Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Council of Graduate Schools in the United States.

A wide variety of concerns are discussed in the proceedings of the Council of Graduate Schools annual meeting. Graduate education in the biomedical sciences is discussed by Robert C. Baldridge, Daniel T. Watts, Ralph A. Bradshaw and Herbert V. Pahl. The session on placement of persons with graduate degrees over the next decade is handled by Charles T. Lester, Eneas D. Kane, N.B. Hammay, and Robert M. Lumiansky. S. D. Shirley Spragg, Sanford C. Jameson, Richard Armitage and General Leonard F. Chapman, Jr. discuss foreign graduate students in the United States. Workshops on the various disciplines are reported by James O. Miller, professional education; Guy Stern, humanities; and Jerome Sutin, biomedical research training. David S. Sparks, Arthur Reynolds, Sam C. Webb, Winifred O. Stone, and Mack H. Jones deal with admissions criteria; while E. Philip Bollier and Giles T. Brown handle aspects of the master's degree. Concerns for master's programs 1976-1980 are dealt with in workshops by Dale R. Comstock, William Chance, James Ballowe, David G. Barry, Edward Joseph Shoben, Jr., I. Wesley Elliot, Oscar A. Rogers, Jr., Bernard Spolsky, and Albert H. Yee. The role of state agencies in the review of graduate programs is dealt with in sessions by McAllister H. Hull, Jr., T. Edward Hollander, and Donald K. Smith. (JMF)