This bibliography includes literature from organizations, books, articles, and newspapers. Also included is a separate list of materials for use by adults who counsel young people. Available from author at 564 w. 189th Street, New York, New York 10040. (Author/HMV)

This article summarizes the major provisions of the draft law as they pertain to the new registrant, explains the importance of the registrant's being as cognizant as possible of his rights and obligations under the law, and describes how a counselor may help a young man obtain all the benefits to which he is entitled. (Author)

Professional counselors have a crucial role to play in draft counseling by helping to establish a Draft Information Center, by training and supervising students and faculty as draft counselors, and by serving as a referral source for individuals needing further counseling. (Author)

The authors feel that military recruiting should not be permitted in schools. Counselors should help students who consider enlisting look at the positive and negative aspects of military life as well as legal contractual obligations. (Author/HLM)

Young people considering enlistment in the armed forces often need objective assistance in the decision-making process. The authors discuss how counselors are in a unique position to help: by increasing the scope of information available, by safeguarding the rights of potential enlistees, and by working to eliminate recruitment abuses. (Author)