More than 50 professional nurses participated in the summer workshop to prepare teachers for associate degree nursing programs. The general structure of the workshop provided for general sessions in the morning for all participants and small afternoon group sessions organized on the basis of curricular area--fundamentals of nursing, nursing in mental and physical illness, and maternal and infant care. General session presentations are: (1) "Social Forces Affecting High Education Opportunities" by Robert Wiegman, (2) "Associate Degree Nursing Programs: Philosophy, Purpose, and Curriculum,""Testing and Evaluation," and "Some Newer Approaches to Teaching" by John O'Brien, (3) "Developing a Statement of Philosophy and Purpose,""Curriculum Design in Associate Degree Nursing Programs,""Factors Which Influence Selection of Content and Learning Experiences,""Selection and Use of Community Resources," and "Continued Curriculum Development" by Harriet De Chow, (4) "Pre and Post Conferences" by Barbara Warren, and (5) "Assignment Patterns" by Nellie Wilson. (JK)