Outlines the problems two-year colleges face in attempting to raise financial support. (RK)

Presents an overview of the English educational system as experienced by an American teaching at a two-year technical college in England, focusing on the role of the technical college and its faculty, academic standards, and accountability. (MB)

Presents evidence of the need for private two-year colleges and refutes their possible demise. Offers statistics showing that enrollments in private and public two-year institutions were almost even in 1980. Surveys the purpose, size, role, public perceptions, and costs of private two-year education. Predicts the survival of the institutions. (DMM)

In fall 1974, the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges and the Academic Collective Bargaining Information Service conducted a survey to collect data on collective bargaining in two-year colleges. Eighty percent of the nation's two-year colleges responded. This article presents the results of this survey. (DC)

Concludes that the outlook for students transferring from two-year to four-year colleges is improving, due to declining enrollments in four-year colleges, recognition of the academic ability of transfer students, and increased efforts toward transfer student recruitment, cooperation with two-year colleges, and transfer orientation. (JM)

Describes the development and operation of several two-plus-two technical-preparation programs at Williamsport Area Community College, whereby the last two years of a high school student's education are joined to the first two years of his/her college study in a well-organized, uninterrupted track of study. (DMM)

Reviews the history of St. Petersburg Junior College from its founding as a private nonprofit two-year college in 1927, through its expansion into a multi-campus public institution, and briefly cites some of the college's achievements. (JG)

Presents a profile of humanities faculty in two-year colleges based on a national survey of 1,493 full- and part-time instructors in 156 colleges. (JDS)

Westbrook College, a residential college specializing in undergraduate education at the two year level came to grips with change through improving the teaching-learning process. (Author/RK)

Outlines the National Science Foundation's programs to assess science education in the two-year college and other programs providing institutional support through the Science Education Resources Improvement Division of the Directorate for Science Education. (JM)

A retrospective look at how severe budget reduction during the last two years affected New York City Community College, and at the difficult decisions made and issues considered in retrenchment of services and staff. (JG)

The purpose of this article is to examine the emergence of faculty bargaining in New Jersey's 15 community colleges using data collected as part of a two-year study. (Author)

Distribution of federal student assistance reveals under-participation in campus-based programs by two-year colleges due to misperceptions of student costs, unavailability of aid to part-time students, and lack of adequate numbers of skilled staff. Failure to correct these faults will have major implications for future community college…

Considers a new facet in the articulation problem between two- and four-year colleges. (Author/RK)

Recapitulates the history of the "Community and Junior College Journal" since its inception in 1930, discussing changes in its administration, philosophy, and title. Emphasizes that this journal is a voice of the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, but also that it reflects two-year colleges' experiences and practices…