Professional Communications

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONS An Instructional Resources Handbook for Higher Education has been de­ veloped by the Association’s Committee on Curriculum Instruction and Learn­ ing and was edited by Donald Tritschler. This handbook, an annotated bibliography, is intended to help new and experienced instructors of higher education programs locate materials that they will find useful in their teaching. The handbook is available at $2.00 a piece from: ASHE, 1 Dupont Circle, Suite 630, Washington, D.C. 20036. The J o u rn a l o f R esearch a n d D evelopm ent in E ducation announces a change in format from thematic issues to general research in education effective with the spring, 1983, issue. Research is defined to include all scholarly inquiry which contributes to understanding and knowledge of education. Potential contributors are encouraged to submit reviews of research, historical and philosophical studies, case studies and content analyses in addition to exper­ iments, correlation studies, surveys and reports of the validity and reliability of educational measurements. Manuscripts will be refereed. For further in­ formation, please contact Reese Wells, Editor, Journal o f Research and D e­ velopm ent in E ducation, Room G-3, Aderhold Building, Athens, Georgia 30602. Laurence R. Marcus and Benjamin D. Stickney announce publication of R ace an d E ducation: The Unending C ontroversy. This publication is available for $19.50 from Charles C. Thomas, 2600 South First Street, Springfield, Illinois 62717. Readers are encouraged to submit announcements, such as higher education position vacancies in universities and research organizations; who has recently filled prior vacancies; requests for information concerning specific research topics, teaching interests and curricular practices; recent publications and significant consultantships by ASHE members to: James L. Morrison, 121 Peabody Hall 037A, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. 177 ...