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Florida Univ., Gainesville. Coll. of Education.Report No- UF 74Pub Date Jan 68Note-14p.EDRS Price MF-$025 HC-S0.64Descriptors-*BIBLIOGRAPHIES, COLLEGE CURRICULUM, *COMMUNITY COLLEGES, EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES,

EDUCATIONAL FINANCE, *EDUCATIONAL HISTORY, *EDUCATIONAL PLANNING, EDUCATIONAL PRACTICE,

EDUCATIONAL THEORIES, *JUNIOR COLLEGES, STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES, TEACHER EDUCATION,

TECI-NICAL EDUCATIONThis bibliography of materials relating to the development and growth of public

community and junior colleges consists of more than 200 entries dating betweer 1924

and 1967, inclusively. Types of materials include books, documents, unpublished

periodicals, microfilms, directories, and articles in periodicals. (DG)

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THE COM:MUNITY COLLEGE

-- The Public Junior College Movement

Fifth Edition

A BIBLIOGRAPHY

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INFOrrIATION

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BOOKS, DW,UMENTS, AND UNPUBLISHED MATERIALS

American Association of Junior Colleges. A Report on Terminal Education in

Junior Colleges. Washington: The Association, 1941

. A Report on Termlnal Education in Junior Colle es. Second Annual Report.

Washirgton: The Association, 1942.

Barringer, Bobby A. Procedures Used in Initiating Community Junior Colleaes in

Florida. Gainesville: University of Florida, 1964.

Blocker, Clyde E. The Two-Year Colle e; a Social S nthesis. Englewood Cliffs,

N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1965.

Bogue, Jesse Parker. The Community...G.2am. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1950.

. How to Organize Washington: American

Association of Junior Colleges, 1947.

Brownell, Baker. ......T.C.211.tatandTt the Community.. New York: Harper,

Burnette, Horace J. An Analysis of the Intlrnal Organizational Structures of

Selected Public Junior Colle es in Florida. Gainesville: University of

Florida, 1966.

California Study of General Education in the Junior Colleges. Problems and

Education Los

Angeles: University of California, 1950.

Chomitz, David L. Business Education for Adults in the Junior Collue. Cincinnati:

Southwestern Publishing Co., 1957.

Clark, Burton R. Ihespen Door College: A Case Sttdx. New York: McGraw-Hill,

1960.

Clarke, Johnnie R. A Curriculum Desi-n for DisaAvantat*4 Community Junior College

Students. Gainesville: University of Flor,da, 1966.

Colvert C. C. aglesteillaterials for In-Service Trainini, Pro rams for Junior

Collges. Washington: American Association of Junior Colleges, 1950.

Eells, Waiter Crosby, The Junior Colllsge Boston: Houghton-Mifflin, 1931.

Present Status of Junior Colle e Terminal Education. Terminal Education

Monograph No. 2. Washington: Amerman Association of Junior Colleges, 1941.

Florida. Community College Council. The Communit Junior College in Florida's

Fields, Ralph R. The Community College Movement. New York: McGraw-Hill, 19c2.

Florida. Citizens Committee On Education. Education and the Future of Florida.

Florida. Council for the Study of Higher Education in Florida. Initial Report.

Thimlimm, 1956.

Tal!ahhassee: The Ccmmittee, 1947.

Tallahassee: The Council, 1956.

Tallahassee: The Council, 1955.

Future. Tallahassee: The Council, 1957.

Jutlor Cqleses for Florida. Telahassee: The Council, 1956.

Personnel Services in the Community Colleges of Florida. Tallahassee:

. A Plan for Curriculum Consultants for Florida Community Junior Colleges.

195 .

Higher Education and Florida's Future. V. 1-5. Tallahassee: The Couldcil

11011111111111111.

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Florida State Advisory Council on Cducation. Report of the Florida Junior College

Studx. Tallahassee: The Council, 1951.

Florida. State Department: of Education. Student Personnel Services in Florida's

Community Junior Colleges A Report of a Work Conference... Tallahassee:

The Department, 190.

. Student Personnel Services in Florida's Communitaunior Colleges, A

Report of the Second Annual Work Conference... Tallahassee: The Department,

1959.

Fretwell, Elbert K. 11)titFoundiriniorCollees. New York: Bureau of Pub-

lications, Teachers College. Columbia University, 1954.

Gleazer, Edmond J., Jr. The Community Collem, A New Social Inwention.

Washington: American Association of Junior Colleges, 1961.

Greenleaf, Walter J. Junioraileges. U. S. Office of Education Bulletin. 193r).

No. 3 Washington: Government Printing Office, 1936.

Griffiths, Anita M. The Institutional Climate at Selected Universities and Junior

Cc.,Ale..9eUr.....__IFlorida. Gainesville: University of Florida, 1966.

Hale, Morris S. A History of Florida Junior Colleges. Nashville, Tenn., 1966.

2 vols.

Harris, Norman C. Technical Education in itleJtor..ScilleatLaierillrograms for

New Jobs. Washington: American Association of Junior Colleges, 1964.

Haven, Ned L. The Humanities in College Programs of...General Educatign; 01:29.D1317

tional Approaches. Gainesville, University of Florida, 1959.

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Henderson, Leon N., Ed. Junior Collegesfor Florida: A Report of the University

of Florida Workshop in Junior College Education, June 13-July 23, 1949.

Gainesville: Conege of Education, University of Florida, 1949.

preliminary Report. Florida Junior College Administrators' Conference,January 19-21, 0497 Gainesville: College of Education, University of

Florida, 1949.

Hillway, Tyrus. The American Tn:yEatalltat. New York: Harper, 19c8.

Jones, Benjamin Willis. Cost of Buillios andEquipment of Junior Colleaes in

the United States. Washington: American Association of Junior Colleges.

1950.

Junior College Conference, Florida State University. Programs and Proceedings.

Tallahassee: Florida State University, 1957.

Kastner, Harold H. Economic im lications of Community Junior College Education.

Gainesville: University of Florida, 1962.

Keene, Thomas W. Foundation Prg9ram Cost Differentials for Community Junior

Colleges,. Gainesville: University of Florida, 1963.

Kidd, Kenneth P. Oblectives of Mathematical Training.12.She Public Junior Colleae.

Nashville: George Peabody College",7974-8.

Koos, Leonard V. The Junior College, Two Volumes. Research Publications of the

University of Minnesota. Minneapolis: The University, 1924.

. The Junior Col_lege Movement. Boston: Ginn, 1925.

Lewis, Roland H. A Study to Develop Criteria for Organizing or Evaluating the

Prilate-Coilleset_a_eistrar's Office. Gainesville: University of

Florida, 1956.

MacConnell, James D. flaTinsla.§411001 Buildings. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-

Hall, 1957.

Martin, A. B. Per Student Cost of Administration Instruction and Operation and

Maintenance of Public Junior Colle es. Washington: American Association of

Junior Colleges, 199.

Medske-, Leland L. The Junior Colle e: PromesLand2rospeq. New York:

McGraw-Hill, 1960.

Morrison, Duncan G. Criteria for the Establishment of 2-Year Colleges. Washing.

ton: U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education

1960.

. Proceedures for the Establishment of Public 2-Year Collegts:. Washington:

U. S. Departmnet of Health, Education, and Welfare:MU.

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Morrison, Duncan G. State Formulas for the Support of Public 2-Year Colleges.

Washington: U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1902.

The Two-Year Communit Colle e. Washington: U. S. Department of Health,

Education, and Welfare, 1958.

National Society for the Study of Education. Committee on the Public Junior

College. The Public'Junior College. Chicago: University of Chicago Press,

1956.

Potter, Edwin E., Jr. An Analysis of Attitudes of Students, Teachers and Admin-istrators Toward General Education Pro rams of Selected Junior Colle es of

Florida. Gainesville: University of Florida, 19 1.

Price, Hugh G. California Public Junior Co11ges. Sacramento: 1958.

Rarig, Emory W. The Community Junior College; an Annotated Bibliommtal. New

York: Teachers College Press, 1966.

The Role of the Public Junior CoUtstin.illinois. Educational Research CircularNo7-51rlia:Bureau of Educational Research, College of Education,University of Illinois, 1947.

Sammartina, Peter. Community College in Action. Rutherford, New Jersey: Fair-

leigh Dickinson College Press, 1950.

Sexson, John A. Th.saiaLiampsisalssatatia.-colleecradelFour-yeal11 to 14 Inclusive Or anized and Administered as a Stale Institution.

New York: Harper, 194 .

Simms, Charles Wesley. The Present Le al Status of the Public Junior College.

Nashville: George Peabody College, 1948.

Starrak, James A. The Community Colle e in the United States. Ames: lowa

State College Press, 195 .

Tead, Ordway. Eqa1izlng Opportunities Secondary School.

The Inglis Lecture, 197. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University

Press, 1947.

Thornton, James W., Jr. Th.......aitJ-ColleeeCommt., 2d ed. New York: John

Wiley, 1966.

U.S. Office of Education. Division of Higher Education. ClordinaliallatarColle es in State Educational S stems. A Report of a Conference, Washington

D. C., May 1 -179 1957. Edited by S. V. Martorana. Uashington: 1957.

Ward, Phebe. Terminal Education in the Junior College. New York: Harper, 19137.

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Morrison, Duncan G. State Formulas for the Su ort of Public 2-Year Colleges.

Washington: U.S. Dept. of Hea th, Education, and Welfare, 191717-

The Two-Year Communit Colle e. Washington: U. S. Deportment of Health,

Education, and Welfare, 1958.

National Society for the Study of Education. Committee on the Public Junior

College. The Public'Junior Colle9e. Chicago: University of Chicago Press,

1956.

Potter, Edwin E., Jr. An Anal sis of Attitudes of Students Teachers and Admin-istrators Toward General Education Prsgams of Selected Junior Colle9es of

Florida. Gainesville: University of Floridi77§177

Price, Hugh G. California Public Junior Colleges. Sacramento: 1958.

Rarig, Emory W. The Community Junior Colle e. an Annotated Cliblio ra h . New

York: Teachers College Press, 1966.

The Role of the Public Junior Colle e in Illinois. Educational Research Circular

No. 5 . Urbana: Bureau of Educational Research, College of Education,

University of Illinois, 1947.

Sammartina, Peter. Community Collelejp_Action. Rutherford, New Jersey: Fair-

leigh Dickinson College Press, 1950.

Sexson, John A. The New American collemultfour-Year Junior Colle9e, Grades

11 to 14 Inclusive Or anized and Administered alialinale Institution.

New York: Harper, 194 .

Simms, Charles Wesley. The Present Le al Status of the Public Junior College.

Nashville: George Peabody College, 1948.

Starrak, James A. The Community Colle e in the United States. Ames: Iowa

State College Press, 195 .

Tead, Ordway. Esilialducational Opportunities glygnd the Secondary School.The Inglis Lecture,- 1947. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University

Press, 1947.

Thornton, James W., Jr. The.Commeityjunior_Colleat, 2d ed. New York: John

Wiley, 1966.

U.S. Office of Education. Division of Higher Education. Coot_i_liti.alatin2-Vr_

Colle es in State Educational S stems. A Report of a Conference, Washington

D. C., May 1 -17, 1957. Edited by S. V. Martorana. Washington: 1957.

Ward, Phebe. Terminal Education in the Junior College. New York: Harper, 1911.7.

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Wattenbarger, James L. The_912ar_lizt...3fz_ionAdministration,and Financing of Public

Junior Collesa in the State of Florida. Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation,

University of Florida, 1950.

A State Plan for Public Junior Colle es, with Special Reference to

Florida. Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 1953.

MICROFILMS

Bennett, Michael M. A Stud of Some Elements for Consideration in Establishing

2DA_Operatin9 a Junior College; Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1955.

Fontane, Patrick Earl. Criteria for the Establishment of Pubiic-Supported

Community Colleges in Connecticut. Ann Arbor, University Microfilms, 19F4.

McCallum, William J. The Financial Su ort and Control of Public Junior Colle es

in the United States. Ann Arbor, University Microfilms, 1955.

Matson, Jane E. Characteristics of Students Who Withdrew from a POlic Junior

College. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1955.

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DIRECTORIES

American Association of Junior Colleses. guniorsousatiti. Washington:

The Association, 1967.

Ametican Junior Collegel; 7th Edition. Washington: American Council on

Education. 1967.

Junior Schools Third Edition. Boston:

Sargent, 1959.

ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS

Each issue of the periodical baioLsousnal is devoted exclusively to

material on community colleges. The articles listed in the bibliography below are

selected from general education periodicals, and do not include any articles from

Junior College Journal.

"Are Twelve Years of Education Enough for Today's Youth?" School Executive,

June, 1959.

Bailey, Richard P. "The Answers Won a Presidency." Wisconsin Journal of

Education, November, 1959.

Bailey, Thomas D. "Florida's Community Colleges, a Bonanza." acholAsagialla,

February 1958.

"If More Colleges Were Part of Community." Nation's Schoolt, May 19 -7.

Banta, C. C. "Sources of Data for Pro9CamEvaluation." aullisilmatisto, Nov. 4,

1955.

Bethel, Lawrence L. "Better Articulation Between Secondary Schools and Community

College." Journal oLIAtnaimaikEdsalsoy, January 1956.

Bolman, Frederick deW "Signs of Change in Higher Education." Journal of Higher

f4ucatigml_ MaY 1955.

Boner, High S. "What Is the Place and Function of the Community Corte!rie in P01ic

Education?" National Association of Secqnday-School Princieleulletinu

March 1952.

Brunner, Ken A. "Community College Check List." School Executive, April 1958.

"Junior Ccllege, Wherefore Art Thou?" National Association of Seconder

School Princi als Bulletin, Spetember 1958.

Case, Clifford P. "Shortage in College Facilities." College and University.

Fall 1957.

Carter, Barbara. "Junior Colleges are Blooming in the Sunshine State." NEA

Journal, May, 1967.

Casey, Valerie P. "Case for the Junior College," Ceilolic School Journal May

1965.

"Committee on junior-Senior College Relations; Transferst Two Plus Two Equals

Four?" College_mdkixtuity, Summer, 1966.

Cosand, Joseph P. "PhilcAophy of Community Junior Colleges." School and

Cpmmunitv, November, 1966.

Dean, C. Thomas. "Community College for Tomorrow." American School Board Journal

April, 1965.

Dotson, George E. "The Junior College Movement in California." Educational

Administration and Su)ervision, May 1957.

Douglass, Marl R., ed. "How Can a Junior College Best Serve the Needs of a

Student Going on to Senior College?" IttiNorthCernt.ariejlt,April, 1954,

Dow, B. H. "Without Statistics, What's Montague?" American Assoication of

Universitiatign.karmal, January 1957.

sato,

Duff, John C, "A Home-Grown College for Your Hometown." School Executive,

July, 1957.

Edwards, Kenneth L. "The Junior College: Today and Tomorrow." Illinois

Education, October 1959.

Cells, Walter C. "California's Junior Colleges." School Executive, August 1975.

-----. "Do Junior Colleges Become Four-Year Colleges? Hliher Education,February 1957.

Englehardt, N. L., Jr. "New Challenge for Local School Boards: Grades 13 and 14."School Management, February, 1961.

Fields, Ralph R. "Community College Problems." Teachers College Record, May 1950

Erasure, Kenneth. "Future of the Community College." Edu:ation, May 1964.

'riedman, Norman L. "Comprehensiveness and Higher Education: A Sociologist'sView of Public Junior College Trends." AAUP Bulletin, December, 1966.

Gannon, Philip J. "Community Colleges Analyze Needs." MiEhislanhEducation Journal,February, 1962.

Garrison, Roger H. "Unique Problems of Junior Colleges." NEA Nov. 1967.

Giles, Frederic T. "Planning Community-Junicr Colleges." American School BoardJournal, January, 1958.

Gladfelter, Millard E. "Community College Case History." School and Society,June 10, 1950.

Glanz, Edward C. "The Faculty Team in General Education." Journal of HitterEducation October, 1956.

Gleazer, Edmond J. "Universal Community College Education." School andlociety..March 4, 1967.

Greer, Thaws V. "Perceived Characteristics of the Junior College." Peallodv

Journal of Education, November, 1966.

Griffith, R. W. "Mississippi: Junior College Pioneer." School Exerluitive,

October, 1957.

Hall, Hal 0. "The Case for Junior Colleges." Illinois Education May 1957.

Hansono Robert A. "Junior Colleges, the Transfer Function," Minmsota Journalof Education, February 1965.

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Hare, James M. "Michlgan's Stake in Community College," Michigan Education

Journal, January, 1958.

Harrington, John H. "What Are Junior Colleges For?" California Journal o

Secondary Education, April, 1956.

Harris, Norman C. "Major Issues in Junior Coll 2 Technical Education." Educa.

tional Record, Spring, 1964.

Harvin, F. L. "Advantages and Disadvantages of the Unified as Compared to the

Independent Sy:!...;fil for Community Colleges." National Association of Sec-

ataryAshsityrialples Builetir, April, 1953.

Havighurst, Robert J. "Social Change and the Community College." North Central

Associatiot, Winter, 1967.

Hayden, Floyd S. "Some Advantages of the Small Junior College." California

Journal of Secondary Education, February, 1951.

Hood, Charles E. "What is Today's Role for the Junior College?" National Asso-

ciatiorisfAmondary-School Princitais Bulletin, April, 1953.

Horn, Francis H. "The Future of the Junior College." Educational Forum, May 1953.

Hubbard, John, "Junior College: Giant American, Giant Jot')." CTA Journal,

March, 1966.

Jacobson, P. B. "Selected References on the Organization and Administration of

Secondary Education; Junior College." School Review Octc6er, 1955.

Jantzen, J. Marc. °110.,t.t7 of the California Junior College in Teacher Education."

California JourriLi of Secondar Education, December, 1960.

Jarvie, Lawrence L. "Plans and Programs for Post-High School Education Outside

the Usual Patterns of Higher Education." Review of Educational Research,

October, 1954.

Johnson, B. Lamar. "Approches to General Education; a Report from California

Junior Colleges." Educational Record, January, 1952.

. "California Junior College Curriculum Development," California Jounral

of SecoratEaclusttim. March, 1956.arrwror:

"General Education in Junior Colleges." National Education Association

Jourral, October, 1952.

"The Junior College: Its Role and Its Future." Phi Delta Kappan,

February, 1957.

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Johnson, B. Lamar. "Next Steps in the General Education Study." Cal'/ornia

Journal of Secondary Education, January, 1951.

. "Toward Better Relationships Between Junior Colleges and High Schools."

School Review, February, 1952.

. 'Two-year College," hel_l_:,f±._mation, October, 1965.

Keppel, Francis. "Expanding to Meet Needs in Higher Education." Educational

Leadership, November, 1956.

Kintzer, Frederick C. "What University and College Admissions Officers Should

Know About Two-year Colleges." c2112,91_212ciunimmuz, Summer, 1967.

Knoll, Erwin. "Maturing of the Junior College." National Education Association

Journal, ?ebruary, 1961.

Koos, Leonard V. "Preparation for Community College Teaching." Journal of

Lliterkit.cationz. June, 1950.

Lindsay, Frank B. "Teamwork Between College and Community." California Journal

of Secondary Education, November, 1952.

"What are Recent Trends in the Junior College?" National Association of

Secondary-SchoolApril, 1956.

Lomax, Paul S. "High School Business Teachers and Junior Colleges." Journal of

March, 1957.-.McDan!el, J. W. "Improvement of Instruction by Planned Teaching." California

Journal of Secondary Education, December, 1956.

. "Improving Instruction by Sharpening the Definition and Goals." California

llocirEducation, December, 1956.

McGrath, Earl J. "The Junior College and Educational Opportunity." Education

Digest., October, 1950.

McLean, Malcolm S. "Social Forces and the Junior College." National Education

Association Journal, April, 1956.

Marsh, Stewart. "What Does the Junior College Offer?" California Teachers

Association Jounral, October, 1956.

Martin, Philip C. "Organizing Education for the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Years."

National Association of Secondary-School Prit_jcizallsk.rattir March, 1951.

Martorana, S. V. "Consideration of Two-Year Colleges in Recent Statewide Studies

of Higher U cation." Higher Education, October-November, 1957.

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Martorana, S. V. "Financing Public Two-Year College According to Patterns ofOrganization and Region." Higher Education, December, 1958.

"Financing Public Two-Year Colleges Affiliated with Four-Year Colleges,Universities, and University Systems." Higher Education, March, 1959.

"Patterns of Organization and Fiscal Suppert in Public Two-Year Colleges."Higher Education, May, 1958.

"Reorganization of Higher Education with Special Attention to the Placeof Community and Junior Colleges." Journal of Higher Education, Dec., 195.

"Where and How New Community Colleges Are Likely to Develop." School

Review, January, 1951.

Masiko, Peter. "Educational Opportunity: A Joint Responsibility." Liberal

Education, March, 1959.

. "Higher Education at Lower Cost." Illinois Education, April, 19r3.

Medsker, Leland L. "Cooperative Action among Two-Year and Four-Year Colleges:Opportunities and Obstacles." Educational Record, April, 19'78.

"Let's Take a New Look at the Junior College Picture." National Education

Association Journal, December, 1958.

"Two-Year College." Teachers College Record, October, 1961.

Merson, Thomas B. "The Preparation and Selection of Instructors for Community

Colleges." Culifornia Journal of Secondaryljucation, April, 1956.

Mills, Robert L. "Organization for Education." Review of Educational Research,

October, 1958.

Morrison, D. G. "Articulation of the High School and the Public Community JuniorCollege in the United States." National Association of Secondary-School

Principals September, 1959.

"How Your District Can Start a Community College." School Manaontat,

March, 1961.

. "Place of the Community College." Journal of Higher Education, Nov. 1961

"Planning Community Junior College Buildings." Higher Education, Dec.1957.

"Need for Administrative Leadership in Junior Colloges; Symposium." Journal of

Secondary Educationt January, 1961.

Neumaier, John J. "Forgotten Colleges." Minnesota Journal of Educations Nov.196.

"New Junior Colleges in All Sections of the Nation: Fastest Growing Segment of

'tmerican Education." American School and, University, October, 1965.

Nielson, Ernest D. "The Foundations and the Junior Colleges." Midland Schools,

December, 1956.

Patterson, Dow. "Is Your District Ready to Start a Junior College?" Nation's

Schools, September, 1964.

Penney, James F. "The Community College and the World Community." Teachers

Collep Record, March, 1952.

Peterson, Basil H. "Admission Practices in Relation to Junior College Education."

California Journal of Secondary Education, January, 1953.

"Unified District or Separate District -- Which is Better for the Communitv

and its College?" National AssociationofSecorloolPrincialsBulletin, April, 1953.

Pound, Clarence A. "Why Community Colleges?" School Executive, June, 1955.

Punke, Harold H. "Junior College Admissions and Non-Curricular Provisions for

Students." School Review. January, 1952.

. "Ranking, Tenure, and Sex of Junior College Faculties." School Review,

November, 1954.

Pyle, Gordon B. "Community Colleges and General Education in a Free Society."

Journal of General Education, January, 1967.1.11-Reach, Damon D. "Community College; a vital Extension of the School System."

Clearing_kause, October, 1962.

Reed, Dell. "What Future Role for the Junior Community College?" National

Assocation of Seconlary:10.2p1 Prthcipals Bulletinj. April, 1959.

Reynolds, James W. "Tidal Wave and the Community College." School Executive,

July, 1955.

Rice, Arthur H. "The Case for Junior Colleges." Nation's Schools, Sept. 1956.

Richards, James M. Jr. "Description of Junior Colleges." Journal of Educational

flmti.9120., August, 1966.

Rodecker, Charles M. "Pacemakers: California's Community Colleges." California

Journal of SecondlarEducation, April, 1956.

Rodgers, Jack. "Establishing a Junior College." Phi Delta Kappan, Feb., 1957.

"When, Where, and How Should a Local, Public Junior College be Establishedt

National Association of Secondar -School Prinlipals Bulletin. Februari, 1957.

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Rogers, Jack. "You Can Start a Community College." School Executive. August 19'7.

Roland, Leo J. "American Junior College." Social Education, November, 1958.

Salwak, Stanley F. "Reasons for the Permanent Closing of Junior Colleges in theUnited States " Journal of Educational Research, March, 1957.

Sheets, Pau, 9. "The Junior College and the Educative Community." Adult Education.Winter, i959.

Smith, Gerald W. "What the Community College Is Doing About the Program of Life-Adjustment Education." National Association of Seconder -School Princi alsBulletin, April, 1951.

Sofokidis, Jeanette H. "Instant Campus; a Remedy for Junior College Growing Pains."American Education, September, 1967.

Spindt. H. A. "Establishment of the Junior College in California, 1907-1921."California Journal of Secondary Education, November, 1957.

Sproul, Robert G. "Many Millions More." Educational Record, April, 1958.

. "The University and the Junior College." California Journal of

1212alttabliaLialL April, 1953.

Steggert, Francis X. "Terminal and University Parallel Curricula in the IllinoisJunior Colleges, 1951-1952." celis9.9.2nounive, January, 1953.

Sullivan, J. Graham. "A New Community College." Educational Leadership, Feb. 19'71.

Swenson, Robert E. "The Improvement of Instruction by More R.,alistic Counseling."California Journal of Secondar Education, April, 1956.

"Texas Junior Colleges Are Community Colleges." Texas Outlook, December, 1951.

"Thirteenth and Fourteenth Grades; Superintendents' Opinions." Nation's cchools,June, 1959.

Thornton, James W., Jr. "Stapdards in the Community Junior College." C4liforniaJournal of Secondary Education, November, 1960.

Toews, Emil O. "Junior College Courses of Study and Standards." CaliforniaEducation, June, 1965.

Trepp, Leo. "Social Sciences and Humanities in Junior College." CaliforniaJournal of Secondary Education, May, 1958.

Tyler, Henry T. "Junior Colleges Forge Ahead." California Teachers AssociationJournal, April, 1956.

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Umbreit, A. G. "What a University Faculty Shouicl Know About a Community College."

14.1.51.11.011111.5.211.24LATT122., January, 1954.

Vairo, Philip D. "Faculty nuality: A Challenge to the Community College."AournaloferEducation, April, 1965.

Volpe, Edmond L. "Meeting Democracy's Challenge to Hisher Education." Journalof Hitalgaet1224 April, 1958.

Wardlaw, H. Pat. "What Is Today's Role for the Junior Community College?"National Association ofSeszartcholletin, April, 1958.

"Where the Action is Now; Junior am) Community Colleges." Miclasan_EduatistaJournal, March, 1967.

White, Richard E. "Junior Colleges, a Technical Education Role." MinnesotaJournal of Education, February, 1965.

Williams, Glenn D. "Junior College: New Opportunities in Higher Eeucation."Clearning House.. Ontober, 1961.

Wood, William R. "The Community College." National Education Asso6iation JournalJanuary, 1955.

. "Community Colleges on the Map." School Life April, 1953.

"Community College Education -- A National Needs." School Life, Nov. 1950.

Young, Raymond J. "Junior College Supervision and Control." School Review,November, 1951.

All of the materials listed in this bibliography are available in the EducationLibrary.