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HIGHER 1993-94 EDUCATION Volume 29 ABSTRACTS Numbers 1—4 CONTENTS I. STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENT Academic ERE Pannoire eers errense are 3 Prediction ATTITUDES ... Academic Aspirations PS Ss aids aks Pet awe ees Bees Vocational BEHAVIOR Activism CHARACTERISTICS eee re re Personality DEVELOPMENT WOMEN 86 cts rt paar d in og a Ree Vocational Choice Ber Ss oee As oreo cts re ea ow a,S raceyeraneaes NN 3 352 Scie aieis Ore kk shia ReGen Suicide FYE EOP SPUD ove doc vce dens eeseaiun 23 PURE oem sca aa Sek waked eA OR RE — C5OS 5Aa hal0e een Foreign — Graduate and Professional ................ 23, EE OC Tore ree re re 29 Homosexual — PE sick stc inch sneer hanen Rede . STUDENTS (continued) Nontraditional Transfer Il. FACULTY ES. 5.cF ina & orW aw Wa asbs Ope cle Re ON 37 Eseee r e ers ae EL CEMEMEP REGED wisine vssc dss tesekaeues 39 oe) rrr EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS EVALUATION RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Ill. ADMINISTRATION ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Faculty Affairs ADMINISTRATORS Academic Affairs Staff College Presidents Student Affairs Staff ADMISSIONS Articulation Recruitment ADVISING SERVICES Academic Counseling PE TNE oe kned sae ncaeenmaguemk e Orientation ATHLETICS CANE NI EROS cine kc cccciureeaduwsd 57 i ge 58 Career Planning Placement Ill. ADMINISTRATION (continued) COUNSELING SERVICES Counseling FACILITIES Pee FINE io sieled elas tennne edad les 63 Scholarships and Fellowships .............. — INFORMATION SERVICES ................ 65 Academic 66 65 INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT 66 Alumni Relations — Fundraising Public Information PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT Enrollment Management Financial Management Budgeting Tuition eo , eeereeere re re : Housing Residence Halls ENTS SUG BUUREN oi6 vs eSee ned acu cen. : CI as ob Sela aeitewdww enbnue n Fraternities and Sororities ................. OGONE CCMIEMIIONG ois oc ccc cececcccses STUDENT AFFAIRS STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES STUDENT MEDIA STUDENT REGULATION Discipline Rules and Regulations TESTING AND MEASUREMENT IV. HIGHER EDUCATION ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION ... ATTRITION AND RETENTION COLLEGE EFFECTS COLLEGE ENVIRONMENT EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY ENROLLMENT Access to Education College Selection Educational Attainment EXTERNAL RELATIONS Accreditation Business/Industry Relations ............... College-School Relations ................. Government Relations Research and Development FOREIGN EDUCATION GENERAL ISSUES GOVERNANCE Collective Bargaining Faculty Participation GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION INSTITUTIONAL ROLE INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS Curriculum Developmental Education Distance Education General Education IND eskRi ice Miss OK R See — Nontraditional Education PC eee eTe rr ee 113 INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION LEARNING AND TEACHING ERRRENE FIOROIIEE os oih c reise seedy 117 eT ere ee 118 LEGAL ISSUES IV. HIGHER EDUCATION (continued) I y S.d5k bata malas 6 ewe ee ate EN cise -£ se ive A wala wa.dedinkonn 123 SOCIAL ISSUES STUDY OF HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEMS AND STRUCTURES TYPES OF INSTITUTIONS Black Colleges and Universities ........... — Church-Related Colleges Community and Junior Colleges Liberal Arts Colleges Private Colleges and Universities .......... — GE caPasn eeda oes snewe x’ 132 ee ee eee eeT e 133 eg ere Ce 137