The committee on Graduate Study and Research of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture held a conference in Chicago (Arpil 1968) to study possible innovations in architecture and architectural education. Drawing upon the experiences of educators in the areas of medicine, engineering, and research design, the conferees studied the problems and opportunities in developing graduate study, scholarship, and research in architecture. The educators concentrated on the urgent need of architects, in school and in practice, for more knowledge about developments in all aspects of science and technology and about the effective application of new ideas and techniques to architecture. From the conference, four resolutions were formed and presented to the annual meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture where they were approved. (LH)