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ERIC TITLE NUMBER: ED271579 AUTHOR:
TITLE: Ohio Continuing Higher Education Association Summer
Conference. Proceedings (Mount Sterling, Ohio, July 23-25,
1986).
YEAR PUBLISHED: 1986
NOTE: 38 p.
ABSTRACT: Eleven presentations are provided from the summer
conference of the Ohio Continuing Higher Education
Association (OCHEA). A letter from the president of OCHEA,
John R. Loch, appears first. These presentations follow:
"Colleges and Corporations: Partners in Continuing
Education" (Donna Bovard, Martha Silling); "Weekend
Colleges: Serving Adults Innovatively" (Barbara Hanniford,
et al.); "So You Thought You Wanted to Develop a Program
for Prior Learning Credit?" (Dennis R. Parks, et al.);
"Serving a Neglected Population: Continuing Education for
University Support Staffs" (Gay B. Hadley, Jan P. Eriksen);
"New Options for Older Workers: A Successful Model Program"
(Pauline Russell, et al.); "More Efficient Municipal/County
Administration through a Series of Management Courses"
(Leon H. Albert); "The Role of the Ohio Humanities Council
in Continuing Education" (Charles C. Cole, Jr.);
"Technology Transfer and the Two-Year College" (Charles
Alter); "Revenue Allocation for Revenue Generated from
Training Programs and Workshops" (David Ballinger, et al.);
"Tips from OCHEA: Tested Ideas, Procedures, and Services"
(Ferris F. Anthony, John R. Loch); and "Increasing Parttime
Faculty Effectiveness through Your Faculty Development
Program" (Roseann Parks, Linda Dixon). (YLB)
KEY DESCRIPTORS: Colleges-; Credits-; Educational
Innovation; Experiential-Learning; Faculty-Development;
Higher-Education; Job-Search-Methods; Job-Training;
Management-Development; Older-Adults; Part-Time-Faculty;
Public-Administration; Public-Administration-Education;
Resource-Allocation; Technology-Transfer;
Two-Year-Colleges; Unemployment-
KEY DESCRIPTORS: *Continuing-Education; *Nontraditional
Education; *Program-Development; *School-Business
Relationship; *Weekend-Programs
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