Choice .4, 0 ..... . 0001 01 . a 0 92

D. Occupational Information ............... 0 . . . 92

E. Services . . . . im,.... 0 . 92

F. Vocational Adjustment 0 0 93

G. Vocational . . 94

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A. Attendants in State Institutions

#1Doughty, Mary L.

"Evaluation of an In-Service Training Program forEmployees at the Vineland State School."

Listed in AlaMEgh la Elg Jersey, Ialttlall2aa laft4genciel; Notiamtlgaft, AREil 122 to FebruarY126g. N. J. Department of Institutions and AgenciesResearch Serial No. 344. N. J. Institutiohal CodeNo. 21. Notification date Oct. 1966. Refer toVineland State School, Vineland, N. J. fOr informationabout the project.

#2Kott, M. G.

"Attendant Training Project."Listed in Research la New Jersey Institutions ga.4

Agiendes; Notifications, April 122 12 &bola 126.10N. J. Department of Institutions and Agencies ResearchSerial No. 278. N. J. Institutional Code No. 26.Notification date June, 1962. Refer to JohnstoneTraining and Research Center, Bordentown, N. J. forInformation about the project.

#3Parnicky, Joseph J.

"Attendant Training - A National Survey."Listed in Resear14 o New Jersey Institutions, and Agencies;Notifications, A137.1 1212 to abEgaml2kg. N. J.Department of Institutions and Agencies ResearchSerial No. 560. N. J. Institutional Code No. 26.Notification date April, 1967. Refer to JohnstoneTraining and Research Center, Bordentown, N. J.for information about the project.

B. Automation and Employment

Eastman, Hal P., Jr.Changing Requirements and Eda,,omt Training as a

ction c,,D Automation.

A study of tape controlled machine institutions andthe resulting shift in employees' skills.) Code No. 10-8in the Social Science Research Inventory of the Bureauof Governmental Research, Rutgers - The State UniversityNew Brunswick, N. J. First listed as Active Project inS. S. R. I. No. 7, 1966. Last listed as terminatedProject in No. 8, 1966. Completed results filed.

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Eastman, Hal P., Jr.0The Impact of Automation and Mechanization on Job

Evaluation Plans. If

Code No. 10-21 in the .422111 &Id= PesearohImam of the Bureau of Governmental Research,

Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.

First listed as Anticipated Project in S. S. R. I.

No. 9, 1967.

#6Gorgol, John F.

lb/ Impact 9.f. Nume4c41Y Controlled Pr9duction

EgmlagnI on EmPloYmeA la New Jersey;.

New Jersey: Department of Labor & Industry,

Division of Employment Security, 1968.

Code No. 2-27 in the Social saimm Ellaarahof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - The

State University New Brunswick, N. J. First listed

as Anticipated Project in S. la. R. I. No. 6, 1966.

Last listed as Terminated Project in No. 12, 1968.

Project completed; Report forwarded to N. J. Dept.

of Labor and Industry in Jan, 1968.

C. Aviation Education

Placek, Joyce M.The Status of Aviatim Education in tut Second, a

Schools 2S. NIE Jersey, 195 -19,5..

Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper Montaair,

New Jersey. Abstract in annual Research Abstracts

Bulletin of Montclair State College; v. 49,no. 2 (1956),

pp. 50.52. Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

D. Commuting Patterns

#8New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Division of

Employment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.

Commutino Patterns Workers Jersey.

(Research Series No. 3.). Trenton, New Jersey:

Department of Labor and Industry, 1961. 45 p. and

extensive appendixes. Copies for loan in the New

Jersey Occupational Research Development Resource

Center.,

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E. Comparative Education

#9Donaghay, Herbert C.

"A Comparison of Education in the Federal Republic ofGermany and the United States, 1965."Master of Education Degree Project Report, June, 1966,for the Department of Vocational-Technical Education,Rutgers - The State University, Graduate School ofEducation, Brunswick, N.J. Consult the report atthe Vocational-Technical Curriculum Laboratory atRutgers' New Brunswick campus.

F. Curriculum Development

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Cummings, John M."Bayonne High School Curriculum Research Project,"Project No. 6-85045 of the U.S. Office of Education,reported in the New Jersey Occupational Research andDevelopment Branch's Report, June 'a -Dec. '66,

#11Cummings, John M. and Culloo, Leo.

"Development of Multi-Media Programmed InstructionalMaterials for the Training of Law Enforcement Officers."Project No, 6-2879 listed in On -God Projects DuringFiscal 1.967 of the U.S . Office of Education's Divisionof Comprehensive and Vocational Education Research.

#12Green, Ralph and Scheaffer, Geraldine.

Development of Multi-Media programmed InstructionalMaterials for the Training of Law Enforcement Officers.Initial Curriculum Study.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, Divisionof Vocational Education, 1967. 87p. Available inmicrofiche: ED 025 645, VT 007 473.

#13Hanawalt, Alice Fowler.

"Development of a Guide for Developing Teaching Plans-Late Adolescent Level."Master of Education Degree Project Report, Oct. 1966,for the Department of Vocational-Technical Education,Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J. Consult the reportat the Vocational-Technical Curriculum Laboratory atRutgers' New Brunswick campus.

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#14Lockette, Rutherford E. and Cummings, John.

Ilakaa4aA112nof the 1/0.Ma0-01and Practical.Arts, Education.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1966. 11p.(Bayonne Public Schools; Department of Education; Trenton StateCollege). Available in microfiche: ED 024 777, VT 005 413.

#15Schwartz, Milton M., and Kerrison, Irvine L. H.

Learning Process, ith Applications to Workers' Education.

New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University, institute ofManagement and Labor Relations, 1956. 24p.

#16Tuckman, Bruce W.

"Scope:Study of Curriculum for Occupational Preparation andEducation."(Scope's major objective is to coordinate and contribute to anational curriculum development effort at the secondary schoollevel aimed at increasing the relevance of high school educationfor the large majority of our youth who must seek employment orfurther job training upon graduation. Implementation of the

major objective will require: (1) the establishment of a func-tional communication link among the State-supported vocationalCurriculum Development Centers, and (2) the refinement andtesting of a scheme for classifying educational objectives interms of the performance requirement and objectives rather thanthe subject-matter). Code No. 5-34 in the So, cial Science Eft:

search Inventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers-The State University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed as ActiveProject in S.S.R.I. No. 13, 1968. Tentative Completion date:

June 30, 1970.

#17Urffer, Alfred C., and Winston, James (ed.).

Establishing.a Training Program-Selected Experiences.New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University, Institute of Manage-ment and Labor Relations, 1956. 45p.

G. Economic Trends

#18Flip:.:, Salomon J. et al.

The Egakozz of New Jersey: A Report Prepared for the,Depart-,ment of Uctai!oarc*Ittiom. and Economic Development of the State of

New Jersey la a Group of Rutgers Scholars....New BrunsWick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1958. 673 p.

$5.00. Includes such chapters as: "Growth and Structttre of

Employment"; "Personal Income"; "Manufacturing Industries";"Commerce and Trade"; "The Agricultural Economy"; and, "Education".Available for loan from the New Jersey Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

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#19Smith, Georgina.

In- ration and Out- Migration of Plants inn New Jersey.

Code No. 7-1 in the Social Science Research Inventoryof the Bui.eau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - Ths

State University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed as

Active Project in S. 1, R. I. No. 8, 1966. Last listed

as Terminated Project in No. 9, 1967. Report prepared and

circulated,

#20

Sternlieb, George,The Leisure Market: A study of the Market Potentialof Leisure Activities in Southern N.J.Code No. 10-7 in the Social Science Research Inventory'

of the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - The

State University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in S. S. R. I. No. 7, 1966. Last listed

as Completed Project 1n To."13, 1968. Pub. expected

January, 1968.

H. Employer Policies

#21

Huff, Stanley W."Hiring Practices, Hiring Standards, and Manpowe'

Development Policies of Selected Employing Institutions

in Labor Markets With Differing Rates of Unemployment."Dissertation, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey.

Manpower Research Project No. 91-32-66-20, described in

Manpower Research Pro.iects Sponsored hythe U.S. .10epartme

of Labor, Manpower Administration .kaggiallbmala, 122Z.

When available, Manpower Administretion Research Project

Reports are distributed to libraries participating in the

Documents Expediting Project; in New Jersey, consult the

libraries of Princeton University or Rutgers University.

#22

Lester, Richard A.Hiring Practices and Labor Competition.Report Series No. 88. 1954. 108pp.

Listed in the Publication List, Jarlala, 1969, of the

Industrial Relations Section of Princeton University.

Available from University Microfilms, Inc., 300 North

Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48106. Available only in

xeroxed form.

I. Facilities

41 23

Larson, Milton E.A Guide for Plar, bajak_pati gum OCCUDatjaila,Ertimattlan Programs j 1ha )6W11242436.91.4, InterimBE221.11, Research gA.Columbus, Ohio: Ohio State University, Center forVocational and Technical Education, 1968. 74 p.Available in microfiche: ED 023926, VT 007370;available from the Ohio Center for 0.00.

# 24Macak, Walter J.

pjaming,ggklimatm Vocational and Technical

Trenton, New Jersey: Division of VocationalEducation, 1969. 14 P.

# 25

McNeice, William C."Establishment and Initial Operation of a VocationalFacilities Planning Laboratory to Develop VocationalFacility Planning Guides Concerning Twenty Clustersof Occupations."Current research reported in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Development Branch's Report, JuneDec. v66.

J. Information Centers

# 26

Helms, Frank Q.Score,at Work in Ingam11100enters ADA Alg =alio

and Skills, hisaix_,ed for it erformanceb.

(Sponsorship: Air Force, Office of Aerospace Research;Directorate of Information ScienPesResearch; Graduate School of LibraryService).

Code No. 9-5 in the g22111 &l am Blaugmh IllvAentoryof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listedas Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 7, 1966. Lastlisted as Active Project in No.13, 1968.

# 27

Oko, Dorothy K. and Downey, Bernard F.Library Service to Labor,New York: Scarecrow Press, 1963.

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#28York, Edwin G.

The argLinigLq.jan,114-RS.etrieval =emu thtNew :an= osamEiLLonai,Regauch and DevelommtResource Center.Trenton, New Jerseys Division of Vocational Education1969. 7p.

K. In-Service Training Programs

#29

Bodnar, Raymond D.; Keane, Kerry J.; Reock, Ernest C., Jr.Catalo e of 2n- ;Serves as4.pite Courses,.This is the New Jersey section of a nation-wide

catalogue of all available in-service trainingcourses for officials and employees of localgovernments.) National League of Cities, 1966.Code No. 3-12 in the mglIgial §2121121 Baugrch ImentorYof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in S. S. R. I. No. 5, 1965. Lastlisted as Terminated Project in No. 6, 1966.

L. Philosophy

#30

Shimberg, Benjamin.Eclucation

Paper.Princeton, New Jersey:1966. 46p.

Perspectives A Bacl...sa2..

Educational Testing Service,

#31Shimberg, Benjamin.

"Vocational Education: Is It More than Educationfor a Vocation?"(in Vocational Education: Prosuatga for Change.Boston, Massachusetts: Advisory Council on Education,1967).

M. Research Coordination

#32

Girandola, Rudolph J.ERIC - The ..thid Verse

Center and ;go.

Trenton, New Jersey:Education, 1969. 10p.Occupational Research

Research and Deve osmga/ Resource

Divisinn of VocationalCopies available from the N.J.

Development Resource Center.

#33Koo, Po-Yen.

gaidaingas..frYsmandiaa A2123491tiall

EiSlaglilitENETIggE Research,, %tads&and Experimental Programs in Vocational Eggium.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education1969. 32p. Copies may be secured from theDirector of Evaluation, N.J. Occupational ResearchDevelopment Bureau.

#34Koo, Po-Yen.

"Vocational Education Research Topics List."(in Feedback of Occupational Research and Develoment,Vol. 4, No. 1, Winter 1969, pp.Copies of this issue may be secured from: Coordinator,N.J. Occupational Research and Development ResourceCenter.

#35Law, Gordon F.

"Research Visibility Series" in American VocationalJournal issues as follows: Vol. 42, No. 11-12,Nov.- Dec.,196 ?; Vol.43, No. 1-4, Jan.-April, 1968.Available on microfiche: ED 016872, ED 016874,ED 017739, Ed 017743, ED 018674, ED 018675.

#36LoCascio, Ralph.

"New Jarsey Occupational Research And DevelopmentCoordinating Unit."Project No. 6-3001, listed in Oz-Going ProleetsDuring Fiscal, 1967 of the U.S. Office of Education'sDivision of Comprehensive and Vocational EducationResearch.

#37LoCascio, Ralph.

New Verse y Research Coordinating Unit for VocationalEducation, Interim Report.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1968.34 p. Project No. 5;0110 under the U.S. Office ofEducation.

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#38Worthington, Robert M.

The Establishment and Initial Operation of a RP:search and

Developmeqt Unit ia the Division of Vocational Education,

New ,Jerapy Department of Education, June, 1965-December4 1966.

Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1967. 19p.

Project No. 5-0110, listed in gamaLtt,24., ,ProjecIs as of October

31, 1967 of the U.S. Office of Education's Division of Com-

prehensive and Vocational Education Research. Available in

Microfiche, ED 010 616. Limited number of copies available

from the N.J. Occupational Research Development Resource Center.

#39York, Edwin G.

A Compilation of Resource Lists for Vocational Educator ;Annotated Bibliography of STEllogra5=FEFUEing vaioiEducation, 1960-1969.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education; to be

published in 1969.

N. Safety

#40Schaefer, Carl J. et al.

Developing Proper Attitudes toward Eye Protection in the

School Shop, A Research Report.University Park, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania State University,

1965. 21p. Available in microfiche: ED 017 640, VT 000 943.

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O. Teacher Training

#41Larson, Milton E.

"A Vocational Technical Teacher Technology Center: The Develop.

ment of a Model."New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers - The State University, 1967.

Project No. 5-0018, listed in Completed Projects as of October

31, 1967 of the U.S. Office of Education's Division of Com-

prehensive and Vocational Education Research. Available in

Microfiche, ED 003 522.

#42O'Brian, John L. and O'Neill, John J.

"The Development of a Master Teacher Training Curriculum

for Teachers of Occupational Level Training Programs."

New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers - The State University,

1966. 161p.Project No. 5-0171, listed in Completed Prolects.as of

Ock.bor 1262 of the U. S. Office of Education'sDivision of Comprehensive and Vocational Education Research.

Available in microfiche, ED 010 161.

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#43O'Brian, John L. (ed)

ib110M02.0.Ngree 4M4L170001-9M1a19161.9.11Education Leadership.New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers - The State

University, 1966. 52p. Copies for loan available

from the N.J. Occupational Research and Development

Resource Center.

#44Rutgers - The State University. Graduate School of Education.

Department of Vocational-Technical Education.

Technology - Resource laa for Vocational piumusan4

New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers - The State

University, n. d. 19p.

The chief investigatitr: Milton E. Larson. Available

in microfiche: ED 019 435, VT 002 305. Copies for

loan in the New Jersey Occupational Research and

Development Resource Center.

#45Schaefer, Carl.

"The Advanced Degree and Vocational-Technical

Education Leadership (A 5ymposium)."

Sponsored by Rutgers - The State University.

Project No. 5-8464, listed in 220.11tdrMakataAg gt October 210 1967 of the U.S. Office of

Education's Division of Comprehensive and Vocational

Eduation Research. Available in microfiche, ED 010015.

P. Television

#46Schaefer, Carl J. and Strong, Merle E.

Urine Television rsz ,Supervisory

Plx212mai.Columbus, Ohio: Department of Education, 1959.

15 p. Available in microfiche: ED 016032,

VT 00076.

Q. Trade Unions

Levine, Herbert; Humza, kl; Chernick, Jack.

"Trade Union Role in Vocational Rehabilitation."

(A Research-Demonstration Project designed to test

the feasibility of increasing the participation of

local unions in finding of cases and in supporting

the rehabilitation process.)

Code No. 7-9 in the Social Science Research Inventory

of the BUreau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - The

State University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed

as Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 5, 1965. Last

listed as Active Project in No. 131 1968.

#48Smith, Georgina M. and Steffen, Robert A.

"R. C. I. A. Education Program Survey."(A sample survey of retail clerks in a large localto determine their characteristics, their educationalneeds and interests, the extent of their participationin union activities, and their views on the day-to-dayservices offered by the union).Code NO. 7-18 in the &s ill §212622 kaugialaymt2rxof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Firstlisted as Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 12, 1968.Last listed as Active lkoject in No. 13, 1961.

# 49Troy, Leo.

Wan briblim= la alt J'ePemkA compilation of union membership data, with class-ifications by International Unions, county, etc.).Code No. 7-1 in the 19,24A21 &jam kaargil Um.=of the Bureau of Governmental Resmach, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in S. L R. I. No. 2, 1964. Lastlisted as Terminated Project it No. 5., 1965, ReportPublished.

R. Wages

# 50

Lester, Richard A."Pay Differentials by Size of Establishment," inksillagida aldatjazga Vol. 7, No. 1, October, 1967.Listed in the Publication List, January 1969 of theIndustrial Ralations Section 6, Princeton University.A single reprint copy is free on request from theIndustrial Relations Section Office, PrincetonUniversity, Pkinceton, N. J. 08540.

# 51New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry.

Division of Employment Security. Bureau of Researchand Statistics. Emma Labor, Area Occupationalan Survey; Barber 1.4figlisly Shous.

Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor andIndustry, 1968g 15p. Loan copies available inN.J. Occupational Research and DevelopentResource Center.

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S. Workers

#52Kerr, Clark; Dunlop, John T.; Harbison, Frederick H. andMyers, Charles A.

Indusrtriajis i an In user Lai .Oxford University Press; 1964. 258p. $1.95.Listed in the galloilan Lilt, January 1969 of theIndustrial Relations Section of Princeton University.Available from Oxford Univeraty Press, 1600 PollittDrive, Fair Lawn, N.J. 07410.

#5,Schwartz, Milton and Carpenter, John.

"The Meaning and Significance of Job Related Needs."(To determine the meaning of imprecisely definedterms commonly used in motivational research.)Code No. 2-11 in the Social Science At mach Invenimyof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in S. S. R. I. No. 1, 1964. Last listed

as Terminated Project in No. 9, 1967. Reportcompleted December, 1966, and being prepared forpublication.

T. Youth Organizations

#54Vance, James C.

"The Role of Youth Organizations in VocationalEducation."(Rider College Institute, August 11-15, 1969: 100

participants). BR Proposal Number 9-0322 listedin Individual Pliort-Term kgaing Programt forProfessional Parsonnel Approved for 120 of theDivision of Comprehensive and Vocational EducationResearch, Bureau of Research, U.S. Office ofEducation.

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II. ADULT EDUCATION

A. Administration

# 55Crabtree, Arthur P.

Directing the Adult Program.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, n.d.34p.

Copies for loan from the N.J. Occupational ResearchDevelopment Resource Center.

# 56Gambacorta, Rocco.

"Proposed Suggested Course of Study for Supervisorsof Adult Education."M. ED. thesis, Glassboro State College, 1965. Consultthe thesis in the Library of Glassboro State College.

# 57McMahon, Ernest E.

The Emerging Evening. College.New York: Columbia University, 1960.

# 58Steengrafe, Weyman O.

Organizing an Adult School Curriculum.New Jersey Association for Adult Education.1961. No paging. (Monograph No. 1). Order for 350from NJAAE, Fairlawn Adult School, P.O. Box 8,Fairlawn, N.J. 07410

# 59Weinhold, Clyde E.

"Proposed Standards for Teachers and Directors of AdultEducation in New Jersey". Doctor of Education thesis,Rutgers University, 197 215p.Consult the report at the Library of Rutgers University,New Brunswick: Call no. - NJ/LC5252/.N5W4.

60Winston, James S.

Industry and Adult Education.New Jersey Association for Adult Education. 1962.6p. (Monograph No. 4). Order for 350 from NJAAE,Fairlawn Adult School, P.O. Box 8, Fairlawn, N.J.07410.

B. Basic Education

# 61Xerox Corporation.

Adult; Basic Education in Vocational Training;. ManpowerTraining Skills Center, Newark, New Jersey.New York: Xerox Corporation, 1967, 81p.Available in limited quantities from the New Jersey

Occupational Research and Development Resource Center.

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C. Civic Education

#62Crabtree, Arthur P. (Jack).

Civic Education for Adults.New Jersey Association for Adult Education, 1969. 6p.

(Monograph No. 10).Order for 35O from NJAAE, Fairlawn Adult School, P.O.Box 8, Fairlawn, N.J. 07410.

D. Diversified Training

#63Dorrell, Ralston E.

"A Description of the Development of the SwedesboroCenter at the Salem County Technical Institute as aPrototype Multi-Occupational Training Program."Master of Education Degree Project Report, June, 1966,for the Department of Vocational-Technical Education,Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - The State University,New Brunswick, N.J. Consult the report at the Vocational-Technical Curriculum Laboratory at Rutgers' New Brunswickcampus.

E. Extension Services

#64McMahon, Ernest E.

University Extension Adult Education.New Jersey Association for Adult Education,1963. 10p. (Monograph No. 5). Order for 350 fromNJAAE, Fairlawn Adult School, P.O. Box 8, Fairlawn,N.J. 07410.

F. History

#65Miller, Norman C. and Lilien, David.

An Early Experiment in Adult Education.New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University, Departmentof Extension, 1951. 40p.

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G. Libraries

#66Roth, Harold L., and Jackson, Robert B.

New Jersey Public Libraries and Adult Education.New Jersey Association for Adult Education, 1961.No paging. (Monograph No. 2). Order for 350 fromNJAAE, Fairlawn Adult School, P.O. Box 8, Fairlawn,N. J. 07410.

H. Older Adults

#67New Jersey. Department of Education; and,Department of Community Affairs; Division of Aging.

flag. (of) Adult Programs in New Jersey to Determinethe Degree to Which Older Citizens Are Participatingin Local Adult Schools,Report date unknown. Listed in Research ,fin, StateDepartments of Education, 0E-23040, U.S. GovernmentPrinting Office, 1965.

I. Program Improvement

#68Biglin, Thomas John.

"Adult Vocational and Technical Education inEssex County, New Jersey, 1944-1958, and Recommendationsfor its Future Development, Spring, 1959."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair,N.J. Abstract in Annual Research Abstracts Bulletinof Montclair State Calega v. 5277(37771960),pp. 12-14. Report itself in Montclair's SpragueLibrary.

#69Crabtree, Arthur P.

The Teaching of Adults.Trenton, New Jerseys Department of Education, n.d. 28p.Copies for loan from the N.J. Occupational ResearchDevelopment Resource Center.

#70

Dolgoff, Ralph et al.Adult Education JElmims of the :YMCA, YWCA, Y. 'YWCA.

New Jersey Association for Adult Education, 1962. 41).

(Monograph No. 3) Order for 350 from NJAAE, FairlawnAdult School, P.O. Box 8, Fairlawn, N.J. 07410.

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# 71Gnagney, Theodore P.

Coming Revolution in Education.New Jersey Association for Adult Education, 19640 8p.

(Monograph No. 7) Order for 350 from NJAAE, FairlawnAdult School, P.O. Box 8, Fairlawn, New Jersey 07410.

# 72

McMahon, Ernest E.New Directions for Alumni: Continuing Education forthe 9920 Graduate.Chicago: Center for the Stadge of Liberal Education forAdults, 1960. Now available from University College,Syracuse University, 610 East Fayette Street; Syracuse,New York 13202.

#73McMahon, Ernest E.

"Report Cards for Adults?"(in Adult Leadership (December, 1964) p. 169 et. seq.)

J. Psychological Foundations

#74Schwartz, Milton M. and Lanyon, Richard I.

Psychological Foundations of Adult Education.New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers - The State

University, 1966. 17p. Available in microfiche:ED 011 625.

K. Salaries

+75New Jersey. Department of Education.

Survey of Salaries for Directors of Adult Educationin New Jersey.Report date unknown. Listed in Research in StateDepartments of Education, 0E-2304T, U.S. GovernmentPrinting Office, 1965.

+76New Jersey. Department of Education.

Survey of Salarts ,fox Teachers of Adult112N Jersey.

Report date unknown. Listed in ResearchDepartments of Education, 0E-23040, U.S.Printing Office, 1965.

Education. An

in StateGovernment

L. Trade Unions

#77Kerrison, Irvine L. H. and Levine, Herbert A.

Labor Leadership Education; a Union-EgEttsity__, A roach,New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 19 0.188p.

#78Levine, Herbert A.

Labor Unions and Adult Education.New Jersey Association for Adult Education,1963. 6p, (Monograph No. 6). Order for 350 fromNJAAE, Fairlawn Adult School, P.O. Box 8, Fairlawn,N.J. 07410,

#79Pearce, John J., and Kerrison, Irvine, L.H.

Planning, a Local Union Education Pro ram,New Brunswtck, N.J.: Rutgers University,Institute of Management and Labor Relations,1956. 25p,

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Agagatgra_XmaIi2a

A. Farm Labor

#80

Westcott, Edwin."Economic Study of Agricultural Labor in TheNortheast."(concerned with all economic aspects for farm lab*and its relat4.onship to the future of agriculture inthe region).(Sponsorship: Northeastern Agricultural Experiment

Station Directors).Code No. 1-5 in the §24611 Science Alaausia ;nventoryof the Bureau of Goveramental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in S. S. R. I. No. 12, 1968.

B. Fishing Reefs

#81Davidson, Paul.

"Economic Costs and Benefits to be Derived from theConstruction of Artificial Fishing Reefs."(A study of the economic feasibility and the costsand benefits involved in the utilization of metropolitanwastes, particularly junked automobile bodies, for theconstruction of artificial fishing reefs).(Sponsorship: Ford Foundation and the Bureau of

Economic Research).Code No. 2-38 in the gmial Science Research Inventoryof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listedas Anticipated Pkoject in S. S. R. I. No. 9, 1967.Tentative Completion Date: October 1, 1968.

C. Production Efficiency

#82Westcott, Edwin.

"Farm Organization and Inputs As Related ToEfficiency of Production and Not Returns."(Study of various alternative farm organizations, todetermine and evaluate farm adjustments economicallyfeasible in relation to production trends and tostudy the economic response from input factors forindividual farm commodities).Code No. 1-5 in the Social Science Research Inventoryof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in S. S. R. I. No. 12, 1968.

D. Sales Occupittions

#83Sheaffer, James A.

"Horticultural Sales Occupations Task Analysis."Master of Education Degree Project Report, June, 1966,for the Department of Vocational-Technical Education,Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J. Consult the reportat the Vocational-Technical Curriculum Laboratory atRutgers' New Brunswick campus.

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IV. ARREMI122WEENRE

A. Curriculum Materials

#84Hever, Albert J.

'A Related Course Study for the Training of FireAlarm Apprentices."Master of Education Degree Project Report, August, 1967,for the Department of Vocational-Technical Education,Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J. Consult the report atthe Vocational-Technical Curriculum Laboratory atRutgers' New Brunswick campus.

B. *istorl

#85Dodge, Phillip M.

"An Investigation of Colonial Apprenticeship as aFactor in the Development of the Free Public SchoolSystem in New England during the 17th Century."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair,N.J. Abstract in annual Research Abstracts Bulletinof Montclair State College: v. 51,7375795.§), Pp. 15-17.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

C. Training Needs

#86Vew Jersey. Department of Education.

Revert 9m A Study, IQ Determlo.ths.lasluTz,targntices Arg, EmpjazILaz4 the Number of EnIplugd,ADDrentices Enrolled j Related Instrmtion glum.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1963.22p, - 1966. 16p.

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V. Business Education

A, Administration

#87Jablin, Janice A.

"An Investigation of Actual Administrative andSupervisory Duties Performed by Business EducationDepartment Heads in Forty Public High Schools inBergen and Essex Counties, New Jersey. Spring, 1962."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research Abstracts

of Montclair State College: v. 55, no. 41963), pp. 41-43. Report itself in Montclair's

Sprague Library.

B. Bookkeeping and Automation

#88Orefice, Dominick.

"An Investigation of the Influerce of IntegratedData Processing on Bookkeeping in Fifteen Large LocalCorporations and on High School Bookkeeping Programsin Five Northern New Jersey Counties, July, 1962."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research A

of Montclair State College v. 55, no.4 1963)

PP. 64-66. Report Itself in Montclair's SpragueLibrary.

C. Computer Programming

#89Johns, Theodore.

"The. Feasibility Of, and the Content For, anIntroductory Course in Computer Programming in theMathematics Department, Morris Hills High School,Rockaway, N.J., 1964-1965."Masterle Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research

kulletin of Montclair State College; v. 58,no. 6 (1966), pp. 29-31. Report itself in Montclair'sSprague Library.

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D. Course Enrichment

#90

New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of Vocational.Education.

Lezoil2±1119 7140t Program Studying, ghg at El ctronicuik...,.1.1.1ba.sLtansamphyglmarsan. Trenton, New

Jersey: Department of Education, 1968. 32p. A limitednumber of copies available through the Division ofVocational Education Public Information, Department ofEducation, 225 West State Street, Trenton, N.J.

#91Wendlocher, John L., Jr.

"A Survey of Sources of Enrichment for a BasicBusiness Course to be Offered in the Community ofBasking Ridge, 1956."

Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair,N.J. Abstract in annual Research Abstracts letinof Montclair State College: v. 5007777758 p pp. 50-52.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

E. Curriculum

#92Aquino, Charles C.

"An Inquiry into the Business Education Curriculum ofFifty Secondary Schools in Five New Jersey Counties,1955-1960."

Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research AbstractsBulletin of Montclair State College: v. 53, no. 377171 7P10., 7-8. Report itself in Montclair's SpragueLibrary.

F. Employment Procedures

#93

Stallings, Francis L."The Office Personnel Selection Procedures inSeventy-four Large Industries Around Cedar Grove,N.J., Spring, 1965."

Master's Raport, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research AbstractsBulletin of Montclair State College: v. 58, no. 6TT9 7174). 55 -58. Report itself in Montclair'sSprague Library.

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G. Follow -up Studies

AO 94

Baecht, Wilhelmina P."Value of Courses to Employed Graduates of Business

Education, Classes 1954-58, Clifford J. Scott High School

East Orange, U.J. Based on Survey in Spring of 1959."

Master's alort, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair,

N.J. Abstract in annual Research A tr

of Montclair State College: v. 52, no.2 1960 pp. 7.9.

Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

H. History

#93Fiber, Larry R.

"History of Business Education in New Jersey."

Doctoral Dissertation, 1968. Soon to be available

through University Microfilms, A Xerox Co.,

300 North Zeeb Rd., Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106.

I. Office Practice

#96Butwin, Bernadine B.

"A Survey of the Office Practice Course in Fifty-seven

Public High Schools in Essex, Bergen, and Passaic

Counties, New Jersey,Fall, 1963."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, N.J. Abstract in annual BtagmhAb r;ct= Bulletin of Montclair State College: v. 57,

no. 4, 1965), pp. 14-17. Report itself in Montclair's

Sprague Library.

J. Teacher Training

#97Jacobs, Lloyd H., Jr.

"The Achievements of Business Education Graduates, Classes

of 1950-1955, New Jersey State Teachers College at

Montclair, December, 1955."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, N.J. Abstract in annual &mush Abstracts

t n of Montaiir State College: v. 49, no. 4

1957 pp. 19-22. Report itself in Montclair's

Sprague Library.

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K. Typing

#98Wien, Margaret S.

"A Study To Determine Factors Influencing the Qualityof Transcripts Produced by Students of VaryingAbilities and Backgrounds of ExperiencePMaster's thesis, 1966, Rider College, Trenton, N.J.Thesis can be consulted in the Rider College Library.

L. Work Experience Programs

#99Etheridge, John W.

"An Evaluation of the Work Experience Program inthe Business Department at the Hanover Park (N.J.)

High School, 1957-1958."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual ResearchAb tr et Bulletin of Montclair State College; v. 51,

no. 3 1959), pp. 21-23. Report itself in Montclair's

Sprague Library.

VI. Cooperative Programs

A. Industrial Education Programs

# 100

Carrol, John, Jr."A Study of the Development of Cooperative IndustrialEducation Programs and their Implementation inSelected High Schools of Atlantic County, New Jersey."Master of Education Degree Project Report, June, 1967,for the Department of Vocational-Techrical Education,Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J. Consult the reportat the Vocational- Technical Curriculum Laboratoryat Rutgers' New Brunswick campus.

B. Office Eduoration Programs

# 101

Kays, Sister Mary Eloise"A Status Study of the Cooperative Office WorkExperience Programs in the Catholic SecondarySchools in the State of New Jersey."Master's thesis, 1967, Rider College, Trenton, New Jersey.Thesis can be consulted in the Rider College Library.

#1.02

Kingston, Carmela C.

"Study of the Status and Evaluation of CooperativeOffice Education Programs in New Jersey."A doctoral dissertation funded during fiscal 1969and 1970.

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VII. Evaluation

A. Licensing

#103

Shimberg, Benjamin.

Wensing P2914521ZUWWWIMMAIMA 1h2MAL Mill9IMAttlarline.Report of a project completed under Contract No. DOT-CG83765-A, United States Coast Guard, Department ofTransportation, and Educational Testing Service,Princeton, N.J., February, 1969.

#104Shimberg, Benjamin, and Moe, John V.

Lk. Lurat buct satunigat tilt gnaw= zt irivestigoingNationally pill awl d LIMUliala Practices, caAnitalatilitY And Mail= Qa -ps.:Eratuganall lAnwar..InL Q223414=111 lb= aill .shortages, Egit.Report of a research project completed under grant No.91-32-68-18, Manpower Administration, United StatesDepartment of Labor,, and Edudational Testing Service,*Princeton, N.J., May, 1968.

#105

Shimberg, Benjamin."State And National Licensing Examinations as aTechnique for Evaluating Vocational-TechnicalEducation."Mimeographed paper prepared for the National.Conference on Evaluating Vocational and TechnicalEducation Programs, October* 1968.

Pilot Programs

#106

Brown, Walter E."The Development of A Behavioral Model for theEvaluation of Pilot Programs and to Test the ModelUsing Pilot Food Service Programs Finishing TheirSecond Year of Operation."Research Internship during fiscal 1969. Report to becompleted.

#107Laidlaw, William.

"An Evaluation of New. Jersey Pilot and DemonstrationProjects Which Have Completed Three Years of Funding."New York: Cybern-Education, Inc.; incomplete.Funded during fiscal 1969.

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#108Tdckman, Bruce W.

T. Develorment and Testin2 2f sagalmaugla

Ma ter 1.129.1111.9.01. pia grSgrain8Rutgers - The State University, 1967. 104p.New Brunswick, New Jersey.Project No. 6-8355, listed in Completed Projects asof October ,31, 1212 of the U.S. Office of Education'sDT:vision of Comprehensive and Vocational EducationResearch. Available in microfiche: ED 014567;Final Report, ED 016083, VT 003562.

C. Programs

#109

Starr, Harold."Development of a Model to Evaluate State Programsof Vocational and Technical Education."Listed as a research project during fiscal 1969 in theNew Jersey Research Coordinates Unit fat;VbcationalEducation, Interim Retort. July 1968.

D. Teacher Effectiveness

#110

Hyman, Ronald T."The Ideal Teachex - Pupil Relationship."Code No. 5-28 in the Social Sc gagt Research XnventorYof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listedActive Project in O. S. R. I. No. 13, 1968.

#111

McChesney, Ann Seefeldt."The Relationship of Teacher Training and Experienceto Attitude Toward and Effective Teaching of SlowLearners."Master of Education Degree Project Report, April, 1967,for the Department of Vocational-Technical Education,Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J. Consult the reportat the Vocational-Technical Curdculmeliboratoryat Rutgers ' New Brunswick campus.

#112Tuckman, Bruce W.

A augly, 91. the E f_fac.:_,tivenes4.3 of ;461mmdijars. Versus Non,-

Wagd421LVocational Teachers ate, A luaatton sfltaamb,Characteristics an Course, Format: 17.102 gnarl.New Brunswick, New Jersey: Wagers - The State University,1968. 112 p. Project No. 6-2300, listed in On-isIngProjoallkwimapsEl 126/ of the U.S. Office of Educa-tion,s Division of Comprehensive and Vocational EducationResearch.Copies available for loan in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Devdbpment Resource Center.

E. Teaching Methods

#113Oliver, Wilmot F.

Relative Effectiveness cf Informational. 7-9J&ISCA2191Agmaitale and Student Reactions with Beginning, AndExperienced 110112011911213021,Final Report..New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers - The State University,1967. 80p. Available in microfiche: ED 019 477, VT 004 756.Project No. 6-8327, listed in On-going ProJects,DuringFiscal 1967 of the U.S. Office of Education's Division ofComprehensive and Vocational Education Research.

F. Tests

#114Esser, Barbara.

Testing as, a Tool, in the Admissions Process:, An Over-view of Research.New York: Councilof Social Work Education, 1966. She iscurrently Program Director for Vocational-TechnicalEducation Projects, Educational Testing Service, Princeton,New Jersey.

#115Jensen, 011ie A.

"Constructing Objective Test Items."(in J.J. Donovan (ed.), Recruitment and Selection in thePublic Service. Ghicagoo al.: Public Personnel AssociationLion, 1968.)


The Phase of Trade gamigkaa ExaminationsMimeographed paper prepared for National Seminar onFeasibility of Providing Trade Competency Examinations forTeachers on a National Basis, Rutgers University, December,1966.

if 117Shimberg, Benjamin.

"Standardized TestsReport."(in

in Industrial Arts, Progress

gajo.atjamj.., Education Journal,

pp. 24-25).


"Student Appraisal."Mimeographed paper presented to Florida VocationalGuidance Workshop, Winter Park, Florida, October,1966.

G. Training Needs

1. New Jersey

#119Gorgol, John F.

Antictoatingijaak,Demands.(To develop a measure or index of industrialvulnerability or propensity to work force,contractionsor expansion, and analysis in a selected industryof evolving skill, experience and educationalrequirements of specific occupations or job groupsfaced with displacement from defense dependentactivities).Code No. 2-1 in the So4a1 Science Research alumni=of the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listedas Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 1, 1964. Lastlisted as Completed Project in No. 11, 1967. Reportcompleted and forwarded to the N.J. Division ofEmployment Security.

#120Kaufman, J. and Schaefer, Carl, J.

graaa_Ljam,,d, youth,f2r Effective Occupational

University Park Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania StateUniversity, Institute for Research on Human Resources,

1966. In Press.A follow-up study of high school graduates in ninecities in Pa., N.J., Ohio and Maryland to discoverthe effectiveness of alternative kinds of high school

education by an economic evaluation of the work history

of the graduates.

#121Klein, Harold M.

"A Sum-sr =a= Fmk And. rsarbakiliarkalcalaYsiCode NO. 3-40 in the 192111 Science Baurah Lank=of the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - the.State University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in S. S. R. I. No. $, 1967. Lastlisted as Terminated Project in No. 13, 1968.First phase published as Patterns 2f Public Emplovmentin; New Jersey.

#122New Jersey. Department of Education.

Pilot 22001 Stud..y.Report completed, September 1963 listed in nalugh,fin, State Departments of Education, OE-23040, U.S.Government Printing Office, 1965.

#123

New Jersey. Department of Education.

kiaigagttgY.2 Ealata42it, am, IDA .29122224Pr9PMPRatziat

Report completed,. May, 1961. Listed in RoswellIn. State DeOrtqentz a Education. OE-23040, U.S.Government Printing Office, 1965.

#124

New Jersey. Department of Education.Study 2 High School, 2z2122'...j.ut.,(§211221Yestr 21.1950-1957).Report completed, July, 1962 listed in ResearchAILState Departments 2LEducation, OE-23040, U.S. GovernmentPrinting Office, 1965.


A S udv 9L'Ihtio§2129±1061217222211.Report Completed, October, 1965.Research inLStatePsJAMIOofU.S. Government Printing Office,

JAL) RApclomly

Listed inEducation, 0E43040,1965.

#126New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of Vocational

Education.Follow-up Study of ,Graduates., Vocational-TechnicalEducation proeramu, Class of 1962.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, (1962).36p.

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#127New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Division of Employ-

ment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.New ,Jersey Manpower, projeptionsu 1261:7 .(Research Series

No. 20).Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor and Industry,

1968. 19p. Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational

Research and Development Resource Center.

#128The Port of New York Authority. Planning and DeVelopment Department.

Central Research and Statistics Division. Regional Studies Section.

Th2 Next Twenty Years: A Forecast of gaggIkaajang Jobs

in the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut Metropolitan

Region, 1965-1985.New York: Port of New York Authority, n.d. 32p,

Copies for loan in the N.J. Occupational Research and

Development Resource Center.(The Port of New York Authority was established by compactbetween New Jersey and New York in 1921).

#129Rutgers - The State University. Graduate School of Education,

Department of Vocational-Technical Education. Curriculum Laboratory.

721291922-Sof..19,0111§SAL08-7Trade and 2141§irlgEmma in Public Vocational and T.c1_90ic,....allijgh g910221g,

North Atlantic legion.New Brunswick, N.J., 1964, 60p. The last in a series

continuing for nearly 40 years. The most recent are

available in state education libraries and the N.J.

Occupational Research Resource Center. This data

collection function was assumed by the Division of Voca-

tional and Technical Education, U.S. Office of Education,using a similar format for the collection instrument.

2. Atlantic County


Education.A Survey of Atlantic County to Determine the Need forVocational and Technical Education.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,

1960. 103p. Copies for loan in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#131New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Division of Employ-

ment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.Atlantic City Labor Market Area Profile.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor and Industry,

1963. 18p. Copies for loan in the N.J. Occupational


#132New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Divisionof Employment Security. Bureau of Research and Statisitics.

Occupational Tram Needs Sur = Atlantic CityLabor Market.(Research Series No. 13) Trenton, New Jersey:1963. 32p.

Copies for loan in the New Jersey Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

#133Rubinfine, Sally.

Vocational Education Needs for Atlantic, county.Mays Landing, New Jersey: Office of Atlantic CountySuperintendent of Schools, 1966.Copies for loan in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

3. Bergen County

#13'New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of VocationalEducation.

Report on the Need for A County Vocational Schoolfn Bergen County: Section I.22m,u. and RecommendationsTrenton, New Jersey: State Department of Education,1940. 24p.Cppies for loan in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#135New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of VocationalEducation.

A Survez 91-1 Bergen, Count to Determine the Need forNew or rded Offerings, in Vocational andTechnical &Location.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,1960. 91p.

Copies for loan in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Dbvelopment Resource Center.

4. Burlington County

#136

New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of VocationalEducation.

A Survey of Burlington County to Determine the Needfor Vocational and Technical Education.Trenton, New Jersey: State Department of Education,1960. 110p.

Copies for loan in the New Jersey Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

5. Camden County

#137

Camden

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County Vocational School for Bcds. Investigator Staff.Remit on a Survey of Industries of the Camden CountyVocational SchoolLusBoys.Camden, New Jersey: Camden County Vocational School,

(1934). 47P.Copies for loan in the New Jersey Occupational Researchand levelopment Resource Center.


Education.A aurza of Camden County to Determine the Need forNew or kmadal Offerings in Vocational and TechnicalEducation.Trenton, New Jersey: State Department of Education,1960. 73p.Copies for loan in the New Jersey Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.


Education.Report on A Survey of Industries in Camden County.,Middlesex County,, and Essex County.Trenton, New Jersey: State Department of Education,1934, var. pag.Available for study at the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

#140New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Division ofEmployment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.

Occupational TrainlnENeeds Survey: Camden LaborMarket Area.TResearch Series No. 14). Trenton, New Jersey:Department of Labor and Industry, 1963.Copies for loan in the New Jersey Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

6. Cape May County


A Survey of Caere Cattz To Determine the Need gar,Vocational and Techncial Education.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,

1960. 86p.Loan copies available in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

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#142New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Division of Employ-ment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.

Occupational Training, Needs grmyl Ocean City-Wildwood-Cape May Labor Market Area.(Research Series No. 8).Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor and Industry,1963. 42p. Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

7. Cumberland County

#143Cumberland County Vocational Education Study Commission.

Roost of the Cumberland County Vocational EducationStudy, Commission.N.p.: County Superintendent of Schools Office, 1967. 16p.Loan copies avalable in the N.J. Occupational Research andDevelopment Resource Center.


Report on the Need gar a Vocational Education Program inthe Vineland-Landis. Township School District; Section, II,Summary and Recommendations.Trenton, New Jersey: State Department of Education, 1939.10p. Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#145New Jersey.Education.

Department of Education. Division of Vocational

ALuryty, of Cumberland County. to Determine the Need forVocational and Technical Education.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,1955. 46p. Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

8. Essex County

#146Arbuckle, Lee.

"A Follow-up Study of Non-College-Bound Graduates ofMontclair (N.J.) High School, Classes of 1960 and 1961."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair,N.J. Abstract in annual Research Abstracts Bulletin ofMontclair State College; v. 55, no. 4 (1963); pp. 7-9.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

#147Campion, Howard A.

The V,Icational Schools of Essex County. Nowjersey: AStudy:We Under Direction of the. National Occupqtional.

Conference.New York: National Occupational Conference, 1939.Loan copies available in the New Jersey Occupational


#148

Haskell, Mark A.yrtaris, Man io 1 0Research Series No. 10 Trentonl New Jersey:

Department of Labor and Industry, (1963). 34p.

Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Research

and Development Resource Center.

#149

New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of Vocational

Education.A Survey, k tut 'et9 r*P11419 Izt119x92 papqn0e4 Offerings Vocational AWTechnial

Eag0:112UTrenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,

1960. 11'7p.Loan copies available in the New Jersey Occupational


#150

New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry.Division of Employment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.

Newark, Labor Area =1114.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor and Industry)

1965. 24p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

#151

New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry.

Dilsion of Employment Security. Bureau of Research and

Statistio3.QoaggIlaill Training Needs creLLSurNewark Labor, Market

Aral.tResearch Series No. 18).Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor and Industry,

1964. 34p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Research


9. Gloucester County

#152New Jersey. Department of Education Division of VocationalEducation.

km2r-t 911. t139,11.00..d. fa. A. csvity Yagatiang $0091

inAlaulalar Q2malyJ.Naw Jersey.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,1938. 30p., 10p.Loan copies available in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Devdlopment Resource Center.


avrvey 9s Gloucester Countjr DetenuineZ2z1120119141 Ang Technica3 Magallat.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,

1959. 79p.Loan copies available in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

10. Hudson County#154McCarthy, John A.

gum= and conolusim Pig= Dada2L1 County,

Federated 1,12cA., Floamis Hudson County SurveyAdvisory Cord tag ,Hotel, Plazaz ,Jersey 9112:,

JerseY.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1939.18p.Loan copies available in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#155New Jerseys Department of Education. Division of VocationalEducation.

A Survetd Hudson 9.223=2 Determine: tle, lhgA fgEVocations, ana Technical Educatim.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of VocationalEducation, 1960. 109p.

Loan copies available in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#156New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Divisionof Employment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.

Jersey gily La= Area. Profile.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor and'

Industry, 1965. 29p.Copies for loan in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

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11. Hunterdon County


A Survey, 2: Eimaluaga County. 12 Determijig, tb9

for Vocational ma Taglasal Education,Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1960. 106p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

#158

New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Division ofEmployment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.

gsminguanal Training Needs Survey;, Flemington

La 0 Vla rlAzaa.Research Series No. 17). Trenton, New Jersey:

Department of Labor and Industry, 1964. 21p.Loan copies available in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Development Center.

12. Mercer County

#159Mercer County Industrial Commission.

Res9urcea.awym of Mercer County, New Jersey:11411112±MTrenton, New Jersey: Mercer County Industrial1964. 49p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupationaland Development Resource Center.

tenon

Commission,

Research

#160

Mercer County Industrial Commission.Resources Survey of Mercer County, New Jersey:Section .gs, .119EtiOn.Trenton, New Jersey: Merber County induatrialCommission, 1963. 26p.Loan copies available in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#161

New Jersey, Department of Education. Division of VocationalEducation.

Report of Survey on the Need for a Vocational SchoolProgram in the Trenton,. New jersey;Area.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education,1948. 54p.

Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.


Allan:91Ru= CountviA2I2E1 Related I2.0cauretionalKUULUZI.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,1967. 100p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#163


OccuDatignAlbainingAmas, Survey. Trenton Igsat

OskalA.kResearch Series No. 16). Trenton, New Jersey:Department of Labor and Industry, 1966. 29p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#164

New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Division

of Employment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.31,012.0 Labor,Area

Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor andIndustry, 1966. 29p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

165

U.S. Department of Labor. Bureau of Apprenticeship

and Training.A L291 At Industrial,, Tr ininF in Mercer CcLuznt,Ku:Jersey; EatIliptatlo, ,Types. Practices. AStudy Induptrial Training in Establishments,

2,12.1ingFsm or More Workers in Mercer Cam,New Jersey.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Labor, 1959. 29p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

13. Middlesex County

# 166

Chernick, Jack."Demand and Supply of Labor in Middlesex County LaborMarket Area."Code No. 7-12 in the §22121 Science Research Inventof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - The

State University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asAnticipated Project in S. S. R. I. No. 8, 1966. Lastlisted As Anticipated Prbject in No. 9, 1967.

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#167Coe, Burr D.

Survex 21212gitulgatigng-TechnicalEducation lnAl.ddlesex County,, ,N Jersey.New Brunswick, New Jersey: The Board ofEducation of the Vocational Schools in the Countyof Middlesex, 1960. 147p.Loan available of copies in the N.J. OccupataonalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#168Coe, Burr D. and Zanzalari, 3. Henry,

jodm Years : Aanjear 70110w-14121: Middlesexaganktirocationallnli,reohnioalmgasohocaGraduates. Class 91, June. mi.Middlesex County Vocational and Technical HighSchools,New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1964. 28p.

#169


EmagdamlImal Employment. an HQUPEI Ana Earnings jigMantifacturing; P pth L, Brunswick Area. .132:120.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor andIndustry, 1964. 123p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#170


Occupational, TrainiAgEllialilignrEm: Perth Amboy-by Brunswick Labor Market Area.(Research Series no. 9).Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor andIndustry, 1963. 74p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

14. Monmouth County

#171

New Jersey. Department of Education.Pilot Dmitgll Study Monmouth, County'. 1961 -62.Report completed June, 1962.Listed in Research in State,Departments of Education,OE-23040, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965,

40-


A 22,1m2t &mak 2.0=12, Determine gle, Ltd La,11.20.1409a rte.. kallika MaPAII911.Education; Division of Vocational: Trenton, New Jersey:Division of Vocational Education, 19,58i 89p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.


Zang _Branch kJ= &WI Ara Profile.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor andIndustry, 1964. 23p.Loan copies available in the New Jersey OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#174New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Divisionof Employment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.

02.9111221120.1. 20411-11111-: N.DAIL $urr,q7; 4011 BrnoMar4etka, (Research Series No. 15).Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor andIndustry, 1964, 22p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

15. Morris County


&my Data la ;Detemaa Eugl ssa: Vocational, andIggalaga, Education, la Morris County.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,1953. var. pag.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Develppment Resource Center.


A Survey ,cif Morris County to, DE.A9mtaitatat.fiaciE2r, Vocational and Technical Education.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of VocationalEducation, 1960. 121p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupat&onalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#177Wrigley, Arthur B.

RerlortaillatalatatColx#YYltaatlaullkQh291.111Muria 0912.07* lot &Eau,Trenton, New Jersey; Division of Vocational Education,1937. 52p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

16. Ocean County


A. Par= a Ds= Matz Pataram tit AO, fa!mama Ingl. =Alla Eduoation.Trenton, New Jerseys Division of VocationalEducation, 1960. 107p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.


RtP9rt .9S .1112 .119. 121: ,Pr9:FPfa 4L Y991A9011 Maralti2A111.9 1.22= 291011.2 r1.232=. P94040.

Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,1937. 13p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#180


kemaktigga/gp,ining Needskmanu.LakewoodlemallixarlahalkOsidAtka.(Research Series.No.11).Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor andIndustry, 1963. 49p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#181

Ocean County Vocational Board of Education. Vocational SurveyCommittee.

A,garmy of Ocean County's Needs in Vocational-.Technical Education.

Tams River, New Jersey: Ocean County VocationalBoard of Education, 1968. 51p.

Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

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17. Passaic County

#182

Citizens' Committee for the Study of A Technical andVocational High School in Passaic County.

211170.21101 ..9.04=22 Re Dort San cation Andat2Ilnalga804Q(4.1144121 JP-PraJzoeL04711=4,Final Peport.New Jersey Bank and Trust company, 1961. 206p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#183Moskowitz, Harvey S.

Ea; lutaiduaz 320042 Xazt .r.Q.Z

Ei=4162 .01141174, kit .g1riazPaterson, New Jersey: Passaic County Area RedevelopmentBoard, 1962. 38p.



A &ow at laglitla gm& 12. ataraiat lila faxInatiaal, RAI Tulnigalr, 214911404Trenton, New Jersey: Division of VocationalEducation, 1960. 106p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.


Paterson - Passaic lagr Market A291, Profile.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor andIndustry, 1964. 22p.Loan copies available at the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#186New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Division ofEmployment Security.

Skill, ,Survev; Ed 2B. Litz: Market artaz 1965 Prclectipn.(Series No. 6)Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor andIndustry, 1964. 22p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

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#187New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Division of Emp165747*:ment Security. Bureau of Research and Statistics.

Sk 1 S Y, Piltmaaaklar.ex A.221.2. 120 ProJeotion.A mResearch Ses No. 6A).

Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor and Industry,1962. 8p. Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

18. Salem County

#188New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of Vocational Education

A 2.4=2Y 2:. Eau gm= 1,2 DII2Xmlattlit N2.9419X.RgatatgmA114#14 Qau luf vs.zielma babalal 40140,4q4Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,1960. 76p.

Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

19. Somerset County


Ba209Xi SILtla..E2Ad fa", a g.gart.-7Y2212.1491211 School, sillSomerset galatla New Jersey.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1931.

49p. Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

20 Sussex County#1

New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of Vocational Education.A Resurvey of Sussex County to Determine the Need For VOc-ational-Technical Education and toBEingthe 1957 SurveyData Up. To D.Trenton; New Jersey: *Divikion of Vocational Education,1964. 44p. Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.


A Survey of Sussex cilagIz to Determine the Need forVocational And Technical Education.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,1958. 63p.

Loan Copies available at the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

21. Union County

#192

New Jersey. Department of Education.

402.2USLIEb....S.=,91:19,62;2010-9211111Z.P.M12=ZReport completed, February, 1963 Listed in

RegiclarchlagWIN211211 21:Education,0E.230400 U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965.


A Ilanasatt111A Sc High.14211W,Power County .402221,./..

Report completed, 1962. Listed in Rumrsjajin, State

Pluartg a Education, OE-23040, U.S. Government

Printing Office, 1965.

#194

New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of

Vocational Education,

kPattatIM1922911.2PER.P.92121122414§2h9.21ti.gwansamtrAlaximamslab4tttdj02142Vocational, Division, OctoblEAL 1936.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education,

1936. 30p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occurtional


#195New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of

Vocational Education.A Survey gf t.421 County, Palend112. 1291fu Vocatiowa and Technical Plimatim.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational

Education, 1958. 130p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational


096New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of Vocational

Education.Survey Report OLIIII&Of2E A V 0121§2191la Union Township,Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education,

1945. 59p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational


22. Warren County

#197New Jersey. Department of Education. Division ofVocational Education.

AL&Purve3".91Jig1=1.Q2UULY '1221=1=Yuattamk.aclui191114goI1912aAhalliall2029.1kayll Bag Isa. grim mat Survey. DAIL a .19. 1E12.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of VocationalEducation, 1964. 44p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#198

New Jersey. Department of Education. Division ofVocational Education.

LP-ma 9S Warren 09untZ,122.9.11M1.02 I-42.,Needbahnial Education.

Trenton, New Jersey: Division of VocationalEducation, 1958. 61p.Loan copies available in the N,J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#199Pompilio, Anthony S. et. al.

Ikaax:plgb Scho4-Then mum Survey se Hackettstownhia ,School Students 192:114.-1965-126 k.Hackettstown High School Gu5.dance °Mee, Hackettstown,New Jersey, n.d. 32p. Report submitted to ERIC.

H. Women

#200

Smith, Georgina.

DematridALLdSurmlY 21:NOILk......ZW0121E1142.1.1122.1Labor Market.TInvolved interviews with a sample of women and ofemployers in the New Brunswick area.l.Code No. 7-2 in the §22111 .4.014.129. Research Inv ptio=of the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in g. S. R. I. No.1, 1964. Last listedas Terminated Project in No. 2, 1964. CompletedAugust, 1964--Report Published.

#201

Smith, Georgina and Levin, H."The Demand and Supply of Women Workers in theNewark Labor Market Area."(The characteristics of supply in the Newark areaas these have a bearing on the recruitment needsin the telephone industry).(Sponsorship: New Jersey Bell Telephone Company),Code No. 7-3 in the g2aill Science Bkollgah Imamof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N1J. First listed asActive Project in S. S. R. I. No.1, 1964. Last listedas Terminated Project in No. 4, 1965.Project completed; report transmitted to sponsor inMarch, 1965.

I. Work Experience

#202

Weis, Lois Scott."An Analysis of the Effect of Outside Employoanton the Academic Achievement and Participation inExtra-curricular Activities of Seventy Juniors atClifton(N.J.) High School, 1962-196:."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Reclean:1k jilatzadg.B of Montclair State College; v.56, no. 5Tftijfilp. 77-79. Report itself in Montclair'sSprague Library.

VIII. 112111112211.2011.014

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#203

Birchenall, Joan M."A Study of the Value of Student Exposure toHealth Agencies During the Pre-ClinicalPortion of the Practical Nursing Program."Master of Education Thesis, June, 1969, forthe Department of Vocational-TechnicalEducation, Graduate School of Education,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick,N.J. Consult the thesis at the Vocational-Technical Curriculum Laboratory at Rutgers'New Brunswick campus. Printing of this report

is anticipated.

#204Shimberg, Benjamin and Knutsma, Andie.

"Evaluation of a Health Education Program."(in Aguima Journal, a Public Health. Vol. 45

1955, pp. 21-27).

#205Shimberg, Benjamin and Moe, John V.

214341E=1 saZ tag, lipellogg. L2190192x

AllidAAITea9herkadlOJnstitAct.Report prepared for the National Committeefor Careers in Medical Technology, October,

1967.

IX. 1191112.E22119Miga

A. Administrators

#206Brooks, Patricia P.

"Survey of Functions and Responsibilities ofLocal Coordination Supervisors and Chairmenof Home Economics of Home Economics Educallonin the State of New Jersey."Master of Education Degree Project Report, June,1969, for the Department of Vocational-TechnicalEducation, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers -

The State University, New Brunswick N.J. Consultthe report at the Vocational-Technical CurriculumLaboratory at Rutgers' New Brunswick Campus.

B. Career Homemakers

#207Tolischus, Natalia C.

"The Relationship between Useful Home Employmentand Academic Grades in Home Economics 1 forFreshman Girls at Hunterdon Central High School,Flemington, New Jersey."Master of Education Degree Project Report, June,1967, for the Department of Vocational-TechnicalEducation, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers -The State University, New Brunswick, N.J. Consultthe report at the Vocational-Technical Curriculum.Laboratory at Rutgers' New Brunswick campus.

tO8Wail, Mildred.

"The Career Homemaker Role: a New Orientationfor Analysls."In Jourgal of. Home Economics, 54:294-96, April,1964.

Listed in Publications and Artistic Productions ofPaterson, State College, FacIt, 1960-1965 ofPaterson State College, Wayne, N.J.

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E. Curriculum Innovation

#209Kievit, Mary B.

"Investigation of the Effectiveness of a Designto Initiate Curriculum Change in Home Economics."(to test the effectiveness of teacher-ledin-service workshops in stimulating curriculumchange in home economics programs in comprehensivehigh schools).Code No. 5-31 in the Social Science ResqarchIgnataad the Bureau of GovernmentalResearch, Rutgers - The State University, NewBrunswick, N.J. First listed as Active Projectin S. S. R. I. No. 13, 1968. Tentative Completions

Date: December, 1968.sponsorship: Vocational Division, New Jersey

State Dept. of Education).

F, Family Living

#210

Fellows, Pierson D."Procedures Involved in Introducing a course inFamily Living into the Curriculum of the High School."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J.Abstract in annual Research Ab r paldla ofMontclair State College; v.49, no.2 1956 .pp. 26-28.

Report itself in Monclair's Sprague Library.

G. Homemaker--Home Health Aides

#211

Meyer, Marie P. and Savidge, Beverly M."Workshop in Program Development For TrainingHomemaker-Home Health Aides."Code No. 5-33 in the Social Science, Research InmgAtorv,

of the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - The

State University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed

as Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 13, 1968.

Tentative Completion Date: March 30, 1969.

U. Clothing Construction

#212Pearson, Mary Susan.

"Development of, a Visual Teaching Aid forPattern Alteration of Bustline and Hiplineat the Ninth Grade Level."r=tter of Education Degrae Project Report,Catober, 1968, for the Department of Vocatlonal-

Ter?Inical Education, Graduate School of Education,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.Consult the report at the Vocational - TechnicalCurriculum Laboratory at Rutgers' New Brunswickcampus.

D. Consumer Educatbn

#213Dutta, Manoranjah.

(An econometric analysis of data collected bythe University of Michigan Survey ResearchCenter).Code No. 2-3 in the aezta Science boaroll Alventoryof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers -The State University, New Brunswick, N.J. Firstlisted as Active Project in R. I. No. 1, 1964.Last Listed as Terminated Project in No.3, 1965.Abstract of findings published in Boonometria(October, 1964).

#214Fox, Harold W.

"The Economics of Distributing Merchandiseto Consumers Through the Trading StampChannel."sponsorship: Sperry and Hutchinson).

Code No. 2-24 in the a:2 1g gatgage ReeseInventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Active Project in S. S. R. I. No.5,

1965. Last listed as Completed Project in No.11,

1967.

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H. Junior High Programs

#215Henderson, Helen.

"Factors in the Selection and NOn-Selection ofHome Economics in the Ninth Grade at WoodrowWilson High School (Junior)."Master of Education Degree Project Report, June, 1967,

for the Department of Vocational-Technical Education,

Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J. Consult the report at

the Vocational-Technical Curriculum Laboratory at

Rutgers' New Brunswick campus.

#216Luster, Mary A.

"A Survey to Determine the Value of Home Economics

to Eighty-five Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls atPublic School Number Ten in Paterson, N.J., Spring,1962."

Master's Report, Montclair state College, Upper

Montclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research Abstractsnall2Iiyi of Montclair State College; v. 56, no.5

0964) pp. 42-44.Report itself in Montolairls Sprague Library.

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X. Industrial Arts,

A. Adhesives

#217Carter, Harry R.

"An Investigation and Comparison of EpoxyBase Adhesives."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Pesearch Notractsmama of Montclair State College; v.52, no. 2(1960), pp. 18-20.Report itself in Montair's Sprague Library.

B. Audio-Visual Guides

#218

Eckhardt, Louis J."A Film and Filmstrip Guide for the Area ofWoodworking in the Senior High School."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research AbatractsBulletin of Montclair State College: v. 51, no. 3(1959), pp. 18-204Report itself in Montclair's Spragge Library.

C. Consumer Values

#219Eaton, Charles B.

"The Effect of Instruction and Design IndustrialEducation on Learning as Related to Consumer Values."Master of Arts in Industrial Arts thesis, 1966, TrentonState College, Trenton, N.J. Thesis can be consultedin the Trenton State College Library.

D. Mass Production

#220

Ressler, Ralph."Incorporation of the Industrial Arts Concept ofMass Production into the Industrial ArtsCurriculum in Twenty-seven Regional High Schoolsof New Jersey, 1961-1962."Master's Report, Montclair State Conege, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual ResearchAbstracts Bulletin of Montclair State College:v. 57, no.4767), pp. 72-74.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

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E. Plastics

#221Means, Charles H.

"Testing Release Substances and Mold MaterialsAvailable In the Industrial Arts Laboratory,for Use In Molding Urethane Foam."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual RepearchAhalrgata gmudia of Montclair State College;v.56, no. 5 0964), pp. 45-47.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

F. Research

#222Streichler, Jerry.

RcvisewAnd luataztaLat R9se4tP4 lallfteAdalArtaktadatigsColumbAs, Ohio: Ohio State Universtiy, Center forVocational and Technical Education, 1966. 102p.Available in microfiche: ED 011564, VT 002320

G. Safety

#223

Pierson, Robert W."Safety Procedures for Electrified Machineryin the New Jersey Industrial Arts Laboratories."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual ResearchAbstracts Bul;etlyn of Montclair Stete College:v. 53, no. 3 (1961), pp. 48-51.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

H. Teacher Ratings

#224Margules, Morton.

Study of Supervisors' Ratings of Most EffectiveIndustrial Arts Teachers on Three CompetencyDimensions."Ph. D. Thesis, June, 1968, University of Ottawa,Ottawa, Canada.Publication planned in the Summer of 1969 issueof the Journal of Experimental Education.

I. Wood

# 225Molinari, Louis A.

"An Investigation of the Durability of Four

Common Transparent Top Coat Finishes on Nine

Furniture Woods in the Industrial Arts Program."

Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research,

Abstracts wawa of Montclair State College:

v.50, no.2 (1958), pp. 33-35.Report itself in Montclar's Sprague Library.

#226O'Shea, James P.

"A Survey of the Industrial Methods of Laminating

Wood and Evaluation of their Possible Use in

High School Industrial Arts Laboratories, Spring, 1962."

Master's..Report, Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, N.J. Abstract in annual galuchAbstracts Bulletin of Montclair State College:

v.55, no. 4 (1963), Pp. 67-69.


J. Work Experience Programs

#227Habeeb, George R.

"The Establishment and Evaluation of the Work-

Experience Program in the Industrial Arts

Development, Union (N.J.) High School, 1963-1964."

Master's Report, Montclair State %liege, Upper

Montclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research,

Abstracts Bulletin of Mortclair State College:

v. 57, no.77465), PP, 32-34.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

XI. Introduction to Vocations


#228

Arlett, Yolan Grund."Cognitive and Affective Changes in Behaviorof Ninth Grade Girls as a Result of Teaching a Unitof Vocations."Master of Education Degree Project Report, May,1967, for the Department of Vocational-TechnicalEducation, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J.Consult the report at the Vocational-TechnicalCurriculum Laboratory at Rutgers' New Brunswickcampus.

#229

Suglia, Anthony F."A Survey of Economic Understandings, 276 Membersof the Senior Class, Passaic Valley High SchoolLittle Falls, New Jersey, Spring, 1961."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in .annual Research,

Abstracts Bulletin of Montclair State College:v. 54, no.755a), pP. 33-35.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

#230

Tosh, Donald."An Investigation of the Vocational Development of theNinth Grade Students in Selected Schools in theState of New Jersey."Doctoral dissertation being completed atLehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa.; anticipatedcompletion, 1970.

B. Program Improvement

#231Blair, Margaret; Seltzer, Harold R.; and UnKel, Gerald.

A Regional Institute to Aid Improvement ofInstructional Practices Materials and StudentExperiences for CoordiLators and is.niald=Irsaf

Vocational Orientation Programs.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of VocationalEducation, 1968. 13p.Project No. 7-8400, listed in On-Going Pro actsDuring Fiscal 1967 of the U.S. Office of Education)Division of Comprehensive and Vocational EducationResearch.Copies for loan in the N.J. Occupational ResearchDevelopment Resource Center.

#232Point Pleasant Beach High School.

lrgdggAmlrr12, Vocations 51811,111211 Report,

19668.

Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey: Point PleasantBeach High School, 1968. 4p.

Copies for loan in the N.J. OccupationalResearch Development Resource Center.

C. Mentally Retarded

#233Gaynor, Patricia; Shapiro, Benjamin; and, Clark, Thelma F.

Imigual.ggiftl for siModelProgram inIntrpduo Vocations for EducableMantally Retarded.

Trenton, New Jersey: Division of VocationalEducation, 1968. 56p.

Available for $ .75 from N.J. Vocational-TechnicalCurriculum Laboratory, Rutgers - The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901.

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I. &tigiagargiLlnna.

A. Employment Changes

#234Baker, M. and Koch, A. R.

"Social and Economic Consequences of Changesin Employment Upon Selected NortheasternCommunities."(In New Jersey, a community which was essentiallyrural but which has now been circled by urbandevelopment was closely examined).(Sponsorship: Northeastern Agricultural

Experiment Station Directors).Code No. 1-2 in the a2 21E1 gum= Eguargh Lunt=of the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers -The State University, New Brunswick, N.J. Firstlisted as Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 12, 1968.Last listed as Active Project in No. 13, 1968.Tentative Complete Date: June, 1969.

#235Reynolds, T. J.

"Recent and Prospective Employment Trends inthe Public and Non-Profit Sectors, Newark Area."Sponsorship: Newark office of Economic Development.Code No. 10-33 in the Social Science ResearchInventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers'- The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Active Project in S. S. R.I. No. 13,1968. Tentative Completion Date: January, 1969.

B. Policies.

#236Harbison, Fredri4k, H.

"Critical Issues in American Manpower Policy andPractices."(from the Proceedings of the 17th Annual Meeting)Industrial Relations Research Association,December, 1964).Listed in the Publication List, January, 1969of the Industrial Relations Section of PrincetonUniversity. A single reprint copy is free on requestfrom the Industrial Relations Section office,Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. 08540.

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# 237Harbison, Frederick H. and Myers, Charles A.

Education, alumarAn4Zsaugg Growth,Strategies Ps nt.McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1964 223p. 7.50.Listed in the rublication;LW4ganpary, 11E2of the Industrial Relations Section of PrincetonUniversity. Available from McGraw-Hill BookCompany, Hightstown-Princeton Road, Hightstown,N. J. 08520.

#238Harbison, Frederick H. and Myers, Charles A. (eds.)

ftpgacjakLEducatJmu Country StudilainLEoonomic Develorment.McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1965, 343p. $9.00.Listed in the rublicatiou Lilt, January 12k2 of theIndustrial Relations Section of Princeton University.Available from McGraw-Hill Book Company,Hightstowm-Princeton Rd, Hightstown, N.J. 04520.

#239Hill, Samuel E. and Harbison, Frederick H.

Amulan Industry.Report series No. 96. Micro Photo Division,Bell & Howell Company, 1959. 85p.

Listed in the Dalaliatigu, /dist, JanuAry 1262 of theIndustrial Relations Section of PrincetonUniversity. Available from Bell & Howell Company,Micro Photo Division, 1700 Shaw Ave., Cleveland,Ohio 44112. (Available only n Xeroxed form.)

# 240

Lester, Richard A.Majw..mjaanningjal,Freekslity.Princeton University Press, 1966. 227p. $5.00Listed in the Eglication,List. January ,1 ofthe Industrial Relations Section of PrincetonUniversity. Available from Princeton UniversityPress, Princeton, N.J. 08540.

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#241Rivlin, Alice.

"Critical Issues in the DevelopMent of VocationalEducation."In Unemployment jcallgzosperous Agoggau ARepvitagJaHOldniatQaManpower,&.713-14, ,1965,.

Research Report Series No. 108. Princeton, N.J.;Industrial Relations Section, Princeton University,1965, pp. 153-166. $3.00.Discusses the issue of vocational education in aneconomy-wide, theoretical framework. Dr. Rivlinraises three basic questions without attemptingto provide complete answers. These ate: howmuch training should the labor force have?where should that training for work occur? andwho should pay the cost?OrAer, from the Industrial Relations Section Office,Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. 08540.

#242Simpson, Keith and Benjamin, Hazel C.

Manpo,erDP:011imain Egoolg Development.University. Microfilms, Inc., 1958. 93p.

Listed -in the Pabl.ication.Listt 4nuary. 1262of the Industrial Relations Section of PrincetonUnviersity. Available from University Microfilms,Inc., 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48106.(Available only in xeroxed form.)

h11.1,3

Zschock, Dieter X.Manpower Perspective of Colombia.Report Series No. 110. 1967. 152pp. 0.00.Listed in the Publication List. anusrz 1,962 ofthe Industrial Relations Section of PrincetonUniversity. Available for check or money ordermade payable to the Industrial Relations Section,Princeton Universityfi Princeton, N.J.

C. Shortages

#244Shimberg,

D. Trainees

Benjamin and Moe, John V."A Pilot Study to Determine the Feasibilityof Investigating Nationally the Impact of Licensing

Practices on the Availability and Mobility of

Nonprofessional Manpower in Occupations Where

Skill Shortages Exist."Edwational Testing Service--Princeton, N.J.Manpower Researcl Project No 91-32-68-18,

described in Mum= jkaulwILY'rvivti,ponsored,#49 U04.2. Department 2f La1221,4Manpawar

AdMigdOLUM through g11122 22, 12.01.Available from the Clearinghouse for FederalScientific and Technical Information, Springfie/d)Virginia 22151, as Report No. PB178306 for

$.65 for mfc. and 0.00 for paper copy.

#245Chernick, Jack and Bender, Robert.

"Manpower Training in New Jersey in ProgramsSponsored by the Federal Government."(Analysis of characteristics of 2,000 traineesenrolled in MDTA and ARA programs terminatingfrom January, 1965).sponsorship: New Jersey Division of Employment

Security).Code No. 7-7 in the Social Idame ResearchInztatm of the Bureau of Governmental Research

Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.

First listed as Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 4

1965. Last listed as Active Project in No. 10, 1967.

Tentative Completion Date: June, 1967.

#246Chernick, Jack and Indik, Bernard P.

"The Selection of Trainees Under MDTA; and,

The Motivation to Work (a special supplement)."

New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers - The State University.Manpower Research Project No. 39-64, describedin Manpower Research Projects S onsored by the

U.S. Department of Labor Manpower Administration

through June 22, 126.When available, Manpower Research Project Reports

are distributed to libraries participating in the

Documents Expediting Project; in New Jersey,

consult the libraries of Princeton University or

Rutgers University. Available in Microfiche,

ED 015255.

XIII. P nn n Programming,...Budgeting aS tem

A. Costs

#247Lester, Richard A.

"The Economic Significance of UnemploymentCompensation, 1948-1959." in 2112 Rata c1Economics ItalkItial, Vol. XLII, No. 4

November, 1960.Listed in the Em ca Jist, Japan?. 1262 in theIndustrial Relations Section of PrincetonUniversity. A single reprint copy is free onrequest from the Industrial Relations Section

Office, Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. 08540.


TheEmaggiassS,Unemplolvment gomantiaa.Report Series No. 101, University Microfilms, Inc.,

1962. 138p.Listed in the EuWcatlon, List. January, 1262 of the


Available from University Microfilms, Inc., 300

North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48106. (Available

only in xeroxed form.)


"FinaLce of Unemployment Compensation." inIndustrial and Labor Relations Review,Vol. 14, No. 1, October, 1960.Listed in the Publication ,List, January, 12.62of the Industrial Relations Section of Princeton

University. A single reprint copy is free onrequest from the Industrial Relations Section Office,

Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. 08540.


"Implications of Labor Force Developments forUnemployment Benefits."in The Quarterly Review of Economics, and Business,,

May, 1961.Listed in the Publication List, January 1969of the


A single reprint copy is free on request from the

Industrial Relations Section Office, Princeton

University, Princeton, N.J. 08540.

B. Cost and Educational Outcome

#251Corazzini y A. J.

V Aluatialt. A Study sat 112129118 .

costs cjaanstudy911 W9 c 9sterl MAPrinceton University Press, 1966. 126p. *2.00.Listed in the gaklialum gad" Amu 126.2 of theIndustrial Relations Section of Princeton University.Available for check or money order made( payable tothe Industrial Relations Section, Princeton University,Princeton, N.J. This study is also ProjectNo. 5-0172, listed in 2011,1211d Pro199te Al gQatabtm 210 1262 of the U.S. Office of Education'sDivision of Comprehensive and Vocational EducationResearch. Available in microfiche, ED 010296.

C. Educational Outcomes

#252Berkowitz, Monroe.

"Production Functions for School Districts."(An inquiry into the field of economics ofeducation which concentrates on microeconomicproblems of.sehool districts, in order to analyzeconcepts involved in the relating of educationalinputs to educational output in the form ofprojection functions.)Code No. 2-37 in the &ski 5,,,,2121122 Reiklearch

Layentorx of the Bureau of Governmental Research)Rutgers . The State University, New Brunswick) N.J.First listed as Anticipated Project in S. S. R. I.No. 8, 1966. Last listed as Terminated Project inNo. 9, 1967. Project Cancelled.

#253Bowen, William G.

Economic Aspects of Educe.,.:. ThEll Essays.Report Series No. 104. University Microfilms,Inc., 1964. 128p. $3.00.Listed in the Publication iat, Januay 12(e2of the Industrial Relations Section of PrincetonUniversity. Available from University &breamsInc., 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48106(Available only in xeroxed form.)

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#254Bowen, William G. and Finegan, T. A.

"Educational Attainment and Labor Force Participation."

in Ampilgan Economic Review, NQ. 2, May 1966

Listed in the Dahljag:191tList. atIMAZI: 1262 of the

Industrial Relations Section of Princeton UniversityA single reprint copy is free on request from the

Industrial Relations Section Office, PrincetonUniversity, Princeton, N.J. 08540.

#255Burch, Philip H., Jr.

"Educational Facilities and Attainment in

New Jersey."(A study of the relationship in New Jersey amongeducational output or attainment, selected characteristics

of the various public school systems in the state

and certain community variables, such as the educational

and occupational status of the school district

population.)Code No. 3-26 in the PPoial AdlaQ1 ResearchImam Of the Bureau of GovernmentalResearch, Rutgers - The State aitersity,New Brunswick, N.J. First Listed as Active

Project in S. S. R. I. No. 8, 1966. Last listed as

Active Project in No. 13, 1968.

#256

Lewis, W. A."Secondary Education and Economic Structure."

in S22111 Oa /9.09a2 gtUdia, vol. 13, No. 2,June 1964.Listed in the Publication, List, ingary 1969 of the


A single reprint copy is free on request from the

Industrial Relations Section Office, Princeton

University, Princeton, N.J. 08540.

#257Myers, Charles Nash.

Kulti911 an 1.194111.11ma 129.29.1.92119111 Mexico.Report Series No. 106.1965. 148pp. $375.

Listed in the Ella101101,14atj January. 1162of the Industrial Relations Section of Princeton

University. Available for check or money order

made payable to the Industrial Relations Section,

Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.

# 258Weisbrod, Burton A.

External B2haltig EP.Report Series No. 105. 1964. 143PP. X3.00.

Listed in the rjaNAcatign.Iiati.ataiarz 4,292

of the Industrial Relations Section of PrIteton

University. Available for check or money order

made payable to the Industrial Relations Section,

Princeton University, Princeton, N. J.

D. Systems Analysis

# 259

Black, Stanley and Harbison, Frede4ck H."Systems Analysis and the Labor Market."

Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.

Manpower Research Project No. 81-32-67-19,

described in Mom= Ikaargh,gramtakanussiV.wit kazuttaut .21` _La122.4Alawar Alsia ltdrallan

thrall:41 ,iughe Z.,. 1261. When available, Manpower

Research Project Reports are distributed to libraries

participating in the Documents Expediting Project;

in New Jersey, consult the libraries of Pribceton

University or Rutgers University.

ZIV. 12egin1192.41,

A. Disabled

#260

Berkowitz, Monroe."Development of Analytical Models from theData Provided by the 1966 Survey of Disabled."(Evaluation of the importance of personalcharacteristics, location, income and financialassets on the willingness of persons toparticipate in public and private rehabilitationservices.)Code No. 2-41 in the 5 .2.4424,191M2.222.2.2=Inyentory of the Bureau of Govertmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, Now Brunswick,N.J. First listed as Anticipated project inL.A. A. I. No. 12, 1968. Last listed as TerminatedProject in No. 13, 1968. Canceled.

#261Berkowitz, Monroe and Johnson, William G.

"Estimating Number of Persons in Disability Groups."Report completed February, 1968 by the Bureauof Economic Research of Rutgers University andforwarded to the New Jersey Comprehensive State-Wide Project for Vocational Rehabilitation underProject No. 2-35, Planning For Utilization,ofVocational Rehabilitation.Code No. 2-35 in the glocial, SoieM2 Researchhunt= of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick,N.J. Listed as Completed Project in S. S. R. I.Nb. 13, 1968.

# 262

Berkowitz, Monroe and Johnson, William G."New Jersey's Disabled Population Estimatesand Projection 1965-1975."Report completed February 7, 1968 by the Bureauof Economic Research of Rutgers University andforwarded to the New Jersey Comprehensive State-Wide Project for Vocational Rehabilitationunder Project No. 2-35, Planning For Utilizationof Vocational Rehabilitation; Code No. 2-35 inthe Quill Science goearch Inventory of the Bureauof Governmental Research, Rutgers- The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J. Listed as CompletedProject in S. S. B. I. No. 13, 1968.

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B. Dropouts

#263Dbnato, Elsie J.

"An Analysis of the Drop-outs in the Union CityHigh Schools and the Need for Better ArticulationBetween All Schools in the Union City (N.J.)School System."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual ResearchAbstracts Bulletin of Montclair State College;v. 54 no. 7770), PP. 7-9. Report itselfin Montclairls Sprague Library.

#264Indik, Bernard P.

"Evaluation of the United Progress, Inc. -Occupational Exposure - SIWS."(This project attempts to evaluate the impact of anenrichment program in the work training experienceprogram for male high school dropouts.)(Sponsorship: United Progress, Inc., Trenton,New Jerney.)Code No. 7-22 in the Sciglalt Science ResearchInyarkay of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers- The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Active Project inS. S. R. I. No. 12, 1968. Last listed as Active

Project in No. 43,, 1968.

C. Mentally Retarded

#265Blackman, Leonard S.

"Test of Vocational Sophistication and Interestfor Mentally Retarded Adolescent Boys."Listed in Research in EgILJersex Institutions,and Agencies Notifications ,April au to

February 122.N.J. Department of Institutions and AgenciesResearch Serial No. 040.N.J. Institutional Code No. 26. Notification date

May, 1967, Refer to Johnstone Training andResearch Center, Bordentown, N.J. for information

about the project.

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#266Burdett, A. D.

"Examination of Selected Pre-Vocational Techniques

Utilized in Programs For the Mentally Retarded."

Listed in Research in New Jersey Institutions and Agencies;Notification /T2,111957 to February 1968. N.J. Department

Of Institutions and Agencies Research Serial No. 551. N.J.

Institutional Code No. 26. Notification date April, 1967.

Refer to Johnstone Training and Research Center, Bordentown,

N.J. for information about the project.

#267Gruenurt, Marietta Ossi.

"A Study of the Principles and Procedures of Introducing

Educable Mentally Retardates into a Regular Vocational-

Technical High School."(Burlington County Vocational and Technical High School.)

A project funded during fiscal 1969 and 1970.

#268Hayes, Leola G.

"Teaching Arts and Crafts to the Severely Mentally

Retarded."In National Association for Retarded Children. p. 9-19,

Spring, 1966. Listed in Publications, and ArtisticProductions of Paterson,State College, Faculty, 1966-67 of

Paterson State College, Wayne, N.J.


Education.An Outline of Procedures for Operating air amploplea6Orientation Program for Mentally Retarded Student'

Enrolled in Special Education Classes in Secondary

Schools in New Jersey.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1962,

14p. Available in microfiche: ED 015 582.

#270Parnicky, Joseph P.

"Vocational Interest and Sophistication Assessment."Listed in Research in New Jersey Institutions and Agencies;

Notification, April, 1957 to February 1968. N.J. Depart-

ment of Institutions and Agencies Research Serial No. 318.

N.J. Institutional Code No. 26. Notification date November,

1966. Refer to Johnstone Training and Research Center,

Bordentown, N.J. for information about the project.

# 271

Parnicky, Joseph J. and Kahn, Harris.Emluatingand Developing, lagidiatila PotentialOf Institutionalized Retarded Adolescents.Bordentown, N.J.: Johnstone Training and ResearchCenter, 1963. Address requests to the JohnstoneTraining and Research Center, Bordentown, N.J.

#272Parnicky, Joseph J.; Kahn, Harris; and Burdett, Arthur D.

"Preliminary Efforts at Determining the Significanceof Retardates' Vocational Interests."

can AummIgg Mental Deficiency. Vol. 70,No. 3 Nov. 1965) pp. 393-398.Copies for loan in the N. J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

#273Parnicky, Joseph J.; Kahn, Harris; and Burdett, Arthur D.

StanitratagianagjektVocationaEubistication Assessment VISA : A Heading-FreeAdi go Retardates.Bordentown, New Jersey: Johnstone Training andResearch Center, 1968. 21p.Available for $2.00 from the Edward R. JohnstoneTraining and Research Center, Bordentown, N.J.or a copy for loan from the N.J. OccupationalResearch And Development Resource Center.

# 274

Parnicky, 3oseph J. and Peterson, Neale L.A Froaram Graduated, Habilitation of Menu,,Retardedjouth from Institutional to Comm ALiving: Progress Raport, March 1264to February

1261.Bordentown, New Jersey: Johnstone Training andResearch Center, 1965. var. pag.Research Project No. RD-1222-P.Copies for loan in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

D. Migrants

#275Marshall,

E. Negroes

#276

Gutman,

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Patricia.

"The Social And Economic Problems of the PuertoRican Migrant Farm Worker in New Jersey, Fall, 1964."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N,J. Abstract in annual ResearchAbstracts Bulletin of Montclair State College:v. 58, no.7757), pp. 44-45.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

Robert.

"The Negro in New Jersey Cities."A review and analysis of basic population andeducational characteristics of the Negro residentsof New Jersey.

Principal Investigator: Robert GutmanStarting Date: 1962Tentative Completion Date: 1965Sponsorship: USCProject InactiveCode No. 8-7 in the Social Science ResearchInventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Active Project in S. S. E. I. No.11964. Last listed as Terminated Project in No. 2,1964.

#277

Norgren, Paul H. and Hill, Samuel E.Toward Fair Em lo ent.1964. 296pp. $8.50 Columbia University Press)Listed in the Publication List, January, 1969 ofthe Industrial Relations Section of PrincetonUniversity, Available from Columbia Press,2960 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10027.

#278

Zito, Robert J. and Bardon, Jack I.

"Negro Adolescents' SuaBss and Failure ImageryConcerning Work and School,"Vocational Guidance Quarterly, March 1968,PP. 181-184.Sponsored by Lawrence Township Public Schools,N.J. and Rutgers - The State University, NewBrunswick, N.J.Listed in a letter from Donald H. Amick, AssistantDean, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers -The State University, New Brunswick, N.J. May 5,1969.

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F. Poverty

#279Olsen, Richard and Stark, Harry.

"The Incidence and Distribution of Povertyin New Jersey."Code No. 2-8 in the SocAal, Science Inventoryof the Bureau of,Governtental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick,N.J. Firt listed as Active Project in S.S.R.I.No. 1, 1964. Last listed as Terminated Projectin No. 9, 1967. Report completed July, 1966and submitted to New Jersey Office Of EconomicOpportunity.

#280Smith, Georgina and Ind±k, Bernard.

"Employability in a Welfare Population."(Case files of welfare recipients in Newarkstudied to determine distribution of characteristicsaffecting potential employability.)(Sponsorship: Newark Area Redevelopment Corporation.)Code No. 7-8 in the Social Science Research Inventoryof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers -The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Active Project in S. S. R. I. no. 4,

1965. Last listed as Terminated Project in No. 6,

1966. Report Filed.

G. Rehabilitation

# 281Berkowitz, Monroe.

"Community Dynamics."(An exploratory survey of the extent and availabilityof community rehabilitation and health serVices.)

(Sponsorship: National Institutes on Rehabilitationand Health Services.)Code No. 2-25 of the Social Science Research, Inventoryof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers -The State University, New Brunswick, N.J. Firstlisted as Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 5

1965. Last listed as Terminated Project in No. 8,

1966. Results of survey forwarded to NationalInstitute on Rehabilitation and Health.

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#282Berkowitz, Monroe.

"Planning for Utilization of VocationalRehabilitation Services."(A determination of the possibilities of usingexisting national data to apply to the New Jerseypopulation in order to forecast numbers of peoplein need of vocational rehabilitation and services.)(Sponsorship: New Jersey Comprehensive State-WidePlanning Project for Vocational Rehabilitation.)Code No. 2-35 in the Social Science ResearelInventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Anticipated Project in S. S. R. I.No. 8, 1966. Last listed as Active Project inNo. 13, 1968. Tentative Completion Date: 1968.

#283Berkowitz, Monroe and Smith, V. Kerry.

"Selecting Applicants for Rehabilitation."Report completed in November 29, 1967 by theBureau of Economic Research of Rutgers Universityand forwarded to the New Jersey Comprehensive State-Wide Project for Vocational Rehabilitation, underProject No. 2-35, Planning for Utilization ofVocational Rehabilitation;Code No. 2-35 in the Social Science Research ;mat=of the Bureau of Governmental Research, RutgersThe State University, New Brunswick, N.J. listed as

Completed Projel fn S. S. R. I. No. 13, 1968.

084Johnson, William G. and Snith, V. Kerry.

"The Rehabilitation Gap: An Optimal. Solution."

Report completed February, 1968 by the Bureau ofEconomic Research of Rutgers University to theNew Jersey Comprehensive State-Wide Project forVocational Rehabilitation, under Project No. 2-35Planning For Utilization of Vocational Rehabiliation;Code No. 2-35 in the Social Science Res ughDAILAE-2Y of the Bureau of Governmental Research,

Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick,N.J. Listed as Completed Project in S. S. R. I.

No. 13, 1968.

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H. Socioeconomic Influences

#2B5Goldstein, Bernard.

.44.911,1tall &dm MAIO to School

UhllY2M2ataThe purpose is to gain insight and understanding

into the way of life of youngsters growing up in acentral city blighted area, in order to betterappreciate what the world looks like to them, andwhat it would take to interest them in exerting agreater effort to obtain an adequate education.)

(Sponsorship: U.S. Office of Education«)Code No. 8-11 in the §22111 Science &mushInventory of the Bureau of Governmental ResearchlRutgers - The State University, New Brunswick,N.J. First listed as Active Project in S. S. A. I.

No. 1, 1964. Last listed as Completed Project inNo. 11, 1967. Completed Summer, 1967. Report

Issued by Urban Studies Center.

# 24:6Goldstein, Bernard and Bredemeier, Harry C.

Working glan 72= Ry a, 112 el rd=Code No. 8-18 in the &gig Adam AesearohInventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick,N.J. First Listed as Active Project in S.S. R. I.No. 3, 1965. Last listed as Terminated Project in

No. 6, 1966. Completed; to be published byHolt, Reinhart & Winston.

# 087Janeyn, Leon.

"Post-Gang Career Follow Up Study."(An examination of the social adjustment offormer members of an adolescent delinquent group,relating their adjustment to variables of previouslyobserved group participation.)Code No. 12-13 in the g221241212=2,RopearchInventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Active Project in S. S. R. I.No. 12, 1968. Last listed as Active Project in

No. 13, 1968. Tentative Completion Date: 1968.

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I. Underachievers

#288Raph, Jane.

Bright, Underachiever..(Monograph study of intellectually able high schoolstudents.)Code No. 5-15 in the Soc41 Science Research Inventory ofthe Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed as Active Projectin S. S. R. I. No. 7, 1966. Last listed as Terminated Projectin No. 8, 1966. Completed. Published by Teachers College Press,Columbia University.

Unemployed

#289Bowen, William G. and Finegan, T. A.

"Labor Force Participation and Unemployment."In EmploYment Policy and the LigarAgrhglx April, 1965.Listed in the u22. 12gIgn List, January 1969 of theIndustrial Relations Section of Princeton University. Asingle reprint copy is free on request from the IndustrialRelations Section Office, Princeton University, Princeton,New Jersey 08540.

#290Bowen, William G. and Harbison, Frederick H. (eds.)

Unemplommat in a Itquerous Economy.A report of the Princeton Manpower Symposium.Report Series No. 108. 1965. 173pp. 0.00. Listed inthe Publication List, January, 1969 of the Industrial Re-lations Section of Princeton University. Available for checkor money order made payable to the Industrial Relations Section,Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey 08540.

#291

Chernick, Jack; Indik, Bernard; Craig, Roger.Characteristics of Unemployment as Related to Success orFailure in Training Programs.(The study involves an assessment of the educational and personalattributes of the unemployed and the relationship of these toeligibility for goverment sponsored training programs.)(Sponsorship: Office of Manpower, Automation and Training,

U. S. Department of Labor.)Code No. 7-4 in the Social Science Research Inventory, of theBureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - The State University,\New Brunswick, N.J. First listed as Active Project in S.S.R.I.No. 1, 1964. Last listed as Terminated Project in No. 7, 1966.Completed and report submitted April 1, 1966.

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#292Chernick, Jack; Indik, Bernard; Sternlieb, George.

1 n ajr..U.LensepA in ite City 21' Newark.A sample survey of households in the city designedto yield information with respect to labor forcecharacteristicslin particular to delineatecharacteristics of the unemployed.)Code No. 7-10 in the ,§2aLl.Ssislayanigsyof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers -the State University, New Brunswick, N.J. Firstlisted as active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 8, 1966.Last listed as terminated Project in No. 12, 1968.Completed January, 1968. Report published.

K. Women

#293New Jersey. Department of Labor and Industry. Bureauof Research and Statistics.

C_ ,Liv g, far ,Women, Workers* Jersey,September,, mg.Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Labor and Industry,1959. 34p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

#294

Weil, Mildred."An Analysis of the Factors Influencing Women'sActual or Planned Work Participation."In American Sociological Review, 26:91-96,February, 1961.Abstract in Sociological Abstracts, 10:38, January, 1962.Listed in Publications and Artistic Productionsgljaterson,State College Fa 12E20:1261 ofPaterson State College, Wayne, N. J.

h295Weil, Mildred.

"Women in the World of Work."In Science Research, Newsletter,, 5:672, Oct., 1960.Listed in Publications and Artistic Productions .91Paterson,State College Faculty. 1960-1965 of PatersonState College, Wayne, N. J.

#296Freeburg, Norman C.; Patton, Michael J.; Rock, Donald A.

"Development of Evaluation Instruments for UseWith the Neighborhood Youth Corps Program."Educational Testing Service, Development ResearchDivision, Princeton, New Jersey.Manpower Research Project No, 66-00-09, described

in WO= Reosalahk..0eotti, ..P.P.2ruP9redlY111.9...u.a.

1220=0:121:104,122rtAX4n32-Q.Yallainalatzta9,2=213ghimig0.1.1262. When available, Manpower ResearchProject Reports are distributed to librariesparticipating in the Documents Expediting Project; inNew Jersey, consult the libraries of PrincetonUniversity or Rutgers University.

# 297InAlk, Bernard P.

"Effectiveness of an Occupational Exposure Program."(To explore the effectiveness of an OccupationalExposure Program for providing the NeighborhoodYouth Corps enrollee with the necessary enrichment ofhis work-training experience to facilitate moresuccessful pursuit of training and jobs.)

(Sponsorship: United Progress Inc., Trenton, 14.J.Research Section, University ExtentionDivision.)

Code No. 11-17 in the goltil 17129.1Aventory

of the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed

as Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 13, 1968.Tentative Completion Date: May, 1969.

#298New Jersey. Office of Economic Opportunity.

OMATImilmftgg=21744 Report.

Trenton, New Jersey: Office of Economic Opportunity,

1966, 93p.Available in microfiche: ED 022 606.

( A Rural Youth Development Program to providecounseling, education, vocational training andjob placement for about 600 disadvantaged N.J.rural youth.)

#4299Sigler, Jay A.

"Federal Child Labor Policy."Code No. 3-58 in the Social Science Research, Inventoryof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - The

State University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in S. S. R. I. no. 11,1967. Last listed

as Terminated Project in No. 124 1968. To be published

by the Journal of Public Law in Summer, 1968

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XV. Statistics

A. Economic Indicators

#300Dutta, Manoranjan et al.

"An Econometric Model of New Jersey."(An income and employment determination model forthe state.)Code No. 2-20 in the §22141 Sc jam Research jaxsapxyof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers . TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listedas Anticipated Project in the S. S. R. I. No. 2,1964. Last listed as Terminated Project in No. 51965. Project temporarily suspended.

#301Starr, Harry.

"The Development and Analysis of New JerseyEconomic Indicators and Cyclical Characteristics."(A continuing study related to the monthly publicationof L Economic Indicators in cooperation withthe New Jersey Department of Labor and Industry.)Code No. 2-18 in the Social .19.919..ice kezzala Inventoryof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J, First listedas Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 14 1964.Last listed as Completed Project in No. 11, 1967.Continuing. Responsibility for publication trans-ferred to N.J. Department of Labor and Industry,June 30, 1967.

B. Unemployment Census

#302Sternlieb George.

gmall Area Unemlalungi Census.Code No. 10-19 in the Social gaigno ResearchImatayof the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick,N.J. First listed as Active Project in S. S. R. I.No. 9, 1967. Last listed as Completed Project inNo. 11, 1967. Publication expected October, 1967.

It

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Work Stoppage

#303Chernick, Jack.

Work Stop Put jTraatistical compilation including analystsof the number and characteristics of workstoppage in New Jersey in 1966. This is anannual series.)Code No. 7-20 in the So iql gaimg Repearobtorof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. First listed asActive Project in S. S. R. I. No. 9, 1967. Lastlisted as Terminated Project in No. 12, 1968.Completed December, 1967. Report published.

#304

Chernick, Jack and Weintraub, Andrew.

Analysis a Mad Mmsj J rseI MaProd, Irma 122 12f22.Code No. 7-5 in the &gig, Science &awl, jaml2mof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Bruns*ick, N.J. First listedas Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 1, 1964.Last listed as Terminated Project in No.4, 1965.Project completed; report in press.

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XVI. Technical Education

A. General

#305.Kerrison, Irvine L. H.

Workers' Education at the University Level.New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press,1951. 177p.

B. Instrumentation

#306

Larson, Milton E."A Pilot Study in Advanced Instrumentationfor Technical Instructor (Summer Institute)."Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N. J.Project No. 5-0062, listed in Completed Proiectsas, of October.114 1262 of the U.S. Office ofEducation's Division of Comprehensive and VocationalEducation Researbh. Available in microfiche, ED 003 092.

C. Metallurgy

#307

Hotherm, Charles."The Effect of Aluminum Risers on an AluminumCasting at Different Temperatures."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J.Abstract in annual Research Abstracts Bulletin ofMontclair State College; v. 59, no. 3 T76777pp. 41-42. Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

#508Luna, Micael C.

"Comparative Frictional Characteristics of AutomotiveOrganic and Metallic Brake Linings."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J.Abstract in annual Research Abstracts Bulletin ofMontclair State College; v. 59, no. 3 TTTOTTpp. 48-49. Report itelf in Montclair's Sprague Library.

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D. Prediction of Success

#309Dobbins, Robert Wilson.

"Admission Scores and Success of 2 Year TechnologyStudents at Union Couty Technical Institution."Master of Education Degree Project Report, October, 1968,

for the Department of Vocational-Technical Education,

Graduate School of Education, Rutgers- The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J. Consult the report atthe Vocational-Technical Curriculum Laboratory atRutgers' New Brunswick campus.

E. Research

# 310Larson, Milton E.

4eviewaltglmthala2s:ResearchIlTechnim,1Education.Columbus, Ohio: Ohio State University, Center forVocational and Technical Education, 1966. 84p.

Available in microfiche; ED 011 559, VT 002 228.

F. Textiles

# 311Esposito,

G. Wood

# 312Eancera,

Gerald."An Investigation of the Stain and Water Resistance

of Two Commercially Applied Fluorine Repellents,

Zepel and Scotchguard, on Cotton."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research, AbstractsBulletin of Montclair State College; v. 59, 11737W)pp. 28-30. Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

Donald 3."An Experiment to Develop a Table of DimensionalRatios Between Laminated and Solid Wood Beams,

Spring, 1966."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, N.J.Abstract in annual Reserach Abstracts Bulletin

of Montclair State College; v. 59, noirMUTpp. 31-32. Report itself in Montclair's Sprague

Library.

XVII. Technology for Children,


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#313,Dispense, Joseph Jr.

"The Effects of the Technology for Childern Projecton Student Group Problem, Solving Abilities andAttitudes towards School: A Partial Evaluation ofthe Technology for Children Project."Trenton, New Jersey: Diitision of Vocational Education,

1968. 84p.Copy for loan from the N.J. Occupational Research andDevelopment Resource Center.

B. Evaluation

014Harnack, Richard B.

"Implementation of the Technology for ChildarnProject as of December, 1968."Thesis, M.A. in Industrial Arts Education, TrentonState College, 1968. 72p.Thesis may be consulted at the Library of TrentonState College or in the N.J. Occupational ResearchDevelopment Resource Center.

Hunt, Elizabeth E.The Ford Foundation Annual Report for the Technologyfor Children Project 1966-67."New York: The Ford Foundation, 1967.Consult this material at the Office for the Technologyfor Children Project, Division of Vocational Education.

Ms , Jay T."At Exploratory ElementaryThesis, M.A. in IndustrialCollege, 1962.Thesis may be consulted atState College: R378.242M.

Industrial Arts Program."Arts, Trenton State

the Library of Trenton

C. Theory

017Hunt, Elizabeth E.

"A Theoretical Base for the Technology forChildren Project."Symposium presented to the American IndustrialArts Association, 1965.

Consult this material at the Office for the Technology

for Children Project, Division of Vocational Education.

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XVIII. Trade and Ind strial Education

A. Drafting

# 318Carstensen, Andrew E.

"A Survey of Mechanical Drawing in 134 Public HighSchools of New Jersey, Spring, 1960."Maqter's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair,N. J. Abstract in annual Research,Abstracts Bulletin ,of Montclair State College:v. 53, no. 3(1961), PP. 16-20.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

#319Schwartz, Gilbert.

"Utilization of the Overhead Projector inTeaching Basic Mechanical Drawing."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Resear*Abstracts, Bulletin of Montclair State College:

v. 57, no.771.73), pp. 77-79.Report itself in. Montclair's Sprague Library.

B. Electrical Appliance Servicing

#220Benson, Purnell H. and Anthony, Eugene.

Optimizing the Servicing of Electrical Anniimagl.Survey data were collected from 3,000 experiencesin the servicing of electrical appliances, includinglevel of satisfaction. These data were analyzed tofind out the multiple regression relationship betweensatisfaction and conditions such as promptness,efficiency and dependability of servicemen. Results

used to establish rating system.)Code No. 10-35 in the Social Science ResearchInventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Active Project in S. S. R. I.No. 13, 1968. Tentative Completion Date: January

1969. Project now in manuscript. Sponsorship:

General Electric Company.

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C. Electronic Training

#321L6ighty, Gerald T.

"An Analysis and Evaluation of the Course

Content for the Electronics Curriculum at

Morris Hills Regional High School. Rockaway,

N.J., Considering the Vocational Requirements

for the Electronics Industry in Morris County,

New Jersey, Spring, 1963."

Masters Report, Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research

Abstracts Bulletin of Montclair State College;

v. 56, no. 5, pp. 35-38.Report itself in Montclairs Sprague Library.

D. Mathematics

#322Hemmer, Richard N.

"A Survey of the Matematice Desired for Potential

Industrial Employment, Spring, 1963."

Masters Report, Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, New Jersey.Abstract in annual Research Abstracts Bulletin of

Montclair State College: v.56, no. 5(1964),pp.27-28.

Report itself in Montclairs Sprague Library.

E. Research

#323Tuckman, Bruce W. and Schaefer, Carl J.

Review and Synthesis of Research in Trade and

Industrial Education.Columbus, Ohio: Ohio State University,Center for Vocational and Technical Education, 1966. 91p.

Available in microfiche: ED 011 560, VT 002 229.

F. Retraining

#324Forges, Frederick and Wataha, John.

A Report on A Re-Training Program in Machine,Shop.

Practice.New Brunswick, New Jersey: Board of Education of the

Vocational Schools in the County of Middlesex, 1962. 30p.

Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational

Research Development Resource Center.

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Teacher Competency

#325Griess, Jerald A.

"Feasibility of Providing Trade CompetencyExaminations for Teachers on a National Basis."New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers - The State

University.Project No. 5-0043, listed in gmaltg Projectsas of October 21, 1262 of the U.S. Office of Education'sDivision of Comprehensive and Vocational EducationResearch. Available in microfiche: ED 012 794.

H. Trainees

#326New Jersey.Education.

Department of Education. Division of Vocational

Report of A Study cif 102122=2MR12=211tTVAID.422in the Vocational Trainin Program for War Production

Yorkers in New Jersey.Trenton, New Jersey: Division of Vocational Education,

1943, 29p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Research


I. Training Needs

#'327Lester, Richard A.

"Revolution in Industrial Employment."In Labor Law Journal, June 1958.Listed in the Publication List. January. 1969

of the Industrial Relations Section of Princeton

University. A single reprint copy is free on

request from the Industrial Relations Section

Office, Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.

08040.

#.328Wilkins, John and Stark, Harry.

"New Jersey Manufacturing Production Indexes."

(To develop on a continuing monthly basis theoutput index derived by Professors Bry,

Boschan, and Kilgare)Code No. 2-10 in the Social Science Research

Inventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research,

Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick,

N.J. First listed as Active Project in S.S.R.I.

No.1, 1964. Last listed as Terminated Projector

in No. 4, 1965. Project suspended pending

availability of production worker employment data.

IX. Two Year Colleges

A. Student Development

#2.29Gillie, Angelo and Kievit, Mary B.

"A Comparison of Environmental Press and SelectbdStudent Characteristics in a Community College and.Technical Institute."(Sponsorship: U.S. Office of Education.)Code No. 5-32 in the keig Science EftalmhInventory of the Bureau of Governmental Research,Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Active Project in A. S. B. a. No. 13,1968. Tentative Completion Date: December, 1969.

#33aGillie, Angelo C. and 'Dickman, Bruce W.

"A Study of the Role of the Community College in theImplementation of Self-Concept."Listed as a research project during fiscal 1968 in theNew Jersey Research Coordinating unit for Vocational

EoivaEt12asImkdakmrl, July 1968.

#331Tuck man, Bruce W. and Gillie, Angelo C.

A Study of the Roltsf...149S9 manitxS21,2,210 An theDevelo m nt of Se f-an Occu.;tional-C nce 13InterimtheFireortReorsstYeartsProjzress.New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers - The StateUniversity, 1968, 10p. and appendix.Copies for loan in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

B. Teachers

#332Homlish, John A.

"Characteristics of Two Year College Teachers;Survey of Literature."Master of Education Degreee Project Report, May, 1968,

for the Department of Vocational - Technical Education,Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - The StateUniversity, New Brunswick, N.J.Consult the report at the Vocational-TechnicalCurriculum Laboratory at Rutgers' New Brunswickcampus.

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Training Needs

1. Atlantic County

#333New Jersey. Department of Education. Committee for the Study of the

Proposal to Establish and Operate A County College in Atlantic County.

A S e P o za o s a a 0'!e_at C

ColTrenton, New Jersey; State Department of Education, 1963.

76p. Copies for loan in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

2. Burlington County

#334New Jersey. Department of Education. Committee for the Study of

the Proposal to Establish and Operate A County College in Burlington

County.A Stu of the P o octal to Es ab isj an :ra

Co e u in to Co

Trenton, New Jersey: State Department of Education, 1965.


3. Camden County

#335New Jersey. Department of Education. Committee for the Study of

the Proposal to Establish and Operate A County College in Camden

County.A Stud of the Proposal to Establish an 0 ate A Count

College in Camden County.Trenton, New Jersey: State Department of Education, 1965.


4. Cape May County

#336Moreland, Andzew S.

A StudLof the Need for a CountCounty.Cape May Court House, New Jersey:of Schools Office , 1963. 56p.

Loan copies available in the N.J.and Development Resource Center.

Colle e in Ca e Ma

County Superintendent

Occupational Research

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337New Jersey. Department of Education. Committee for the Studyof the Proposal to Establish and Operate A County College in

Cape May County.A S Pr

Trenton, New Jersey: State Department of Education,

1964. 76p.Loan copies r.vailable in the N.J. Occupational Researchand Development Resource Center.

5. Cumberland County

# 338New Jersey. Department of Education. Committee for the Study

of the Proposal to Establish and Operate a County College in

Cumberland County.A S Pro a O.

g9M1Y2211inCtunTrenton, New Jersey : State Department of Education,

1963, 76p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Research


6. Essex County

# 339New Jersey. State Department of Education. Committee for the

Study of the Proposal to Establish and Operate A County College

in Essex County.A S ud of th= Pro osa t Es z 0

Col .e e in E

Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1965. 90p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational Research


7. Gloucester County

#340Gloucester County Study Committee.

A t t e Need for a -Y

Gloucester County.Woodbury, New Jersey: Superintendent of Public

Schools Office, 1965. 39p.


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8. Hunterdon County

#341New Jersey. Department of Education. Committee for A Study ofthe Advisability of Establishing and Operating A County Collegein Hunterdon County.

A Stud o A

Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1965, 85p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

9. Middlesex County

#342New Jersey. Department of Education.the Proposal to Establish and OperateMiddlesex County.

A SC

Committee for A Study ofA County College in

E 0 t Ae in Midd e e Co t

Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1964,101p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

10. Somerset County

# 343New Jersey. Department of Education. Committee for the Study ofthe Proposal to Establish and Operate a County College inSomerset County.

ASdotooatotabaJalistL.,...pidOet.atel

Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1965. 86p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

11. Union County

#344Union County. Board of Chosen Freeholders. Advisory Committeeon County Colleges.

LStudoftheNeedforA':i___k_ylgto-YearCountColeeinUnion County.Elizabeth. New Jersey: Union County Board of Chosen

Freeholders, 1964. 25p.Loan copies available in the N.J. OccupationalResearch and Development Resource Center.

12. Other States

#345Larson, Milton E.

LAtaLs111vPlatatuilltusLltuskateland .0e Ourrtalaum of Industrial-Dvh4cal Educationin PbcOmmunit Junior C ee ofMchi an.East Lansing, Michigan: Michigan State University,1965. 364p.Available in microfiche: ED 025 255, Order No.66-404 from University Microfilms, INC.P. O. Box 1346, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106.

XX. yikajaljimita.klagiliat

A. Communication

# 34+6

Blasingame, Ralph."Research on Library Services in Metropolitan Areas."New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers - The StateUniversity.Project No. 5-0076, listed in Cgalokajj,_12(22 of the "[Lg. Office of Education'sDivision of Comprehensive and Vocational EducationResearch. Available in microfiche, ED 010 065.

I11. :.:41 0

BlIiingame, Ralph; Goldstein, Bernard; Farlee, Coralie."Developing Measures of Need for Knowledge andInformation in an Urban Community."(The purpose of the study is to examine the community'sneed for information, beginning with an,. analysis ofthe current supply of information and the nature andrate of its consumption. Of primary conern will bethe sharp delineation of the methodological andsubstantive problems involved in a definitive studyof social information content and channels.)

(Sponsorship: U.S. Office of Education)Code No. 8-22 in the $ Re re I v nof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J.First listed as Active Project in S, S. R. I. No.11, 196 ?.

Tentative Completion Date: January 31, 1969.

B. Unemployment

# 3448Mooney, Joseph D.

"Urban Poverty and Labor Force Participation."In American. Economic Eaka, Vol. LVII, No.1, March, 1967.

Listed in the lb211ma.onjALLIar of the

Industrial Relations Section of Princeton University.A single reprint copy is free on request from theIndustrial Relations Section Office, Princeton University,Princeton, N.J. 08540.

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C. Youth

# 349Brown, Gloria M.

"A Descriptive Study of the Inner-CityAdolescent Girl."Master of Education Degree Project Report, January1967, for the Department of Vocational-TechnicalEducation, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - TheState University, New Brunswick, N.J. Consult thereport at the Vocational-Technical CurriculumLaboratory at Rutgers' New Brunswick campus.

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XXI. Vocational Guidance

A. Aptitudes

#350Hoagland, Donald P.

"The Effect of Intelligence, Arithmetic Ability, and Age on

Success of 133 Tenth Grade Students in Shop Subjects, Kearny

(N.J.) High School, 1955-1958."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, N.J.

Abstract in annual Research Abstracts Bulletin of Montclair

State College: v.52, no. 2 (1960) pp. 21-23.


#351Pistolas, George.

"The Relationship between Scores on the Space Relations Test

of the Differential Aptitude Tests aid Marks in Mechanical

Drawing A of One Hundred Ninety-three Students, Montclair,

(N.J.) High School, 1954-1958."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, N.J.

Abstract in annual Research Abstracts Bulletin of Montclair

State College: v.52, no. 2(1960) pp. 38-40. Report itself in

Montclair's Sprague Library.

B. Counselors

#352Bingham, William C.

"Job Satisfaction of Employment Counselors."

Journal of Employment Counseling, June, 1969. Listed in a

letter from Donald H. Amick, Assistant Dean, Graduate School

of Education, Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick,

New Jersey, May 5, 1969.

#353Rutgers - The State University. Bureau of Economic Research.

"The Role and Status of the Rehabilitation Counselor."

Report completed February 20, 1968 by the Bureau of Economic

Research of Rutgers University and forwarded to the New

Jersey Comprehensive State-Wide Project for Vocational Rehabil-

itation under.Project No. 2-35, Planning for Utilization of

Vocational Rehabilitation, listed under Code No. 2-35 in the

Social Science Research Inventory of the Bureau of Governmental

Research, Rutgers - The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.

Listed as Completed Project in S. S. R. I. No. 13, 1968.

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C. Curricular Choice

#354Yevak, Marie E.

"Variables Associated with Curricular Choice ofSecondary School Pupils."Studies in Education, p. 76-78, Philadelphia,University of Pennsylvania, July, 1962-December, 1964;

also in Journal of Educational Research 60(5):

205-208, January, 1967.Listed in Publications and Artistic Productiona.of

Paterson State College FacultY._1960-1965 of Paterson

State College, Wayne, New Jersey.

D. Occupational Information

#355King, George G.,Jr.

"An Analysis of Existing Occupational Information to

Develop Criteria for Occupational Information for

Slow-Learning Students."Master's Report, Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, N.J. Abstract in annual ResearchAbstracts Bulletin of Montclair State College;

v, 49. no. 4, T137). pp. 23-25.Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

#356New Jersey. Department of Education. Division of the State

Library, Archives and History. Public and School Library

Services Bureau.The LibraryPcein.ith Special

Emphasis on Its Vocational Guidance Functions.

Trenton, New Jersey: Department of Education,

1945. 47p.Loan copies available in the N.J. Occupational


E. Services

#357Bingham, William C.

Counseling ServicesforUm2od Youth.New York: New York University School of Social

Work, Center for the Study of the Unemployed, 1967.

Listed in a letter from Donald H. Amick, Assistant

Dean, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers - The

State University, New Brunswick, N.J. May 5, 1969.

# 358Gambino) Thomas.

Focus on Vocational Education: Report of 1668 SecialVocational GuidanceTrenton, New Jersey: Department of Education, 1968. 28p.A limited number of copies available through theDivision of Vocational Education Public Information/Department of Education, 225 West State Street,Trenton, Ne. Jersey.

# 359Shimberg, Benjamin.

"Classroom Guidance: Hope or Hoax?"(in Journal of the National Association of WomenDeans and Counselors. Vol. 23. 1959. pp. 3-10).


"Evaluation of a Guidance Text."(in Personnel and Guidance Journal, Vol. 41. 1962.

pp. 126-132.)

# 361Wiseman, Charles M.

"An Investigation into the Needs for a System ofGuidance and Psychological Services in the Schoolsof Sussex County, N.J., December, 1957."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual Research AbstractsBulletin of Montclair State College: v. 51, no. 31959), pp. 49-51, Report itself in Montclair's

Sprague Library.

F. Vocational Adjustment

# 362Benson, Purnell H.

"Predicting Vocational Success."(Administration of a "Divide-your-time" questionnairewill be made to several hundred staff members of aNew Jersey corporation, together with the SRAPictorial Reasoning Test. Results will be relatedto success on the job, such as volume sold by salesmen.)

Code No. 10-41 in the Social Science Research Inventoryof the Bureau of Governmental Research, Rutgers - The

State University, New Brunswick. N.J. First listedas Active Project in S. S. R. I. No. 13, 1968.Tentative Completion Date: May, 1969.

# 363Goldstein, Bernard and Harry Stark.

New York: Holt, Rinehart, andReport as a publication of theRutgers College, Rutgers - TheNew Brunswick, New Jersey in a

G. Vocational Choice

Winston, , 1964.paper, $1.08.Department of Sociology,State University,letter of March 28, 1969.

#364Asciutto, Marion.

"An Analysis of the Vocational Choice of 318

Applicants to the Bergen County (N.J.) Vocational

and Technical High School, September, 1959."Master's Report, Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, N.J. Abstract in annual R earch Ab tr cts

Bulletin of Montclair College: v. 530 no. 3 1961

pp. 9-11. Report itself in Montclair's Sprague Library.

SUBJECT INDEX(numbers indicate cumulative entry

numbers, not page numbers)

Academic AchievementAchievementSee Educational attainment

Adhesives, 1217Administration

See also SupervisorsAdult programs, #55 through#60

Business education departmenthead duties, #87

Directors of adult programs,

#59Home economics supervisors'functions, #206

Adult education,Generally, #55 through #79Administration, #55 through#60

Basic education, #61Civic education, #62Continuing education, #72Diversified training, #63Evaluation of progress, #73Experiment, early, #65Extension services, #64Future, #71Industry's involvement, #60Libraries' involvement, #66Older adult participation, #67Program improvement, #68through #73

Psychological foundations, #74Salaries of directors, #75Teaching adults, #69University extension services,#64

Y.M.C.A., Y.W.C.A., Y.M.Y.W.C.A.adult program

Advanced degree, #41, #45Agricultural education

See also Agricultural laborSee also Agricultural productionSee also Agricultural salesoccupations

See also Rural Youth DevelopmentProgramGenerally, #80 through #83

Agricultural labor, #80Agricultural production, #82Agricultural sales occupations, #83Aluminum casting, #307

Appliance servicing, electrical,#320

ApprenticesColonial apprentices, #85Fire alarm apprentices;curriculum, #84

History of colonialapprentizeship, #85

Training needs, #86Aptitudes

Mechanical drawing; relation-ship of scores, #351

Shop subjects; correlation ofscores, #350

Atlantic CountyCollege proposal, #333Cooperative industrialeducation programs, #100

Labor market profile, #131Technical training needs,

#333Training needs, #130 through#132

Attendants in State institutionsEvaluation of Training programs,#1

National survey, #3Training programs, #1, #2, #3

Audiovisual guidesWoodworking, #218

AutomationChanges in skill requirements,#4

Automobile junk use, #81Aviation education, #7

-B-Basic education, #61Basking Ridge, #91Bergen County

Business education departmentheads, #87

Office practice courses, #96Training needs, #134, #135

Bergen County Vocational andTechnical High School, #364

Bibliography of bibliographies,

#39

SUBJECT INDEX

BookkeepingData Processing's impact, #88

Brake linings, #308Burlingt,n County

College Proposal, #334Technical Training needs, #334Training needs, #136

Business educationGenerally, #87 through #99Administration, #87Basic business course, #91Bookkeeping; influence of dataprocessing; #88Curriculum, #92Follow-up studies, #94History, #95Office personnel selection, #93Office practice courses, #96Stenography class; electronicequipment for, #90

Typing, #98

c.Camden County

College propo6A, #335Technical training needs, #335Training needs #137 through

#140Cape May County

College proposal, #336, #337Technical training needs, #336,

#337Training needs, #141, #142

CastingsSee Aluminum casting

Catholic secondary schoolsCooperative office programs, #101

Cedar Grove, #93Child labor

Federal policy, #299Children

See child laborSee Technology for Children

CitiesSee Urban areas

Civic education, #62Clerks, retail

Survey, #48Clifton

Labor profile, #185Clifton High School

Work experience program, #202Clothing construction,

Visual aid, #212

Community collegesSee Two year colleges

Commuting patterns, #8Comparative education, #9Computer provamming course, #89

Consumer Education, #213, #214

See also Consumer expectationsSee also Consumer needsSee also Consumer values

Consumer expectations, #213Consumer needs

Women workers, #293Consumer values

Industrial education's effecton, #219

Continuing education, #72Cooperative programs

industrial education, #100Office education, #101, #102

CounselorsSee Employment counselorsSee Rehabilitation counselorsSee Vocational guidance counselors

County collegesSee Two year colleges

Cumberland CountyCollege proposal, #338Teahnioal training needs, #338Training needs, #143 through #145

CurriculumSee also Curriculum developmentSee also Curriculum materialsAdult programs, #58Business education, #92Home economics curriculum change,#209Student choice; variables, #354

Curriculum development,Generally, #10 through #17Bayonne High School, #10Scope project, #16Task analysis; horticulturalsales, #83

Curriculum materialsFire alarm apprentices, #84

D-

DelinquentsSocial adjustment of formergang members, #287

DisabledEstimates, #261, #262Participation in rehabilitation

services, #260

SUBJECT INDEX

DisadvantagedSee also PovertySee also Urban and ghettoeducation

Migrants; problems, #275Rural youth, #298

Doctoral degree#43, #45

Dover TownshipTraining needs, #179

DraftingSee Mechanical drawing

DropoutsSee also DelinquentsSee also DisadvantagedGenerally, #122 through #125Monmouth County, #171Union City High Schools, #263United Progress'Inc. evaluation,#264

--E-Econometric model, #300Economic results of changes inemployment, #234

Economic understandings, #229Economics of education,

Generally, #252 through #258Inputs, #247 through #251Microeconomic problems, #252Outcomes, #251 through #258

EconomySee also Econometric modelCyclical characteristics, #301Economic indicators, #301New Jersey, #18

Educational attainmentBenefits, external, #258Cultural factors, #285Economic structure, #256Facilities, #255Factors, social and cultural,#285Influence of work experience,#202Labor force participations, #254National development in Mexico,

#257Shop subjects; factors relatedto success, #350Social factors, #285Underachievers, bright, #288

Effectiveness of teachersSee Teacher effectiveness

Efficency of agriculturalproduction, #82

Electronics curriculum, #321Employer policies, #21, #22Employment

See also Employer policiesSee also Human resource developmentSee also Vocational potentialSee also Vocational rehabilitationSee also Work experienceEducational attainment and laborforce participation, #254

Fair employment for Negroes, #277Industrial, #327Results of changes; economic, #234Trends, #234Welfare population, #280

Employment counselorsJob satisfaction, #352

Employment orientation programsMentally retarded programs, #269

Environmental press, #329Epoxy base adhesives, #217Essex County

Adult programs, #68College proposal, #339Office Practice Courses, #96Technical training needs, #339Training needs, #146 through #151

EvaluationSee also Followup studiesSee also Teacher effectivenessSee also TestsGenerally, #103 through #202Adult's progress, #73Behavioral model for evaluation,#106Food service programs, #106Health education program, #204Job evaluation and automation, #5Licensing practices, #103 through#105

Medical laboratory assistant teachereducation, #205

Neighborhood Youth Corps Program,#296, #297Occupational exposure program,#297

Pilot and demonstration projects,#107Pilot program evaluation model,#106, #108Pupils, #118

State programs. #109

Teacher effectiveness, #110through #112Technique of licensingexaminations, #

Technology for children,#313 through #316

United Progress Inc., #264Vineland State School employees,#1

Vocational interests; mentallyretarded, #270

VocatlDnal potential forretarded, #271

Vocational sophistication;mentally retarded, #270

Work experience program, #99Evening college, #57Examinations

See TestsExtension services, #64Eye protection, #40

-F-Facilities planning,

Generally, #23 through #25Guidelines for planning, #24Laboratory for guide development,#25

Fair employmentNegroes; #277

Family living coursesIntroductory procedures, #210

Farm labor, #80Fire alarm apprentices; curriculum#84Fishing reefs proposed, #81Flemington

Home economics grades, #207Training needs, #158

Follow-up studiesAcademic vs. vocational,#120Business education, #94Business education teachers,#97

Class of 1962, #126Class of 1963, #129Gang members, #287Middlesex County Vocationaland Technical High School #168

Montclair, #146Teachers of business education,

#97

SUBJECT INDEX

Trade and industrial programs,#129

Food service programsEvaluation model, #106

Furniture finishes, #225

GangSocial adjustment of formermembers, #287

German education, #9Girls

Inner-city girl; description#349

Gloucester CountyCollege proposal, #340Technical training needs, #340Training needs, #152, #153

Glues, #217

-HHackettstown High School

Training needs, #199Hanover Park, #99Health occupations

See also Attendants in stateinstitutions

See also Home Health aidesGenerally, #203 through #205Evaluation of a health educationprogram, #204

Medical laboratory assistantsteachers' institute, #205

Hiring practices, #21, #22History

Adult education, #65Apprenticeship, colonial, #85

Home economicsSee also Consumer educationSee also Home health aidesSee also HomemakersGenerally, #206 through #216Administrators' functions andresponsibilities, #206Clothing construction, #212Curriculum change, #209Family living course, #210Junior High programs, #215, #216Selection of program by students,#215

Supervisors' functions and responsibilities,#206

SUBJECT INDEX

Value of program, #216Home health aides

Program developmont workshop, +211

HomemakersHome economics grades, #207

Program development workshop, +211

Role, #208Horticultural sales occupations, #83

Hudson CountyTraining needs, #154 through #156

Human resource developmentColumbia, #243Country studies, #238Planning, #240PoliOies, #236Problems, #242Strategies, #237Unemployment benefits and labor

force developments, #250

Hunterdon Central High SchoolHome economics grades, #207

Hunterdon CountyCollege proposal, 0341Technical training needs, 041Training needs, #157, #158

Industrial artsGenerally, #217 through +227

Audiovisual guides, #218Electrified machinery, #223Elementary industrial arts program,

+316Finishes for furniture, #225

Mass production, #220

Plastics, #221Research, #222Safety, #223Teacher effectiveness, #224

Tests, #117Wood, #225, #226Work experience programs, #227

Industrial educationCooperative programs, #100

Supervisory development, #46

Television, #46Industrial employment, #327

Industrial man, #52Industrialism, #52Industry

Adult education involvement of

industry, #60Office personnel selection, #93

Trainees; characteristics, #326

Information centers,Occupational Research and DevelopmentResource Center organization, #28

Skills required, #26In-Service training programs,#1, #29Institutional attendants

See Attendants in State institutions

InstrumentationInstructors' course, #306

Introduction to vocationsGenerally, #228 through #233Behavioral changes, #228Educational outcomes, #228Mentally retarded program, #233

Neighborhood Youth Corps program

of occupational exposure, #297

Program improvement, #231Statistical report Point PleasantBeach High School, #232

Jersey CityLabor profile, #156

Job-related needs, #53Jobs

Changes anticipated, #119

Projections, #128Judgmental procedure, +13Junior colleges

See Two year colleges

L-

LaborSee Labor completionSee Labor force participationSee Labor leadership education

See Labor marketSee Labor mobility

Labor completion, +22Labor force participation

Joining, #363Urban poverty, #348

Labor leadership education, +77

Labor marketSystems analysis, #259

Labor mobility, +19Labor unions

See UnionsLakewood

Training needs, #180Learning process, #15

Library serviceLabor needs, #27

SUBJECT

LicensingManpower implications, #244Practices, #103 through #105

Leisure market potential; SouthernNew Jersey, #20

Long BranchLabor profile, #173

-M-Machine shop practice

Retraining program, #324Machine trades

Facility planning, #23Manpower

See also Manpower trainingDevelopment policies, #21Projections, #127Projections; Newark, #148

Manpower TrainingSee also EmploymentSee also Human resourcedevelopmentGenerally, #234 through#246Policies, #236 through #243Trainee characteristics, #245Trainee selections, #246Trainees, #245, #246

Manufacturing production indexes,#328

Mass production, #220Mathematics

Industrial employment;mathematics desired, #322

Mechanical drawingOverhead projectors #319Success factors, #351Survey, #318

MechanizationSee Automation

Mentally retardedArts and crafts for severelyretarded, #268

Effective teaching of slowlearners, #111

Employment orientation program,

#269Habilitation program towardcommunity living, #274

Introduction to a regularvocational-technical highschool, #267

Pre-vocational techniques,#266

INDEX

Vocational interestso #272Vocational interests; test,

#265, #273Vocational orientation program,#233Vocational potential, #271Vocational sophistication test,#265

Mercer CountyIndustrial training,#165Industry, #159Population, #160Training needs, #1.59 through#165

Metallurgy, #307, #308Methods of teaching

See Teaching methodsMetropolitan areas

See Urban areasMichigan

Two year college characteristics,045

Middlesex CountyCollege proposal, #342Employment, #169Labor profile, #166Manufacturing, #169Technical training needs, #342Training needs, #166 throth #170

MigrantsProblems, #275

Monmouth CountyDropout study, #171Training needs, #171 through #174

Montclair State CollegeFollow-up of business educationgraduates, #97

Morris CountyElectronics industry, trainingfor #321Training needs, #175 through #177

Morris Hills High School, #89, #321Motivational research terms, #53

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NeedsSee Consumer needsSee Job-related needsSee Training needs

NegroesGenerally, #276 through #278Characteristics, #276Failure imagery, #278

SUBJECT INDEX

Fair employment, #277Success imagery, #278

Neighborhood Youth Corps ProgramEvaluation instruments, #296Occupational exposure program,#297

New BrunswickWomen workers, #200

NewarkEmployment trends, #235Labor profile, #150Manpower projections, #148Unemployed; characteristics, #292Welfare recipients; potentialemployability, #280

Women workers; supply and demand,#201

-0-Ocean County

Training needs, #178 through #181Occupational information

See Vocational informationOffice personnel selection, #93Office practice courses, #96

-P-Passaic

Labor profile, #185Economic development plan,#183Office practice courses, #96Training needs, #182 through#187

Passaic Valley High School, #229Paterson

Home economics course, #216Labor profile, #185Skill survey, #186, #187

Pattern alteration, #212Philosophy of vocational education,

#30, #31Planning

See also Planning programmingbudgeting systemUnion educational program, #79

Planning programming budgetingsystemGenerally, #247 through #259Costs, #247 through #251Educational outcomes, #252through #258

Systems analysis, #259

Point Pleasant Beach High School, #232Police officers

Training; programed materials, #11, #12Population projections, #128

PovertyEducational attainment in a blighted

area situation, #285Labor force participation in urbanareas, #348

New Jersey, #279Rural youth, #285Welfare recipients; potential employability,

#280Production indexes; manufacturing, #328Programed materials

Police officers, #11, #12Programming course

See Computer programming coursePrograms

See also specific fields withinvocational education

Adult program; improvement, #68through #73

Establishment of training programs, #17State program, evaluation, #109

Psychological foundationsAdult education, #74

Puerto RicansProblems of migrants, #275

PupilsChoice of curriculum; variables, #354

Evaluation, #118

RatingServicing of electrical appliances,#320

Rehabilitation counselorsRole and status, #353See also DisabledSee also Rehabilitation counselorsApplicant selection, #283Gap, #284Need projections, #282Selection of applicants, #283Survey, #281Utilization planning, #282

Rehabilitation services

See also DisabledSee also Rehabilitation counselors

Research

See also Research and DevelopmentCoordinating UnitCoordination, #32 through #39Grants application procedures, #33

SUBJECT INDEX

Industrial arts, #222Library services in urbanareas, #346

Motivational research;terminology, #53Priorities, #34Resource lists, #39Technical education, #310Terminology; motivationalresearch, #53

Trade and industrial education,#323Visibility, #35

Research and Development CoordinatingUnit, #36 through #38

RetardedSee Mentally retarded

RetrainingMachine shop practice, #324

Rural Youth Development ProgramNew Jersey rural disadvantaged, #298

-S-Safety

Electrified machinery, #223Eyes, #40

SalariesDirectors of adult education,

#75Teaches of adult education, #76

Salem CountyTraining needs, #188

Salem County Technical Institute, #63School

See also Educational tflainmentSee also PupilsSee also TeachersFailure imagery; Negroes, #278Success imagery; Negroes, #278

School AchievementSee Educational attainment

Self-concept(avelopment, #330, #331

Shop subjectsSuccess factors, #350

Social results of changes inemployment, #234

Somerset CountyCollege proposal, #343Technical training needs, #343Training needs, #189

Special educationSee also Special needs

9Employment orientation program,#26

Special needsGenerally, #260 through #299Disabled, #260 through #262Dropouts, #263, #264Mentally retarded, #265 through #274Migrants, #275Negroes, #276 through #278Poverty, #279, #280Rehabilitation, #281 through #284Socioeconomic influences, #285through #287

Underachievers, #288Unemployed, #289 through #292Women, #293 through e'95Youth, #296 through #299

Stain resistance, #311Statistics

Generally, #300 through 004Unemployment, #302Work stoppage, #303, #304

Stenography classElectronic equipment for, #90

StudentsSee Pupils

SuccessSee also AptitudesSee also Economics of educationSee also Educational attainmentSee also EmploymentSee also Environmental pressSee also JobsSee also Vocational developmentSee also Vocational potentialPredicting vocational success, #363

SupervisorsSee also AdministrationAdult programs, #56Effectiveness ratings for teachers,#224

SurveysSee Training needs

Sussex CountyTraining needs, #190, #191Vocational guidance system needs,#361

Swedesboro Center, #63

-T-Task analysis

Horticultural sales occupations, #83Teacher

See Teacher effectivenesaSee Teacher trainingSee Teachers

L.

SUBJECT INDEX

See Teaching methodsSee Teaching plan development

Teacher effectivenessSee also Learning processDirective teachers, #112Feedback's influence on teachers,#113

Non-directive teachers, #112Pupil-teacher relationship, #110

Slow learners, #111Teacher training

See also Advanced d(zreeSee also WorkshopsGenerally, #41 through #45Curriculum development, #42Evaluation of institute for teachersof medical laboratory assistants,#205Master teacher training curriculum,#42Technology center, #41

TeachersSee also Teacher effectivenessSee also Teacher trainingSee also Teaching methodsAdult teacher standards, #59Attitudes toward slow learners, #111Competency examinations considered;trades, #325

Experience correlated with effective-ness in teaching slow learners, #111

Industrial arts teacher effectiveness,#224Training correlated with effectivenessin teaching slow learners, #111

Teaching methodsOverhead projector for teachingmechanical drawing, #319

Student feedback, #113Supervisory feedback, #113

Teaching plan development, #13Technical education

Generally, #305 through #312Electronics curriculum, #321Instrumentation, advanced,#306

Research, #310Success prediction, #309University level, #305

Technical Training needsSee Names of countiesSee Two year colleges

Technology for childrenEducational outcomes, #313

Elementary industrial artsprogram, #316

Evaluation, #313 through #316Implementation, #314Thec'atical base, #317

Technology resource center, #44Terminology

Motivational research terms, #53Tests

See also EvaluationGenerally, #114 through #118Adminissions tests, #114Mentally retarded vocationalsophistication and interesttest, #265

Objective items construction, #115Performance phase of trade competencyexams, #116

Trade competency examinations forteachers, #325

Vocational interests; retardates,#273

Textiles, #311Toms River

Training needs, #179, #180Trade and industrial education

Generally, #318 through #328Cooperative programs, #100Drafting, #318, #319Electrical appliance servicing, #320Electronics curriculum, #321Machine shop practice; retraining, #325Mathematics needed, #322Research, #323Supervisory development, #46Teacher competency examinations, #32.5Television, #46Trainees, #326Training needs, #327, #328

Trade competency examinations, #116, #325Trading stamps

Economics of, #214

Training needsSee also Follawup studiesSee also specific counties, cities,schools

Generally, #119 through #199Apprentices, #86Changes anticipated, #119Industry; trainee characteristics, #326

Public service, #121Trade and industrial education, #327,#328

Unemployed persons; characteristics, #291

TrentonLabor profile, #164Training needs, #161, #163United Progress Inc. evalua-tion, #264

Two year collegesSee also Technical educationGenerally, #329 through +345Michigan; characteristics, #345Self-concept development, #331Self-concept implementation,

#330Student characteristics, #329Teacher characteristics, #332Training needs #333 through #345

Typing, #98

-U-Underachievers, #288Unemployed

See also UnemploymentGenerally, #289 through #292Characteristics, #291, #292Counseling services, #357

UnemploymentSee also UnemployedSee also Unemployment compensa-tion

Labor force participation, #289Prosperous economy, #290Small area census, #302Training program success orfailure, #291

Unemployment compensationBenefits; Influenced by laborforce development, #250

Economic significance, +247Economics, #248Finance of, +249

Union City High SchoolsDropouts, #263

Union CountyCollege proposal, +344Dropouts, #192, #193Technical training needs, #344Training needs, #192 through#196

Union County High School Dropouts,

#193Union County Technical Institution,

Student success, #309

Union Township

Training needs, #196

SUBJECT INDEX

Unions

Generally, #47 through 449Adult education, #77, #78Labor leadership education, #77Local educational program planning,

#79Membership, #49

U.S. Merchant Marine officer licensing,#103University involvement

Labor leadership education, #77Urban and ghetto education

See also Urban areasGenerally, #346 through +349Communication in the urban community,+345, #347

Urban areasSee also Urban and ghetto educationAdolescent girl; description, #349Information needs; measures, #j47Knowledge needs; measures, #347Library services, #3k6Unemployment, #348

-V-Vineland State School, #1Visual aids

See also Audiovisual guidesClothing construction, #212

Vocational adjustmentSee also Vocational interestsSee also Vocational potential

Vocational adjustment, #362, #363Vocational choice

See also Vocational developmentSee also Vocational informationSee also Vocational interestsSee also Vocational sophisticationAnalysis of vocational choice of318 applicants, +364

Vocational educationBenefits, #251Costs, #251Development; critical issues, #241Issues, +241Philosophy, #30, #31

Vocational developmentNinth grade students, #230

Vocational guidanceSee also Vocational adjustmentSee also Vocational choiceSee also Vocational development

See also Vocational guidance counselorsSee also Vocational informationSee also Vocational interests

SUBJECT INDEX

See also Vocational potentialSee also Vocational sophistication

Classroom guidance, #359Counselors, #352, #353Curricular choice. #354Psychological servtces needed, #361

Pupil aptitudes, #3 #351Services for unemployed youth, #357

Services; special projects, #358

Text evaluated, #360Vocational guidance counselors

Job satisfaction, #352Role, #353Status, 053

Vocational informationLibrary's place in the school, #356

Slow-learning students; criteria forinformation, #30

Vocational interestsAssessment; mentally retarded, #270

Retardates, #272Retardates; test, #265, #273Test for mentally retarded, #265,

#273Vocational orientation programs

See introduction to vocationsVocational potential

See also successRetarded, #271

Vocational rehabilitationTrade union role, #47

Vocational sophisticationAssessment; mentally retarded, #270

Test for mentally retarded, #265

WagesBarberBarber shops, #51Beauty shops, #51Pay differentials, #50

Warren CountyTraining needs, #197 through #199

Water resistance, #311Women

Cost of living for women workers,

#293remand for women workers, #200

Supply of women workers, #200

Work participation, #295Work participation; factors, #294

WoodBeams, laminated vs. solid, #312

Finishes, #225

Lamination, #266

WorkSee also Work experienceSee also Work stoppageSee also WorkersFailure imagery; Negroes #278

Success imagery; Negroes, #278

Work experienceBusiness department, #99Effects on academic achievement,

#202Effects on extra-curricularactivities, #202Industrial arts, #227Work experiencePractical nursing program4203

Work stoppageAnalysis, 1952-1963, #304Statistical survey, #303

WorkersGenerally, #52, #53Commuting patterns, #8

WorkshopsCurriculum change in home economics,

#209Program development for trahomemakers-home health aides, 11

YouthSee also PupilsSee also Youth organizationsInner-city girl; description, #349Social adjustment of former gang

members, #287Unemployed youth; guidance services,

#357Working class youth, #286

Youth organizations, #51 #70

AUTHOR AND SE'ON§ORING AGENCY INDEX

- A -Anthony, Eugene, #320Aquino, Charles C., #92Arbuckle, Lee, #146Arlett, Yolan Grund, #228Asetutto, Marion, #364

B

Baecht, Wilhelmina P., #94Baker, M., #234Bardon, Jack 1., #278Bender, Robert, 0245Benjamin, Hazel C., #242Benson, Purnell H., #320, #362Berkowitz, Monroe, #252, #260,#261, #262, #281, #282, #283

Biglin, Thomas John, #68Bingham, William C., #352, #357Birchenall, Joan M., #203Black, Stanley, #259Blackman, Leonard S., #265Blair, Margaret, #231Blasingame, Ralph, 16, 0347Bodnar, Raymond D., 9Bowen, William G., #253, #254,

#289, #290Bredemeier, Harry C., #286Brooks, Patricia P., #206Brown, Gloria M., #349Brown, Walter E., #106Burch, Philip H., Jr., #255Burdett, Arthur D., #2660 #272,

#273Butwin, Bernadine B., #96

C -Camden County Vocational School

for Boys. Investigator Staff,

#137Campion, Howard A., #I47Carpenter, John, #53Carrol, John, Jr., #100Carstensen, Andrew E., #318Carter, Harry R., #217Chernick, Jack, #470 #166, #245,#246, #291, #292, #303, #304

Citizens' Committee for the Studyof A Technical and VocationalHigh School in Passaic County,#182

Clark, Thelma F., #233

A

Coe, Burr D., #167, #168Corazzini, A. J., #251Crabtree, Arthur P. (Jack), #55)

#62, #69Craig, Roger, #291(Julio°, Leo, #11Cumberland County Vocational Educa-

tion Study Commission, #143Cummings, John M., #10, #11, #14

DDavidson, Paul, #81Dispensa, Joseph Jr., #313Dobbins, Robert Wilson, #309Dodge, Phillip M., #85Dolgoff, Ralph, #70Donaghay, Herbert C., #9Donato, Elsie J., #263Dorrell, Ralston E., #63Doughty, Mary L., #1Downey, Bernard F., #27Dunlop, John T., #52Dutta, Manoranjan, #213, #300

EEastman, Hal P., Jr #4, #5Eaton, Charles B., #219Eckhardt, Louis J., #218Esposito, Gerald, #311Esser, Barbara, #114Etheridge, John W., #99

N. FFancera, Donald J., #312Farlee, Coralie, #347Fellows, Pierson D., #210Fiber, Larry R., #95Finegan, T. A., #254, #289Flinky Salomon J., #18Fox, Harold W., #214Freeburg, Norman C., #296

GGambacorta, Rocco, #56Gambino, Thomas, #3-j8

Gaynor, Patricia, #233Gillie, Angelo C., #329, #330, #331Girandola, Rudolph J., #32Gloucester County Study Committee,

#340

AUTHOR AND SPONSORING AGENCY INDEX,

Gnagney, Theodore P., #71Goldstein, Bernard, #285, #286,

#347, #363Gorgol, John F., #6, #119Green, Ralph, #12Griess, Jerald A., #325Gruenurt, Marietta Ossi, #267Gutman, Robert, #276

HHabeeb, George R., #227Hanawalt, Alice Fowler, #13Harbison, Frederick H. #52, #236,

#237, #238, #239, #259, #290Harnack, Richard B., #314Haskell, Mark A., #148Hayes, Leola G., #268Helms, Frank Q., #26Hemmer, Richard N., #322Henderson, Helen, #215Hover, Albert J., #64Hill, Samuel E., #239, #277Hoagland, Donald P., #350Homlish, John A., #332Hotherm, Charles, #307Huff, Stanley W., #21Humza, Al, #47Hunt, Elizabeth E., #315, #317Hyman, Ronald T,, #110

. I..

Indik, Bernard P., #2461 #2640 #280,#291, #292, #297

Jablin, Janice A., #87Jackson, Robert B., #66Jacobs, Lloyd H., Jr., #97Jansyn, Leon, #287Jensen, 011ie A., #115Johns, Theodore, #89Johnson, William G., #261, #262, #284

K

Kahn, Harris, #271, #272, #273Kaufman, J., #120Kays, Sister Mary Eloise, #101Keane, Kerry J., #29Kerr, Clark, #52Kerrison, Irvine L. H., #15, #77, #79,#305

Kievit, Mary B., #209, i#329King, George G., Jr., #355Kingston, Camels, C., #102Klein, Harold M. #121Knutson, Andie, #204Koch, A. R., #234Koo, Po-Yen, #33, #34Kott, M. G., #2

LLaidlaw, William, #107Lanyon, Richard I., #74Larson, Milton E., #23, #4 1, #306,

#310, #345Law, Gordon F., #35Leighty, Gerald T., #321Lester, Richard A., #22, #50, #2400#247, #248, #049, 3250, #327

Levin, H., #201Levine, Herbert A., #47, #77, #78Lewis, W. A., #256Lilien, David, #65LoCascio, Ralph, #36, #37Lockette, Rutherford E., #14Luna, Micael E., #308Luster, Mary A., #216

- MAC -McCarthy, John A., #154McChesney, Ann Saefeldt, #111McMahon, Ernest E., #57, #64, #720

#73McNeice, William C., #25

MMacak, Walter J., #24Margules, Morton, #224Marshall, Patricia, #275Means, Charles H., #221Mercer County Industrial Commission,

#159, #160Meyer, Marie P., #211Miller, Norman C., #65Mills, Jay T., #316Moe, John V. , #164, #205, #244Molinari, Louis A., #225Mooney, Joseph D., #348Moreland, Andrew S., #3361,oskowitz, Harvey S., #183Myers, Charles A., #52, #237, #238Myers, Charles Nash, #257

AUTHOR AND SPONSORING AGENCY INDEX

NNew Jersey, Department of Education,475, #761 086, #122, #1231 #1241#1251 #171, #192, #193

New Jersey. Department of Education.Committee for A Study of theAdvisability of Establishing andOperating A County College inHunterdon County, #341

New Jersey. Department of Education.Committee for the Study of theProposal to Establish and OperateA County College in:Atlantic County, #333Burlington County, 0334Camden County, #335Cape May County, #337Cumberland County, #338Essex County, #339fl

Middlesex County, 042Somerset County, #343

New Jersey. Department of Education;and, Department of CommunityAffairs; Division of Aging, #67

New Jersey. Department of Education.Division of the State Library,Archives and History. Public andSchool Library Services Bureau,

#356New Jersey. Department of Education.Division of Vocational Education,

#90, #126, #130, #1341 #135, #136,#138, #139, Oa, OA, #145, #149,#152, #153, #155, #157, #161, #162,#172, #1751 #176, #178, #179, #1841

#188, #189, #190, #191, #1941 #195,#196, #197, #198, #2 9, #326

New Jersey. Department of Labor and

Industry, #51, #1271 #131New Jersey. Department of Labor and

Industry. Bureau of Research andStatistics, #293


Industry. Division of EmploymentSecurity, #186


Industry. Division of Employment

Security. Bureau of Research and

Statistics, #8, #132, #140, #142,#150, #151, #156, #158, #163, #164,#169, #170, #173, #174, #180, #185,

#187New Jersey. Office of Economic

Opportunity, #298

Norgr'en, Paul 11,, #277

- 0 -O'Brian, John L. #42, #43Ocean County Vocational Board ofEducation. Vocational SurveyCommittee, #181

Oko, Dorothy K., #27Oliver, Wilmot F., #113Olsen, Richard, #279O'Neill, John J., #42Orefice, Dominick, #88O'Shea, James P., #226

- P.-Parnicky, Joseph J., #3, #270,

#271, 0272, #2730 #274Patton, Michael J., #296Pearce, John J #79Pearson, Mary Susan, #212Peterson, Neale L., #274Pierson, Robert W., #223Pistolas, George, #351Placek, Joyce M., #7Point Pleasant Beach High School,

#232Pompilio, Anthony S., #199Porges, Frederick, #324The Port of New York Authority.Planning and Development Depart-ment. Central Research andstatistics Division, RegionalStudies Section, #128

Raph, Jane, #288Reock, Ernest C., Jr #29Ressler, Ralph, #220Reynolds, T. J #235Rivlin, Alice, #241Rock, Donald A., #296Roth, Harold L. #66Rubinfine, sally, #133Rutgers - The State University.

Bureau of Economic Research,

#353Rutgers - The State University.Graduate school of Education,044

Rutgers - The State University.Graduate School of Education.Department of Vocational- TechnicalEducation Curriculum Laboratory,#129

AMOR AND SPONS3RIM AGENCY INDEX

- -

Savidge, Beverly 14.0 #211Schaefer, Carl J., #40, #45, p46,

#120, #323Scheaffer, Geraldine, #12Schwartz, Gilbert) #319Schwartz, Milton N., #15, #53, #71+

Seltzer, Harold R., #231Shapiro, Benjamin, #233Sheaffer, James A. #83Shimberg, Benjamin, #30, #31, #103,#104, 0105) #116, #117, ,

#204, #205, #244, #359, #360 ,

Sigler, Jay As, #299Simpson, Keith, #242Smith, Georgina M., #19, #480 #200,#2010 #280

Smith, V. Kerry, #283, #284Stallings, Francis L., #93Stark, Harry, #279, #301, #328,M63

Starr, Harold, #109Steengrafe, Wyman 0., #58Steffen, Robert A., #48Sternlieb, George, #20, #292, #302Streichier, Jerry, #222Strong, Merle E., #46Suglia, Anthony F., #229

Tolisohus, Natalia C., #207Tosh, Donald, #230Troy, Leo, 049Tuckman, Bruce W.0 #16, #108, #112,

#323, #330, #331

U-Union County. Board of Chosen

Freeholders. Advisory Committeeon County Colleges, #344

U. S. Department of Labor. Bureauof Apprenticeship and Training,#165

UnKel, Gerald, #231Urffer, Alfred C., #17

- V -Vance, James C., #54

- W -Wataha, John, #324

Weil, Mildred, #208, #294,

#295Weinhold, Clyde E., #59Weintravb, Andrew, #304Weis, Lois Scott, #202Weisbrod, Burton A., #258Wendlocher, John L. Jr., #91Westcott, Edwin,

L.,

#82Wien, Margaret S., #98Wilkins, John, #328Winston, James S., #17, #60Wiseman, Charles M., #361Worthington, Robert M., #38Wrigley, Arthur B., #177

- X -Xerox Corporation, #61

YYevak, Marie E., #354York, Edwin G., #28, #39

ZZanzalari, J. Henery, #168Zito, Robert J., #278Zschock, Dieter K., #243