Circular, Issues 754-765U.S. Government Printing Office, 1964 - Education |
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4-year institutions administration Agricultural and Mechanical Agriculture and Applied Alaska Applied Science areas ARKANSAS arts assistance Auburn University bachelor's degree bachelor's or higher CALIFORNIA chiefly creditable COLLEGE 17 COLLEGE 22 curriculum Delaware Delaware State College educa END OF TABLE evaluation expenditures Federal first-professional FISCAL YEAR 1963 Florida Full-time full-time equivalent GEORGIA graduate higher degree higher education ILLINOIS industrial INST institutions of higher instructional staff JR COLLEGE KANSAS Kansas State University Kentucky land-grant institutions Langston University Maryland Mechanical College Michigan National Nonpublic North Carolina number of participants Office of Education Oklahoma Oklahoma State University percent plant funds programs not chiefly Puerto Rico secondary school SOUTH DAKOTA students taking supervisor teaching TECH Technical Tennessee THEOL tion tional Total Men Women U.S. Department UNIV University and Agricultural University of Agriculture University of Wyoming versity vocational education Washington Washington State University Wisconsin Women Total
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Page 4 - DISCRIMINATION PROHIBITED - Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 states: "No person In the United States shall, on the ground of race, color, or national origin, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.
Page 77 - Women •San Francisco State College •San Jose State College Stanford University •University of California, Berkeley •University of California, Los Angeles •University of...
Page 57 - Michigan State University, East Lansing University of Detroit, Detroit University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Wayne State University, Detroit . . . . . . Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo.
Page 49 - I. In my teaching is there opportunity or provision for children to: None Some Much (a) Raise questions and problems of importance or interest to them? (b) Study these questions and problems? . . . , (c) Help plan "things to do" in studying science problems? , (d) State clearly the problems on which they are working? (e) Make hypotheses to be tested? (f) Gather accurate data (information) in a variety of ways: Through reading on the subject? Through taking field trips? Through watching demonstrations?...
Page 66 - GROSS income of all enterprises organized and operated in connection with educational departments and conducted primarily for the purpose of giving professional training to students. Examples of such activities are agricultural college creameries, medical-school hospitals, home-economics cafeterias, laboratory or demonstration schools, materials-testing laboratories, etc.
Page 36 - Includes expenditures for such items as laboratory schools, demonstration schools, medical school hospitals, dental clinics, home economics cafeterias, agricultural college creameries, college-operated industrial plants connected with instructional programs but not actually integral parts of them, etc.
Page 46 - N. latitude and 89° 9' 22" to 88° 10' W. longitude. Its extreme length and breadth are 174 miles and 68 miles respectively ; it abuts on the Atlantic, and is bounded on the north by Yucatan (Mexico), on the west and south by Guatemala, and on the east by the Caribbean Sea. The total area is about 8,598 square miles.
Page 20 - Excludes expenditures for residential schools for exceptional children, subcollegiate departments of institutions of higher education, Federal schools for Indians, and schools on Federal installations.