THIRTY-TWO PARTICIPANTS ATTENDED A 4-WEEK TRAINING SEMINAR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SIX MEMBERS OF OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY'S HOME ECONOMICS STAFF. FOUR COURSES WERE OFFERED. FOUR HOURS PER DAY WERE ALLOTTED FOR SPECIAL GROUP EXPERIENCES, 1 TO 2 HOURS DAILY FOR GENERAL SESSIONS INVOLVING ALL PARTICIPANTS, AND THE BALANCE OF THE DAY FOR GROUP CONFERENCES, ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS, AND READINGS. FIELD TRIPS WERE CONDUCTED. A PARTICIPATION EVALUATION SHEET WAS COMPLETED AT THE END OF THE SEMINAR. THE CONSENSUS WAS THAT THE OBJECTIVES OF THE SEMINAR HAD BEEN MET. (HS)