Essays include: some considerations on the higher education of women (Rosemary Park); three women, creators of change (Esther Raushenbush); women's education, the case for the single-sex college (Susan Romer Kaplan); liberal arts education and women's development (C. Robert Pace); women's studies, its origin, organization, and prospects (Sheila Tobias); the undergraduate woman (Alexander W. Astin); university behavior and policies: where are the women and why? (Margaret Gordon, Clark Kerr); factor's affecting women's scholarly productivity (Helen S. Astin); intellectual quality, the symbols and the substance (Hilde E. Hirsch, Werner Z. Hirsch); responsibility and public policy, is it a moral question? (Alan Pifer, Avery Russell); and civil rights and the women's movement (Theodore M. Hesburgh). In addition, an interview with Rosemary Park and a list of her professional activities are included. (MSE)