PROVIDING 72 LEADERS FROM 36 STATES AN OPPORTUNITY TO POOL RESOURCES AND PLAN FOR EVALUATION, THE SEMINAR WAS DIRECTED TOWARD CONSIDERATION OF STATE STAFF LEADERSHIP ROLES IN EVALUATING PILOT PROGRAMS, APPRAISING TEACHING MODELS, PLANNING CONTINUING EVALUATION, DEVELOPING EVALUATION TECHNIQUES IN CONJUNCTION WITH PROGRAM PLANNING, AND FORMULATING DISSEMINATION PROCEDURES. INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONS INCLUDED--(1) "PURPOSES OF THE SEMINAR," (2) "OBJECTIVES AND EVALUATION IN VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE," (3) "THE CENTER PROJECT IN OFF-FARM AGRICULTURAL OCCUPATIONS," (4) "FEDERAL RESPONSIBILITIES IN EVALUATION OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION," (5) "THE ROLE OF THE CENTER IN NATIONAL EVALUATION," (6) "GUIDELINES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUMENTS FOR EVALUATION IN VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE," (7) "A PROGRESS REPORT ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION," (8) "EVALUATION THROUGH RESEARCH," (9) "NATIONAL EVALUATION IN VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE," (10) "ALTERNATIVES IN PROGRAM PLANNING," AND (11) "EVALUATION AND PROGRAM PLANNING." (JM)