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2. NEWS NOTES.
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RURAL sociology ,ANNUAL meetings ,ADULT education workshops ,SOCIAL sciences ,MEDICAL care ,RURAL health services - Abstract
The article presents information related to upcoming events on rural sociology. The Program Committee for the Rural Sociological Society announces a call for papers for the annual meeting to be held in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, from August 25-27, 1972. Submission of papers is required by April 1, 1972. Abstract and text should be sent to Rabel J. Burdge, Program Chairman, Department of Sociology. University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky 40506. A series of workshops is planned on topics of current interests to encourage more active participation in the program. This years program will reduce the number of formal presentations. Papers will be made available for distribution prior to the meeting. Graduate students are asked to submit papers to any session. Sessions organized by graduate students will review papers from all sources. The other information is that J.L. Charlton has directed a study now published by the University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. The co-author, Joseph F. Singer, also used the data for a Ph.D. disseration in economics, Charlton is currently directing a study of factors affecting the use of medical services in three subregions of Arkansas.
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- 1972
3. professional activities.
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CONFERENCES & conventions ,INFORMATION processing ,ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc. ,ADULT education workshops - Abstract
The article presents a calendar of events related to the information processing industry to be held in the U.S. The Symposium on Very High Level Languages will be held at the Miramar Hotel in Santa Monica, California on March 28 to 30, 1974. A regional conference on Automatic Information Organization and Retrieval, funded by the National Science Foundation and the Conference Board of the Mathematical Sciences, will be held at the University of Missouri-Columbia on May 21 to 25, 1973. The Tenth Annual Design Automation Workshop will be held in Portland, Oregon on June 25 to 27, 1973.
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- 1973
4. The Second International Congress of Parasitology.
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Otto, Gilbert F.
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CONFERENCES & conventions ,PARASITOLOGISTS ,MEDICAL societies ,PROTOZOOLOGY ,ADULT education workshops ,ORGANIZATIONAL change ,CORPORATE sponsorship - Abstract
The article highlights the second International Congress of Parasitology in the U.S. It is stated that the organizers attempted to provide an official sponsorship for the corridor conferences and eliminate most of the formal presentations. The usual 10-minute papers were replaced by a large series of workshops. The presentations were confined to the opening plenary session, closing plenary session and seven technical review sessions.
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- 1971
5. Calendar of Events.
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CONFERENCES & conventions ,COMPUTER programming ,COMPUTER operating systems ,ADULT education workshops ,SYSTEMS design ,COMPUTER security - Abstract
The article presents information on some of the special events related to the field of computing machinery. The Workshop on Interactive Computer Graphics, will be held in Boulder, Colorado in July 1974. The Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques will take place in July 1974 at the University of Colorado, Boulder. The 12th Annual ACM SIGCPR Conference will be held in the same month at the University of Colorado, Boulder. The FDI International Congress on Information System Design for Socio-economic Development will be held in September 1974 in Washington D.C. The International Conference on Computational Methods in Nonlinear Mechanics will be held in September 1974 at the University of Texas. In September 1974, the International Conference and Exhibition on Computers in Engineering and Building Design will be held in London, Great Britain. The Seventh Annual Workshop on Microprogramming will be held in Palo Alto, California in September 1974. International Congress of Mathematicians will take place in Vancouver in August 1974.
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- 1974
6. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF DUAL-CONSTRAINT JOB SHOPS.
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Fryer, John S.
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JOB shops ,ADULT education workshops ,ORGANIZATIONAL structure ,PRODUCTION control ,ORGANIZATION ,PRODUCTION (Economic theory) - Abstract
This paper describes the results of a simulation study to examine the effects of different organizational structures on the performance of a dual-constraint job shop production system. A hypothetical shop in which machines and workers are constraining resources is the setting of the study. The shop consists of divisions comprised of work centers which, in turn, contain machines to which workers are assigned. There are fewer workers than machines. Variations in organizational structure are achieved by different allocations of a fixed number of work centers to the divisions. Each structure is studied for three levels of labor flexibility. Mean flow-time, flow-time variance, and worker transfers between divisions and work centers are used as performance measures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 1974
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7. COMING EVENTS.
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CONFERENCES & conventions ,EDUCATION conferences ,LEARNED institutions & societies ,ADULT education workshops ,MEETINGS - Abstract
The article reports on forthcoming meetings and workshops in the U.S., including the American Mathematical Society's meeting in New York City during April 12-15, 1965, the second annual share design automation committee workshop in Atlantic City during June 22-25, 1965, and the 1965 Congress of the International Federation of Documentation during October 10-16, 1965.
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- 1965
8. Calendar of Events.
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CONFERENCES & conventions ,COMPUTER systems ,COMPUTER operating systems ,DATA transmission systems ,ADULT education workshops ,ANNUAL meetings - Abstract
The article presents information on some of the special events related to computing. The Fifteenth Annual Symposium on Switching and Automata Theory will be held in October 1974 in New Orleans. The First Illinois Conference on Medical Information Systems will take place in October 1974 in Illinois. The second Annual System Engineering Conference will be held in Minneapolis in November 1974. The Image Pattern Recognition Workshop will take place in November 1974 in San Diego, California. The Canadian Computer Show and Conference will be held in Montreal, in November 1974. International Meeting on Mini-Computers and Data Communication will take place in January 1975 in Belgium. The American Mathematical Society Annual Meeting will be held in January 1975 in Washington D.C. International Conference on Reliable Software will take place in Los Angeles, California in April 1975. The Third International Optical Computing Symposium will be held in April 1975 in Washington D.C. The Fourth Symposium on Operating System Principles will be held in Yorktown Heights, New York in October 1975.
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- 1974
9. DEROY AWARD C0MMITTEE.
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Cuber, John C., Chall, Leo P., Wright, Verne, and Elliott, Mabel A.
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AWARDS ,CONFERENCES & conventions ,ADULT education workshops - Abstract
The DeRoy Award committee of the "Society for the Study of Social Problems" recommends that the DeRoy Award be divided between Martin A. Haskell for his research paper, "Toward a Reference Group Theory of Juvenile Delinquency" and to Orville R. Gursslin, Raymond G. Hunt and Jack L. Roach for their article, "Social Class and the Mental Health Movement" which was published in "Social Problems" and that "Honorable Mention" be awarded to Rose Hum Lee for her manuscript, "The Impact of the East and the West." The committee on sociology and social work of the "Society for the Study of Social Problems" presented two panels at the 1960 conference. A workshop of research papers and progress reports on social work research heard Joseph W. Eaton of University of Pittsburgh, Charles G. Chakerian of McCormick Theological Seminary and Otto Pollak of University of Pennsylvania.
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- 1960
10. CALENDAR.
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CONFERENCES & conventions ,COMPUTER programming ,COMPUTER simulation ,INFORMATION processing ,INFORMATION retrieval ,AUTOMATION ,ADULT education workshops - Abstract
The article presents a list of events related to computer programming. From December 2-4, 1968 there will be "Second Conference on the Applications of Simulation." The "Fifth Workshop on Computer Applications in the Earth Sciences" will be conducted from December 11-13, 1968. "Purdue University Centennial Year Symposium on Information Processing" will be held from April 28-30, 1969. The "Sixth Annual National Information Retrieval Colloquium" will be held in May 1969 and the "6th Annual Design Automation Workshop" will be held from June 8-12, 1969.
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- 1968
11. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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DERMATOLOGY , *ADULT education workshops , *CONFERENCES & conventions - Abstract
The article presents announcements related to dermatology. There will be two meetings of the Society for Investigative Dermatology Inc., in 1974. The first meeting will be on May 4, 1974 at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey. There will be a series of workshops on the preceding evening, and the dermatology sections of the American Federation for Clinical Research and the American Society for Clinical Investigation will be held on the day following our meeting. The American Academy of Dermatology Residents' Forum session is open and awards will be given to the resident who shall be adjudged to give the most outstanding paper in this Forum.
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- 1973
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12. MANAGEMENT BRIEFS.
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INDUSTRIAL management ,ADULT education workshops - Abstract
This section offers news briefs related to business management in the U.S. in August 1954 including the workshop to be offered by the management consultants Executive Services Inc. about linear programming in Cleveland, Ohio, the decision of B. F. Goodrich Co. to acquire Sponge Rubber Products Co., and the computation of executives' bonuses according to the American Management Association.
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- 1954
13. Everybody's Workshop.
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TAYLOR, FRANK J.
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DO-it-yourself work ,ADULT education workshops ,PREPAREDNESS ,COMMERCIAL art - Abstract
The article focuses on the success of Eddie Husted in opening a build-it-yourself workshop. The Workshop allows enthusiasts to rent space and tools. The challenges encountered by Husted in opening the workshop are described. Particular focus is also given to the completion by the U.S. of its preparedness program. The adaptation of existing commercial designs and manufacturing facilities to military needs is discussed.
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- 1940
14. Labor Uses the Seminar to Teach Its Own.
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ADULT education workshops ,SEMINARS ,LABOR unions ,CURRICULUM - Abstract
The article talks about the use of workshops and seminars by labor unions in the U.S. to offer some form of formalized instruction to their members. It is stated that universities run a more complete, broader educational program for laborers than unions. The scope of inquiry at sessions for rank and file members is said to include grievance processing, problems of organizing and parliamentary procedure. Also discussed are night courses being offered by most unions.
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- 1956
15. Builder Learn What Makes a House Sell.
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CONFERENCES & conventions ,HOUSE selling ,ADULT education workshops ,HOUSING market ,ARCHITECTS & builders - Abstract
The article offers information on topics discussed at the workshop for house selling, organized by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). Topics at the workshop included market analysis of the housing market, aspects of pricing in house selling, and architectural aspects in house selling. The speakers at the workshop included architect W. Shrewsbury Pusey, former head of NAHB Thomas Coogan, and builder Henny Molligard.
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- 1956
16. News.
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CORPORATE headquarters ,COMMITTEES ,ADULT education workshops ,MICROPROGRAMMING - Abstract
The article offers news briefs related to the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). The ACM headquarters will be moved to its new location in New York City, New York. A petition to form a new Special Interest Committee on the Social Implications of Computing has been initiated and an invitation for signatures was published. The ACM Special Interest Committee on Microprogramming has announced its objectives following the ACM Microprogramming Workshop.
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- 1969
17. We Did It This Way.
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Werner, Emmy E.
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ADULT education workshops ,TEENAGE parents ,TEENAGE marriage ,MARRIAGE ,FAMILY life education ,FAMILY studies ,MEDICAL care ,UNMARRIED mothers ,PARENTHOOD - Abstract
The article focuses on a workshop that promoted interdisciplinary cooperation on the teenage parent. There were hundreds of high schoolteachers, junior college instructors, counselors, school nurses, home advisors, social workers, ministers, and parent-teacher associations representatives who participated in the gathering. During the workshop, anthropologists, economists, psychiatrists, and sociologists have made it clear that there were many causes of teenage marriage and parenthood problems. Many of those present involved themselves in family life education, medical and nutritional care of teenagers. Meanwhile, social workers focused themselves with the rehabilitation of unwed mothers.
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- 1965
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18. Everyman's Art.
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CALLIGRAPHY ,ADULT education workshops ,ART schools - Abstract
The article highlights events during the three-week course held in the Calligraphy Workshop in an office building on lower Fifth Avenue in New York. The author participated in the workshop during which he met, Louis Strick, the president of the Pentalic Corp., a company that has been selling pens, ink, writing paper and related materials for several years. Evidently, calligraphy became popular in New York city specifically in art schools.
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- 1974
19. The Teaching of Concepts in the High School.
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Chittenden, Gertrude F.
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ADULT education workshops ,HIGH school teachers ,HOME economics ,FAMILY life education ,CHILD development ,GROUP work in education ,FAMILY relations ,PARENT-child relationships ,EDUCATION - Abstract
The article presents the two follow-up summer workshops held during 1964. One of the workshops was sponsored by the Family Life Education Department of Brigham Young University, located at Provo, Utah, which was attended by around 20 Utah high school teachers for home economics. The second workshop was held at Kansas State College of Pittsburgh, participated by a dozen Kansas home economics teachers. Both workshops dealt with only first perceptual experiences related to each of the chosen concepts, which are significant to understand the differences of individuals in rate of development, particularly during the study of child development, as well as family relations.
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- 1965
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20. On Teaching Elementary Economics.
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Fels, Rendigs
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ECONOMICS ,ECONOMICS education ,COLLEGE students ,ADULT education workshops ,ECONOMICS teachers ,ELEMENTARY education - Abstract
The article describes a new approach to teaching elementary economics. It was stimulated both by experience with Economic Workshops of Tennessee Council on Economic Education and by Report of American Economic Association on "The Teaching of Undergraduate Economics." In the report, economist Laurence Leamer urged that economists interested in general education should seek to build a cumulative literature on their subject. Progress in economic education is hardly to be made in the next sixty years if one persists in retracing previously trod paths. According to leamer, an economist doing research ordinarily proceeds by finding out how far previous workers have advanced knowledge of the subject, he then builds on past work, trying to make a new contribution on which other workers in turn will build. An economist writing on economic education confines himself to his own limited experience and his own limited thinking and he does not bother to inquire whether he is saying anything new. Leamer states that such contributions are not valuable.
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- 1955
21. NEWS NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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Blizzard, Samuel W.
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RURAL sociology ,SOCIOLOGY ,ADULT education workshops ,SEMINARS ,AWARDS ,SOCIETIES - Abstract
Presents news notes and announcements involving the Rural Sociology Society. Transcript of the Rural Sociological Society's Constitution; Information about short courses and workshops; Background of the Edward L. Bernays Award for 1952.
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- 1952
22. News Notes and Announcements.
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Kaufman, Harold F.
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UNIVERSITIES & colleges ,RURAL sociology ,SCHOLARSHIPS ,SOCIAL psychology ,ADULT education workshops - Abstract
The article presents information on various activities of U.S. colleges and universities. It also reveals information on short courses and workshops that are scheduled for months ahead. The new chairman of the Department of Sociology of Berea College is Roscoe Griffin. Wilford Smith has accepted a fellowship next year at the University of Washington where he will do work toward the doctorate. A.R. Mangus will be Visiting Professor of Sociology at New Mexico Highlands University at Las Vegas during the summer of 1950. He will teach courses in rural sociology, social psychology, and marriage and the family. Emory University Town and Country School for Rural Ministers will be held again this year in July. Using workshop methods of group planning, discussion, and the planning of individual study programs, the summer workshop will open on the college campus in Plainfield, Vermont, on July 3, 1950 and will close August 11, 1950. Ohio rural ministers will receive scholarships covering all expenses for the minister's short course at Oberlin College, July 10-28, 1950. The Editors of Rural Sociology have made a contract with University Microfilms of Ann Arbor, Michigan, to have the journal microfilmed beginning with no. 1 vol. 15.
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- 1950
23. STATISTICAL CONTROL OF TIME STANDARDS.
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Langier, Franciszek Jan
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STATISTICAL decision making ,TIME study ,ORGANIZATIONAL structure ,STATISTICAL standards ,METHODOLOGY ,FACILITY management ,FACTORY management ,INDUSTRIAL management ,ADULT education workshops ,STANDARDIZATION ,MATHEMATICAL models ,JOB shops management - Abstract
An application of the statistical control of time standards developed by the author has, quite unexpectedly, created the possibility of a further application of this method as an indicator of organisational deficiencies in industry which, at the same time, makes it possible to locate these deficiencies in the respective plants, departments and workshops. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 1963
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24. Developing Open Communication About Sex with Youth.
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Calderwood, Deryck and Den Beste, Leila
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ADULT education workshops ,SEX education ,YOUTHS' sexual behavior ,COMMUNICATION - Abstract
The article presents information on developing open communication about sex with youth. The discussion methods used in a workshop on the Youth-Adult Communication on Values offered at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon, in June,1965, were developed throughout years of practical experience with youth groups in a variety of settings-school and church had been found effective with the whole adolescent age spectrum from junior high through college. Teenagers are often overconfident about their ability to be open in a mixed group and may be reluctant to separate. The adult discussion leader will need to take the responsibility for providing this kind of structure. While peer groups are the main source of sex information for youth, there is rarely open communication past the junior high school years as the need to protect prestige or reputation tends to create a barrier, especially on topics such as masturbation and homosexuality. Both the immediate evaluation by workshop members and the one conducted by mail indicated that the experience had been very satisfying to both youth and adults. For many boys and girls, it had been their first opportunity to talk so freely in the presence of adults.
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- 1966
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25. INSURANCE EDUCATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS: An Experimental Workshop.
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Crane, Frederick G.
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INSURANCE ,HIGH school teachers ,ADULT education workshops ,AUTOMOBILE insurance ,RISK management in business ,EDUCATION - Abstract
This article reports on an experimental program with working with high school teachers called Insurance Education Workshop, which was conducted as part of the regular summer session at Drake University in the summer of 1970. The idea of a program of this kind originated in discussions concerning a suggested one-day conference for Driver Education teachers. High school Driver Education courses customarily include study of automobile insurance. It was felt that most teachers of these courses probably had no academic training in insurance, and hence would benefit from a conference in which various aspects of automobile insurance were studied. The main objective of the Insurance Education Workshop, therefore, was to enable the participants to become more effective insurance educators. The subject matter of the Workshop was similar to that treated in a conventional first course in Risk and Insurance, with modifications taking into account the particular interests of high school teachers and their students. Risk theory and risk management, for example, were de-emphasized, while automobile, homeowners, life and social insurance were stressed. advance publicity. The workshop was listed in the university catalog as both Insurance 131 in the College of Business Administration and as Education 131 in the College of Education. The great majority of students enrolled through the Education College. Listing the course in this manner meant that the Workshop would provide credit toward a Masters degree in Education; the attainment of such credit is what brings high school teachers back to the college campus.
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- 1970
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26. Calendar of Events.
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CALENDAR ,COMPUTERS ,ADULT education workshops ,CONFERENCES & conventions ,EXHIBITIONS ,FAULT-tolerant computing ,COMPUTER-aided design ,COMPUTER graphics - Abstract
A calendar of events for computer-related matters in 1971-1972 is presented. Lehigh University's Open Workshop on Fault Detection and Diagnosis of Digital Systems will be held on December 7-18, 1971. The Computer-Aided Design-Computer Graphics Exhibition will be held on January 31-February 4, 1972. The International Symposium on Fault-Tolerant Computing will be held on June 19-21, 1972.
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- 1971
27. Proceedings and Special Reports Available from ACM.
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LISTS ,CONFERENCE proceedings (Publications) ,ADULT education workshops ,CONFERENCES & conventions ,COMPUTER industry - Abstract
The article presents a list of conference proceedings and special reports that are available from the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). It includes the 8th Design Automation Workshop held in Atlantic City, New Jersey on June 28 to 30, 1971, Symposium on Data Structures in Programming Languages held in Gainesville, Florida on February 25 to 27, 1971, and the Symposium on Compiler Organization held in Urbana-Champaign, Illinois on July 27 to 28, 1970.
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- 1971
28. The AIBS Story: Special Science Programs.
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BIOLOGISTS ,GOVERNMENT agencies ,ADULT education workshops - Abstract
The article provides information on the Special Science Programs of the American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS). It mentions that the Special Science Programs offer biologists in the U.S. with the chance to interact with and influence federal agencies' biological programs. It says that thousands of biologists have participated in workshops, published reports on disciplinary research projects and have served on advisory panels through the auspices of the AIBS.
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- 1972
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29. Athens in the cornfields.
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A.g.
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MEETINGS ,ADULT education workshops ,UNIVERSITIES & colleges - Published
- 1960
30. MEETINGS.
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CONFERENCES & conventions ,LIFE sciences ,ADULT education workshops ,ECOLOGY conferences - Abstract
The article offers information on several meetings and conferences to be held in the U.S. in 1965 and 1966, including a workshop conference on space radiation biology at the University of California in September 1965, a meeting of the Entomological Society of America from November 29 to December 2, 1965 and the Smithsonian Institution hosting a discussion on environmental biology from January 22-23, 1965.
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- 1965
31. FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH.
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Bliven, Bruce
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ADULT education workshops ,ANTIQUE dealers - Published
- 1954
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