DOCUMENT RESUME Public Continuing and Adult Education 1970 Almanac. National ...

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TITLE
Public Continuing and Adult Education 1970
Almanac.
INSTITUTION
National Association for Public Continuing
and Adult
Education, Washington, D.C.
PUB DATE
70
NOTE
170p.
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National Association for Public Continuing
and Adult
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DESCRIPTORS
Administrative Personnel, *Directories,
Educational
Legislation, Graduate Study, Instructional
Staff,
*National Organizations, *Professional
Associations,
Publications, *Public School Adult Education,
State
Aid, Teacher Qualifications, Teacher Salaries,
Voluntary Agencies
ABSTRACT
This is the first yearbook published
under the new
name--the National Association for Public
Continuing and Adult
Education (NAPCAE); however, the activities
recorded took place while
the organization was still called the National
Association for Public
School Adult Education. Statistics of public
continuing and adult
education deal with adult education legislation,
imperatives for
action, state support for adult education,
educational attainment,
work experience patterns, teachers' salaries,
enrollment data,
expenditures, and administrative and instructional
personnel.
Directories present lists of state organizations
associated with
NAPCAE, state department personnel, voluntary
associations, federal
government agencies, graduate
programs, and the organizational chart
of the Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare. Also included
are NAPCAE's membership and a directory of advertisers. The
appendix
gives NAPCAE's constitution and publications,
as well as its regional
representatives.
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PUBLIC CONMNUING
ANDADIATEDBCADON
ALMANAC
INCLUDING DIRECTORY
OF ACTIVE MEMBERS,
MEMBERS EMERITUS,
AND SUBSCRIBERS
National Association for Public Continuing & Adult Education
1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036
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Copyright 1970 by the
National Association for Public
Continuing & Adult Education
Library of Congress Catalog Card No. 65-16928
THE PUBLIC CONTINUING & ADULT EDUCATION ALMANAC
is
the yearbook of the National Association for Public Continuing & Adult
Education, an affiliate of the National Education Association.
Editor,
Margaret Samet.
The Almanac is
provided without charge to Active
Members and Subscribers. Price to Associate Members: $5
per copy. Price
to nonmembers: $10 per copy.
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INTRODUCTION
This is the first edition of the Almanac published under our new name
the National Association for Public Continuing and Adult Education. How-
ever, the activities recorded herein took place while the organization was
still called the National Association for Public School Adult Education. The
name change, which was a part of the constitutional revisions adopted on
December 9, 1969, became effective January 1, 1970. For our purposes the
new acronym, NAPCAE, is pronounced the same as the old acronym,
NAPSAE.
The popular and useful features of previout editions of the Almanac
are repeated and updated in this 1970 edition. Our new Constitution is
included in its entirety, and members are urged to acquaint themselves with
Suggested constitutional changes are welcomed and should be sent to
it.
the chairman of the Constitution Committee, Clyde E. Weinhold, immediate
past president.
Perhaps the most widely acclaimed feature is the section on state sup-
port for adult education. State directors of adult education again responded
to our request for information and enabled us to assemble the only collection
of up-to-date information of this nature available anywhere. We are indebted
to the state directors and their staffs for their continuing cooperation.
For the third year the general editor is Mrs. Margaret Samet, NAPCAE's
capable administrative assistant. She provided the leadership for what was
a group effort involving many people from many staffs.
We now have a new name, a changing image, and broadened member-
ship criteria. Anyone who supports our purpose, which is to give leadership
to the development and implementation of public and continuing adult edu-
cation, is eligible for membership in NAPCAE. On page 159 you will find
a tear-out membership/publications order form. It is for your use. We also
hope that you will send us your suggestions on ways in which we can improve
ir Almanac next year. This is your publication. May you find it a useful
JAMES R. DORLAND
Executive Secretary
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NAPCAE
Introduction
iii
Directory of Advertisers
vi
What is NAPCAE
1
Staff
5
Officers and Board of Directors
6
Committees
8
Award Recipients
9
NAPCAE's 17th Annual Conference
15
Conference and Presidents
17
STATISTICS OF PUBLIC CONTINUING AND ADULT
EDUCATION
Adult Education Legislative Summary
19
Imperatives for Action
23
State Support for Adult Education
27
Educational Attainment
37
Work Experience Patterns
38
Teachers' Salaries
39
Enrc.iment Data
41
42
Expenditures
Administrative Personnel
43
45
Instructional Personnel
DIRECTORIES
47
State Associations Affiliated with NAPCAE
49
State Department Personnel
Voluntary Associations, Federal
Government Agencies
55
Graduate' Programs
57
U.S. Office of Education
61
NAPCAE MEMBERSHIP
Members Emeritus
64
Active Members
65
NAPCAE Subscribers
137
APPENDIX
NAPCAE Constitution
147
NAPCAE Publications
155
Regional Representatives
161
DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS
Allied Education Council
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Cambridge Book Company, Inc
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Addison-Wesley Publishing Co
14
Halvorson Associates
16
Barrer & Associates, Inc.
22
Littlefield, Adams & Company
40
ARCO Publishing Co
44
Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc
46
Holt, Rinehart & Winston,
Inc
62
American Education Publications
138
Institute of Modern Languages,
Inc
152
South-Western Publishing Co
162
Global Publishing Co.
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WHAT IS NAPCAE?
The National Association for Public Continuing and Adult Education,
a national affiliate of the National Education Association, exists to give
leadership to the development and implementation of public continuing and
adult education in the United States. Until December 31, 1969, the organiza-
tion was known as the National Association for Public School Adult Educa-
tion. The new name was adopted unanimously in a constitutional change
designed to denote a wider range for potential service and membership.
Before the constitutional changes were enacted, members had to have some
functional connection with public school adult education programs; mem-
bership is now open to anyone who supports the purpose of the Association.
Emphasis remains on publicly supported adult and continuing education
programs in such institutions as elementary, junior and senior high schools;
community and junior colleges, college and university extension and evening
divisions; correctional institutions; and government educational agencies
federal, state and local.
There are four NAPCAE membership categories with the following
annual dues: Active$20; Associate$5; Institutional$50; Emeritus$5.
There is also a Subscription Service available at the same annual rate as an
Active Membership, $20. At the end of 1969 the active membership was
approximately 2,200 and the associate membership 4,000. The goal for
1970 is a minimum of 3,000 active members and 5,000 associate members.
A newly created category is the Institutional Membership. Each institutional
member receives two copies of all of NAPCAE's regular publications and
has the right to designate one person as an active member from the institu-
tion.
Institutional and active members and publication subscribers receive
the Public Continuing and Adult Education Almanac and the three news-
lettersTechniques for Teachers of Adults, Administrators Swap Shop, and
the Pulse of Public Continuing and Adult Education. Associate members,
largely teachers, receive Techniques. Emeritus members must be former
active members who have retired.
NAPCAE maintains its national offices in the headquarters building of
the National Education Association in Washington, D.C. There are 29 state
affiliates of NAPCAE, one national affiliate--the National Council of State
Directors of Adult Educationand another national group which will offi-
cially become affiliated with NAPCAE during 1970the National Council
of Urban Directors of Adult Education.
These affiliates maintain active
programs in such areas as legislation and improvement of professional stand-
ards and in general perform such functions at the state and local levels as
does NAPCAE at the national level. A financial rebate is granted annually
to each state affiliate for each of its active members who is also an active
member of NAPCAE.
NAPCAE is incorporated as a business league and maintains year-round
surveillance of Congressional activities as they relate to adult and continuing
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