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AUTHOR Harper, William A., Ed.; And OthersTITLE Junior College Directory, 1971. Period Covering

October 1969-August 1970 and Fall Enrollment for1970.

INSTITUTION American Association of Junior Colleges, Washington,*D.C.; ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior Colleges, LosAngeles, Calif.

PUB DATE 71NOTE 225p.PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132)

Statistical Data (110) Information Analyses ERICInformation Analysis Proc.ucts (071)

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IDENTIFIERS *American Association of Junior Colleges

ABSTRACTBased on a survey conducted by the American

Assoc ation of Junior Colleges (AAJC), this directory providesinfor tation on 1,091 community, junior, and technical colleges andtwo-year branch campuses in the United States, its territories, andselected other countries, including data on 1969-70 enrollments,personnel, and student costs. Following material on the scope of therlirectory, and analysis of two-year college growth is presented.Next, the directory lists the colleges alphabetically by state,including the following information for each: location; chiefadministrative head; year classes began; type of control oraffiliation; AAJC membership; state recognition or accreditingagency; programs (i.e., transfer and/or occupational); co-educationalor single-sex status; October 1969 enrollment of full- and part-timefreshman, sophomore, and unclassified students; October 1969, summer1970, and October 1970 total enrollments; bill- and part-time facultyand administrators in 1970-71; and tuition per academic year forin-district, out-of-district, and out-of-state students. Statewideenrollment summaries are then provided for all institutions and forpublic and independent schools, followed by tables showingdistribution by size of enrollment in two-year colleges. Informationon changes in institutions since the previous year, AAJC, juniorcollege organizations, and state administrators of two-year collegeeducatioa is presented in the final sections. (AYC)

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1971 Junior College Directory,

Period Covering October 1969August 1970and fall enroliment for 1970

Published by the American Association of Junior Colleges and the ERIC Clear-inghouse for Junior Colleges with assistance from the Research Division, Nat-ional Education Association.

American Association of Junior CollegesOne Dupont Circle, N. W.Wash'ngton, D. C. 20036

Editorial, Research and Production Staff:William A. Harper, Aikin C'onnor, Jack C Gernhart,Sylvia Howe, Mary Clayton, Alice Alexander, andSusan Nibble

ERIC Clearinghou.t for JuniorColleges/American Association of Junior Colleges

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Table of Contents

Introduction by William G. Shannon

5Analysis by Aikin Connor

6Key to Abbreviations

10Definition o f Terms

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Association Officers and Council on Research and Service, and Staff12

Table I Directory of Junior Colleges

14Table II Summary by States All Junior Colleges

88Table III Summary by States Public Junior Colleges89Table IV Summary by States Independent Junior Colleges90

Table V Distribution of Size of Enrollment in Junior Colleges. 91

Changes in Institutions Since the 1970 Directory92

Junior Colleges Scheduled to Open in 197195

Junior College Organizations96

State-Level Administrators

. 100Alphabetical Listing of Junior Colleges

. 103

The American Association of Junior Colleges is pleased once again topreselt its annual directory of two-year community and junior colleges,technical institutes and branches of universities. The number of institu-tions listed, the- reader will note, has risen appreciably, as have enroll-ments. The growth picture, in short, continues to be a healthy one. This isa reflection of trends begun more than a decade ago, indicating, we feel,increased acceptance of the role of the two-year coliege in highereducation and, indeed, American society.

This same expansion has made it somewhat more difficult to gather,analyze and report the information on enrollments and other facts aboutthe two-year institutions, and to meet production deadlines. Each year thestaff attempts to refine the procedures involved in the project, to improvethe process. During coming months, we plan to bring together expertsfrom the field and the government to investigate still other possiblerefinements that might be made.

We recognize also that some of the collegt s surveyed, perhaps morethan we know, chafe at the extra burden caused by the processing of theinformation, completing the questionnaires and returning them to AAJC.The Directory questionnaire is only one of many that find their way to theinstitutions each year. We would like to stress, however, that the JuniorCollege Directory has come to be known as one of the most authoritativeof liAngs of two-year colleges in America. It provides a source ofinformation that government agencies, many foundations, and corpora-tions use in developingprograms that may in the long run be of greatbenefit to two-year colleges. Increasing use is being made of thepublication by educators in other countries.

This publication is not an AAJC membership directory.The reportcontains names of a number of institutions that are non-members. Tomake the listing as comprehensive as possible, the editors have made an

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INTRODUCTION

effort to include all institutions that are organized on a two-year basis,have state recognition and/or regional accreditation. and offer two-yearassociate degree programs.

In addition to enrollment data, the Directory contains informationon tuition, programs, accreditation, control, types of institutions, associa-tion members, and numbers of personnel employed in the collegesSummary tables en enrollment by state and types of institutions are alsoincluded.

More detailed information on individual two-year coileges may befound in the eighth edition of American Junior Colleges which is nowbeing produced by the American Council on Education, to be released inOn The Association in general follows the criteria established forAmerican Junior Colleges in determining the institutions to be included inthe, annual Dfrectory. Institutions included are those accredited orrectIgnized by the country's six regional accrediting agencies and state-levelagencies authorized to approve junior colleges. The Directory does notinclude proprietary colleges.

The Association acknowledges the expert assistance provided by theResearch Division of the National Education Association in processing andcomputerizing information collected.

We are especially grateful to the personnel of the reportinginstitutions for their cooperation in this project.

William G. ShannonActing Executive Director

An Analysis

By Aikin Connor

The consistent growth of two-year collegemver the last decade is re-confirmed by the enrollment figures reported in the 1971 Junior CollegeDfrectory. ln analyzing data gathered for the Directory it is important to notethat: (1) a few twoyear colleges may not be listed each year for one ormere of seDeral rbasons, including, unfortunately, inadvertence; (2) ac-

curacy of reported data, although carefully chet ked, depends ultimately

upon each individual college reporting. Considering the extent of the data

collection, however, the Directory can be regarded as an exceptionallyaccurate statistical report of the year-to-jtear changes in United States

community and junior colleges.

The 1971 Directory lists a. total of 1,091 American institutions, anincrease of 53 over the previous year. Twenty-nine new institutions beganclasses in 1970; 45 colleges listed in the 1971 Directory did not appear inthe 1970 Directory. A few colleges closed; several changed tc fourlearprograms exciusively. Some rolleges which are branch campuses elected

this year to combine their reports with others in their district; severalcampuses of multi-campus districts are reported for the first time.

The 29 new institutions whose classes began in 1970 enrolled a totalof 27,721 students. The largest enrollment of these new colleges was PimaCollege (Tuscon, Arizona) with an opening enrollment f 3,537. Eastfield

College (Dallas, Texas) had virtually the same enrollment: 3,522. Eightnew colleges had opening enrollments of mere than 1,000.

Overall total enrollment in colleges l.sted in the 1971 Directoryincreased from 2,238,504 in 169 to a total of 2,499,837 in October

1970. This is an increase of 261,333 students, or a growth of 11.7 per cent

in too enrollment. (Note. tin se figures are derived from those colleges

reported in the 1971 Directory. Since some of these colleges were notreported last year, these statistics will be somewhat at variance withstatistics using :olleges in the 1970 Directory.)

GROWTH IN NUMBER AND ENROLLMENTOF JUNIOR COLLEGES

1960-1970

Year Number of Colleges Enrollment

Per Cent of Increaseof Enrollment OverPreceding Year

1960 678 660,216 3.07

1961 678 748,619 13.39

1962 704 818,869 9.38

1963 694 927,534 13.27

1964 719 1,043,963 12.55

1965 771 1,292,753 23.83

1966 837 1,464,099 13.25

1967 912 1,671,440 14.16

1968 1,954,116 16.91

1969 1,038 2,186,272 11.88

1970 1,091 2,499,837 H .43

Thc publication of U.S. Census figures for 1970 afford a oncein-a-decade opportunity to observe growth in the community junior collegemovement from a different perspective. The census figures used in thefollowing analysis are totals for cach state, since the community collegemovement seeks to serve the entire population.

Comparing enrollment changes from year to year and notingincreased numbers of colleges does not address the question of thestrength or effectiveness of the community junior college mOvement.However, these changes, when observed against the backdrop of popula-tion changes, yield a measure of the vitality of the junior collegemovement in the various states. In the following discussion, it is importantto remember that comparisons among states are not for Ihe purpose ofevaluation, either of the junior college system in those states nor theiroverall higher education administration. Instead, comparisons arc made toillustrate the variability among the states in utilizing thc community juniorcollege to meet the varying needs of their citizens in the general area ofhigher education.

One good measure of the effectiveness or strength of the comniunityjunior college system in a state is the proportion of the population of thatstate served directly by its junior colleges For example, in 1970 theproportion of the population served ranged from 8 students per 10,000people in Nevada, to 359 per 10,000 in California (sec Table A)

A measure of the growth in effectiveness of the community collegesystem in each state can bc made by comparing the proportion of thepopulation enrolled in community colleges in 1960 to that enrolled in1970. For example, the proportion of population enrolled in Hawaii'sjunior colleges jumped from 2 per 10,000 in 1960 to 180 per 10,000 in1970an increase of 9,000 per cent (sec Table A).

In some states, the junior college movement seems to be centered ina few institutions; in others, many institutions are available to serve thestate's population. In all probability, the tendency to develop relativelyfew colleges in a state is related to population density, transportationfacilities, or similar considerations. An indicator of this more centralizedtype of system may be the ratio of population to college. For example,

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Indiana has a ratio of 1,298,417 people per junior college. while Arkansashas a ratio of 37,771 per collage (see Table Il)

A word of caution about comparing states on the basis ot apercentage rate of growth may be in order Whenever a base figure is verylow, a small amount of real growth will appear as a large percentagegrowth. With an increase in enrollment of approximately 7,300 students,Rhode Island enjoyed an extraordinary growth rate of 1,795 per antwhile an increase of nearly 10,000 students gave Oklahoma a growth ot142 per cent (see Table B). Thus, a comparison of Hawaii's phenomenalgrowth rate of 11,573 per cent with California's growth rate of 14c percent should be tempered by the knowledge that the real increase inHawai.'s enrollment was 13,772 while Calitornia's enrollment ina-ed by423,893 (sec Table 13)

The analysis ot the data from the 197/ Threclon and earliered:tions, supports the following general statement,

I The community Junior college movement imntinues to exhibitstrength both in term, or ne oflee built Ind tt,re,,,edenrollments

2 Growth patterns van among du .tate-, hut I u,iii ifI slate,report substantial growth in enrollment

3 Over the last decade the proportion ot the population ,erved bvjunior colleges has increased in all SO states

4 Public community colleges continue to show the greatest annualgrowth, with independent college enrollment becomingstabthad

5. The proportion ot lull-time to part-time students continues tochange very little at 57 per cent and 43 per cent. respectively

As the community junior college moves into the decade ot theseventies there will be an ever-increasing need for accurate and extensivedata regarding individual institutions From the foregoing analysis it isclear that these data will continue to reflect a healthy and vigorousmovement to serve the educational needs ot an ever-expanding communityin an age characterind by the need for information

TABLE A - GROWTH IN PROPORTION OF POPULATION SERVED BY STATE1960 - 1970

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Alaska 1,206 4 56,541 5,550 8 37,771 360 100 34 Montan,. 398 2 337,383 2.377 3 231,469 447 30 3

Arizona 6,394 2 651,080 43,046 12 147,706 57 3 500 36 Nebraska 1,675 6 235,221 9,316 9 164,865 456 50 5

Arkansas 1,14 8 4 446,568 4,489 8 240,411 291 100 8 Nevada 0 0 0 402 1 488.738 - - 71

California 293,237 73 215,304 717,130 97 205,702 145 33 27 New Hampshire 537 1 606,921 1,765 5 147.536 229 400 22

Colorado 7,774 8 219,243 27,683 16 137,953 256 100 26 New Jersey 4,437 9 674,086 48,749 22 325.825 999 144 18

Connecticut 6,970 8 316,904 26,122 23 131,835 275 188 20 New Mexico 830 4 237,755 5,023 9 112.888 SOS 125 7

Delaware 37' 1 446,292 10,067 5 109,620 257 400 23 New York 46,643 47 357,070 192,670 60 303.179 31 3 28 8

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North Carolina 9,130 22 207,097 58,798 66 77,000 544 200 12

Columbia 3,491 7 109,136 2,898 4 189,127 -17 -43 -I North Dakota 2,225 4 158,111 6.631 7 88,251 198 75 -2

Florida 18,355 VI 170,743 128,452 32 212,170 600 10 37 Ohio 3,095 8 1,213,299 63,177 3o 280,316 1.941 375 10

Georgja 7,711 18 219,062 25,212 24 191,232 227 33 16 Oklahoma 6,920 15 155,218 16,77i 18 142,180 142 20 10

Hawaii 119 1 632,772 13,891 7 109,987 11,573 600 22 Oregon 2,204 6 294,781 53.688 15 139.425 2.336 150 18

Idaho 6,72 5 133,438 8,905 4 178,252 32 -20 7 Pennsylvania 13,709 33 343,011 82,403 47 250,934 501 42 4

Illinois 35 :19 35 288,033 154,009 57 194,982 33 2 63 10 Rhode Island 406 1 859,488 7.692 3 316.574 1.795 200 11

Indiana 715 2 2,331,249 8,786 4 1,298,417 1,079 100 11 South Carolina 2.642 9 264,7 32 35.118 26 99,635 1.229 189 9

Iowa 5,2/0 21 131,311 25,50 26 108,655 385 24 2 South Dakota 326 3 226,838 378 2 333,128 16 .33 .2

Kansas 6,778 20 108,930 21,154 25 89.962 212 25 3 Tennessee 1,628 6 594,514 12,668 16 245,260 678 167 10

Kentucky 2,061 9 337,572 13,334 22 146,332 547 144 6 Texas 40,774 47 203,822 118,720 56 199,941 191 19 17

Louisiana 74 1 3,257,022 8,130 8 455,397 10,886 700 12 Utah 4,920 4 222,656 8,453 5 211,854 72 25 19

Maine 506 3 323,088 2,836 6 165,610 460 100 3 Vermont 850 2 194,940 2.488 5 88.946 193 150 14

Maryland 6,453 19 163,194 44,882 18 217,911 596 -5 27 Virginia 5,208 13 305,149 42.763 28 166.017 721 115 17

Massachusetts 14,078 24 214,524 48,043 34 167,328 241 4 2 11 Washington 16,399 13 219,478 91.858 26 131,121 460 100 19

Michigan 26,403 19 411,747 127,629 36 246,530 383 89 13 West Virginia 1,650 3 620,140 4,531 7 249.176 175 133 -6

Minnesota 4,585 13 262,604 21,143 22 172,957 361 69 11 Wisconsin 9,648 34 116,228 38.652 28 157,783 301 18 12

Mississippi 10,456 26 83,774 23,792 25 88,676 128 -4 2 Wyoming 2,730 5 66,013 6,971 7 47,488 155 40 1

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Key to Abbreviations

A OF GOD Assemblies of God NC Accreditation by North Central Association of Collegesand Secondary SchoolsAME African Methodist 4, 31

NE Accreditation by New England Association of College:BAPT Baptistand Secondary Schools

CoeducationalNW Accreditation by Northwest Association of Secondary

CH OF CHR Church of Christ and Higher Schools

CH OF GOD Church of God PENT HOL Pentacostal Holiness

CHR CH Christian Church PIL HOL Pilgrim Holiness

EPIS Episcopal PM Provisional Member of the American Association ofJunior Colleges

EUB Evangelical United BrethrenPRESBY Presbyterian

FREE METH Free MethodistPUBLIC Publicly controlled, by state, local district, junior college

IM Institutional Member of the American Association of district, unified district, or countyJunior Colleges

ROM CATH Roman CatholicIND NP Independentiy controlled, nondenominational, non-

profit SA Accreditation by Southern Association of Colleges andSecondary Schools

LDS Church ofJesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints7 DAY ADV Seventh Day AdventistsLUTH Lutheran

M^n Students STATE Accreditation, approval, or recognition as a juniorcollege by a state department of education, a state board

MENNON Mennonite or accrediting commission

METH Methodist Women students

MS Accreditation by Middle States Association of Collegesand Secondary Schools

WA Accreditation by the Western Association of Schools andColleges

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Definition of TermsENROLLMENT

Full-time Students carrying at !east three-fourths (12 or more semesterhours) of normal load.

Part-thne Students enrolled in the college and carrying less thanthree-fourths (less than 12 semester hours) of normal full-time load.

Freshmen Students who have completed less than 28 semester hours or42 quarter hours of college credit at time of registration.

Sophomores Students who have completed 28 or more semester hoursor 42 quarteehours ofcredit at time of registration.

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Unclassific., Students not counted in any other category who may nothave fulfilled the requirements for matriculation or who are enrolledin collegelc. el courses for which they receive no credit. If the juniorcollege has third-year students, these are included under unclassified

FACULTY

Faculty Includes all personnel who spend 50 per cent or more of theirtime teaching

Administrative Staff Includes personnel who spend SO per cent or moreof their time in administrative work

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'Edward Simonsen

Kern Community College DistrictBakersfield, California

American Association of Junior Colleges

President

Joseph W. Fordyce

Santa Fe Junior College

Gainesville, Florida

Joseph Cosand

Junior College District of St. LouisSt. Louis, Missouri

Peter Masiko

Miami-Dade Junior CollegeMiami, Florida

William Steward

Wenatchee Valley CollegeWenatchee, Washington

1971 OFFICERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Joe B. Rushing

Tarrant County Junior College DistrictFt. Wor'h, Texas

Charles G. Hurst

Malcolm X CollegeChicago, Illinois

Joseph N. HankinHarford Junior College

Harford, Connecticut

Charles W. Dudley

Newton Junior CollegeNewton, Massachusetts

Vice President

Rhea M. Eckel

Cazenovia College

Cazenovia, New York

Walter GarciaRio Hondo CollegeWhittier, California

Wesley M. Westerberg

Kendall CollegeEvanston, Illinois

Budd E. SmithWingate College

Wingate, North Carolina

Norvel SmithMerritt CollegeOakland, California

Administration

Milton G. BassinNew York City

Community CollegeBrooklyn, New York 11201

COUNCIL ON RESEARCH AND SERVICE

Instruction

Roger H. GarrisonWestbrook CollegePortland, Maine 04103

Legislation

William S. HayesAlice Lloyd CollegePippa Passes, Kentucky 41844

HEADQUARTERS STAFF

Curriculum

Robert E. SwensonCabrillo Junior CollegeAptos, California 95003

Student Personnel

William Moore, Jr.Seattle Centra'

Community CollegeSeattle, Washington 98122

Office of the Executive DirectorWilliam G. Shannon, Acting

Executive DirectorPamela Holland, SecretaryRichard E. Wilson, Acting Associate

Executive DirectorRosa Melia,

SecretaryJack C. Gernhart, Administrative

Assistant to the Executive DirectorPeggy Smallwood, SecretaryMize Alexander,

MembershipSecretary

Regina Gutstein,Receptionist

Finance andAdministration OfficeJames W. White, DirectorJean Thurston, SecretaryGino Forchielli,

Business ManagerBarbara King, Assistant to the

Business ManagerMargaret Carver, BookkeeperJo An Long,

BookkeeperMelvin Sampson, Central ServicesClerk

Publications Division

Roger Yarrington, DirectorSheila Hershkowitz, SecretaryBarbara Koziarz,

Editorial-AssistantDeborah Nordh, Editorial AssistantSusan Hibble, Editorial AssistantMarji Michaud, SecretaryDebbie Appleyard,

Publications ClerkBarbara Eckman,

Publications Clerk

Public Relations OfficeWilliam A. Ha:-per, DirectorMary Clayton, SecretarySylvia Howe,

Information ResearchStaff Assistant

':overnmental Affairs OfficeR. Frank Mensel, DirectorCheryl Burgess, SecretaryClaire Olson, Staff Assistant

Independent Junior Colleges OfficeWalter A. Graham, DirectorElise Libby, Secretary

Minority Group ProgramsAndrew L. Goodrich, DirectorToni Wilks, Secretary

Microform ProjectDale Gaddy, DirectorAikin Connor.

Assistant DirectorLisabeth Horner, Secretary

Community Services ProjectJ. Kenneth Cummiskey, DirectorLucy Cooper, Secretary

Occupational Education ProjectKenneth G. Skaggs, CoordinatorMary Stick ley, SecretaryAndrew S. Korim,

Specialist inOccupational Education

New Institutions ProjectArden L. Pratt, DirectorConnie Cudd, Secretary

Allied HealthOccupations Survey

Kenneth G. Skaggs, Director

Developing Institutions ProjectSelden C. Menefee, DirectorI lden Minifie,

SecretaryShafeek Nader, Associate Director1-vangeline Barry, SectetaryJose de la Isla, Project SpecialistLee Ann Focer. Staff Assistant

Servicemen and Veterans ProjectJohn P. Malian, DirectorJennifer Kerns, SecretaryLee Betts, Regional CoordinatorTheodore Cunningham,

Regional CoordinatorJames Smith, Regional Coordinator

Project Focus

Edmund J. Gleazer, Jr., Director(Executive Director on Leave)

Edith Liebske, SecretaryDavid Bushnell, Director of ResearchBrenda Warren, SecretaryNal. Zageris, Research Assistant21

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Table I Directory of Junior College.

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MONTGOMERY 36109FAYETTE 35555ALEXANDER CITY 35010CuLLMAN 35055ENTERPRISE 36330

REX A. TURNER PRES.CHARLES w. DAVIS PRES.W. BYRON CAUSEY PRES.SR. MARY LOUROES MICHEL PRES.B. A. FORRESTER PRES.

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7 GEORGE C. WALLACE !TATE TECH. JR COLLEGE DOTHAN 36301 PHILLIP J. HAmm PRES. 1964 PUBLIC IF SA xx C

8 JAMES H. FAULKNER STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE BAY mINETTE 36507 LATHEM N. SIBERT PRES. 1905 PUBLIC Im STATt xX C

9 JEFFERSON OAVIS STATE JuNIOR COLLEGE BREWTON 36426 wOOOFIN PATTFRSON PRES. 1965 PUBLIC SA XX C

10 JEFFERSON STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM 35215 LEROY BROWN PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im SA xx C

11 J. C. CALHOuN STATE TECHNICAL JR. COLL. OECATUR 35601 CARLTON KELLEY PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

12 LURLEEN B. wALLACE STATE JR. COLLEGE ANOALUSIA 36420 WILLIAM H. MCWHORTER PRES. 1969 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C

13 MARION INSTITUTEMARION 36756 PAUL B. ROBINSON PRES. 18d7 IND NP Im SA x m

14 MOBILE STATE JUNIOR COLLEGEMOBILE 36603 S. O. BISHOP PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C

15 NORTHEAST ALABAMA STATE JR. COLLEGE RAINSVILLE 35986 E. R. KNOX PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

16 NORTHWEST ALABAMA STATE JR. COLLEGE PHIL CAMPBELL 35581 JAMES A. GLACGOW PRES. 1963 PUBLIC 1m SA xx C

17 PATRICK HENRY STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE MONROEVILLE 36460 B. E. LEE PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C

18 SELMA UNIvERSITYSELMA 36701 H. C. CLEVELANO JR. PRES. 1956 V.PT Im STATE x C

19 SNEAO STATE JUNIOR COLLEGEBOAZ 35957 vIRGIL MCCAIN PRES. 1915 PUBLIC Im SA x c

20 SOUTHERN uN1ON STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE WADLEY 36276 L. RAY JONES PRES. 1923 PuBLIC Im STATE x C

21 THEUDORE ALFRED LAwON ST. JR. COLL. BIRMINGHAM 35228 T. A. LAWSON PRES. 1905 PUBLIC Im SA xx C

22 WALKER COLLEGEJASPER 35501 OAVIO J. ROWLAND PRES. 1934 INC 4P SA X C

ALASKA

1 SHELOON JACKSON COLLEGESITKA 99835 ORIN R. STRATTON PRES. 1944 PRESBY im Nw xx C

UNIvERSITY OF ALASKA COMMUNITY COLLEGES2 ANCHORAGE COMMUNITY COLLEGEANCHORAGE 99504 EUGENE SHORT DEAN 1954 PUBLIC IM Nw x x C

3 JUNEAU 0OUGLAS COmmuNITY COLLE4E JUNEAU 99801 FRED KOSCHMANN RES. DIR. 1956 PUBLIC NW X x C

4 KENAI PENINSuLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE KENAI 99611 CLAYTON E. BROCKEL DIR. 1964 PUBLIC Nw XX C

5 KETCHIKAN COMMUNITY COLLEGEKETCHIKAN 99901 JAMES L. SIMPSON RES OIR. 1954 PUBLIC Nw xx C

6 KOOIAK COmmuNITY COLLEGEKOOIAK 99615 CAROLYN FLoyn OIR. 1968 PUBLIC NW X X C

7 MATANUSKA SUSITNA COMMUNITY COLLEGE PALMER 99645 ALvIN S. OKESON RES. OIR. PUBLIC NW X X C

8 SITKA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SITKA 99835 LOUIS J. LICARI RES. DIR. 1962 PUBLIC Nw x x C

14


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ALASKA

1 71 30 101 99 99 200 95 193 16 9 25 6 750 750 750 747-3241

2 208 292 82 582 953 724 667 2,344 2,926 902 3,305 54 70 124 9 200 200 500 279-66223 18 12 11 41 18 21 439 478 519 759 4 22 26 2 200 200 500 789-72924 11 11 322 322 333 92 388 30 30 5 540 540 700 283-43885 20 20 95 95 115 141 4 4 8 2 200 200 250 225-61776 7 75 82 97 287 5 5 1 100 100 250 486-33907 3 3 6 15 15 34 134 140 27 278 16 16 1 540 50 540 745-32958 30 30 18 241 259 289 120 199 2 27 29 1 110 110 110 747-8393

15

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Institution Location Chief Administrative Head

Erog_t_mscex cf: 2

ARIZONA

1 ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE2 CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE3 COCHISE COLLEGE4 EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE

MARICOPA COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE OISTRICT5 GLENOALE CUMMuNITY COLLEGE

YUMA 85364VIA COOLIOGE 852280OUGLAS 85607THATCHER 85552PHOENIX 85002GLENOALE 85301

GEORGE L. HALL PRES.DON P. PENCE PRES.JOHN R. EOWAROS JR. PRES.OEAN A. CURTIS PRES.JOHN F. PRINCE PRES.MATT O. HANHILA ExEC. OEAN

1963196919641920

1965

PUBLICPUBLICPUBLICPUBLIC

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6 MARICOPA TECHNICAL COLLEGE PHOENIX 85004 NORBERT I. BRuEMMER ExEC OEAN 1968 PUBLIC IM NC Xx C

7 MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE MESA 85201 JOHN D. RIGGS ExEC. DEAN 1965 PUBLIC IM NC xx C

8 PHOENIx COLLEGE PHOENIX 85013 J. LEE THOMPSON ExEC. OEAN 1920 PUBLIC IM NC xx C

9 SCOTTSOALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCOTTSDALE 85252 MARION G. OONALOSON EXEC OEAN STATE xx C*

10 NAVAJO COMMUNITY COLLEGE MANY FARMS 86503 NEO A. HATATHLI PRES. IM STATE xX C

11 PIMA COLLEGE TUCSON 85709 KENNETH HARPER PRES. 1970 PUBLIC IM STATE xX C

12 YAVAPAI COLLEGE PRESCOTT 86301 JOHN W. BARNFS PRES. 1949 PUBLIC IM STATE xX C

ARKANSAS

1 ARKANSAS STATE UNIV. BEEBE BRANCH BEEBE 72012 WALTER O. ENGLANO OEAN 1927 PUBLIC IM NC xx C

2 CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE CONWAY 72032 HASSELL L. BURGESS PkES. 1952 BAPT IM STATE xx C

3 CROwLEY S RIOGE COLLEGE PARAGOULO 72450 EMMETT SMITH PRES. 1964 CH OF CHR IM STATE x C

4 PHILLIPS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE HELENA 72342 JOHN EASLEY PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM STATE xx C

5 SHORTER COLLEGE NORTH LITTLE ROCK 72114 LONNIE JOHNSON PRES. 1956 AME STATE x C

6 SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLLEGE WALNUT RIDGE 72476 H. E. WILLIAMS PRES. 1941 BAPT IM NC X C

7 SOUTHWEST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE EAST CAMOEN 71701 CHARLES O. ROSS OIR. 1948 PUBLIC STATE x C

8 WESTARK JUNIOR COLLEGE FORT SMITH 72901 SHELBY BREEDLOVE PRES. 1928 PUBLIC IM STATE xx C

CALIFORNIA

,I ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE SANTA MARIA 93454 WALTER E. CONRAD APT. PRES. 1921 PUBLIC WA Xx C

2 ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE LANCASTER 93534 WILLIAM N. KEPLEY JR. SUPT. 1929 PUBLIC wA xx C

3 BARSTOW COLLEGE BARSTOW 92311 DONALD L. WHITE PRES. 1960 PUBLIC IM WA xx C

4 BuTTE COLLEGE BUTTE JR. COLLEGE OIST. OURHAM 95938 ALBERT A. SCHLUETER SUPT PRES 1968 PUBLIC IN wA xx C

15 CABRILLO JUNIOR COLLEGE APTOS 95003 ROBERT E. SwFNSON SuPT. PRES. 1959 PUBLIC IM wA xx C

6 CERRITOS COLLEGE NORWALK 90650 SIEGFRIEO RINOWALO SUPT PRES. 1956 PUBLIC IM mA xX C

7 CHABOT COLLEGE HAYWARO 94545 REEO L. BUFFINGTON SuFT.FRES. 1961 :PUBLIC IM wA xx C

CHAFFEY COLLEGE ALTA LOMA 91701 T. S. WARBURTON SUPT PRES. 1916 PUBLIC IM mA xx C

Ar CITRUS COLLEGE AZUSA 91702 ROBERT O. HAUGH SUPT PRES. 1915 PUBLIC IM WA xX C

16

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4,6724,6034,2052,968

5,3494,5802,0492,538

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452551267497

7,5166,566218533,919

12,18811,1697,0586,887

4,6913,4221,8912,142

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g, CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO 94112 H. R. BUTTIMER JR. ASST SUPT. 1935 PUBLIC IM WA XX CCOAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT COS_TA_KEIA 92626 NORMAN E. WATSON CHANCELLOR PUBLIC IN11 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE HUNTINGTON BEACH 92647 R. DUDLEY BOYCE PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IN WA XX Cn ORANGE COAST COLLEGE COSTA MESA 92626 ROBERT B. MOORE PRES. 1948 PUBLIC IM WA XX C13 COGSWELL POLYTECHNICAL COLLEGE SAN FRANCISCO 94110 E. W. SMITH PRES. :930 INO NP STATE x C*.1 COLLEGE OF MARIN KENTFIELD 94904 JOHN GRASHAM SUPT PRES. 1926 PUBLIC IM mA xx C15 COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS VALENCIA 91321 ROBERT C. ROCKWELL SUPT PRES. 1969 PUBLIC IM WA XX C16 COLLEGE OF THE DESERT PALM DESERT 92260 ROY C. MCCALL SUPT I2S. 1962 PUBLIC IN WA XX C17 COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS EUREKA 95501 EUGENE J. PORTUGAL SUPT. PRES 1965 PUBLIC IM WA XX C14' COLLEGE CF THE SEQUOIAS VISALIA 93277 IVAN C. CROOKSHANKS PRES SUPT 1926 PUBLIC IM WA XX C19 COLLEGE OF THE SISKIYOUS WEED 96094 EUGENE SCHUMACHER PRES. 1959 PUBLIC WA XX CID COMPTON COLLEGE COMPTON 90221 ABEL b. SYKES JR. SUPT. PRES. 1927 PUBLIC IM WA XX CCONTRA CUSTA JUNIOR COLLEGE OISTRICT MARTINEZ 94553 KARL O. DREXEL SUPT. 1948 PUBLIC IM WA XX CA4 CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE SAN PABLO 94806 ROBERT L. WYNNE PRES. 1950 PuBLIC IM WA XX CDIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE PLEASANT HILL 94523 WILLIAM P. NILAND PRES. 1949 PUBLIC IM WA xx C23 CUESTA COLLEGE SAN LUIS OBISPO 93401 MERLIN E. EISENBISE PRES SUPT 1964 PUBLIC mA xx C24 DEEP SPRINGS COLLEGE VIA DYER NEVADA 89010 RANDALL C. REID DIR. DEAN 1917 IND /0 wA x m25 EL CAMINO COLLEGE TORRANCE 90506 STUART E. MARSEE SUPT. PRES. 1947 PUBLIC M NA XX CFOUTHILL JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT LOS ALTOS HILLS CALVIN C. FLINT SUPT. PUBLIC26 DE ANZA COLLEGE CUPERTINO 95014 A. R. DEHART PRES. 1967 PUBLIC M WA xx C17 FOOTHILL COLLEGE LOS ALTOS HILLS 94022 H. H. SEMANS PRES. 1958 PUBLIC M wA xx C28 GAVILAN COLLEGE GILROY 95020 RALPH SCHRODFR SUPT. 1963 PUBLIC M A XX CZS GLENDALE COLLEGE GLENDALE 91208 JOHN T. MCCUFN PRFS. 1927 PUBLIC m wA xx C30 GROSSMONT COLLEGE EL CAJON 92020 ERV F. METZGAR P. 1961 PUBLIC M wA XX CHARTNELL COLLEGE SALINAS 93901 GIBB R. MADSEN SUP.. PRES. 1920 PUBLIC M wA XX C32 HUMPHREYS CULLEGE STOCKTON 95207 J. R. HUMPHREYS PRES. 1947 IND NP M wA XX C33 IMPERIAL VALLEY COLLFGE IMPERIAL 92251 TERREL SPENCER SUPT PRES. 1922 PUBLIC wA XX CKERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT BAKERSFIELD 93301 EDWARD SIMONSEN SUPT. PUBLIC.74 BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE BAKERSFIELD 93305 BURNS L. FINLINSON PRES. 1913 PUBLIC M WA XX C'35 PURTERVILLE COLLEGE PORTERVILLE 93257 0. H. SHIRES PRES. 1927 PUBLIC M NA XX C16 LASSEN COLLEGE SUSANVILLE 96130 ROBERT THEILER SuPT PRES. 1925 PUBLIC M wA XX C37 LONG BEACH CITY COLLEGE LONG BEACH 90808 WILEY D. GARNER PRES. 1927 PUBLIC M wA XX CLOS ANGELES COMMUNITY CULLEGE DISTRICT LOS ANGELES 90006 DONALD W. CLICK SUPT.38 EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE LDS ANGELES 90022 JOHN K. WELLS PRES. 1945 PUBLIC wA XX C39 LuS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE LOS ANGELES 90029 LOUIS KAUFMAN PRES. 1929 PuBLIC M wA XX C40 LOS ANGELES HARBOR COLLEGE WILMINGTON 90744 WENDELL C. BLACK PREs. 1949 PUBLIC N WA XX41 LOS ANGELES PIERCE COLLEGE WOODLAND HILLS 91364 JOHN R. NICKLIN PRES. 1947 PUBLIC M NA XX C42 LOS ANGELES SOUTHWEST COLLEGE LOS ANGELES 90047 LEADIC M. CLARK PRES. 1967 PuBLIC M wA XX C

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12 5,476 1,442 387 70305 60813 1,164 1,522 9,499 16,804 3,396 17,232 226 9 235 12 210 834...5712

13 73 7373 73 10 4 14 4 300 300 300 647-1473

14 2,404 1,081 3,485 1,342 997 2,339 5,824 11745 5,728 159 154 313 11454-3962

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16 779 277 159 1,215 1,362 95 1,582 1,039 4,254 635 4,517 80 123 203 18 420 346...8041

17 1,146 545 37 1,726 1,483 392 228 2,103 3,831 926 4,313 72 28 100 14 420 443...8411

18 1,659 832 82 21573 1,128 347 435 1,910 4,483 451 4,963 114 2 116 12 420 732.4711

19 '20 200 53 673 125 80 1,183 1,388 2,061 1,972 38 83 121 5 420 938-4463

20 1,247 418 11 1,676 2,510 880 133 3,523 5,199 21396 6,351 92 111 203 15 . 420 636...3391

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22 4,678 607 34 5,319 4,427 1,377 892 61696 129015 2,182 12,160 271 109 380 15 390 685...1230

23 1,101 280 120 11501 988 384 554 11926 3,427 733 3,978 50 50 13 420 544...2943

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27 2,309 1,124 39 3,472 1,903 307 2,651 5,061 8,529 3,711 91020 158 18 176 28 420 948-'8590

28 596 223 23 842 619 86 133 838 1,680 1,997 49 5 54 6 420 842...8221

29 1,627 664 37 2,328 11970 714 515 3,199 5,527 1,710 5,825 107 80 187 9 420 240..1000

30 2,699 1,153 15 3,867 2,611 1,158 187 3,956 7,823 3,200 9,982 180 178 358 15 390 465...1700

31 1,271 414 63 11748 11461 406 309 2,176 3,924 1,432 3,924 89 69 158 7 420 4229606

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35 465 176 3 644 443 125 39 607 11251 404 1,561 46 15 61 5 420 781...3130

36 395 117 15 527 496 66 74 636 1,163 1,446 28 56 84 4 420 257.4101

37 3,837 2,336 10 6,185 10,914 5,139 3,650 19,703 25,888 10,307 28,000 378 658 19 420 425...1221

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38 3,204 18064 31 4,299 5,857 2,100 906 8,863 13,162 2,605 13,606 198 404 602 15 420 263.-7261

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43 LOS ANGELES TRADE TECHNICAL COLLEGE44 LOS ANGELES VALLEY COLLEGE45 WEST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE/ LOS RIOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE OISTRICT4ify AMERICAN RIVER CGLLEGE47 COSUMNES RIVER COLLEGEAli SACRAMENTO CITY COLLEGE49 MARYMOUNT COLLEGE OF pALOS VERDES.500, MENLO COLLEGE

1 MERCED COLLEGE52 MIRA COSTA COLLEGE53 MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE54 MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE55 MT. SAN JACINTO COLLEGE56 NAPA COLLEGE

NORTH ORANGE CO. COMM. COLLEGE DISTRICT57 CYPRESS COLLEGE613, FULLERTON JUNIOR COLLEGE59 OHLuNE COLLEGE60 PALO VEROE COLLEGE6L PALOMAR COLLEGE61. PASADENA CITY COLLEGE

PERALTA JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT63 COLLEGE OF ALAMEOA64 FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE65 LANEY COLLEGE66 MERRITT COLLEGE67 RIO HON00 COLLEGE168 RIVERSIOE CITY COLLEGE69 SAOOLEBACK COMMUNITY COLLEGE OISIRICT7o, SAN BERNAROINO VALLEY COLLEGE

SAN OIEGO COMMUNITY COLLEGE OISTRICT71 SAN DIEGO CITY COLLEGE72 SAN DIEGO EVENING COLLEGE73 SAN OIEGO MESA COLLEGE74 SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COLLEGE75 SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE

SAN MATEO JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT

LOS ANGELES 90015VAN NUYS 91401CULVER CITY 90230SACRAMENTO 95825SACRAMENTO 95841SACRAMENTO 95823SACRAMENTO 95822PALOS VERDES PEN. 90274MENLO PARK 94025MERCEO 9 340OCEANSIDE 92054MONTEREY 93940

FREO J. BRINKKAN PRES.ROBERT E. HORTON PRES.MORRIS J. HELOMAN PRES.WALTER T. COULTAS SUPT.DOUGLAS BURRIS ACT. PRES.OLIVER J. DURAND PRES.SAM KIPP PRES.SR. RAYMUNOE MCKAY PRES.RICHARO F. 0 BRIEN PRES,LOWELL F. BARKER SUPT PRES.JOHN MACDONALD PRES.GEORGE J. FAIIL PRES.

1949 PUBLIC1949 PUBLIC1909 PUBLIC

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1955 PUBLIC1970 PUBLIC1916 PUBLIC1967 ROM CATH1927 INO NP1963 PUBLIC1934 PUBLIC1947 PUBLIC

WALNUT 91789 MARIE T. MILLS SUPT PRES. 1946 PUBLICGILMAN HOT SPRINGS 92340 MILO P. JOHNSON SUPT PRES. 1963 PUBLICNAPA 94558 GEORGE W. CLARK PRES. 1942 PUBLICFULLERTON 92634CYPRESS 90630FULLERTON 92631FREMONT 94537BLYTHE 12225SAN MARCOS 92069PASAOENA 91106OAKLAND 94610ALAMEOA 94501QUINCY 95971OAKLANO 94606OAKLANO 94609WHITTIER 90608RIVERSIOE 92506MISSION VIEJO 92675SAN BERNARDINO 92403SAN OIEGO 92101SAN OIEGO 92101SAN OIEGO 92101SAN DIEGO 92111STOCKTON 95204SAN JOSE 95114SAN MATEO 94402

CHARLES H. WILSON CHANCELLOR 1965 PUBLICOMAR SCHEIOT PRES. 1966 PUBLICJOHN W. CASEY PRES. 1913 PUBLICSTEPHEN E. EPLER SUPT PRES. 1967 PUBLICOAVIO L. BROWN PRES. 1947 PUBLIC

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44 4,359 21230 61589 6,623 3,754 101377 16,966 5,832 181300 279 139 418 12190 781...1200

45 1,285 200 14 1,499 1,292 244 147 11683 3,182 11061 4,239 68 90 158 15 420 836...7110<

46 4, 4 0 5 204 6,106 41673 1,903 233 6,809 121915 41070 151057 04 114 418 14 420 484-.8011

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48 39922 1,916 63 5,901 1,435 641 31151 5,227 11,128 3,618 11,253 232 181 413 49 420 449...7531

49 84 48 132104 104 236 249 13 11 24 18 1,400 1,400 1,400 377.-5501

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51 1,131 377 36 1,5441 11790 510 403 21703 4,247 1,195 41638 66 161 227 7 390 723...4321

52 760 240 12 1 110121 840 206 101 11153 21165 422 2,715 43 36 79 7 420 7572121

53 1,409 676 31 , 2,116. 1,956 620 675 3,251 5,367 11504 51626 80 99 179 11 420 375.-9821

54 41383 11246 20 1 5,649 i 5,466 2,052 653 8,171 131820 2,817 151092 246 18 264 26 420 339...7331

55 411 132 4 1 547 1 631 120 49 800 1,347 225 1 445 42 22 64 5 390 6547321

56 1,155 273 20 1,448 I 1,499 199 208 1,906 3,354 844 3,400 76 104 180 9 420255...2100

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57 1,944 557 63 2,564 : 1,686 507 226 2,419 40963 61337 133 2 135 11 520 520 826.-2220

58 6,505 6,565i

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59 745 183 15 943 ,11687 444 163 2,294 3,237 873 3,884 48 106 154 12420 657-.2100

60 169 30 3 202 ' 201 31 201 433 635 92 745 15 23 38 49226168

61 1,609 615 26 2,250 :1,537 493 285 21315 41565 11388 5,186 105 8 113 11420 744-1150

62 3,960 21014 127 6,101 141963 21038 11129 8,130 141231 7,563 14,796 331 12 343 38420 795...6961

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64 121 10 131 201 47 248 379 10050 15 16 31 7 900 390 2830202

65 2,538 549 621 31708 41096 781 2,796 7,673 11,381 10,098 197 215 412 7390 834-5740

66 1,677 11406 79 3,162 2,537 1,066 351 31954 71116 4,241 9,659 157 173 330 13655.0110

07 3,083 556 3,639 3,629 11361 41990 8,629 3,227 101130 146 114 260 1/ 390 692...0921

68 2,479 803 39 31321 4,312 739 320 51371 81692 32038 9,506 163 212 375 12 420 684--3240

69 845 374 11219 783 326 1,109 21328 745 3,170 64 36 100 7 420 837.-9700

70 2,760 1,246 36 4,042 6,307 1,748 1,021 91076 13,118 41014 13,849 212 265 477 10 420 885023171 1,646 669 23 21358 1;423 306 45 12774 40132 1,408 4,057 114 18 132 7

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72 84 31 5 120 70833 1,657 1,607 11,097 11,217 31172 110399 8 577 585 5 420 233-0181

73 3,531 1,139 161 4,831 1,514 299 109 11922 61753 21190 7,169 219 23 242 6 420 279.-2300

74 3,486 1,434 121 51041 31765 11106 876 51747 10,788 41269 7,215 228 14 242 14 420 466-.2631

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76 CANADA COLLEGE REDWOOD CITY 94061 WILLIAM A. GOSS PRES. 19o8 PUBLIC IM WA XX77 COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO SAN MATEO 94402 ROBERT L. EwIGLEBEN PRES. 1922 1M WA XX78 SKYLINE COLLEGE SAN BRUNO 94066 PHILIP C. GARLINGTON PRES. 1969 PUBLIC IM STATE XAfs. SANTA ANA COLLEGE SANTA ANA 92706 JOHN E. JOHNSON PRES. 1915 ouBLIC IM WA XXsANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE SANTA BARBARA 93105 GLENN G. GOODER S T PRES. 1946 PUBLIC 1M WA XXSt SANTA MONICA COLLEGE SANTA MONICA 90406 WADE THOMAS PRES. 1929 PUBLIC 1M WA XX82 SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE SANTA ROSA 95401 BROOK TAUZER ACT SuPT PRES. 1918 PUBLIC IM wA XX83 SHASTA COLLEGE REOOING 96001 GILBERT A. COLLYER SuPT PRES. 1950 PUBLIC IM WA XX84 SIERRA COLLEGE ROCKLIN 95677 HAROLD M. WEAVER SuPT PRES. 1914 PUBLIC 1M WA XX9. SOLANO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUISUN 94585 N. DALLAS EVANS SUPT PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM wA XXSTATE CENTER JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT FRESNO 93728 STUART H. WHITE SUPT. PUBLIC Im86 FRESNO CIT., COLLEGE FRESNO 93704 CLYDE C. mC CuLLY PRES. 1910 PUBLIC Im WA XX C87 REEDLEY COLLEGE REEOLEY 93654 CLIFFORD M. BOYER PRES. 1926 PUBLIC 1M WA XX CSWEETWATER JR. LOU,. DISTRICT CHULA VISTA88 SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE CHuLA VISTA 92010 CHESTER S. OEVORE SUPT. PRES. 1961 PUBLIC IM NA XX C69- TAFT COLLEGE

vENTuRA COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICTTAFT 4:7.68vENTuRA 93003

GARLYN A. BASHAM SuPT PRES.HERMAN SHEFFIELD SUPT.

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90 MOORPARK COLLEGE MOORPARK 93021 JOHN J. COLLINS PRES. 1967 PUBLIC IM wA XXvENTuRA COLLEGE vENTURA 93003 RAY E. LOEHR PRES. 1925 PUBLIC M NA XX92 vICTOR VALLEY COLLEGE vICTORVILLE 92392 BURTON W. WADSWORTH PRES. 1961 PUBLIC 1M WA93 wEST MILLS COLLEGE COALINGA 93210 RCBERT A. 4NN4NC SuPT PRES. 1932 PUBLIC 114 WA XX94 WEST VALLEY COLLEGE CAMPBELL 95008 JAMES P. HARDY SUPT PRES. 1963 PUBLIC wA XXYOSEMITE JuNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT MODESTO 95350 J. KENNETH ROWLAND SUPT. PUBLIC IM95 COLUMBIA JUNIOR COLLEGE COLUMBIA 95310 HARVEY B. RHODES PRES. 1968 PUBLIC M WA XX96 MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE mOOESTO 95350 ROY G. MIKALSON PRES. 1921 PUBLIC I M NA XX97 YUBA COLLEGE MARYSVILLE 95901 DANIEL G. WALKER PRES. 1927 PUBLIC IM WA XX

COLORADO

1 AIMS JUNIOR CCLLEGE DISTRICT GRZCLEY 80631 ED BEATY PRES. 1967 PUBLIC STATE Xx C2 ARAPAHOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LITTLETON 80120 ALLAN CRAwFuRD PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM NC XX CCOLORADO mOuNTAIN COLLEGE GLENWOOD SPRINGS 81601 ELSIE L. GANN PRES. PUBLIC Im3 EAST CAMPUS LEADVILLE 80461 DONALD H1X V. PRES. 1967 PUBLIC NC Xx C4 WEST CAMPUS GLENWOOD SPRINGS 81601 ELSIE L. GANN PRES. 1967 I-voLIC NC XX CCOMMUNITY COLLEGE OF OENVER OENVER LELAND B. LuCHSINGER PRES. IM5 AURARIA CAMPUS OENVER 80204 LELAND B. LuCHSINGER PRES. 197' PUBLIC Im NC XX C6 NORTH CAMPUS OENVER 80216 LELAND B. LuCHSINGER PRES. 1968 PUBLIC Im STATE XX C

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77 31582 1,581 2 5,187 7,397 2,646 708 10,751 151938 4,294 141373 289 31 320 21420 3416161

78 1,053 89 2 11163 1,775 332 317 2,424 3,587 11738 4,650 72 12 84 10390 355-7000

79 1,846 768 1 2,630 3,084 1,215 492 41791 71421 2,420 81337 119 110 229 12 420 547-9561

80 2,527 1,109 124 30762 1,547 773 280 2,600 6,352 1,524 5,699 150 3 153 16420 965-0581

81 3,007 1,454 33 4,4941 4,622 21037 703 71362 111856 41905 12,573 189 304 493 12420 392-4911

82 21351 1,171 48 3,570; 3,107 949 662 41718 8,288 2,437 9,494 121 28 149 19390 542-0315

83 1 736 636 36 2,410 2,327 646 581 3,554 5,964 928 6,988 103 15 llt 10420 241-3523

84 1,441 500 13 11954 1,284 155 7 1,446 3,400 963 4,262 98 2 100 7420

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86 3,443 11231 187 A,861 1,435 540 4,159 6,134 101995 31350 121727 204 138 342 15264-4721

87 1,077 350 17 1,444 569 137 130 836 2,280 231 21357 65 5 70 10 420 618-3641

11,, 1,845 619 35 2,499; 2,504 604 310 3,418 5,917 1,728 7,262 141 4 145 10390 420-1080

89 272 129 8 409! 60 18 533 611 1,020 244 960 24 4 28 4 420 765-4191

90 1,541 542 15 2,098t 1,712 539 328 2,579 4,677 1,060 5,655 98 88 186 7420 529-2321

91 2,274 921 3,195 2,671 1,664 2,478 6,813 10,068 4,541 10,816 148 177,---122 21 420 642-3211

92 336 133 6: 475 645 200 43 938 1,413 267 1,785 46 26 72 7420 245-4271

93 491 235 9 735 404 77 77 558 1,293 741 43 43 7 420 935-0601

94 2,703 901 17; 3,621 4,172 1,225 323 5,720 9,341 1,091 10,513 191 191 15 390 379-1733

95 384 67 351 486 482 97 178 757 1,243 297 1,535 20 44 64 4 675 532-3141

96 2,291 916 I 3,207 2,919 2,175 5,094 8,301 1,971 8,705 189 26 215 17 420 524-1451

97 1,398 528 5! 1,931 1,605 395 148 2,148 4,079 1,236 4.169 90 2 92 8 420 742-7351.....------COLORADO

1

9011,180 2,081 489 2,968 44 87 131 12 90 180 585 353-8008

2 772 318 1,110 345 '80 137 662 1,772 462 2,207 57 57 15 180 660 798-6331945-7481

3 119 30 149331 331 480 61 307 18 2 20 5 150 330 900 486-2010

4 225 103 328 3333 361 438 324 20 4 24 8 150 330 900 945-7481

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7 WEST CAMPUS8 EL PASO COMMUNITY COLLEGE9 LAMAR COMMUNITY COLLEGE

10 MESA COLLEGE11 MORGAN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE12 NORTHEASTERN JUNIOR COLLEGE13 OTERO JUNIOR COLLEGE14 RANGELY COLLEGE15 SO COLO STATE COLL JUNIOR COLL DIV16 TRINIDAD STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE

CONNECTICUT

1 GREATER HARTFORD COMMUNITY COLLEGF,2 HARTFORD COLLEGE FOR WOMEN3 HARTFORD STATE TEC:NICAL COLLEGE4 HOUSATONIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE1 JUNIOR COLLEGE OF CONNECTICUT6 LONGVIEW COLLEGE7 MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE8 MATTATUCK COMMUNITY COLLEGE9 MIDDLESEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE

W. MITCHELL COLLEGE11 MOMEGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE12 MOUNT SACRED HEART COLLEGE13 NORTHWESTERN CONNECTICUT COMM COLLEGE14 NORWALK COMMUNITY COLLEGE15 NORwALK STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGEl6 POST JUNIOR COLLEGE17- QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE18 SILVER/ONE COLLEGE OF ART19 ST. THOMAS SEMINARY JR. CW.LEGF20 SOUTH CENTRAL COHMuNITV CGUAGE21 THAMES STATF I4L.HNICAL COLLEGE22 TUNxIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE23 WATERBURY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE

LAKEWOOD 80215COLORA00 SPRINGS 80903LAMAR 81052GRANO JUNCTION 81501FORT MORGAN 80701STERLING 80751LA JUNTA 81050RANGELY 81648PUEBLO 81005TRINIDAO 81082

HARTFORD 06106HARTFORO 06105HARTFORO 06106STRATFORO 06497BRIDGEPORT 06602ENFIELO 06082MANCHESTER 0604'WATERBURY 06702MIDDLETOWN 06457NEw LONDON 06320NORWICH 06360HAMDEN 06514WINSTED 06098NORWALK 06854NORWALK 06854WATERBURY 06708MT CARMEL 06518NEw CANAAN 06840BLOOMFIELO 06002NEW HAVEN 06511NORWICH 06360FARMINGTON 06032WATERBURY 06708

LELAND B. LUCHSINGER PRES.ROBERT 0. HATTON PRES.DON L. KEITH PRES.THEODORE E. ALBERS PRES.ROBERT W. JOHNSON PRES.E. S. FRENCH PRES.WILLIAM L. MC DIVITT PRES.JOHN E. ROBERTS PRES.J. vICTOR HOPPER PRES.GUY C. DAVIS PRES.

ARTHUR C. BANKS PRES.LAURA A. JOHNSON PRES.THOMAS V. RAINONDI PRES.EDWARD J. LISTON PRES.F. J. HENNESSY DEANSW. mARY vITERBIA PRES.F. W. LOWE JR. PRES.CHARLES B. KINNEY PRES.PHILIP D. WHFATON PRES.ROBERT C. WELLER PRES.ROBERT N. RUF PRES.SM. M. URSULA DEANREGINA M. OuFFY PRES.EVERETT I. L. BAKER PRES.FRANK L. JUS2LI PRES.F. BURTON COOK PRES.JOHN H. HERDER PRES.

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PUBLIC IN NC xx CPUBLIC IM STATE xX CPUBLIC IN STATE XX CPUBLIC IN NC Xx CPUBLIC IM STATE XX CPUBLIC IM NC Xx CPUBLIC IN NC Xx CPUBLIC IM STATE XX CPUBLIC IN NC xx CPUBLIC IN NC Xx C

1967 PUBLIC1939 IND NP1946 PUBLIC1966 PUBLIC1927 IND NP1950 ROM CATH1963 PUBLIC1967 PUBLIC1966 PUBLIC1939 IND NP1970 PUBLIC1954 ROm CATH1965 PUBLIC1961 PUBLIC1961 PUBLIC1890 IND NP1929 INO NP

STEPHEN JAY PRES. 1960 IND NPREv. JAMES J. CONEFREY PRES. 1898 ROM CATHALBERT J. HENDRICKS PRES. 1968 PUBLICDONALD R. WELTER PRES. 1963 PUBLICBENJAMIN G. DAVIS PRES. 1970 PUBLICKENNETH W. FrIGG PRES. 1964 PUBLIC

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9 330 125 148 603 20 2 71 93 518 63 696 31 3 34 4 180 750 750 3362248

10 1,342 680 2 2,024 163 91 483 737 2,761 556 3,056 106 8 114 28 150 780 248-1020

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12 995 468 1,463 167 14 343 524 10987 262 1,865 77 23 100 19 105 495 522-6600

13 284 156 4 444 141 22 261 424 868 261 1,254 63 30 93 11 110 110 900 384-4446

14 246 85 331 3 2 30 35 366 119 372 25 2 27 9 110 500 6752261

15 1,922 1,063 221 3,206 293 139 758 1,190 4,396 1,673 4,254 290 30 320 60 118 118 268 545..4220

16 473 252 258 983 191 98 289 1,272 584 1,559 64 7 71 22 100 180 750 8465011

CONNECTICUT

s.....,1 686 274 23 983 43 65 121 229 1,212 384 1,459 50 31 81 16 100 100 300 522-1251

2 96 82 178 13 a 12 33 211 226 5 27 32 14 1,500 1,500 1,500 236-1215

3 401 156 16 573 570 199 769 1,342 1,668 38 25 63 8 100 100 995 527-4111

4 896 224 1,120 333 103 70 506 1,626 533 2,195 53 72 125 16 100 100 300 375-5695

5 211 186 397 1

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6 7 15 22 11 23 50 36 3 6 9 4 1,050 1,050 1,050 745-3629

7 928 439 37 1,404 . 372 111 365 848 2,252 638 2,682 78 48 126 24 100 100 300 6479951

8 720 212 952572 572 1,524 570 1,824 50 59 109 20 100 100 400 757-9661

9 522 308 830 202 207 409 1,239 412 1,422 44 39 83 18 100 100 500 347-7411

10 436 284 720 i 686 686 1,406 640 1,318 35 25 60 32 1,800 1,800 1.800 443.-2011

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14 1,174 315 24 1,513 ! 5P, 191 252 1,027 2,540 1;582 2,676 79 24 103 16 100 100 300 853-.2040

15 460 250 710 :20 155 1,129 1,604 2,314 272 2,121 50 43 93 6 100 100 400 838.-0601

16 340 200 11 551 75 25 65 165 716 225 667 25 21 46 11 1,350 1,350 1,350 755-0121

17 46Q 269 738 1 24 27 51 789 465 627 129 93 222 40 1,700 1,700 1,700

18 93 78 171 : 12 8 20 191 200 11 4 15 6 1,500 1,500 1,500 847-.4591

19 46 58 106106 67 11 3 14 3 900 900 900 242-.5573

20 690 44 734 177 12 189 923 1,300 26 55 81 1:0 100 100 500 772-3472

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1 BRANDYWINE COLLEGE WILMINGTON 19803 SID R. PETERS PRES. 1966 IND NP IM MS xx C2 DELAWARE TECHNICAL C COMMUNITY COLLEGE DOVER 19901 PAUL K. WEATHERLY PRES. 1967 PUuLIC IM MS xx C3 NORTHERN uRANCH wILMINGTON 19802 WILLIAM A. FAUCETT DIR. 1968 PUBLIC IM STATE x C4 SOUTHERN BRANCH GEORGETOWN 19947 JACK F. OWENS DIR. 1967 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C5 WESLEY COLLEGE DOVER 19901 RCBERT H. PARKER PRES. 1922 mETH IM MS xx C

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA°

1 IMMACULATA COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 20016 SR. MARIAN BRADY PRES. 1921 ROM CATH IM MS xx w2 MOUNT VERNON COLLEGE WASHINGTON 20007 PETER D. PELHAM PRS. 1927 IND NP Im MS X w3 SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON 20006 JOHN MAURER PRES. 1940 IND NP Im STATE x CA WASHINGTON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WASHINGTON 20008 CLEVELAND DENNARO PRES. 1968 PUBLIC IM MS x C

FLORIDA

1 BRUNRD JUNIOR COLLEGE COCOA 32922 MAXWELL C. KING PRES. 1960 PUBLIC IM SA xx C2 BROwARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE FORT LAUDERDALE 33314 A. HU4H ADAMS PRES. 1960 PUBLIC IM SA xx C

CENTRAL FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGE OCALA 32670 HENRY E. GOODLETT PRES. 1958 PUuLIC IM SA xx CA CHIPOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE mARIANNA 32446 RAYMOND M. DEmING PRES. 1947 PUBLIC IM SA xx C5 COLLEGE OF ORLANDO ORLANDO 32803 JOSEPH S. GUERNSEY ACT PRES. 1941 IND o IM SA xx C

DAYTONA BEACH COmmUNITY COLLEGE DAYTONA BEACH 32015 RUY F. BERGENGREN JR. PR . 1958 PUBL!C IM SA xx C7 EDISON JUNIOR COLLEGE FORT MYERS 33901 DAVID G. ROBINSON PRES. 1962 PUBLIC IM SA xx C6 FLORIDA COLLEGE TEMPLE TERRACE 33617 JAMES R. COPE PRES. 1946 IND NP IM SA x C9 FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGE AT JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE 32205 BENJAMIN R. WYGAL PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM SA xx C

10 FLORIDA KEYS COmmuNITY COLLEGE KEY WEST 33040 JOHN S. SMITH PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM SA xx C41 GULF COAST JUNIOR COLLEGE PANAMA CITY 32401 RICHARU E. MORLEY PRES. 1957 PUBLIC IM SA xx C12 HILLSBOROUGH JUNIOR COLLEGE TAmPA 33601 MORTON S. SHANBERG ACT PRES. 1968 PUBLIC IM STATE xx C13 INDIAN RIVER JUNIOR COLLEGE FORT PIERCE 33450 HERMAN A. HEISE PRES. 1960 PUBLIC IM SA xx C14 JONES COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE 32211 JACK N. JONES PRES. 1958 IND NP IM STATE xx C15 LAKE CITY COMmuNITY COLLEGE LAKE CITY 32055 HERBERT E. PHILLIPS PRES. 1962 PUBLIC Im SA xx C16 LAKE SUMTER COmmUNITY COLLEGE LEESBURG 32748 PAUL P. WILLIAMS PRES. 1962 PUBLIC IM SA xx C47 MANATEE JuNIOR COLLEGE BRADENTON 33505 SAMUEL R. NEEL JR. PRES. 1958 PUuLIC IM SA xx C18 mARYMOUNT COLLEGE BOCA RATON 33432 REv. GERARD FAGAN PRES. 1963 ROM CATH IM SA xx C19 MIAMI DADE JUNIOR COLLEGE MIAMI 33156 PETER MASIKO JR. PRES. 1960 PUBLIC IM SA xx C44 NORTH FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGE MADISON 32340 STEPHEN T. MCMAHON PRES. 1958 PUBLIC IM SA xx C21 OKALOOSA WALTON JUNIOR COLLEGE NICEVILLE 32578 J. E. MCCRACKEN PRES. 1964 PUBLIC IM SA xx C

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3 369 163 72 604 634 282 212 1,128 1,732 56 2,071 52 12 64 16 350 850 762-.3232

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1 98 98 1969 9 205 198 14 20 34 12 1,200 1,200 11200 966-0040

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2 2,678 1,268 1171 4,06 1,010 453 372 1,835 5,898 4,138 7,438 214 90 304 45 115 115 315 581-8700

3 594 348i 942 75 61 228 364 11306 540 1,505 62 9 71 15 90 100 190 237-2111

4 591 424i 1,015, 113 56 53 222 1,237 443 1,152 70 6 76 17 150 180 330 482-4935

5 346 255 la 611 179 122 30 331 942 283 496 24 12 36 8 900 900 900 425.-8686

6 951 612 800 2,363i 281 262 41951 5,494 71857 5,941 8,571 168 247 415 34 200 300 600 252-9671

7 6 347 956 164 79 149 392 19342 475 1,427 48 24 72 23 200 350 500 936.-4173

8 235 116 22 373' 14 11 10 35 408 443 18 7 25 10 1100( 1,000 11000 988-5131

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10 207 78 17 302, 391 71 100 562 864 649 969 21 8 29 6 250 400 650 296..9081

11 798 452 100 19350 463 159 172 794 2,144 11433 2,009 70 6 76 17 180 200 360 769..1551

12 972 27 5 1,004 2,069 134 9 2,212 3,216 300 3,947 111 139 250 24 270 360 600 872..5533

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15 476 2?6 57 759 294 96 194 584 1,343 11038 11377 65 3 68 20 274 344 694 752.-1822

16 376 207 138 721 163 52 215 936 626 1,174 34 20 54 12 250 290 450 787.-3747

17 1,U35 579 107 11721 385 155 60 600 2,321 1,189 2,485 69 32 101 21 200 300 400 755.-1511

18 262 165 427 4 15 19 446 392 29 5 34 10 1,650 1,650 11650 395..4301

19 9,796 61541 391 16,728 4,417 3,223 5,029 12,669 29,397 101050 909 227 54 200 220 600 274.-1211

20 618 345 963 44 39 162 245 1,208 438 1,208 63 3 66 18 100 120 175 973.-2288

21 603 379 982 625 307 138 1,070 2,052 1,266 2,178 69 85 154 31 170 200 320 678-.5111

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GEORGIA

1 ABRAHAM BALOWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE2 ALBANY JUNIOR COLLEGE3 ANDREW COLLtGE4 BIROWOOD JUNIOR COLLEGE5 BRETON PARKER COLLEGE6 BRUNSWICK JUNIOR COLLEGE7 CLAYTON JUNIOR COLLEGE8 CALTON JUNIOR COLLEGE9 OEKALB COLLEGE

10 EmmANUEL COLLEGE11 FLOYD JUNIOR COLLEGE12 GAINESVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE13 GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE14 GOROON MILITARY COLLEGE15 KENNESAW JUNIOR COLLEGE16 MACON JUNIOR COLLEGE17 MIDOLE GEORGIA COLLEGE18 NORMAN COLLEGE19 OxFORD COLLEGE OF EMORY uNIVERSITY20 REINHAROT COLLEGE21 SOUTH GEORGIA COLLEGE22 SOuTHERN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE23 TRuETT MCCONNELL COLLEGE24 YOUNG HARRIS COLLEGE

LAKE WORTH 33460PENSACOLA 32504WINTER HAVEN 33880PALATKA 32077T. PETER BUR 33733

GAINESVILLE 32601SANFORO 32771AvoN PARK 331325TALLAHASSEE 32304ORLANDO 32809BABSON PARK 33827

HAROLD C. MANOR PRES.T. FELTON HARRISON PkES.F. T. LENFESTEY PRES.CHARLES W. LAPRADO PRES.

1933 PUBLIC1S48 PUBLIC1964 PUBLIC1958 PUBLIC

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TIFTON 31794ALBANY 31705CUTHBERT 31740THOMASVILLE 31792MT vERNON 30445BRUNSWICK 31520MORROW 30260OALTON 30720CLARKSTON 30021FRANKLIN SPRINGS 30639ROME 30161GAINESVILLE 30501MILLEDGEVILLE 31061BARNESVILLE 30204MARIETTA 30060mAC N 3 06COCHRAN 31014NORMAN PARK 31771OxFORO 30267wALESKA 30183DOUGLAS 31533MARIETTA 30060CLEVELAND 30528YOUNG HARRIS 30582

mI HALL M. 8 NN RE 927 PUBL m SA Xx CJOSEPH W. FOROYCE PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im SA Xx CEARL S. wELDoN PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im SA Xx CW. A. STALLARO PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im SA Xx CFREO H. TURNER PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im SA Xx CJAMES F. GOLLATISCHECK PRES--Fira7 PUBLIC im SA Xx dWILLIAM B. LoGAN PRES. 1927 INO NP Im SA X C

J. CLYOE DRIGGERS PRES. 1933 PUBLICB. R. TILLEY PRES. 1966 PUBLICGEORGE W. GAMBILL PRES. 1917 METHANNIE M. POWELL DEAN ACT PRES 1954 BAPTJ. THEODORE PHILLIPS PRES.JOHN H. TEEL PRES.HARRY S. DOWNS PRES.DERRELL C. ROBERTS PRES.JAMES H. HINSUN JR. PRES.C. Y. MELTON PRES.DAVIO B. mCCORKLE PRES.HUGH MILLS JR. PRES.WILLIAM H. ROOIMON PRES.JOSEPH P. BRAY PRES.HORACE W. STURGIS PRES.JA K K. A L N R .

LOUIS C. ALDERMAN JR. PRES.THOMAS G. RENFRO PRES.BONO FLEMING DEAN 01V ExEC.J. R. BURGESS JR. PRES.DENTON R. COKER PRES.H. L. MCCLURF DIR.WARNER EARLE FUSSELLE PRES.DOUGLAS R. SASSER PRES.

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23 1,777 1,088 1,820 4,685 1,085 667 3,954 5,706 10,391 3,423 10.086 229 150 379 65 100 115 225 476-5410

24 1,170 656 1,826 523 233 535 1,291 3,117 1,856 3,477 138 54 192 6 220 270 420 294-7421

25 599 247 846 195 39 110 344 1,190 483 1,181 58 5 63 6 200 200 328-1571

26 3,883 2,535 50 6,468 1,549 869 395 2,813 9,281 4,283 9,628 290 53 343 123 60 240 544-2551

27 1,507 386 200 2,093 439 130 33 602 2,695 1,635 3,250 138 35 173 62 225 300 750 378-5311

28 830 474 1,304 452 122 89 663 1,967 1,452 2.256 63 101 164 II 180 180 350 323-1450

29 167 105 272 147 27 215 389 661 299 867 23 12 35 8 80 350 453-6661

30 588 437 1,025 369 251 201 821 1,846 1,035 2,100 58 25 83 17 210 270 390 576-5181

31 1,059 461 1,520 770 206 57 1,033 2,553 2,307 3.216 81 42 123 18 200 300 550 851-1780

32 38 37 75 11 76 79 9 4 13 8 1,100 1,100 1,100 638-1439

GEORGIA

1 1,049 494 16 1,559 60 28 1 89 1,648 583 1,776 71 2 73 22 240 240 510 382-27.3

2 565 261 17 843 248 115 7 370 1,213 612 11265 40 9 49 19 240 270 435-2011

3 183 140 323 2 4 2 8 331 109 289 18 18 8 270 270 270 732-2171

4 72 50 8 130130 105 10 2 12 4 195 195 195 226-1621

5 399 192 591591 147 522 32 2 34 3 540 540 540 583-2241

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7 573 56 5 634 282 24 8 314 948 662 1,789 45 II 56 10 240 240 510 363-3800

8 438 246 8 692 160 85 23 268 960 448 967 46 3 49 14 240 240 510 278-3113

9 1,715 717 91 2,523 1,302 535 76 1,913 4,436 2,547 5,357 12d 51 179 23 300 350 800 443-2361

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13 147 62 209209 35 132 14 3 17 4 1,016 1,016 1,016 452-5479

14 241 143 384 24 19 43 427 127 415 25 1 26 7 675 675 675 358-1700

15 615 200 5 820 524 193 40 757 1,577 733 1,570 53 4 57 14 270 270 540 422-8770

16 454 103 6 563 335 45 46 426 989 640 1,700 44 6 50 9 240 240 480 745-8551

17 1.240 607 1,847 151 139 290 2,137 840 2,252 94 8 102 14 300 300 570 934-6221

18 155 62 217 II 6 19 36 253 80 251 11 2 13 3 630 630 630 769-2611

19 257 205 4622 2 464 81 465 24 3 27 4 475 475 475 786-7051

20 216 122 338 32 5 37 375 111 367 16 5 11 8 750 750 750 479-2119

21 695 291 23 1,009 94 39 7 140 1,149 3c9 1,093 57 I 58 13 240 240 510 384-1100

22 561 301 2 864 102 89 6 197 1,061 615 1,628 63 25 88 8 368 368 698 422-1800

23 110 146 256 10 18 28 284 44 231 18 5 23 5 780 780 780 865-2134

24 221 142 363 1 6 7 370 133 380 22 4 26 7 225 225 225 379-2161


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IDAHO

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KAHULUI MAUI 96732LEONARD D. TUTH LL VHAROLD G. LUNTEy PROVOST 1966 PUBLIC

COLLEGE OF ST. GERTRUDECOLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHONORTH IDAHO JUNIOR COLLEGERICKS COLLEGE

COTTONWOOD 83522TWIN FALLS 83301COEUR D ALENE 83814REXBURG 83440

M. M. REGINA 0 CONNELL PRES.JAMES L. TAYLUR PRES.B4RRY G. SCHULER PREs.JOHN L. CLARKE PRES.

ILLINOIS

1 gELLEVILLE AREA COLLEGE2 BLACK HAWK COLLEGE3 BLACK HAWK COLLEGE EAST4 CARL SANDBURG COLLEGE5 CENTRAL YMCA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

CITY COLLEGES OF CHICAGO

BELLEVILLE 62221MOLINE 0265KEWANEE 61443GALESBURG 61401CHICAGO 60606CHICAGO 60601

1956196519391915

H. J. HABCRAECKER PRES. 1946ALBAN E. REID PRES. 1946MAX F. wINGETT PROVOST 1967ELTIS HENSON PRES. 1967DONALD A. CANAR PRES. 1961OSCAR E. SHASAT CHANCELLOR6 AMUNDSEN MAYFAIR COLLEGE

7 KENNEDY KING COLLEGE8 LOOP COLLEGE9 MALCOLM x COLLEGE

10 OLIVE HARVEY COLLEGE

CHICAGO 60630CHICAGO 60621CHICAGO 60601CHICAGO 60612CHICAGO 60628

11 SOUTHWEST COLLEGE12 WILBUR wR1GHT COLLEGE13 COLLEGE OF DUPAGE14 COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY15 DANVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE16 ELGIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE17 FELICIAN COLLEGE

CHICAGO 60652CHICAGO 60634GLEN ELLYN 60137GRAYSLAKE 60030DANVILLE 61832ELGIN 60120CHICAGO 60645

THEODORE G. PHILLIPS PRES. 1956MACEO T. BOwIE PRES. 1934DAVID H. HELLER PRES. 1962CHARLES H. HURST JR. PRES. 1911DOYLE O. BONJOUR PRES. 1970R. STEPHEN NICHOLSON PRES. 1960ERNEST V. CLFMENTS PRES. 1934RODNEY BERG PRES. 1967RICHARD ERZEN PoES. 1909MARY MILLER PRES. 1946GILBERT I. RFNNER PRES. 1949SR. MARY BONITA PRES DEAN 1953

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1 1,113 4191,532

21000 21000 3,532 11651 3,944 85 173 258 12 150 585 1,050235-2700

2 766 338 362 1,466 930 190 182 11302 2,768 965 3,246 108 62 170 23 240 915 1,410 755-1311

3 185 110295 115 25 140 435 202 527 17 17 34 2 240 630 1,260 853-3381

4 380 120500 350 142 371 863 1,363 380 11547 49 39 88 6 192 700 11100 343-6101

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8 11546 303 471 21320 31121 675 1,412 5,208 7,528 81337 32 198 230 30 368 750 269-8000

9 745 219 192 1,156 634 394 61 1,089 2,245 3,176 109 2 111 12 34 50243-3575

10 1,408 281 71 1,760 3,080 604 91 3,775 51535 1,361 5,441 150 25 175 12 735 1,200568-3700

11 1,097 423 1,520 2,176 911 3,087 4,607 2,907 5,161 119 4 123 7 882 1,440735-3000

12 2,745 788 162 31695 3,067 902 282 4,251 7,946 31144 8,204 265 5 270 12 11035 1,500 777-7900

13 3,641 2,504 6,145 11237 204 11519 2,960 9,105 2,894 8,215 164 170 334 25 165 400 720858-2800

14 922 121 14 1,057 1,174 146 211 1,531 2,588 1,358 4,268 96 66 162 27 270 1,260 1,725223-8193

15 783 374 355 11512 294 88 593 975 2,487 442 2,955 87 96 183 31 240 796 1,261443-1811

16 703 356 1,059 739 232 137 11108 21167 473 21509 62 21 83 9 300 930 1,395 697-100C

17 18 13 31 40 6 85 131 162 65 255 7 6 13 5 600 600 600539-191q

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FREEPORT 61032EAST PEORIA 61611OLNEY 62450ROBINSON 62454

KENNETH E. BORLANO PRES.KENNETH L. EDWAROS PRES.JAMES SPENCER CHANG.OR. JOSEPH C. PILANO PRES.

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21 438 246 684 719 719 1,403 372 1.418 47 2 49 5 715 1,225 395-4351

22 306 263 569335 335 904 231 924 34 10 44 4 640 1,080 262-8641

23 1,049 576 12 1,637 199 103 692 994 2,631 847 2,729 85 27 112 23 120 795 1,260 223-7710

24 510 78 5E8 149 62 211 799 287 1,105 37 11 48 13 67 450 1,147 985-3741

25 1.094 817 119111,638 1,638 3,549 1,590 4,130 103 163 266 25 210 525 990 729-9020

26 401 95 496 377 23 22 422 918 462 1,083 37 15 52 6 300 1,005 1,350 933-9311

27 551 313 49 913 96 72 315 483 1,396 301 1,444 54 11 65 18 90 90 600 532-1981

28 318 295 813 1 4 254 259 1,072 923 1,037 41 29 70 34 1,700 1,700 1,700 869-5240

29 393 195 588 621 55 676 1,264 398 1,589 52 28 80 6 256 512 1,120 825-2086

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1,076 386 11 1,473 40 26 511 577 2,050 617 2,386 108 32 140 10 247 936 1,432 235-3131443 31 7 38 9 150 540 1,350 466-3411

32 488 202 690 23 23 713 10 626 37 10 47 11 280 280 280 732-3155

33 1,301 210 1,511 1.189 154 1,343 2,854 970 3,887 57 137 194 18 202 558 1,022 529-6661

34 121 78 34 233233 80 201 8 1 9 5 1,275 1,275 1,275 922-1885

35 13 18 4 35 10 20 70 100 135 491 184 10 11 21 5 700 700 700 256-109A

36 342 126 468 829 401 1,230 1,698 452 1,825 26 46 72 12 400 912 1,408 459-6800

37 252 131 383383 44 235 31 7 38 8 1,800 1,800 1,800 466-3411

38 1,295 173 31 1,499 555 15 1,176 1,746 3,245 3,973 139 76 215 42 195 900 900 974-430C

39 1,058 401 6 1,465 1,426 513 1,939 3.404 902 2,694 97 9 106 15 180 1,125 1,470 656-230C

40

832 23 11 34 9 300 1,050 1,515 967-5120

41 1,057 379 1,436 1,290 84 11374 2,810 780 3,668 133 11 144 13 198 924 1,296 384-220C

42 1,053 209 11 1,273 1,208 97 482 1,787 3,060 1,004 3,696 85 109 194 12 360 989 1,440 756-311C

43 533 212 745 294 80 374 1,119 231 1,104 51 22 73 7 532 997 437-5321

44 345 295 640 2 4 6 646 46 585 21 6 27 6 1,400 1,400 1,400 357-2121

45 1,447 484 11931 1,234 146 1,380 3,311 11645 1015 109 63 172 23 375 705 1,080 226-260C

46 639 294 3 936 245 98 257 600 1,536 700 1,577 55 14 69 19 300 900 1,620 288-5511

47 365 42 407 243 30 18 291 698 242 894 40 44 84 6 822 1,386 634-2242

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49 737 632 1,3691,369 500 500 110 110 4 67 206 453-2201

50 445 356 801184 184 985 364 983 47 5 52 7 180 990 990 647-4646

51 191 231 10 432 34 15 45 94 526 88 396 23 22 45 9 1,000 1,000 1,000 525-1420

52 400 50 25 475 450 150 30 630 1,105 630 1,610 32 29 61 22 144874-3200

53 1,462 562 151 2,175 172 126 2,167 2,465 4,640 1,950 4,827 127 5 132 13 240 720 1.200 331-8820

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INDIANA

1 ANCILLA DOMINI COLLEGE DONALDSON 46513 SR. M. JOEL LAMPEN PRES DEAN 1937 ROM CATH IM NC X C2 INDIANA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE INDIANAPOLIS 46204 HARRY A. MCGUFF PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM STATE X C3 HOLY CROSS JUNIOR COLLEGE NOTRE DAME 46556 R. JOHN DRISCOLL PRES DEAN 1966 ROM CATH STATE X C4 VINCENNES UNIVERSITY VINCENNES 47591 ISAAC K. BECKES PRES. 180 PUBLIC IM NC XX C

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DES MOINES AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ANKENY 50021 PAUL J. LOWERY SUPT. IM1 ANKENY CAMPUS ANKENY 50021 pAuL J. LOWERY SUPT. 1967 PUBLIC STATE XX C2 BUONE CAMPvS BOONE 50036 EMIL J. STADEL DEAN 1927 PUBLIC STATE XX C

EASTERN IONA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT DAVENPORT 52806 ORVILLE CARNAHAN SUPT. IM3 CLINTON COmMUNITY COLLEGE CLINTON 52732 DEAN F. TRAVIS DEAN 1946 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C4 MUSCATINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MUSCATINE 52761 W. FLCYD SCOTT DEAN 1929 PUBLIC IM NC XX C5 SCOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE DAVENPORT 52801 OONALD G. FOREMAN DEAN 1966 PvatIC STATE X C6 GRAND VIEW COLLEGE DES MOINES 50316 ERNEST O. NIELSEN PRES. 1925 LUTH IM NC X C7 HAWKEYE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WATERLOO 50704 TRAVIS MARTIN SUPT. 1966 PUBLIC STATE X C8 INDIAN HILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE OTTUMWA 52501 MEL ;;;VERINGHAM SUPT. PRES. 1930 PUBLIC 1M STATE XX C9 IOWA CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE AREA V FORT DODGE 50501 EDWIN BARBOUR SUPT. 1966 PUBLIL IM NC XX C

10 IOWA LAKES COMMUNITY COLLEGE ESTHERVILLE 51334 H. EDWIN CRAMER SUPT. 1924 PUBLIC IM STATE XX CIOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COUNCIL BLUFFS 51501 ROBERT O. LOOFT SUPT. IM

11 CLARINOA CAMPUS CLARINDA 51632 J. BRIAN TRAMBLEY DIR. 1923 PUBLIC 1M STATE XX C12 COUNCIL BLUFFS CAMPUS COUNCIL BLUFFS 51501 ROBERT O. LOOFT SUPT. 1967 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C13 KIRKWOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE CEOAR RAPIDS 52406 S. A. BALLANTYNE SUPT. 1966 PUB IC IM NC XX C

MERGED AREA VI COMMUNITY COLLEGE MARSHALLTOWN 50158 DONALD W. SKINNER SUPT. IM14 ELLSWORTH COMMUNITY COLLEGE IONA FALLS 50126 GLENNON P. WARFORD DEAN 1949 PUBLIC IM NC XX C15 MARSHALLTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE MARSHALLTOWN 50158 JAMES A. MCKINSTRY DEAN 1927 PUL1C IM NC XX C16 MOUNT ST. CLARE COLLEGE CLINTON 52732 SR. CECILE DEVEREUX PRES. 1928 ROM CATH IM NC XX C17 NORTH IOWA AREA COMMUNITY CuLLEGE MASON CITY 50401 DAVID R. PIERCE PRES. 1918 PUBLIC IM NC XX C18 NORTHEAST 10wA AREA VOC TECH SCHOOL CALMAR 52132 MAX R. CLARK SUPT. 1967 PUBLIC STATE X C19 NORTHWEST IONA VOCATIONAL SCHOOL SHELDON 51201 OANIEL N. MCPHERSON SUPT. 1966 PUBLIC STATE X C

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DAVID O. PALMER PRES.A, HUDEK VICE PRES.C. CALLISnN SUPT.C. W. CALLISON SUPT.W. R. PIERCE JR. SUPT.GERRISH SEVERSON ACT PRES.ROBERT H. KISER SUPT.

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10 ELIZABETHTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELIZABETHTOWN 42701 JAMES S. OWEN OIR. 1964 PUBLIC 1M SA11 FURT KNOX COMMUNITY COLLEGE FORT KNOX 40121 JAMES A. JONFS DIR. 1959 PUBLIC SA12 HAZARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAZARD 41701 J. MARVIN JOLLY OIR. 1968 PUBLIC IM SA13 HINUERSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE HENDERSON 42420 MARSHALL ARNOLD OIR. 1960 PUBLIC IM SA14 HOPKINSVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOPKINSVILLE 42240 THOMAS L. RILEY DIR. 1965 PUBLIC SA15 JEFFERSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE LOUISVILLE 40201 JOHN T. SMITH DIR. 1968 PUBLIL IM SA16 LEXINGTON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE LEXINGTON 40506 M. L. ARCHER DIR. 1965 PUBLIC SA17 MADISONVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MADISONVILLE 42431 G. HAROLD MASSEY DIR. 1968 PUBLIC IM SA18 MAYSVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MAYSVILLE 41056 C. T. WETHINGTON JR. DIR. 1968 PUBLIC IM SA19 PADUCAH COMMUNITY COLLEGE PADUCAH 42001 DONALD J. CLEMENS PRES DIR. 1932 PUBLIC IM SA20 PRESTONSBURG COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESTONSBURG 41653 HENRY A. CAMPBELL JR. DIR. 1964 PUBLIC IM SA21 SOMERSET COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOMERSET 42501 ROSCOE D. KELLEY DIR. 1965 PUBLIC IM SA22 SuUTHEAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE CUMBERLAND 40823 GEORGE L. LUSTER DIR. 1960 PUBLIC IM SA

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4 SOUTHERN MAINE VOC. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SOUTH PORTLAND 04106 JOHN S. GREER DIR. 1946 PuBLIC IM STATE X CJL UNIVERSITY uF MAINE AT AuGuSTA AUGUSTA 04330 1.1,0Y0 JAY JEWEiT PROVOST 1967 PUBLIC NE xx C6 WESTBROOK COLLEGE PORTLANO 04103 JAmES F. DICKINSON PRES. 1925 IND NP IM NE xx

MARYLAND

1 ALLkGANY COMMUNITY COLLEGE CUMBERLAND 21502 W. ARDELL HAINES PRES. 1961 PUBLIC M MS XX C2 ANNE ARUNDEL COmmUNITY COLLEGE ARNOLO 21012 ROBERT P. LUDLUM PRES. 1961 PUBLIC M mS XX c3 CATONSVILLE COmmUNITY COLLEGE BALTIMORE 21228 B. A. BARRINGER PRES. 1957 PUBLIC m mS xx4 CECIL COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORTH EAST 21901 ROBERT L. NASH PRES. 1968 PUBLIC m ms xx c5 CHARLES COUNTY COmmUNITY COLLEGE LA PLATA 20646 J. N. CARSEY PRO, 1958 PUBLIC m mS xx c6 CHESAPEAKE COLLEGE wYE MILLS 21679 GEORGE SILVER PRES. 1967 PUBLIC m ms XX C7 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE BALTIMORE 21215 HARRY BARD PRES. 1947 PUBLIC M MS XX C8 ESSEx COMMUNITY COLLEGE BALTIMORE COUNTY 21237 VERNON wANTY PRES. 1957 PUBLIC m MS XX C9 FREDERICK COMMUNITY COLLEGE FREOERICK 21701 L. W. STEPHENS PRES. 1957 PUBLIC M MS XX C

10 HAGERSTOWN JUNIOR COLLEGE HAGERSTOWN 21740 ATLEE C. KEPLER PRES. 1946 PUBLIC_ M mS XX C11 HARFORO JUNIOR COLLEGE BEL AIR 21014 JOSEPH N. NANKIN PRES. 1957 PUBLIC M mS XX c12 HOWARO COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLUMBIA 21043 ALFRED J. SmITH JR. PRES. 1970 PUBLIC m STATE xx C13 KIRKLAND HALL COLLEGE EASTON 21601 WALTER J. STENCIL PRES. 1967 IND NP m STATE XX C.

mONTGOmERY COLLEGE ROCKVILLE 20850 WILLIAM STRASSER PRES. 1946 PUBLIC m mS XX C.14 MONTGOMERY COLLEGE TAKOMA PARK 20012 ROBERT WILEY DEAN 1946 PUBLIC mS XX C15 RUCKVILLE CAMPUS ROCKVILLE 20850 WAYNE VON DER wEELE DEAN 1965 PUBLIC MS XX C.

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6 GENtSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FLINT 48503 CHARLES N. PAPPAS PRES. 1923 PUBLIC IM NC XX C7 GLEN OAKS COSMUNITY_COLLEGE CENTREVILLE 49032 HAROLD V. SHEFFER PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im STATE XX C8 GOGEBIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE IRONWOOD 49938 JAMES D. PEPRY PRES. 1932 PUBLIC IM NC XX C9 GRAND RAPIDS JUNIOR COLLEGE GRAND RAPIDS 49502 F. J. MCCAFflif DEAN 1914 PUBLIC IM NC XX C

lu HENRY FORD COMMUNITY COLLEGE DEARBORN 48126 JAMES O. MCCeNN PRES. 1938 PUBLIC IM NC XX C11 HIGHLAND PARK COLLEGE HIGHLAND PARK 48203 PAUL JONES LEAN 1918 PUBLIC IM NC XX C12 .:ACKSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE JACKSON 49201 HAROLD D. mCANINCH PkES. 1928 PUBLIC Im NC XX C13 KALAMAZOO VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE KALAMAZOO 49001 DALE o. LAKE PRES. 1968 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C14 KELLCGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE BATTLE CREEK 49016 RICHARD F. WHITMORE PRES. 1956 PUBLI( IM NC XX C15 KIRTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE_ ROSCOMMON 48653 ROBERT A. STENGER PRES. 1968 PUBLIC Im NC XX C16 --LAKEMICH1GAN CULLEGE BENTON HARBOR 49022 JAMES L. LEHMAN PRES. 1946 PUBLIC Im NC XX C17 LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGt LANSING 48914 PHILIP J. GANNON PRES. 1957 PUBLIC Im NC XX CMAComB CoUNTY CommuNITY COLLEGE WARREN 48093 JOHN R. DIMITRY PRES. PUBLIC Im16 CtNTER CAmPuS mT. CLEMENS 48043 DELO V. suAny 1 DEAN 1968 PUBLIC STATE XX C19 SOUTH CAMPUS WARREN 48093 LYLE R. ROBERTSON DEAN 1954 PUBLIC NC XX C20 MICHIGAN CHRISTIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE ROCHESTER 48063 t. LUCIEN PALME( 1ES. 1959 CH OF CHR Im NC X C21 PTO-MICHIGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE HARRISON 48525 EUGENE W. GILLAs PRES. 1968 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C22 MONROE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE MONROE 48161 RONALD CAMPBELL S. 1966 PUBLIC IM NC XX C23 mONTCALm COMMUNITY COLLEGE SIDNEY 48885 DUNALD D. FINK RAES. 1966 PUBLIC Im NC XX C4 MUSKEGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE MUSKEGON 49443 CHARLES M. GREENE PRES. 1926 PUBLIC Im NC XX C25 NORTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE PETOSKEY 49770 A. D. SHANKLAND PPES. 1959 PUBLIC IM NC XX CNamwaTIRN MICHIGAN COLLEGE TRAVERSE CITY 49684 JAMES M. DAVIS PRE:. 1951 PUBLIC 1m hC XX COAKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE BLOOMFIELD HILLS 48013 JOSEPH E. HP.I. PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM NC XX C

e7 AUBURN HILLS CAMPUS AUBURN HEIGHTS 48057 EDWARD A. GALLAGHER PROVOST 1965 PUBLIC NC XX C28 HIGHLAND LAKES CAMPUS UNION LAKE 48085 GERALD E. FAYE PROVOST 1965 PUBLIC NC XX C29 ORCHARD RIDGE CAMPUS FARMINGTON 48024 S. JAMES MANILLA PROVOST 1967 PUBLIC NC XX C30 ST. CLAIR COUNTY COMMUNITY (OLLEGE PORT HURON 48060 R. L. NORRIS VICE PRES. 1923 PUBLIC IM NC XX Ccr SCHGOLCRAFT COLLEGE LIVONIA 48151 ERIC J. BRADNER PRES. 1964 PUBLIC IM NC XX C32 SOUTHwESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE DOWAGIAC 49047 STANLEY J.HERGENROEDER PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM NC XX C33 SUOMI COLLEGt HANCOCK 49930 RALPH J. JALKANEN PRES. 1922 LUTH Im NC X C34 WASHTENAw COMMUNITY COLLEGE ANN ARBOR 48107 DAVID H. PONITZ PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im NC XX C35 WAYNE CUUNTY COMMUNITY COUEGE DETROIT 48202 MURRAY JACKSON PREF-. 1969 PUBLIC STATE XX C36 WEST SHORE COMMUNITY COLLETE SCOTTVILLE 4454 JUHN M. EATON PRES. 1969 PUBLIC Im STATE XX C

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1 139 90 229 37 37 266 45 271 12 11 23 5 448 448 448 683-20612 535 367 6 908 a 10 18 926 895 53 3 56 13 120 210 510 627-11613 461 327 788 4 4 792 125 900 50 4 54 12 150 180 400 643-.22214 391 228 619 3 2 5 624 662 39 1 40 12 170 260 660 635-21115 321 140 461 202 2 204 665 427 29 4 33 5 150 240 550 476-26316 223 87 310 7 3 10 320 216 24 3 27 6 21850 2,850 2,850 863...68527 1,266 662 682 2,610 139 180 837 1,156 31766 904 31710 166 6 172 12 150 240 550 857.-5261a 529 313 40 882 6 1 7 889 167 897 51 51 14 :60 160 250 472-26119 522 314 836 7 2 9 845 395 890 39 3 42 8 120 300 520 862-3101

10 1 394 515 1 909 177 114 291 2 200 852 2 117 101 3 104 10 48 148 348 477-334711 251 137 43 431 431 317 468 24 4 28 11 690 690 690 494-682012 614 289 903 378 125 82 585 1,488 651 1,545 79 45 124 8 135 195 450 483-824113 567 337 291 1,195 7 3 10 1,205 202 11353 59 59 16 156 246 556 246-7811

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MISSOURI

1 COLUMBIA COLLEGE2 EOTTEY COLLEGE3 EROWOER COLLEGE4 EAST CENTRAL JUNIOR COLLEGE5 JEFFERSON COLLEGE6 KEMPER mILITARY SCHOOL AND EOLLEL4

METROPOLITAN JUNIOR COLLEGE OISTRIET7 LONGVIEW COMMUNITY COLLEGEB mAPLE %COOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE9 PENN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

10 MINERAL AREA COLLEGE11 MISSOURI BAPTIST COLLEGE12 MISSOURI SOUTHERN COLLEGE13 mOBtRLY JUNIOR COLLEGE

ST. LOWS JuNIOR COLLEGE OISTRIET14 FLORISSANT VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE15 FuREST PARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE16 MERAMEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE17 ST. MARY S COLLEGE OF 0 FALLON1B ST. PAuL S COLLEGE19 STATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE20 THREE RIVERS JUNIOR COLLEGE

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CURTIS OAVIS OEANW. P. LIPSCOMB JR. OEANE. G. 'ISMHAROLO T. WHITE PRES.R. O. KLENOCIN PRES.M. R. WHITE PRES.J. E. JOHNSON PRES.

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COLUMBIA 65201 W. MERLE HILL PRES. INO NP 1M NC XX CNEVADA 64772 JON O. HONOROM PRtS. 1912 INO NP Im NC X wNEOSHO 64650 OELL REEO PRES. 1964 PUBLIC IM STATE xx EUNION 63084 OON SHOOK PRES. 1969 PUBLIC IM STATE XX CHILLSBORO 63050 B. RAY HENRY PRES. 19o4 PUBLIC IM NC XX CBOONVILLE 65233 J. B. BLACK JR. PRES. 1925 INO NP IM NC X mKANSAS CITY 64111 LESLIE KOLTAI CHANCELLOR 1915 PUBLIC IMLEE S SUMMIT 64063 WILLIAM O. WATLEY PRtS. 1969 PUBLIC IM NC XX CKANSAS CITY 64156 JOHN M. GAZDA PRES. 1969 PUBLIC IM NE xx EKANSAS CITY 64111 GIRARD T. BRYANT PRES. 1915 PUBLIC IM NE xx EFLAT RIVER 63601 RICHARO CASTER PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM NC XX CHANNIBAL 63401 FRANK B. KELLOGG PRES. 1917 BAPT Im Nc X EJOPLIN 64801 LEON E. BILLINGSLY PRES. 1937 PUBLIC Im NE xx EMOBERLY 65270 WILLIAM CLARK PRES. 1927 PuBLIE Im STATE XX EST. LOUIS 63105 JOSEPH P. EOSANO PRES. 1963 PUBLIC Im NEST. LOUIS 63135 RAYMOND J. STITH PRES. 1963 PUBLIC IM NE xx EST LOUIS 63110 WILLIAM E0wARO SNEAO PRES. 1963 PUBLIC IM NC XX CST. LOUIS 63122 GLYNN E. CLARK PRES. 1964 PUBLIC IM NE xx E0 FALLON 63366 SR.ROSE AGNES BEEKERLE PRES. 1921 IND NP IM NE .X ECONCOROIA 64020 LAMBERT J. MEHL PRES. 1905 LUTH IN NC X CSEOALIA 65301 FREO E. OAVIS PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM STATE xx EPOPLAR BLUFF 63901 m. luEOR wESTuvER PRtS. 1967 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C

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15 468 264 245 977 115 66 75 256 1,233 555 1,663 59 7 66 8 250 340 400 896-3355

16 $46 198 544 4 3 17 24 568 101 649 40 5 45 7 250 340 650 928-7211

17 651 391 1,042 48 16 64 1,106 273 1,133 81 81 11 120 217 520 728-6208

18 1,004 438 1,442 119 50 169 1,611 421 1,563 90 2 92 12 90 400 562-8271

19 560 281 12 853853 150 938 66 1 67 8 90 180 400 795-4558

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21 52 16 68 90 5 95 163 63 226 10 8 18 8 400 400 400 834-1246

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25 92 106 7 4 11 4 240 240 240 428-5641

23 452 258 710 204 34 238 948 180 841 30 3 33 8 150 240 550 276-7531

24 531 252 783783 742 44 5 49 9 119 299 519 885-2311

25 113 52 9 174 7 9 7 23 187 186 14 6 20 16 450 450 450 263-9321MISSOURI

1 304 195 1 5003 3 503 55 597 30 14 44 9 1,850 1,850 1,850 449-0531

2 175 135 3105 5 315 292 32 1 33 7 1,400 1,400 1,400 667-.7604

3 266 147 413 56 40 21 117 530 86 594 32 5 37 6 140 270 400 451-3226

4 235 9 5 249 177 27 17 221 470 180 641 17 13 30 6 180 380 650 583-5193

5 513 245 3 761 215 67 301 583 1,344 214 1,391 52 11 63 16 210 410 640 7892693

6 84 69 153153 123 11 9 20 5 1.450 1.450 1,450 882-5623

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7 820 820 697 697 1,517 583 21153 47 37 84 4 200 400 840 763.-7777

8 416 44 6 466 363 101 13 477 943 372 1,443 33 37 70 4 200 400 840 436-6500

9 1,139 378 50 1,567 2,138 488 86 2,712 4,279 1,806 4,256 79 106 185 12 200 400 840 753-'4949

10 466 164 1 631 131 53 13 197 828 306 1,078 54 7 61 5 180 570 431...4593

11 243 144 387 40 8 9 57 444 98 449 39 6 45 11 820 820 820 221-3675

12 1,073 467 8 1,548 314 131 39 484 2,032 1,029 1,994 123 4 127 13 170 260 380 624.-8100

13 249 142 391 85 17 102 493 52 509 25 9 34 7 375 750 263-'4110726-'4686

14 1,710 390 297 2,397 747 293 928 1,968 41365 11597 5,596 158 90 248 18 360 1,050 1,350 524-'2020

15 2,080 573 2,651 1,115 192 1,776 3,083 5,736 2,239 61195 148 122 270 201414-'3300

16 2,227 548 2.775 530 206 1,759 2,495 51270 2,373 6,905 156 119 275 13 317- /64 1,104 966-'3402

17 108 43 151 111 31 142 293 162 352 18 19 37 7 1,000 1,000 1,000 272-'3450

18 79 76 1554 4 159 169 17 1 18 3 680 680 680 463-2238

19 317 106 423 153 48 249 450 873 126 851 40 17 57 8 180 254 580 826-7100

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21 TRENTON JUNIOR COLLEGE TRENTON 64683 WILLIAM K. RAY PRES. 1925 PUBLIC Im STATE Xx C

22 hENTwORTH MILITARY ACADEMY LEXINGTON 64067 COL. LESTER B. wIKOFF SUPT. 1923 IND NP Im NC x m

MONTANA

1 DAWSON COLLEGE GLENDIVE 59330 JAMES HOFFmAN PRES. 1940 PUBLIC IM Nw xx C

2 FLATHEAO VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE KALISPELL 59901 LARRY J. BLAKE PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im Nw xx C

3 MILES COMMUNITY COLLEGE MILES CITY 59301 VERNON K. KAILEY PRES. 1939 PUBLIC Im Nw Xx C

NEBRASKA

1 CENTRAL NEBkASKA TECHNICAL COLLEGE HASTINGS 613901 CHESTER H. GAUSMAN PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im STATE x C

2 FAIRBURY JUN'3P COLLEGE FAIRBURY 68352 IVAN R. SIMPSON PRES. 1941 PUBLIC Im STATE xx c

3 LINCOLN TECHNICAL COLLEGE LINCOLN 613501 JAMES E.LIGHTBUDY ASST.SUPT 1966 PUBLIC STATE x C

4 MCCOOK COLLEGE MCCOOK 69001 CHARLES T. CLAUSER PRES. 1926 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C

5 NEBRASKA WESTERN COLLEGE SCOTTSBLUFF 69361 WILLIAM J. PTACEK PRES. 1929 PUBLIC IM STATE xx C

6 NORTH PLATTE JUNIOR COLLEGE NORTH PLATTE 69101 WILLIAM HASENEYER PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IN STATE Xx C

7 NORTHEASTERN NEBRASKA LOLIEGE NORFOLK 68701 MICHAEL E. PARADISE PRES. 1928 PUBLIC Im STATE Xx C

8 PLATTE COLLEGE COLUMBUS 68601 DONALD L. NEWPORT PRES. 1969 PUBLIC Im STATE XX C

9 YORK COLLEGE YORK 613467 DALE R. LARSEN PRES. 1941 CH OF CHR Im NC x C

NEVADA

1 ELKO COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELKO B9801 ELMER L. KUNTZ PRES. 1969 PUBLIC IM Nw XX C

NEW HAMPSHIRE

1 COLBY JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN NEW LONDON 03257 EVERETT M. WOODMAN PRES. 192B INV NP Im NC Xx w

2 NEw ENGLAND AERC..AUTICAL INSTITUTE NASHUA 03060 H. R. THYNG PRES. 196- INO NP IN NE Xx C

3 DANIEL WEdSTER JUNIOR COLLEGE NASHUA 03060 H. R. THYNG PRES. 1968 IND NP NE X C

4 NEw HAMPSHIRE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CONCORO 03301 GEORGE M. STROUT OIR. 1965 PUBLIC Im NE X C

5 WHITE PINES COLLEGE CHESTER 03036 FAITH PRESTON pkrs. 1967 INO NP STATE XX C

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1 ALPHONSuS COLLEGE w000CLIFF LAKE 07675 SR. VERONICA 01 SANTO PRES. 1966 IND 1m ms XX C

2 ASSUMPTION COLLEGE FOR SISTERS mENDHAN 07945 SR. M. CECILF PRES. 1953 ROm LATH fm mS X W

3 ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE WAYS LANDING 08330 WALLACE APPELSON PRES. 1906 PUBLIC im wS XX C

4 BERGEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE pARAmuS 07652 SICNEY SILVERMAN PRES. 1968 PUBLIC fm mS XX C

5 BROOKOALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LINCROFT 07738 ERVIN L. MARLACHER PRES. 1967 PUBLIC 1m STATE xX C

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6 BURLINGTON COuNTY COLLEGE PEMBERTCN 08068 N. DEAN EVANc-img7---- C969 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C

7 CAMDEN COuNTY COLLEGE BLACKWOOD 08012 OTTO R. mAuKg PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im mS XX C

8 CENTENARY COLLEGE FOR WOMEN HACKETTSTOWN 07840 LOwARD W. SEAY PRES. 1929 IND NP IM MS XX W

9 COuNTY COLLEGE OF MORRIS DOvER 07801 SHERMAN H. HASTEN PRES. 1908 PUBLIC fm MS XX C

10 CUMBERLAND CUuNTY CULLEGE VINELAND 08360 WILLIAM J. SAMPLE PRES. 1966 PUBLIC fm MS XX C

11 ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS COLLEGE ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS 07632 SR. MADELEINE CROTTy PRES. 1962 ROm CATH Tw STATE XX t

12 ESSEX COuNTY COLLEGE NEWARK 07102 J. h. SMITH CHIEF EXEC. OFF. 1968 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C

13 GLOuCESTER COuNTY COLLEGE SEWELL 08080 WILLIAM L. APETZ PREs. 1968 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C

14 LUTHEF, COLL. OF THE BIBLE AND LIB. ARTS TEANECK 07666 J. PHILIP WORTHINGTON PRES. 1963 INO NP STATE xx C

15 MERCER COuNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRENTON 08608 RICHARD K. GREENFIELD ,ItES. 1967 PUBLIC Im mS xx C

16 MIDDLESEX COUNTY COLLEGE EOISUN 08817 FRANK CHAMBERS PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im mS

17 OCEAN COuNTY COLLEGE TOMS RIVER 08753 ANDREW S. MORELAND PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im mS xx C

18 SALESIAN COLLEGE NORTH HALEDON 07508 MOTHER 10A GRASSO CHTUAN. 1948 ROm CAIN IN STATE x w

19 SOMERSET COUNT), COLLEGE NORTH BRANCH 08876 HENRY C. J. EVANS PRES. 1968 PUBLIC Im MS xx c

20 TOMBROCK COLLEGE NEST PATERSON 07424 SR. R. C. GONZALEZ ACT PRES. 1956 ACM CATH 1m STATE xx u

21 UNION COLLEGE CRANFORD 07016 K. W. IvERSEN PRES. 1933 IND NP Im mS x C

22 WALSH COLLEGE MORRISTOWN 07960 SR.MARGHERITA MARCNIONE PRES 1948 ROm CATh STATE x w

NEW MEXICO

EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY1 CLOvIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLOVI!' 88101 JAMES H. TURNER OIR. 1961 PUBLIC NC XX C

2 ROSWELL CAMPUS ROSWELL 88201 DALE E. TRAYLOR DEAN 1958 PUBLIC Im NC XX C

3 NEw MEXICO JUNIOR COLLEGE HOBBS 88240 JODIE SMITH PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IN NC XX C

4 NEw MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE ROcWELL 88201 mAJ. GEN. SAM w. AGEE SUPT. 1916 PUBLIC Im NC X M

NEw MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY PARK 88070

5 ALAMOGOROO ALAMOGORDO 88310 MARVIN D. ROMuvEC DIR. 1958 PUBLIC NC x

6 CARLSBAD CARLSBAD 8-8220 PAUL H. JOHNSON DIR. 1950 PUBLIC NC x

7 GALLUP GALLUP 87301 CALVIN O. HALL DIR. PUBLIC NC XX C

8 GRANTS GRANTS 87020 CARL O. WESTBROOK 01R. 1968 PUBLIC NC XX C

9 SAN JUAN FARMINGTON 87401 WILLIAM C. WITTER OIR. 1956 PUBLIC Im NC xx C

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3 561 559 1,120 980 980 2,109 730 2,578 79 36 115 24 165 250 500 625-1111

4 897 386 11283 1,202 755 1,957 3,240 1,436 4,028 96 106 202 8 300 600 1,200 447-1500

5 1,270 68 1,338 1,030 1,030 2,168 792 3,667 101 84 185 32 325 650 1,300 842-1900

6 726 2 728 30. 20 323 1,051 276 19972 80 25 05 15 350 700 1,400 894-9311

7 1,469 412 12 1,893 342 6 815 1,163 3,056 813 3,605 77 103 180 29 275 680 1,280 227-7720

8 373 315 688688 666 57 4 61 18 1,760 1,760 11760 852-1400

9 966 460 1,426 1,759 1,759 3,185 1,269 4,295 119 65 184 28 325 704 1,337 361-5000

10 495 281 776 452 452 1,22E 520 1,577 58 58 15 350 850 1,200 691-8600

11 16, 38 207 49 3 164 216 423 6a3 20 20 40 16 1,000 1,000 1,000 568-7730

12 2,408 1,106 3,514 1,178 142 1,320 4,834 788 4,911 192 137 329 35 150 300 600 621-2200

13 440 361 801369 1,170 386 1,403 44 26 70 14 336 672 1,344 468-5000

14 53 33 86 4 4 90 102 5 4 9 4 900 900 900 836-3426

15 1,615 477 2,092 2,130 115 2,245 4,337 1,380 4,672 122 58 180 51 300 670 1,270 396-9241

16 1,288 859 2,147 3,132 3,132 5,279 2,297 6,536 172 216 388 34 300 600 1,250 548-6000

17 643 6-,8 1,341 503 679 1,182 2,523 907 2,815 85 71 156 28 350 700 1,400 255-4000

18 14 29 1 44 7 11 18 62 60 65 5 9 14 6 1,000 1,000 1,000 427-6008

19 293 216 509 31 4 314 349 858 1,413 39 9 48 22 300 600 1,200 526-1200

20 161 101 262 165 165 427 189 501 15 33 48 14 1,110 1,110 1,110 345-2020

21 8,02 227 140 1,169 467 132 122 921 2,090 1,130 2,874 68 112 180 27 1,200 1,200 1,200 276-2600

22 12 13 25 u5 65 90 52 71 5 8 13 10 1,500 1,500 1,500 538-2886

NEWMEXICO

1143 374 107 66 547 690 325 600 60 35 95 5 370 370 370 762-1581

2 629 274 14 917 61 46 7 114 1,031 585 1,010 50 33 83 12 260 260 610 347-5441

3 758 252 47 1,0571,057 422 1,090 44 10 54 14 120 240 360 392-6526

4 231 105 336336 258 21 21 10 2,050 2,650 627-6250

5 143 73 216 374 187 561 777 297 721 15 13 28 3 400 400 400 437-6860

6 145 54 10 209 132 51 42 225 434 207 400 9 52 61 2 480 480 480 885-6166

7 17 7 8 32 18 7 168 193 225 125 283 5 15 18 2 420 420 1,050 863-9327

8 30 10 4 44 120 20 16 156 200 50 200 4 24 28 2 510 510 287-2149

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NEw YORK 11371GLENS FALLS 12801AUBURN 13021mILLBROOK 12545NEw YORK 10020BRONx 10468BINGHAMTON 13902CAZENOVIA 13035PLATTSBURGH 12901NEw YORK 1121BATHENS 12015CANANOAIGuA 14424BRONxVILLE 10708CORNING 14830POUGHKEEPSIE 12601YONKERS 10701BUFFALO 14221BRONx 10451NEW YORK 10001JOHNSTOWN 12095BATAVIA 14020HARRImAN 10926ILION 13357HAmBURG 14075TROY 12180

JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGEJEFFERSON COMMUNITY COLLEGEJUNIOR COLLEGE OF ALBANYKINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGEMARIA COLLEGE OF ALBANYMARIA REGINA COLLEGEMATER OEI COLLEGEMOHAWK VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGEMONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGENASSAU COMMuNITY COLLEGENEw YORK CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGENIAGARA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGENORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

JAM,STOWN 14701WATERTOWN 13601ALBANY 12208BROOKLYN 11235ALBANY 12208SYRACUSE 13208OGOENSBURG 13669UTICA 13501ROCHESTER 14623GAROEN CITY 11530NEw YORK 11201NIAGARA FALLS 14303SARANAC LAKE 12983

WALTER M. HARTUNG PRES. 1963CHARLES R. EISENHART PRES. 1961

ALBERT T. SKINNER PRES. 1953OONALO A. ELORIOGE PRES. 1935EOGAR O. ORAPER PRES. 1964JAMES A. COLON PRES. I959C. C. TYRRELL PRES. 1947

RHEA ECKEL PRES. 1942JAMES O. PLETCHER ACT PRES. 1969AUOREY C. COHEN PRES. 1967E0wARO J. OWEN PRES. 1969ROY I. SATRE JR. PRES. 1968ALBERT E. MEYER PRES. 1907ROBERT W. FREDERICK JR. PRES. 1958JAMES F. HALL PRES. 1958SR. MARY ELIZABETH KELLY PRES 1961JAMES E. SHENTON PRES. 1947

NASRY MICHELEN PRES. 1970LAWRENCE L. JARVIE PRES. 1951

w. L. GRAGG PRES. 1964

CORNELIUS V. ROBBINS PRES. 1967SR. M. AGNES PRES. 1965

ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN PRES. 1967

SR. mARY EOWINA PRES. 1957

JAMES J. FITZGIBBONS PRES. 1953ROGER C. SEAGER PkfS. 1950JAMES E. MCVEAN PRES. 1963

FREOEKICK J. MURPHY DEAN 1957THEOOURE POWELL PRES. 1964

SR. mARY B. MAHONEY PRES. 1958

SR. MARY ROSALIE BRAOY pRES.1963mOTHER M. ImmACuLATA PRES. 1960W. STEWART TOSH PRES. 1946

LEROY V. G000 PRES. 1962GEORGE F. CHAMBERS PRES. 1959HILTON G. BASSIN PRES. 1947ERNEST NOTAR PRES. 1963GEORGE A. HOOSON JR. PRES. 1968

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1,560350

2,587

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185

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2

218

5146

3,367

492440

1,3758

3,770

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2,358

1,4391,2852,914

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6 2,2647 1,2768 2539 200

10 74

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62

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5

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5

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9,1694,196

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227

12

10400

3,950380

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3,950380

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3,950760

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167658455

2,0612,056

16617

13

3

39212

17911

1,0252,008

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5001,130480

2,9554,405

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30119

226244

142245

9

199

3032

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400400850400400

800800550800800

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16 24517 1,9801819 1,21820 723

1971,014

712498

4422,994

1,9301,221 308 58

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3,294

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3,294366

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343-0055782-8136895-7723649-7900283-1100

26 79427 62925 33829 1,90930 155

347337224932120 16

1,141966562

2,841321

516

91,084

159

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46928

67546947

1,342

1,8161,435609

4,183321

409418

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6,024373

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1,000900798800800400800800

474-4891393-5930735-7511442-9950742-0600643-3534285-5235891-2915

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39 ONONDAGA COMMUNITY COLLtGE SYRACUSE 13210 HARM. A. RAPP PRES. 1962 PUBLIC mS XX C

40 ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIDDLETOwN 10940 ROBERT T. NOVAK PRES. 1950 PUBLIC Im MS XX C

41 PACKER COLL. PACKER COLLEGIATE INST. BROOKLYN 11201 JOHN F. SKILLMAN PRES. 1919 INO NP Im ms x w

42 PAUL SMITH S COLL. OF ARTS & SCIENCES PAUL SMITHS 12970 CHESTtR L. BUxTON PRES. 1946 IND NP Im STATE xX C

43 CUEENSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE BAYSIDE 11364 KuRT R. SCHMELLER PRES. 1960 PUBLIC IN mS XX C

44 ROCKLAND COMMuNITY COLLEGE SuFFERN 10901 SEYMOUR ESKOw PRES. 1959 PUBLIC IM MS XX C

45 SCHENECTADY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHENECTADY 12305 ROBERT D. LAPSSON PRES. 1969 PUBLIC Im STATE XX C

STATE uNIV OF NY AGRIC ANO TECH COLLEGES46 ALFRED ALFRED 14802 DAVID H. HUNTINGTON PRES. 1909 PUBLIC Im mS Xx C

47 CANTON CANTON 13617 ALBERT E. FRENCH PRES. 1007 PUBLIC Im mS xX C

48 CuBLESKILL CGBLESKILL 12043 wALTON A. BROWN PRES. 1951 PUBLIC Im ms Xx C

49 DELHI DELHI 13753 a. R. KUNSELA PRES. 1915 PUBLI" Im mS Xx C

50 FARMINGDALt FARMINGOALE 11735 CHARLES w. LAFFIN JR. PRES. 1912 PUBLIC Im mS Xx C

51 mURRISVILLt mORRISVILLE 13408 RuYSON N. WHIPPLE PRES. 1938 PUBLIC Im MS XX C

52 STATEN ISLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATEN ISLAND 10301 wILLIAm M. BIRENBAUM PRES. 1956 PUBLIC Im MS XX C

53 SUFrOLK COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SELDEN 11784 ALBERT M. AmmERMAN PRES. 1960 PUBLIC Im MS Xx C

54 SULLIVAN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOUTH FALLSBURG 12779 RICHARD GREGO PRES. 1963 PUBLIC Im mS XX C

55 TOMPKINS CORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE GROTON 13073 HUSHANG BAHAP PRES 1968 PUBLIC Im STATE XX C

56 TROCAIRE COLLEGE BUFFALO 14220 SR.MARY CARMINA CAPPOLA PRES 1965 ROm CATH tm STATE Xx W

57 ULSTER COUNTY COMmuNITY COLLEGE STONE RIDGE 12484 GEORGE B. ERBSTEIN PRES. 1961 PUBLIC Im mS Xx C

58 VILLA MARIA COLLEGE OF BUFFALO BUFFALO 14225 SR. MARY PACHOMIA PRES. 1960 IND NP Im mS Xx C

59 VOORHEES TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NEW YORK 10036 EDWARD L. FLFCKENSTEIN PRES. 1961 IND NI) Im STATE x C

60 wESTCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE VALHALLA 10595 PHILLIP C. MARTIN PRES. 1947 PUoLiC im mS xX C

NORTH CAROLINA

1 ANSON TECHNICAL INSTITLTE ANSONVILLE 28007 DONALU R. WARREN PRES. 1969 PUBLIC IM STATE X C

2 ASHtVILLE BUNCOMBE TECNICAL INSTITUTE ASHEVILLE 28801 THOMAS W. SIMPSON PRtS. 1964 PUBLIC IM SA X C

3 BEAUFORT COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WASHINGTON 27889 CHARLES H. BYRD PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM STATE xX C

4 5LADEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ELIZABETHTOWN 28337 G. I. RESSEGUIE PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im STATE xX C

5 BLuE RIDGE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE HENDERSONVILLE 28739 WILLIAM D. KILLIAN PRES. 1970 PUBLIC IN STATE X C

6 BREVARD COLLEGE BREVARD 28712 ROBERT A. DAVIS PRES. 1934 METH m

7 CALDWELL COmm. COLLEGE L TECH. INSTITUTE LENOIR 28645 H. EDWIN BEAM PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

8 CAPE FEAR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WILMINGTON 28401 mALCOLm J. MCLEOD PRtS. 1964 PUOLlu Im STATE X C

9 CARTERET TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MOREHEAD CITY 28557 H. J. MCGEE PRES. 1963 PUBLIC STATE X C

10 CATAWBA VALLEY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE HICKORY 28601 ROBERT E. PAAP PRES. 1964 PUBLIC Im SA X C

11 CENTRAL CAROLINA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SANFORO 27330 J. F. HOCKADAY PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C

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Faculty1970.71

InstfuctionalCosts Per Academic Year

Tuition

E;E

NEW YORK

39 1,148 699 3 1.850 1,548 1,548 3,398 1,984 3,714 12140 964 958 1,932 460 1,528 1,9883,9201,600 4,014 11541 28 31 59

4 4 63 63 3

42 673 428 1,1011,101 340 1,092 55

43 3,028 1,767 368 5,163 384 341 3,808 4,533 9,696 3,886 7,355 44744 1,435 619 61 2,115 1,328 772 1,415 3,515 5,630 1,824 6,169 12745 653

653632 632 1,285 255 1,822 5346 1.624 740 2,364 171 7 178 2,542 346 3,242 184

47 1,101 604 1,705 9 13 22 1,727 369 1,884 12948 1,009 637 1,646 74 18 92 1,738 130 2,004 11549 1,172 504 33 1,709 11 9 140 160 1,869 188 2,253 12550 3,030 1,701 10 4,741 6,339 6,339 11,080 2,233 12,120 32551 1,029 811 1,842 72 47 119 1,961 212 2,476 13452 1,929 093

153 3,075 1,964 338 432 2,734 5,809 1,853 7,142 24953 2,641 4,262 3,376 1,439 4,815 9,077 2,639 9,677 34554 573 ,5 1,008 147 147 1,155 284 1,209 6155 290 100 390 270 91 361 751 290 1,036 2856 155 101 39 295 19 11 7 37 332 50 401 2057 719 373 1,092 21 95 849 965 2,057 626 2,218 8458 262 162 10 434

212 212 646 207 529 2559 229 175 82 486

272 758 663 3360 1,265 797 43 2,105 1,895 800 250 2,945 5,050 1,083 5,310 126

NORTH CAROLINA

1 40 40 61 694 756 796 31 840 52 449 139 588 181 68 249 837 604 1,025 503 251 131 382 50 50 432 250 462 244 64 14 78 53 53 131 74 174 135

101 86 385 229 614 7 7 14 628 151 604 457 241 20 261 238 13 251 512 290 677 31a 381 110 491

491 181 542 519 100 130 230 25 32 57 287 75 337 10

10 450 205 655 330 1 331 986 369 1 017 5211 214 83 297 355 355 652 124 747 31

108 229 14 40( 800 800 4 7 7 - 7 7 9 1100 215 38 400 400 800 343-112115 18 4 1,700 1,700 1,700 875-66443 58 11 1,300 1,300 1,300 327-621134 481 70 400 800 428-020030 157 32 400 SOO 800 356-465035 88 11 40n 400 800 346-6211

1 185 52 400 400 600 871-62117 136 56 400 400 600 386-70115 120 42 400 400 600 234-5521I 126 41 400 40: 60(., 746-4111391 716 83 400 400 600 420-20001C 144 14 -4 oo zdit, -W) 11517.77Ta110 359 102 400 800 390-7733201 546 62 400 400 803 732-160061 18 400 400 800 434-57507 35 15 400 400 800 898-582516 36 14 950 950 950 826-120030 114 27 400 400 800 687-762111 36 10 950 950 950 896-070013 46 11 1,200 1,200 1,200 563-1370129 255 25 400 400 _800 946-1616

Cry

96 101 7 96 96 240 826-2575100 150 16 128 128 128 254-818514 38 14 96 96 240 946-61945 18 5 96 96 240 862-21647 15 5 128 692-053517 62 7 750 750 750 883-829/194 225 22 96 96 96 728-43232 53 14 96 96 240 763-98769 19 4 128 128 302 726-575612 64 12 46 96 240 327-912428 59 9 192 192 480 775-5401

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CAROLINA

CENTRAL PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGECHOwAN COLLEGECLEVELAND COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITuTECOASTAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

CHARLOTTE 28204MURFREESBORO 27855SHELBY 28150JACKSONVILLE 28540

RICHARD H. HAGEMEYER PRES.BRUCE E. WHITAKER PRES.JAMES B. PETTY PRES.JAMES L. HENDERSON JR. PRES.

1963193719651969

PUBLICHAPTPUBLICPUBLIC

ImIm

SASA

STATESTATE

xxXxx

xx

CC

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16 I.OLLEGE OF THE ALBEMARLE ELIZABETH CITY 27909 S. BRUCE PETTEwAy PRES. 1961 PUBLIC Im SA xx C17 CRAVEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NEw BERN 28560 THURMAN BROCK PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im STATE x C18 DAVIDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE LExINGTCN 27292 GRADY E. LOVE PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im SA xx C19 DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE DURHAM 27703 H. K. COLLINS PRES. 1961 PUBLIC Im STATE x C20 EOGECOMBE COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE TARBORO 27886 CHARLES B. MCINTYRE PRES. 1968 PUBLIC Im SA xx C21 FAYETTEVILLE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FAYETTEVILLE 2830: HOWARD E. BOUDREAU PRES. 1961 PUBLIC Im SA x C22 FORSYTH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WINSTON SALEM 27103 ERNEST B. PARRY PRES. PUBLIC Im SA x C23 GASTON COLLEGE DALLAS 28034 wOODRew B. SUGG PRES. 1964 PUBLIC Im SA XX C24 GUILFORD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE JAMESTOWN 27282 LUTHER R. MEDLIN PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im SA x C25 HALIFAX COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WELDON 27890 PHILLIP W. TAYLOR PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im STATE X C26 HAYWOOD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CLYDE 28721 m. C. NIx PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im STATE x C27 ISOTHERMAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPINDALE 28160 FREO J, EASON PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C28 JAMES SPRuNT INSTITUTE KENANSVILLE 28349 DIXON S. HALL PRES. 1964 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C29 JOHNSTON COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SMITHFIELD 27577 JOHN L. TART PRES. 1970 PUBLIC STATE xx C30 KITTRELL JUNIOR COLLEGE KITTRELL 27544 LARNIE GLENN HORTON PRES. 1886 METH IM STATE XX C31 LEES MCRAE COLLEGE BANNER ELK 28604 H. C. EVANS JR. PRES. 199 PRESBY Im SA xx C32 LENUIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE KINSTON 28501 BEN E. FOUNTAIN JR. PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im SA xx C33 LOUISBURG COLLEGE LOUISBURG 27549 CECIL W. ROBRINS PRES. 1857 METH IM SA xx C34 MARTIN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WILLIAMSTON 27892 E. M. HUNT PRES. 1968 PUBLIC STATE x C35 MCDOWELL TECH. INSTITUTE MARION 28752 JOHN A. PRICE PRES. 1965 PUBLIC STATE x C36 MITCHELL COLLEGE STATESVILLE 28677 BARTON HERRSCHER PRES. 1920 IND NP Im SA xx C37 MONTGOMERY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE TROY 27371 DAVID H. BLAND PRES. 1967 PUBLIC STATE x C38 MONTREAT ANDERSON COLLEGE mONTREAT 28757 C. GRIER DAVIS PRES. 1959 PRES8Y IM SA x C39 MOUNT OLIVE COLLEGE MOuNT OLIVE 28365 W. B. RAPER PRES. 1954 BAPT Im SA xx C40 NASH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ROCKY MOUNT 27801 JACK D. BALLARD PRES. 1968 PUBLIC STATE x C41 PAMLICO TECHNICA!. INSTITUTE ALLIANCE 28509 PAUL H. JOHNSON PRES. PUBLIC Im STATE x C

PEACE COLLEGE OF RALEIGH RALEIGH 27604 S. O. FRAZIER PRES. 1872 PRESBY Im SA xx w43 PERSON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ROxBORO 27573 CRAVEN H. SumERELL PRES. 1970 PUBLIC IM STATE x C44 PITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE GREENVILLE 27834 WILLIAM E. FULFORD JR. PRES. 1964 PUBLIC Im SA x C45 RANDOLPH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ASHEBORO 27203 M. H. BRANSON PRES. 1962 PUBLIC Pm STATE Xx C46 RICHMONO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE HAMLET 28345 JOSEPH H. NANNEY PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im SA x C47 ROANOKE CHOWAN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE AHOsKIE 27910 J. W. YCuNG PRES. 1968 PUBLIC STATE Xx C48 ROBESON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ST. PAuLS 28384 R. CRAIG ALLFN PRES. 1965 PUBLIC STATE x C49 ROCKINGHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE WENTWORTH 27375 GERALD JAMES PRES. 1966 NBLIC Im SA xx C

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12 4,545 914 50459 5,174 5,174 10,633 7,540 111766 286 538 824 17 168 420 420 372-2590

13 790 501 1,29125 1,316 418 1,483 72 13 85 15 500 500 500 398-4101

14123 123 98 98 221 151 262 11 23 34 6 128 128 320 482-4379

15 161 70 231 19000 84 2,800 3,884 4 115 250 11082 37 12 49 11 96 96 240 455-1221

16 432 133 565172 737 849 31 10 41 6 126 126 315 335-0821

17 152 15 167 132 12 144 311 106 382 15 10 25 7 96 96 240 637..3103

18 503 155 6 664 215 68 283 947 304 11227 52 10 62 14 126 126 315 249...8186

19 374 63 10 447 35 60 75 170 617 243 777 39 12 51 16 96 96 240 596-829320 120 15 135 30 500 530 665 220 740 12 24 36 11 200 823-5166

21 553 216 769769 744 886 63 6 69 15 96 96 240 484-4121

22626

238 864 370 966 56 13 69 19 96 96 240 723037623 566 384 950 517 159 676 1,626 632 2,052 75 6 81 12 126 126 315 922.313624 360 175 535 180 96 276 811 443 10375 60 37 97 21 128 128 320 454...112625 162 18 180 104 104 284 124 355 15 16 31 9 96 96 240 536.-4152

26 139 47 186 12 10 22 208 141 279 18 6 24 7 128 128 320 627^283227

497 198 515 e9 29 12 126 126 126 631.-3636

28231 92 323 102 315 16 9 25 5 96 96 225 296...4591

29

44 171 14 1 15 7 96 96 240 963.-7:31

30 190 144 334 11 335 85 380 17 6 23 15 500 500 500 492..211

31 354 274 628 3 3 631 660 36 2 38 9 780 780 780 898...5594

32 689 247 936 346 1)5 401 1,337 728 11469 63 45 108 19 126 126 315 527.-6223

33 457 344 801 3 6 9 810 187 78:, 41 3 44 15 1,C00 1,000 1,000 496-.4101

34 112 16 128 45 45 173 53 248 13 2 15 7 96 96 240 792..7115

35 139 139 41 41 180 100 230 9 10 19 6 128 128 128 697-984136 366 161 527 39 12 11 62 589 558 27 6 33 9 640 640 640 872...3665

37 56 6 62 248 248 310 250 7 15 22 5 96 96 240 572-.131138 300 165 5 470 1 3 5 9 479 353 25 5 30 15 980 980 980 669-.842539 213 74 287 22 4 26 313 81 345 18 6 24 10 500 500 500 658-.250240 80 31 111 21 8 29 140 20 200 20 20 6 96 96 24041 39 3 4? 26 359 385 427 260 375 15 15 5 96 96 240 745-.453142 272 189 461 2 8 10 471 489 21 10 31 8 900 900 900 832-.288143

486 6 20 26 6 128 128 320 599.118144 330 119 449 143 20 163 612 80 621 35 35 16 112 112 280 756-.313045 174 55 229 12 6 18 247 95 309 25 50 75 7 96 96 240 629-147146 216 68 284 64 3 67 35[ 168 496 23 8 31 12 96 96 240 582-198047 160 33 193 56 56 249 165 17 1 18 8 105 105 262 332-416848 158 27 185 893 893 1,078 620 WO 18 110 128 14 128 128 320 738-424149 550 242 12 804 100 54 76 230 1,034 580 10200 60 41 101 20 126 126 315 342-2336

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NORTH CAROLINA

50 ROWAN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SALISBURY 28144 C. MERRILL HAMILTON PRES. 1962 PUBLIC Im STATE51 SAMPSON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CLINTON 28328 JAMES E. VANN PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im STATE52 SANUHILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOuTHERN PINES 28387 RAYMONO k. STONE PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im SA53 SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE wHITEVILLE 20472 w. T. COTTINGHAN PRES. 195 PUBLIC IM SA54 SOuTHwESTERN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SYLVA 28779 EDWARD E. BRYSON PRES. 1967 PUBLIC STATE55 SOUIHM000 COLLEGE SALEMBURG 28385 WILLARD J. BLANCHARO PRES. 1926 INO NP IM SA56 ST. MARY S JUNIOR COLLEGE RALEIGH 21611 FRANK w. PISANI PRES. 1900 EP:5 1m SA57 SURRY COMmuNITY COLLEGE 00BSON 27017 :. JOHN KREPICK PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM SA58 TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF ALAHANCE BURLINGTON 27215 WILLIAM TAYLOR PRES. 1963 PUBLIC SA59 TRI COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MURPHY 28906 HOLLAND MCSwAIN PRES. 1966 PUBLIC STATE60 VANCE COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE HENOERSON 27536 OUNALO R. MOHORN PRES. 1969 PUBLIC STATE61 W. W. HULOING TECHNICA(. INSTITUTE RALEIGH 27603 RUBERT W. LEPAY JR. PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im STATE62 wAYNE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GOLDSBORO 27530 CLYDE A. ERWIN JR. PRES. 1968 PUBLIC Im STATE63 wESTERN PIEOPONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE mORGANTCN 28655 GOROON C. BLANK PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM SA64 wILKES COMmu, Y COLLEGE WILKESBORO 28697 H. E. THOMPSON PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im STATE65 wILSON COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE wILSON 27893 SALVATORE DELMASTRO PRES. 1964 PUBLIC Im SA66 wINGATE COLLEGE wINGATE 28174 BUO0 E. SMITH PRES. 1923 BAPT IP SA

NORTH OAKOTA

1 ASSUMPTION COLLEGE RICHAROTON 58652 RICHARO wILHFLMI PRES. 1962 ROm CATH STATE2 BISMARCK JUNIOR COLLEGE BISMARCK 58501 RALPH WERNER PRES. 1939 PUBLIC Im NC3 LAKE REGIUN JUNIOR COLLEGE DEVILS LAKE 58301 MERRIL BERG PRES. 1941 PUBLIC Im NC4 NORTH DAKOTA STATE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE wAHPETON 58075 CLAIR T. BLIKRE PRES. 1903 PUBLIC IP. NC5 NOSU BOTTINEAU BR. & INST. OF FORESTRY BOTTINEAU 5831P C. N. NELSON PRES. 1925 PUBLIC Im NCUNIVERSITY OF NORTH OAKUTA6 ELLENOALE BRANCH ELLENDALE 58436 M. W. ANORESFN OEAN 1969 PUBLIC NC7 WILLISTON CENTER wILLISTCN 58801 GARVIN L. STEVENS OEAN 1957 PUBLIC NC

OHIO

1 BOWLING GREEN ST UNIV FIRELANOS CAMPUS HURON 44839 JAMES H. MCBRIDE OIR. 1968 PUBLIC NC2 CINCINNATI TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CINCINNATI 45218 CLIFFORO R. HOUSE PRES. 1966 PUBLIC STATE3 CLARK COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SPRINGFIELO 45505 RICHARO O. BRINKMAN PRES. 1967 PUBLIC STATE4 COLUMBUS TECHNICAL 'NSTITUTE COLUMBUS 43215 CLINTON E. TATSCH PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im STATECUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT CLEVELANO 44115 CHARLES E. CHAPMAN PRES. 1963 PUBLIC Im

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50 322 58 380 254 3 257 637 178 726 33 26 5951

52535455

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550 550 550 250 1,583 8 35 4361 513 148 661

661 402 716 62 4 6662 734 232 966 111 Ill 1,077 430 1,306 63 12 7563 564 151 715 127 42 169 884 489 1,033 49 12 6164 379 255 634 !68 63 231 865 659 2,623 48 78 12565 286 114 400 4 4 404 77 427 39 4 4366 937 637 16 1,590 8 9 17 1,607 394 1,642 74 4 78

NORM DAKOTA

1 .73 35 108 14 14 .122 121 9 11 202 633 345 978 179 158 83 420 1,398 168 1,460 57 3 603 347 214 561 10 5 600 615 1,176 70 1,212 40 2 424 1,172 842 9 2,623

2,623 422 2,884 172 9 1815 195 154 20 369

5 5 374 308 20 4 246 119 77 12 208 5 4 9 217 100 161 20 207 267 137 404 25 5 30 434 485 29 5 34

OHIO

1 300 175 25 500 200 75 100 375 875 246 956 27 25 522 430 221 651

651 1,400 45 453 429 199 628 43 43 671 178 716 44 12 564 506 205 711 202 17 219 930 513 1,551 64 39 103

8 128 1287 96 96

23 126 12618 126 12614 96 966 1,000 1,0008 775 775

15 126 12615 102 1025 128 1286 128 128

24 96 9622 96 9615 144 14441 112 11212 96 9610 700 700

10 750 7506 220 3966 245 295

19 354 3546 387 387

7 285 2852 396 396

5 200 2007 125 1506 450 510

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240 636-6480240315315240

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775 828-2521315 386-1015246 227-7471128 837-6810320 492-2061240 172-1)55/240 735-5151360 437-8688112 667-713696 237-1195

700 233-4241

750 974-3315550 223-4500250 662-4951

1,580 642-6671783 228-2278

666 349-3611396 572-6736

500 433-5560200 681-3320900 325-7016

1,080 221-6743241-5966

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5 METROPOLITAN CAMPUS CLEVELANO 44115 F. C. SUTTON CAMPUS pRES. 1963 PUBLIC Im NC xx C6 WESTERN CAMPUS PARMA 44130 BERNARO J. SILK CAMPUS PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM NC xx C7 FOUR COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ARCHBOLD 43502 ROBERf J. DURBIN PRES. 1969 PUBLIC STATE x C8 JEFFERSON COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE STEUBENVILLE 43952 FRED S. ROBIE PRES. 1968 PUBLIC IN STATE Xx CKENT STATE uNIVERSITv9 ASHTABULA BRANCH CAMPUS ASHTABULA 44004 PAUL A. REICHERT DIR. 1958 PUBLIC NC Xx C10 COLuMBIANA BRANCH EAST LIVERPOOL 43920 RICHARD KING DIR. PUBLIC NC C11 STARK CO. BRANCH NORTH CANTON 44720 NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE12 TRUMBULL CO. BRANCH WARREN 44483 NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE13 TuSCARAWAS BRANCH NEw PHILAOELPHIA 44663 NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE14 KETTERING COLLEGE OF MEDICAL ARTS KETTERING 45429 WINTON H. BEAVEN OEA 1967 7 (My A0v Im STATE xx C15 LAKELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE MENTOR 44060 WAYNE RODEHORST PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C16 LORAIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELYRIA 44035 mAx J. LERNER PRES. 1964 PuBLIC IM NC Xx C17 LOuROES JUNIOR COLLEGE SYLVANIA 43560 SR. M. REMIGIA KUSTICK PRES . 1958 ROM CATH Im NC x wMIAMI UNIVERSITY

18 HAMILTON CAMPUS HAmILTON 45011 BERNARD F. PHELPS DIR. PUBLIC NC xx C19 MIDDLETOWN CAMPUS mIDOLETOWN 45042 C. EuGENE BENNETT DIK. 1966 PUBLIC NC Xx C20 MUSKINGUM AREA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ZANESVILLE 43701 WALKER HUFFMAN PRES. 1969 PUBLIC Im STATE Xx C21 NORTH CENTRAL OHIO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MANSFIELD 44906 H. R. FAILERWS PRES. 1961 PUBLIC STATE X COHIU STATE uNIVERSITY22 LIMA BRANCH LIMA 45804 J. MCLEAN REED DIR. PUBLIC NC X C23 MANSFIELO BRANCH MANSFIELD 44906 GEORGE BART ACT. DIRECTDR PUBLIC NC xx C24 MARION BRANCH MARION 43302 C. EUGENE MAYNARD DIR. PUBLIC NC X C25 NEWARK BRANCH NEWARK 43055 RuBERT A. BARNES DIR. 1957 PUBLIC NC X COHIO UNIVERSITY26 BELMONT COUNTY CAMPUS ST. CLAIRSVILLE 43950 E. R. BOVENIZER OIR. 1946 PuBlIC NC X C27 CHILLICOTHE CAMPUS CHILLICOTHE 45601 EDWIN S. BADGER OIR. 1946 PUBLIC NC X C28 LANCASTER CAMPUS LANCASTER 43130 LOwELL V. LECLAIR OIR. 1956 PUBLIC NC x C29 PORTSMOuTH CAMPUS PORTSMOUTH 45662 HENRY vON MOLTKE OIR. 1946 PUBLIC NC Xx C30 ZANESVILLE CAMPUS ZANESVILLE 43701 RoY E. GILLESPIE OIR. 1946 PUBLIC STATE X C31 PENTA COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE PERRYSBURG 435-5T--- JACOB H. SEE PRES. 1965 PUBLIC STATE xx C32 SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE DAYTON 45402 MARVIN C. KNUDSON PRES. 1924 Pu8LIC Im NC Xx C33 STARK STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CANTON 44702 FAEO A. YENNY OIR. 1970 PUBLIC STATE x m34 TRI COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NELSONVILLE 45764 T. C. PORTER PRES. 1968 PUBLIC STATE X C35 uNIV. OF AKRON COMM. C TECH. COLLEGE

uNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATIAKRON 44304 W. N. PETRY DEAN 1964 PubLIC Im NC XX C

36 OHIO COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE CINCINNATI 45210 W. W. CULP DEAN 1919 PUBLIC NC XX C17 RAYMONO WALTERS BRANCH CINCINNATI 45236 ERNEST G. MUNTZ DEAN 1967 PUBLIC NL xx C

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14 98 90 188 34 34 222 185 246 19 15 34 10 1,120 1,120 1,120 298-014415 964 1,086 2,050 841 841 29891 775 2,342 58 41 99 9 417 687 1.037 946-700016 1,305 533 1,838 1,434 273 143 1,850 3,688 1.012 3,566 1n2 75 177 15 480 768 912 365-419117 11 17 3 31 1 12 89 102 133 127 96 9 6 15 4 882-5161

18 303 111 1 415 488 106 9 603 1.018 1.456 29 50 79 10 525 525 1,485 894-323119 454 261 143 858 596 238 783 1,617 2,475 485 2.423 53 81 134 9 525 525 1,425 422-274120 278 278 6 6 284 179 627 33 1 34 6 450 465 1,065 454-010121 177 43 220 89 89 30's 45 422 22 8 30 3 150 150 150 747-4999

22 1.065 1.277 293-797123 1.143 1.189 293-797124 200 180 73 453 50 35 29 114 567 760 24 18 42 4 1,050 389-236125 622 115 737 943

26 346 154 136 636 96 60 191 347 983 242 1.019 27 38 65 5 495 495 1,09527 213 98 9 320 155 86 44 285 605 234 780 23 51 74 6 540 540 1,080 775-950028 301 101 58 460 147 62 326 535 995 372 1,184 25 32 57 7 540 540 1,050 654-671129 233 262 495 53 201 254 749 209 778 27 32 59 5 540 540 1,590 354-320530 363 214 30 607 517 517 1.124 464 1,068 30 40 70 6 540 540 1,440 453-076231 431 281 712 106 68 1-74 886 128 1,040 39 16 55 8 480 495 990 666-058032 822 204 1.026 2.130 3.156 1,838 3,745 81 90 171 24 315 540 765 223-715133 93 4 10 14 2 405 405 1005 453-769534 335 148 42 525 80 47 127 652 175 814 36 6 42 4 375 390 825 753-351435 960 1,407 2,367 299 965 1,264 3,631 650 3,916 57 39 96 2 6J0 600 1,695 762-2441

36 445 210 655 655 595 29 17 46 12 685 730 835 381-321937 816 505 1.321 162 162 1.483 455 1.542 74 9 83 7 600 600 1,215 793-6010

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Innitution Location Chief Administrative Head

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38 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CINCINNATI 45221 JOSEPH J. SAMUELS DEAN 1960 PUBLIC IM NC XX C39 THE UNIV. OF TOLEDO COMM. AND TECH. COLL TOLEDO 43606 NEWTON C. ROCHTE DEAN 1938 PUBLIC IM NC XX C40 VANGUARD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FREMONT 43420 ROY W. KLAY PRES. 1969 PUBLIC STATE XX C41 YOUNGSTOWN ST. UN. TECH. E. COMM. COLL. YOUNGSTOWN 44503 N. PAKASKA nEAN 1968 PUBLIC NC XX C

OKLAHOMA

1 ALTUS JUNIOR COLLEGE ALTUS 73521 19/6 PUBLIC STATE XX C2 BACONE COLLEGE BACONE 74420 GAROLD O. HOLSTINE PRES. 1927 BAPT IM NC XX C3 BARTLESVILLE WESLEYAN COLLEGE BARTLESVILLE 74003 LEO G. COx PRES. 1957 wESLEYAN STATE X C4 CONNORS STATE COLLEGE WARNER 74469 MELVIN SELF PRES. 1909 PUBLIC IM NC XX C5 EASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE COLLEGE WILBURTON 74578 JAMES M. MILLER PRES. 1909 PUBLIC IM NC XX C6 EL RENO COLLEGE EL RENO 73036 LESLIE F. ROBLYER PRES. 1938 PUBLIC STATE X C7 MURRAY STATE COLLEGE OF AG. AND APP SCI . TISHOMINGO 73460 CLYDE R. KINOELL PRES. 1922 PUBLIC IM NC XX C8 NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A C. M COLLEGE MIAMI 74354 O. O. CREECH PRES. 1919 PUBLIC IM NC XX C9 NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE TONKAWA 74653 E. E. VINEYARD PRES. 1921 PUBLIC IM NC XX C10 OKLAHOMA MILITARY ACADEMY CLAREMORE 74017 JOHN E. HORNE PRES. 1923 PUBLIC IM NC XX C11 OKLA. STATE UNIV. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE STILLWATER 74074 ROBERT KAMP PRES. PUBLIC NC XX C12 OSCAR ROSE JUNIOR COLLEGE MIDWEST CITY 73110 JACOB JCHNSON PRES. 1970 PUBLIC aTATE XX C13 POTEAU COMMUNITY COLLEGE POTEAU 74953 ORVILLE JOHNSON PRES. 1932 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C14 SAINT GREGORY S COLLEGE SHAWNEE 74801 MICHAEL ROETHLER PRES. 1955 ROM CATH IM NC XX C15 SAYRE JUNIOR COLLEGE SAYRE 73662 HARRY PATTERSON PRES. 1938 PUBLIC IM STATE X C16 SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SEMINOLE 74868 ELMER TANNER PRES. 1931 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C17 SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE OKLAHOMA CITY 73127 W. R. CORVIN PRES. 1959 PENT HOL IM NC XX C18 TULSA JUNIOR COLLEGE TULSA 74119 ALFRED M. PHILIPS PRES. 1970 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C

OREGON

1 BLUE MOUNT4IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE PENDLETON 97801 WALLACE W. MCCRAE PRES. 1962 PUBLIC NW XX C2 CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE BEND 97701 FREDERICK H. BOYLE PRES. 1962 PUBLIC IM Nh XX C3 CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SALEM 97303 PAUL hILMETH PRES. 1965 PUBLIC NW XX C4 CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE OREGON CITY 97045 JGHN hAKANSON PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM NW XX C5 CLATSOP COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASTORIA 97103 PHILIP L. BAINER PRES. 1961 PUBLIC IM NW XX C6 COLUMBIA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE PORTLAND 97220 REX F. JOHNSTON PRES. 1956 CH OF CHR PM STATE X C7 CONCORDIA COLLEGE PORTLAND 97211 E. P. WEBER PRES. 1950 LUTH IM NW xB LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE EUGENE 97405 ELDON G. SCHAFER PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM NW XX C

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1,767 41 35 7699 297 66 33 99 396 100 432 8 10 18153 16 577 577 502 20 15 3546 138 52 40 92 230 80 308 9 2 1141 307 30 --RE -TT 52 359 137 604 12 3 15

305 305 1,0032,797 46 93 139

217 900 271 97 368 1,268 1,013 72 10 82322 653 72 71 143 796 175 914 58 58193 822 1,812 1,812 2,634 307 3,569 69 224 293211 15 819 457 79 11345 1,881 2,700 693 3,508 85 135 220137 6 434 44 24 S94 662 1,096 226 1,390 38 57 9552 159 159 13 147 9 15 2452 127 3 2 5 132 163 10 4 14

962 3,456 784 302 3,139 4,225 7,681 1,900 89322 2.0 299 499

5 465 6156 585 5855 405 4202 120

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10 248 2484 340

11 248 2485 248 2488 192 1925 3323 360

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5 36011 900 9003 350 360

14 270 300

16 217 217

14 270 34510 285 37516 270 27018 80 1209 210 300

19 250 2506 795 795

30 210 420

113501,1251.050

475-2742531-5711332-2626

125 747-1492

333 482-5696500 683-2921750 333-0233480 463-2931608 465-2361555 262-2552592 371-2371608 542-8441480 628-2581644 763-2960900 372-6211555 737-6611600 647-3924900 273-9870432 928-3053600 382-3430

947-2331435 587-6561

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9 LINN BENTON COMMUNITY CULLEGE ALBANY 97321 RAYMOND J. NEEDHAM PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im Nh xx C

10 MT. HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE GRESHAM 97030 EARL L. KLAPSTEIN PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im Nh xx C

11 OREGON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE KLAMATH FALLS 97601 H. D. PuRVINF PRES. 1947 PUBLIC Im NW XX C12 PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PORTLAND 97219 Am0 DEBERNARDIS PRES. 1961 PUBLIC Im Nw xx C

13 SOUTHwESTERN OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEU CODS BAY 97420 JACK E. BROOKINS PRES. 1961 PUBLIC Im NW xx C

14 TREASURE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE ONTARIO 97914 EMERY J. SKINNER PRES. 1962 PUBLIC Im NW xx C

15 UMPQUA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSEBURG 97470 HARRY JACOBY PRES. 1964 PUBLIC Im Nw xx C

PENNSYLVANIA

1 BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEWTOWN 18940 CHARLES E. ROLLINS PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im mS XX C

2 BUTLER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE BUTLER 16001 THOMAS TEN HDEvE JR. PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im mS xx C

COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY PITTSBURGH 15219 KERMIT C. MORRISSEY PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im mS Xx C3 ALLEGHENY CAMPUS PITTSBURGH 15212 HERBERT M. SUSSMAN PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im mS xx C

4 BOYCE CAMPUS MONROEVILLE 15146 NEAL wImmER PREs. 1966 PUBLIC Im mS xx C

5 SOUTH CAMPUS WEST MIFFLIN 15122 LE ROY W. DEmARRAIS PRES. 1967 PUBLIC IM MS XX C6 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BEAvER COUNTY MONACA 15042 JOHN B. HIRT PRES. 1967 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C7 COMMUNITY CULLEGE OF DELAWARE COUNTY MEOIA 19063 DOUGLAS F. LIBBY JR. PRES. 1967 PUBLIC IM MS XX C8 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA 19134 ALLEN T. BDNNELL PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM mS xx C

9 ELLEN CUSHING JUNIOR COLLEGE BRYN MAWR 19010 wARREN MILD PRES. 1959 BAPT IM STATE XX W

10 MARCUM JUNIOR COLLEGE BRYN MAWR 19010 MICHAEL A. OU/Y PRES. 1952 IND NP IM MS xX w

11 HARRISBURG AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE HARRISBURG 17110 CLYDE E. BLOCKER PRES. 1964 PUBLIC IM mS XX C

12 KEYSTONE JUNIOR COLLEGE LA PLUME 18440 HARRY K. MILLER JR. PRES. 1934 IND NP IM MS XX C

13 LACKAWANNA JUNIOR COLLEGE SCRANTON 18503 C. R. WALTHER THOMAS PRES. 1958 INO NP Pm STATE x C

14 LEHIGH COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHNECKSVILLE 18078 JOHN G. BERRIER PRES. 1967 PUBLIC IM STATE xx C15 LUZERNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WILKES BARRE 18702 GUY V. FERRELL PRES 1967 PUBLIC Im mS xx C

16 MANOR JUNIOR COLLEGE JENKINTOWN 19046 MOTHER m. OLGA PRES. 1947 ROM LATH Im MS XX M

17 MONTGOMERY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE CONSHOHOCKEN 19428 L. R. BRENOLINGER PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM MS XX C

18 MOUNT ALOYSIUS JUNIOR COLLI:GE CRESSON 16630 SR. MARY URSULA HAUK PRES. 1939 ROM LATH IM MS XX C

19 NORTHAMPTON LDUNTY AREA Comm COLLEGE BETHLEHEM 18017 RICHARO C. RICHARDSON Jk. PRES 1967 PUBLIC IM MS XX C

20 NORTHEASTERN CHRISTIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE vILLANDVA 19085 ELIA HUFFARO PRES. 1959 CH OF CHR IM STATE XX C

31 PEIRCE JUNIOR COLLEGE PHILADELPHIA 19102 THOMAS MAY PEIRCE III PRES. 1964 INO NP IM MS XX C

22 PENN HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE CHAMBERSBuRG 17201 JOHN J. AULBACH PRES. 1926 INO NP IM STATE XX w

23 PENNSYLVANIA JR. COLL. OF MEOICAL ARTS HARRISBURG 17104 JAMES BLOOM PRES. 1968 INO NP STATE X CPA STATE UNIv COMMONWEALTH CAMPUSES

24 ALLENTOWN CAMPUS ALLENTOWN 18031 JAMES E. BEALER OIR. 1912 PUBLIC mS XX C25 ALTOONA CAMPUS ALTOONA 16601 JOHN LEATHERS 01k. 1939 PUBLIC MS xX C

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PENNSYLVANIA

1 1.532 595 144 2,271 1.264 116 1,380 3,651 1.809 4,528 158 20 178 15 350 700 11050 968-42622 427 330 757 146 206 352 1,109 153 1,166 46 23 69 10 345 690 1,035 287-8711391-62003 1,..39 946 2,185 1,071 411 394 1,876 4,061 1,740 5,559 128 137 265 38 340 680 10020 321-01924 984 620 1,604 1.071 419 386 1,876 3,480 913 31831 72 87 159 30 340 680 1.020 351-19105 1.102 258 1.360 276 87 18 381 1,741 200 11532 55 50 105 5 300 600 600 469-11006 380 370 750 140 208 348 1,098 290 1,204 70 10 80 13 330 810 1.140 775-85617 779 522 1.301 74 257 216 607 1,908 490 2,375 75 19 94 22 372 744 1.116 449-4800

8 2.028 1.258 3.286 1.250 654 1,904 5,190 5,654 230 88 318 47 330 660 999 569-36809 93 75 168 168 7 150 8 11 19 11 1.250 1.250 1.250 525-637310 383 243 626 84 89 173 799 145 804 35 10 45 16 1,350 1.350 1.350 525-410011 1.617 640 2.257 705 275 980 3,237 1.719 3,775 128 42 170 17 330 660 990 236-953312 530 349 879 10 7 9 26 905 268 1.011 41 12 53 27 1.300 1,300 1.300 945-514113 226 120 346 346 30 370 14 6 20 6 900 900 900 342-767914 625 319 253 1.197 46 27 558 631 1,828 798 2,243 63 21 84 14 325 650 975 799-212115 608 592 1.200 288 288 1,488 884 1,469 58 9 67 12 330 825-759416 81 65 146 10 10 156 25 184 7 16 23 6 980 980 980 885-236017 963 642 1.605 471 314 785 2,390 1.132 3,057 78 39 117 17 325 975 975 825-177518 237 178 10 425 7 7 432 417 36 19 55 11 1,100 1,100 1,100 886-413119 673 407 1,080 740 740 1,820 1,054 2,471 78 74 152 11 330 660 1.182 865-535120 147 45 192 6 3 9 201 36 216 7 9 16 6 1,050 10050 10050 525..678021 693 471 1,164 534 370 31 935 2,099 191 .1,962 48 36 84 32 1.410 1.410 1,410 545-640022 110 66 176 176 133 24 2 26 7 320 320 320 263-331123 25 35 60 60 50 4 16 20 7 500 500 500 234-4156

24 80 70 150 859 859 1,009 1,060 12 54 66 7 615 615 1.500 355-685125 751 355 181 1.287 1.713 10713 3,000 257 3,117 72 167 239 16 615 1.500 944.-4547

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moNACA 15061ERIE 16510REAOING 19610MEDIA 19063

JOSEPH P. GIUSTI OIR.IRVIN H. KOCHEL DIR.HAROLD W. PERKINS DIR.JCHN C. VAIRO OIR.

1965194819581967

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30 COWS CAMPUS OUBOIS 15801 O. S. HILLER OIR. 1935 PUBLIC mS xx C31 FAYETTE CAMPUS UNIONTOWN 15401 HuGH m. BARCLAY DIR. 1965 PUBLIC mS x C32 HAZLETON CAMPUS HAZLETON 18201 FRANK C. KOSTOS DIR. 1934 PUBLIC mS xx C33 MCKEESPORT CAMPUs MCKEESPORT 15132 HERBERT G. mCGIBBENY OIR. 1953 PUBLIC mS xX C

MONT ALTO CAMPUS MONT ALTO 17237 HENRY H. CHISMAN DIR. 1963 PUBLIC mS xx C35 NEw KENSINGTON CAMPUS NEW KENSINGTON 15068 HARRY RUSSELL CIR. 1958 PUBLIC PS xx C36 06ONTZ CAMPUS ABINGTON 19001 CHARLtS J. SMITH DIR. 1950 PUBLIC mS xx C37 SCHUYLKILL CAMPUS SCHUYLKILL HAVEN 17972 HtNRY I. HERRING DIR. 1934 PUBLIC mS xx C38 ShENANGO VALLEY CAMPUS SHARON 16146 HAROLC R. SARGENT DIR. 1965 PUBLIC mS xx C39 WILKES BARRE CAMPUS WILKES BARRE 18708 6. W. BIERLY CIR. 1953 PUBLIC mS xX C40 WORTHINGTON SCRANTON CAMPUS OJNMORE 18512 RuBERT E. 0AwSON DIR. 1951 PUBLIC mS xx C41 YORK CAMPUS YORK 17403 EDWARC M. ELIAS DIR. 1949 PUBLIC mS xx C42 PENN WESLEYAN COLLEGE ALLENTOWN 18103 CHARLES L. FELSBURG PRES. 1946 WESLEYAN IM STATE x C43 ROBERT MORRIS COLLEGE PITTSBURGH 15219 CHARLES L. SEWALL PRtS. 1962 INO NP Im mS xx C44 SACREO HEART JUNIOR COLLEGE YARDLEY 19067 SR. DE CHANTAL PRES. 1962 ROP CATH STATE x w45 SPRING GAROEN COLLEGE CHESTNuTHILL 19118 RCBERT THOMPSON PRES. 1957 IND NP Im STATE xx C46 VALLEY FORGE MILITARY JUNIOR COLLEGE WAYNE 19087 LT GEN. MILTON G. BAKER SUPT. 1934 IND NP Im MS x m47 WILLIAMSPORT AREA COmmuNITY COLLEGE WILLIAMSPORT 17701 KENNETH E. CARL PRES. 1965 PUBLIC Im mS xx C

RHODEISLAND

1 JOHNSON E. WALES COLLEGE PROVIOENCE 02903 NORRIS J. GAEBE PRES. 1960 IND NP STATE xx C2 RHODE ISLAND JUNIOR COLLEGE PROVIDENCE 02908 WILLIAM F. FLANAGAN PRES. 1964 PUBLIC Im NE xx C3 ROGER WILLIAMS COLLEGE PROVIOENCE 02903 RALPH E. GAUVeY PRES. 1956 IND N0 Ii NE xx C

SOUTH CAROLINA

1 ANDERSON COLLEGE ANDERSON 29621 JOHN E. ROUSE PRES. 1930 8APT Im SA xX CCLEMSON UNIVERSITY

2 GREENVILLE GREENVILLE 29606 FRANK OAY CIR. 1966 PUBLIC SA x C3 SuMiER SUMTER 29150 J. C. ANOERSON JR. DIR. 1966 PUBLIC SA x C4 NORTH GREENVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE TIGERVILLE 29688 HAROLD E. LINDSEY PRES. 1934 (OPT Im SA xx C


Enrollment es of October 1969

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2

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PENNSYLVANIA

26 458 290 748 718 718 1,46627 702 320 51 11073 1,452 1,452 2,52528 342 151 14 507 1,300 1,300 1,80729 375 163 558 2,225 2,225 2,78330 282 171 453 19 19 472Tr-- 375 206 581 331 331 91232 380 183 563 5 8 509 522 1,08533 542 222 24 788 498 498 1,28634 471 160 631 11 11 64235 245 165 410 291 1,286 1,69636 669 696 15 1,560 2,107 2,107 3,68737 393 230 623 242 242 86538 226 110 30 366 296 296 66239 234 149 37 420 29 480 509 92940 292 121 13 426 4 440 444 87041 274 70 344 895 895 1,23942 38 33 71 4 3 1 8 7943 31013 1,160 4,17344 8 13 21 4 4 30 38 5945 313 169 482 49 49 53146 110 97 207 20747 1,116 1,417 27 2,560 572 511 4 1,087 3,647

RHODE ISLAND

1 438 439 877 450 450 113272 2,125 971 31096 242 242 3,3383 690 730 1,620 600 600 2,220

SOUTH CAROLINA

1 393 373 763 54 97 151 914

2 97 21 118 5 3 8 1263 93 33 2 128 16 5 3 24 1524 195 126 321 88 62 150 471

94597

6777036

534219787

29275110475

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1,3964

20518

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340

14960

350

1,896 64 75 1392,454 69 53 1272,050 35 91 1262,949 41 6 47

483 26 8 341,043 40 31 711,194 32 34 661,649 60 64 124

593 36 5 412,113 35 14 493,886 90 140 230

896 36 36790 24 45 69

1,026 22 60 821,015 30 32 621,393 25 65 90

78 9 1 104,349 96 56 152

17 5

496 50 13 63155 19 19

3,740 185 32 217

1,646 29 5 343,581 191 7 1982,465 95 103 198

833 31 10 41

214 12 5 17216 14 4 18537 26 3 29

23 615 615 1,500 775-883016 515 515 1,500 899.-310114 615 615 1,500 373-523619 615 1,500 565-33007 615 615 1,500 371..26009 LIT- T15 1,500 437-26017 615 615 1,500 454-8731

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13 615 1,500 339...103123 til-C- 61-5 1,500 -866...94008 615 615 1,500 385-45008 540 540 1,350 981-.16404 540 1,350 675-21717 615 615 1,500

133:',26:1118r810 540 540 1,3503 900 960 960 432.-0439

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12 1,350 1,350 1,350 242...370012 1,360 1,360 1,360 688-180218 339 804 1,269 326-3761

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1,470 1,470 1,410225 225 225

1,100 1,100 1,100

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SOUTH CAROLINA

5 PALMER COLLEGECHARLESTON 29401 CHARLES E. PALMER PRES. 1954 IND NP IM STATE xx C

6 PALMER COLLEGECOLUMBIA 29201 CHARLES E. PALMER PRES. 1957 IND NP Im STATE Xx C

7 SPARTANBURG JUNIOR COLLEGESPARTANBURG 29301 JAMES S. BARRETT PRES. 1927 mETH Im SA xx C

TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTERS8 BERKELEY CHARLESTON DORCHESTER

CHARLESTON 29405 HOWARD J. HOFFBERG DIR. 1964 PUBLIL SA x C9 CHESTERFIELD MARLBORO

CHERAW 29520 THOMAS J. FORD DIR. 1969 PUBLIC STATE x C10 FLORENCE OARLINGTUN

FLORENCE 29501 FRED C. FORE r'R 1964 PUBLIC SA x C11 GREENVILLt

GREENVILLE 29606 THOMAS E. BART JR. DIR. 1962 PUBLIC Im SA xx C12 HORRY GEORGETOWN

CONWAY 29526 GEORGE W. DUDLEY JR. DIR. 1966 PUBLIC STATE x C13 MIOLANDS

COLUMBIA 29205 ROBERT GRIGSRY DIR. 1963 PUBLIC Im SA xx C14 ORANGEBURG CALHOUN

ORANGEBURG 29115 CHARLES P. WEBER DIR. 1968 PUBLIC STATE x C15 PIEDMONT

GREENWOOD 29646 LEX D. WALTERS DIR. 1966 PUBLIC IM STATE xx C16 SPARTANBURG COUNTY

SPARTANBURG 29303 JOE O. GAULT DIR. 1962 PUBLIC STATE x C17 SUMTER AREA

SUMTER 29150 wm. CECIL WALTERS OIR. 1963 PUBLIC SA xx C18 TRI COUNTY

PENDLETON 29670 w. T. YARBOROUGH EXEC OIR. PUBLIC STATE xx C19 YORK COUNT).

ROCK HILL 29730 BAXTER M. HOnD DIR. 1964 PUBLIC STATE xx CUNIV OF S. CAROLINA REGIONAL CAMPUSES20 AIKEN REGIONAL CAMPUS

AIKEN 29801 W. C. CASPER RES. DIR. 1961 PUBLIC SA XX C21 BEAUFORT REGIONAL CAMPUS

BEAUF5RT 29902 DARWIN B. BASHAW RES. DIR. PUBLIC SA X C22 COASTAL CAROLINA REGIUNAL CAmPUS CONWAY 29526 EDWARG M. SINGLETON RES. DIR. 1963 PUBLIC SA X C23 LANCASTER REGIONAL CAMPUS LANCASTER 29720 FRANCIS A. LORC DIR. PUBLIC SA XX C24 SALKEHATCHIE REGIONAL CAMPUS ALLENDALE 29810 CARL A. CLAYTON DIR. 1965 PUBLIC SA X C25 SPARTANBURG REGIONAL CAMPUS

SPARTANBURG 291103 N. A. S"SZAKER DIR. PUBLIC $A X C26 UNION REGIONAL CAMPUS UNION 29379 JOHN CASDRIA DIR. 1968 PUBLIC SA XX C

SOUTH DAKOTA

1 FREEMAN JUNIOR COLLEGEFREEMAN 57029 ELOON W. GRABER PRES. 1929 MENNON IR STATE XX C

2 PRESENTATION COLLEGE ABERDEEN 57401 SR. FRANCIS uARY DUNN PRES. 1951 ROM CATH IM NC XX C

TENNESSEE

1 AQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGENASHVILLE 37205 SR. HENRY SUSO FLETCHER PRES. 1961 ROM CATH IM STATE X C

2 CHATTANOOGA STATE TECH INSTITUTECHATTANOOGA 37406 EDGAR H. SESSIONS DIR. 1965 PUBLIC SA XX C

3 CLEVE:AND STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLEVELAND 37311 O. F. ADKISSON PRES. 1967 PU":C IM SA XX C4 COLUMBIA STATE COMMUNITY CULLEGE COLUMBIA 38401 HAROLD S. PRYOR PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM SA XX C

70

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5 346 154 500 300 651 18 7 25 18 845 845 845 722-05316

7

8

910

489

430136400

291

110

225

320780

540136625

20 8

1,260314

6,000

22328

1,260314

6,000

543808

1,800450

6,625

300239

190400

622006

1,900400

7,650

1630

411648

1610

6523

3240

1063948

1413

1015

48

845810

108180180

845810

225225

845810

225225

253-9456576-3911

553-2375537-5286662-815111

12131415

751

430295224

194

2205040

788328

1,733328650345264

104

40

109

50

30

3,6241,154

715845

3,7781,154

40715984

5,5111,482690

1,0601,248

6,171121235209

8,4031,059926

1,5931,148

8326523226

1172

153552

20028676778

16

9

12

139

16613522545180

19613530060

225

25613545060

330

242-3170347-3186782-5471536-0311223-835716

1718

19

20

274192261

172

434060

85

5

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322232351435

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83

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27

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169950

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199

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1,1241,577420

1,385

306302499372123359

705281439643

19111854913350

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1,6701,3501,489

880

48625159750891554

41253218

169

2521935

60304041

168

136

4

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101557259

321738271339

129

216

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550550550550550550

274292272245

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1,2601,260

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576-5770773-9371646-3227328-3843

649-6295524-7112347-3161283-8478584-3446578-1800

2122232425

51334148

148

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6

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6449917372

195

167

56

56

71

143

10826 78

SOUTHOAKOTA

1 512 143

TENNESSEE

1 992 3383 7174 649

16

2378

2377

278288

1

32

8

95

74221

154415995945

16

33

57460503238

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18

8

147

7873

1

9

15

195

20

9

51

80607581506

115

83272

2341,0221,5761,451

2169

102463

1,051538

204

70308

2701,1801,9221,98

11

1422

8

416053

8

48

1851

3115

19

1830

26929168

3

5

9

4

16

8

10

550

950750

600165165165

550

950750

600165165165

1,100

950750

600240375540

427-3681

925-4237225-0420

297-7545698-8681472-7141388-0120

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InstitutionLocation Chief Administrative Head

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§: :u t ri cc a i= ct r-

TENNESSEE

5 CUMBERLAND COLLEGE OF TENNESSEE LEBANON 37087 ERNEST L. STOCKTON PRES. 195619691908192119671908

IND NPPUBLICCH OF CHRMETHPUBLICMETH

ImIm

ImIm

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SASTATESASASASA

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CCC

C

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6

7

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DYERSBURG STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGEFREEO HAROEMAN COLLEGEHIWASSEE COLLEGEJACKSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGEMARTIN COLLEGE

DYERSBURG 38024HENDERSON 38340MADISONVILLE 37354JACKSON 38301PULASKI 38478

E. B. ELLER PRES.E. CLAUDE GARUNER PRES.HORACE N. BARKER PRES.F. E. WRIGHT PRES.HARRY D. WAGNER PRES.11 MORRISTOWN COLLEGE MORRISTOWN 37814 J. O. ERWIN PRES. 1881 METH Im SA x C

12 mOTLOw STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TULLAHOMA 37388 SAm H. INGRAM PRES. 1969 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C13 NASHVILLE STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NASHVILLE 37209 EDWARD WELD DIR. 1970 PUBLIC STATE x C14 STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE AT MEMPHIS MEMPHIS 38128 CHARLtS O. WHITEHEAD DIR. 1967 PuBLIC Im SA x C15 TOMLINSON COLLEGE

CLEvELANO 37311 J. O. WILKINSON J. PRES. 1966 CH OF GOU Im STATE x C16 WALTERS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MORRISTOWN 37814 JAMES W. CLARK PRES. 1970 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C

TEXAS

1 ALvIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ALVIN 77511 D. P. 0 QUINN PRES. 1949 PUBLIC Im SA XX C2 AMARILLO COLLEGE AmARILLC 79105 A. 6. MARTIN PRES. 1929 PuBLIC Im SA xx C3 ANGELINA COLLEGE LUFKIN 75901 JACK $4. HUOGINS PRES. 1968 PUBLIC im STATE XX C4 BEF COUNTY COLLEGE

BEEVILLE 78102 GRADY C. HOGuE PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im SA Xx C5 BLINN COLLEGt

BRENHAM 77833 JAMES H. ATKINSON PRES. 1927 PUBLIC Im SA Xx C6 BRAZOSPORT JUNIOR COLLEGE FREEPORT 77541 J. R. JACKSON PRES. 1968 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C7 CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE KILLEEN 76541 LUIS N. MORTON JR. PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im SA XX C8 CHRISTIAN COLLEGE OF THE SOUTHWEST DALLAS 75228 HENRY E. SPECK PRES. 1966 CH OF cHR STATE x C9 CISCO JoNIOR COLLEGE

CISCO 76437 LELAND WILLIS PRES. 1941 PUBLIC Im SA xx C10 CLARENDON JUNIOR COLLEGt CLARENDON 79226 KENNETH C. VAUGHAN PRES. 1927 PUBLIC SA xx C11 COLLEGE OF THE MAINLAND

TEXAS CITY 77590 HERBERT F. STALLWORTH PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im SA xx C12 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE AUSTIN 78705 PAUL ELBRECHT PRES. 1951 LUTH im SA X C13 COOKE COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE GAINESVILLE 76240 A. E. SHASTEEN PRES. 1924 PUBLIC Im SA Xx CDALLAS COUNTY JUNIOR CULLEGE DISTRICT CALLAS 75202 BILL J. PRIEST CHANCELLOR 1966 PUBLIC im14 tASTFIELD COLLEGE MESQUITE 75149 JAN LECROY PRES. 1970 PUBLIC IM STATE Xx C15 EL CENTRO COLLEGE DALLAS 75202 DUNALO T. RIPPEY PRE. 1966 PUBLIC IM SA xx C16 MOUNTAIN VIEW COLLEGE DALLAS 75211 DALE DOUGLAS PRES. 1970 PUBLIC Im STATE xx C17 DEL MAR COLLtGE

CORPUS CHRISTI 78404 JEAN RICHARDSON PRES. 1935 PUBLIC Im SA Xx C18 FORT WORTH CHRISTIAN COLLEGE FORT WORTH 76118 A. V. ISBELL PRES. 1959 CH OF CHR STATE X C19 FRANK PHILLIPS COLLEGE BORGER 79007 J. W. DILLARD PRES. 1948 PUBLIC IM SA X C20 GALVESTON COLLEGE GALVESTON 77550 MELVIN P. PLExCO PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Im SA xx C21 GRAYSON COUNTY COLLEGE DENISON 75020 CRUCE STARK PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM SA Xx C

72

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Enrollment as of October 1969 Faculty1970.71

InstructionalFult.Time (dly & evening) Part-Time (day & evening) '8 8' V. Facultyi £2C '2 SI II "a F,2

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TENNESSEE

5 258 107 36567

8

910

198456375353205

257250511127

34

2

198747625864334

11 89 66 15512 331 12 3431314 571 74 20 66515 103 42 14516

TEXAS

1 387 224 6112 1,8263 421 104 40 5654 585 150 31 7665 1,151 427 25 1,6036 4447 659 193 18 8708 160 120 18 2989 677 200 8 885

10 269 69 15 35311 385 107 11 50312 118 57 17513 586 239 29 854

1415 2,268 748 142 3,1581617 2,090 639 1 2,73018 67 43 11019 355 70 42520 500 98 17 61521 ti 16 264 19 1,099

13 7 19390

2 6 3

2 2127 447

7 4

180 7

622 53 443

390 256 5

228 56 22195 50 25

9 11

1,124 139 28655 22 47

109 20 24

335 39 4816 4 2

336 69 84

3,454 682 272

1,081 552 3210 8

108 65 29218 39 35

1,02--- 192 -3...T5-

39 404 200390 588 304

11 758 2024 629 234

574 1,438 77411 345 88

15-5187 530 280

719 1,384 6853 148

651 1,262 8831,624 3,450 1,415

306 871 332270 1,036 481

20 1,623 2006284 8 9

1,549 2,419 1,648124 422 187153 11038 332

353 124422 925 694

22 197489 1,343 433

4,408 7,566 2,996

1,665 4,395 3,37618 128

202 627 244292 907 948

1,569 2,668 1,009

361632742633

1,412383248771398

1,675129414

1,4714,001

8721,1221,740

3,219434

1,170411

1,259258

1,581

3,5226,7102,0605,523

104633

1,2742,819

16 8 242640296825

61

5

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12 6 1832 8 4021 13 3457 38 95

8 1 1017 9 26

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4501 80173

34 8 4249 4 5379 6 85

39 444 30 7416 18 3447 7 5415 7

34 15 4292

10 7 1740 25 65

90 46 136182 126 30866 33 99

206 385 5916 6 12

22 18 4046 22 6887 28 115

6 816 8169 165 1659 864 8649 720 7207 165 1656 500 5005 500 5008 165 165

10 165 16515 165 165

3 600 6006 165

12 10012 122 114302

9 100 12012 200 300

6 1050 12051115 150 17C

6 1,100 1,1008 100 120

10500 120

816 444-2562540 285-6910864 989-4611720 442-2091540 424-3520500 363-1567500 ----5.86-540 455-8511405 7141-1216405 388-1200600 476-7529375 581-2121

585-5311442020 376-5641400 634-7744500 358-3130400 836-9311200 --/33-M.6*--

500 526-12111,100 279-6511

300 442-2567400 874-3571

144

020

4 610 6610610 95-Pc------7-6.

452-76617 110 130 400 665-3476

14 746-212515 12v 180 420 746-310018 120 180 420 746-231215 120 180 420 746-410026 120 240 408 882-6231

4 960 960 960 281-17506 100 160 400 274-5311

10 50 50 200 763-127515 100 120 400 465-6030

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TEXAS


Projertu

8 cs Ce 1

LI a2 c...k !:

22232425

HENOERSUN COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGEHILL JUNIOR COLLEGEHOWARO COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGEJACKSONVILLE COLLEGE

ATHENS 75751HILLSBORO 76645BIG SPRING 79720JACKSONVILLE 75766

ORVAL PIRTLE PRES.O. B. BAILEY PRES.W. A. HUNT PRES.CURTIS CARROLL PRES.

1946196219461918

PUBLICPUBLICPUBLICBAPT

Im

ImIm

Im

SASASA

STATE

XXXXXXX

C

C

C

C

26 KILGORE COLLEGE KILGORE 75662 R. C. WATSON PRES. 1935 PUBLIC 1m SA XX C

27 LARE00 JUNIuR COLLEGE LAREDO 78040 RAY A. LAIRD PRES. 1947 PUBLIC 1m SA xx C

28 LEE COLLEGE BAYTOWN 77520 RICHARD O. STRAHAN PRES. 1934 PUBLIC 1m SA XX C

29 LON MORRIS COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE 75766 C. E. PEEPLES PRES. 1873 METH Im SA X C

30 MARY ALLEN JUNIOR COLLEGE CROCKETT 75835 IRA L. CLARK PRES. 1955 BAPT STATE X C

31 MCLENNAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE WACO 76708 WILBUR A. BALL PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

32 NAVARRO JUNIOR COLLEGE CCRSICANA 75110 BEN W. JONES PRES. 1946 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

33 PANOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE CARTHAGE 75633 QUINTIN M. MARTIN PRES. 1948 PUBLIC IM SA XX C

34 PARIS JUNIOR COLLEGE PARIS 75460 LOUIS B. WILLIAMS PRES. 1924 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

PERMIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE SYSTEM 00ESSA 79760 JACK ROOGERS CHANCELLOR35 mIOLANO COLLEGE MIDLAND 79701 AL G. LANGFORO PRES. 1969 PUBLIC SA XX C

36 ODESSA COLLEGE 00ESSA 79760 JACK ROOGERS CHANCELLOR 1946 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

37 RANGER JUNIOR COLLEGE RANGER 76470 E. W. MINCE PRES. 1926 PUBLIC IM SA XX C

SAN ANTONIO JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT SAN ANTONIO 78212 WAYLAND P. m000Y PRES.38 ST. PHILIP S COLLEGE SAN ANTONIO 78203 JCHN MURPHY DEAN 1927 PUBLIC SA XX C

39 SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE SAN ANTONIO 78212 WAYLANO P. mODOY PRES. 1925 PUBLIC IM SA XX C

40 SAN JACINTO COLLEGE PASAOENA 77505 THOMAS m. SPENCER PRES. 1961 PUBLIC Im SA Xx C

41 SCHREINER INSTITUTE KERRVILLE 78028 ANOREw EOINGTON PRES. 1924 PRESBY IM SA X C

42 SOUTH PLAINS COLLEGE LEVELLANO 79336 MARVIN BAKER PRES. 1958 PUBLIC IM SA XX C

43 SOUTH TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE HOUSTON 77002 W. I. OYKES PRES. 1948 INO NP Im SA X C

44 SOUTHERN BIBLE COLLEGE HOUSTON 77015 wOROEN mCOONALO PRES. 1958 PENT HOL STATE XX C

45 SOUTHWEST TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE UVALDE 78801 WAYNE PATTHEWS PRES. 1946 PUBLIC IM SA XX C

46 SOUTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE TERRELL 75160 JACK EVANS PRES. 1950 CH OF CHR STATE X C

47 SOUTHWESTERN JR. COLL ASSEMBLIES OF GOO WAXAHACHIE 75165 BLAKE L. FARMER PRES. 1944 A OF GOO Im SA X C

TARRANT COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT FORT WORTH 76102 JOE B. RUSHING CHANCELLOR 1967 PUBLIC 1m SA XX C

48 NORTHEAST CAMPUS HuRST 76053 DON ANTHONY PRES. 1968 PUBLIC IM SA XX C

49 SOUTH CAMPUS FORT WORTH 76119 CHARLES MCKINNEY PRES. 1967 PUBLIC IM SA XX C

50 TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE TEMPLE 76501 HuBERT M. DAWSON PRES. 1926 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

51 TExARKANA COLLEGE TEXARKANA 75501 J. W. CADY PRES. 1927 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

52 TEXAS SOUTHMOST COLLEGE BROWNSVILLE 78520 WILLIAM H. WALTON PRES. 1926 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

53 TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE TYLER 75701 H. E. JENKINS PRES. 1926 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

54 VICTORIA COLLEGE VICTORIA 77901 J. O. MOORE PRES. 1925 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

55 wEATHERFORO COLLEGE WEATHERFORD 76086 J. C. NICHOLS PRES. 1921 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

56 WHARTON COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE WHARTON 77488 THEOOCRE NICKSICK JR. PRES. 1946 PUBLIC Im SA XX C

74

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10 LuTHER RICE COLLEGE ALEXANDRIA 22310 C. L. BISHOP PRES. 1906 BAPT IM--Tm

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WASHINGTON

1 BELLEVUE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BELLEVUE 98007 MERLE E. LANDERHOLM PRES. 1966 PUBLIC IM NW XX C2 BIG BEND COMMUNITY COLLEGE MOSES LAKE 98837 ROBERT J. WALLENSTIEN PRES. 1962 PUBLIC IM Nw XX C3 CENTRALIA COLLEGE CENTRALIA 98531 NELS h. HANSON pRES. 1925 PUBLIC IM NW xX C4 CLARK COLLEGE VANCOUVER 98663 OWIGHT C. BAIRO PRES. 1933 PUBLIC IM NW XX C5 COLuMBIA BASIN COLLEGE PASCO 99301 FREO L. ESVELI PRES. 1955 PUBLIC IM Nw XX C

COMMUNITY CULLEGE OISTRICT V EVERETT 98201 PAUL MCCuRLEY DIST. PRES. IM6 EDMONDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE LYNNWOOD 98036 JAMES R. WARREN PRES. 1967 PUBLIC IM Nw XX C7 EVERETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE EVERETT 98201 JEANETTE POORE PRES. 1941 PUBLIC IM Nw XX C

COMMUNITY COLLEGE OISTRICT XVII SPOKANE 99207 WALTER S. JOHNSON PRES. 1970 PUBLIC STATE XX C8 SPOKANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPOANE 99207 HOBART JENKINS PRES. 1963 PUBLIC IM NW XX C9 SPOKANE FALLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPOKANE 99204 MAX SNYDER PRES. 1967 PUBLIC Nw XX C10 FORT STEILACOOM COMMUNITY COLLEGE TACOMA 98499 MARION 0. OPPELT PRES. 1967 PUBLIC IM NW XX C11 GRAYS HARBOR COLLEGE ABERDEEN 98520 EDWARD P. SMITH PRES. 1930 PUBLIC IM NW XX C12 GREEN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE AUBURN 98002 MELVIN LINDBLOOM PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM Nw XX C13 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIOWAY 98031 M. A. ALLAN PRES. 1961 PUBLIC Nw XX C14 LOWER COLUMBIA COLLEGE LONGVIEW 98632 OAVID H. STORY PRES. 1934 PUBLIC IM Nw XX C15 OLYMPIC COLLEGE BREMERTON 98310 NORMAN C. RICHAROSON PRES . 1946 PUBLIC IM NW XX C16 PENINSULA COLLEGE PORT ANGELES 98362 E. JOHN MAIER PRES. 1961 PUBLIC IM Nwi XX CSEATTLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE OISTRICT SEATTLE 98122 WM. MOORE JR. ACT PRES. IM17 NORTH SEATTLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98103 CECIL BAXTER JR. PRES. 1969 PUBLIC N. XX C1B SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98122 WILLIAM MOORE JR. PRtS. 1966 PUBLIC Nw XX C19 SOUTH SEATTLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98106 ROBERT C. SMITH PRES. 1966 PUBLIC Nw XX C20 SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98133 RICHARD WHITE pRES. 1964 PUBLIC IM Nw XX C21 SKAGIT VA(LEY COLLEGE MOUNT VERNON 98273 NORWOOD COLE PRES. 1926 PUBLIC IM Nw XX C22 TACOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE TACOMA 98465 THORNTON M. FORD PRES. 1965 PUBLIC IM NW XX C

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WEST VIRGINIA

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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY4 wILLIAPSON BRANCH WILLIAMSON 25661 WILLIAM E. BARRETT DIR. 1963 PUBLIC NC XX C5 OHIU vALLEY COLLEGE PARKERSBURG 26101 JUSTIN B. RORERIS PRES. 1960 CH OF CHR IM STATE X C

wEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY6 PARKERSBURG CENTER PARKERSBURG 26101 RCBERT H. STAUFFER DEAN 1961 PUBLIC IM NC XX C7 POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE KEYSER 26726 HAROLD C. DOSTER DEAN 1921 PUBLIC Im NE XX C

WISCONSIN

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FOx VALLEY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE5 APPLETON CENTER APPLETON 54911 NO INFORMATION AVAILAbLE6 OSHKOSH CENTER OSHKOSH 54901 NO INFORMAIION AVAILABLE7 HOLY CROSS COLLEGE MERRILL 54452 ELAINE PALUCK PRES. 1968 IND NP STATE X C8 KENOSHA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE KENOSHA 53140 KEITH W. STOEHR DIR. 1959 PUBLIC NC X C9 LAKESHORE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SHEBOYGAN SHEBOYGAN 53081 FREDERICK J. NIERODE DIST DIR PUBLIC NC X C

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16 716 262 978 317 1,900 2,217 3,195 319 3,592 72 135 207 14 839 839 432-8641

81

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Institution Locition Chief Administrative Heed

li..'......0

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WISCONSIN

17 RACINE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE RACINE 53403 HOWARD M. HEIGL DIST. OIR. PUBLIC STATE X C

18 SUPERIUR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SUPERIOR 54880 SAM L. LAVINE OISTRICT OIR. 1965 PUBLIC STATE X C

UNIV. OF WISCONSIN CENTER SYSTEM MADISON 53706 L. H. ADOLFSON CHANCELLOR 1933 PUBLIC NC X C

19 BARABOO SAUK COUNTY CAMPUS BARABOO 53913 THECOORE N. SAVIOES DEAN 1968 PUBLIC NC X C

20 MARATHON COUNTY CAMPUS WAUSAU 54401 WILLIAM R. PETERS OEAN 1933 PUBLIC NC X C

21 MARSHFIELD WOOD COUNTY CAMPUS MARSHFIELD 54449 NORBERT E. KOOPMAN OEAN 1964 PUBLIC NC X C

22 ROCK COUNTY CAMPUS JANESVILLE 53545 GEORGE A. CONOON OEAN 1966 PUBLIC NC X C

23 SHEBMAN COUNTY CAMPUS SHEBOYGAN 53081 JAMES A. SMITH OEAN 1933 PUBLIC NC X C

24 WASHINGTON COUNTY CAMPUS WEST BEND 53095 HARRY J. MAXWELL OEAN 1968 PUBLIC NC X C

25 WAUKESHA COUNTY CAMPUS WAUKESHA 53186 MURRAY OEUTSCH OEAN 1966 PUBLIC NC X C

26 WAUKESHA COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WAUKESHA 53186 A. J. NATALIZIO OIR. 1963 PUBLIC IM STATE X C

27 WESTERN WISCONSIN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE LA CROSSE 54601 CHAS G. RICHAROSON DIST. OIR. 1965 PUBLIC IM NC X C

WISCONSIN ST. UNIV. OSHKOSH28 FOND DU LAC CAMPUS FOND DU LAC 54935 WILLARD J. HFNKEN DEAN 1968 PUBLIC NC X C

WISCONSIN ST. UNIV. PLATTEVILLE29 RICHLAND CAMPUS RICHLANO CENTER 53581 ROSS R. PAPKE OEAN 1967 PUBLIC NC X C

WISCONSIN ST. UNIV. STEVENS POIN130 MEDFORD CAMPUS MEDFORD 54451 RUSSELL OLIVFR OEAN 1969 PUBLIC NC X C

WYOMING

1 CASPER COLLEGE CASPER 82601 TILGHMAN H. ALEY PRES. 1945 PUBLIC IM NC XX C

2 CENTRAL WYOMING COLLEGE RIVERTON 82501 WALTER H. PALMBERG PRES. 1968 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C

3 EASTERN wYOMING COLLEGE TORRINGTON 82240 CHARLES ROGERS PRES. 1956 PUBLIC 1M STATE XX C

4 LARAMIE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHEYENNE 82001 CHARLES E. CARPENTER PRES. 1969 PUBLIC 1M STATE XX C

5 NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE POWELL 82435 SINCLAIR ORENDORFF PRES. 1946 PUBLIC IM NC XX C

6 SHERIOAN COLLEGE SHERIOAN 82801 CANA N. PEITFRSEN PRES. 1948 PUBLIC IM NC XX C

7 wESTERN WYOMING COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROCK SPRINGS 82901 CHARLES C. CRANDALL PRES. 1959 PUBLIC IM STATE XX C

AMERICAN SAMOA

1 THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF AMERICAN SAMOA PAGO PAGO 96920 OAVIO LYNN DIR. 1970 PUBLIC STATE XX C

CANAL ZONE

1 CANAL ZONE COLLEGE BALBUA GLEN E. MURPHY DEAN 1934 PUBLIC IM MS XX C

82


FacultyEnrollment u of October 1969

1970.71InstructionalFull.Time (day & evening) Paraime (day & evening)

.421. :6'. Faculty

E0 I C 0

Eo 1 t51 Z I; g Ei t = .Ti 3 2 E cm t..-: t:--

tr. 41 g '6t u: a 128

Cons P. Academic Yur

Tuition

WISCONSIN

17 34518 191

19 14320 374

120151

52202

2147

465342

216623

42614

8

17

1328

7

145696

55822

71

127

11023364

287750

98

80281

11060447

294755

3624

21 158 64 11 233 11 15 46 72 305 54 31222 264 132 36 432 56 26 126 208 640 179 61023 267 163 20 450 20 22 67 109 559 160 51424 210 127 16 353 27 22 114 163 516 115 55825 659 244 38 941 83 88 231 402 11343 327 1,34826 467 198 665 173 935 1.108 1,773 430 2,150 8027 801 270 1,071 329 14 343 1,414 155 1,766 10028 350 111 461 42 4 46 507 150 561 2729 C14 113 327 23 14 37 364 116 367 2230 111 6 117 7 22 29 146 24 241 13

WYOMING

1 1,141 465 7 1,613 60 81 1,150 1,291 21904 225 21720 1072 263 118 381 12 5 215 232 613 27 623 273 182 68 250 14 8 88 110 360 23 324 154 286 57 343 358 107 415 880 11223 104 1/742 345 320 143 463 100 26 47 173 736 30 721 386 277 155 432 63 63 495 471 247 221 72 293 41 9 50 343 370 29

AMERICAN SAMOA

1

264 548 13

CANAL ZONE

1 245 122 3 370 841 841 1,211 550 1,244 29

200 236 126 30 7

265 345 2427 127 25

6 33 6

7 29 7

6 19 2

60 167 64 31 319 24 6

60 94 614 52 613 37 93 32 6

26 39 11

26 55 3

488488

300534

488458

534

1,7751,775

637-1251394-6677262-1783356-8351545-9602

488 4118 1,778 387-1147488 488 1,775 754-2841488 488 1,778 458-5566488 488 1,778 338-1161488 488 1,778 542-8525

200 200 547-1701500 500 782-6238

320 320 1,250 922-8440

440 440 1,370 647-6186

322 322 738 748-3600

150 222 802 235-1551100 150 400 856-9291110 150 200 532-3336192 288 480 634-5853225 304 400 754-5151192 305 750 674-4421180 230 230 352-2121

325-03

300 1,120 11120 245-90

16183



Programa

80. e7.

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PUERTO RICO

1 BAYAMON CENTRAL UNIVERSITYCATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF PuERTO RICO

2 AGUAOILLA BRANCH3 ARECIBO CENTER4 CAGUAS BRANCH5 GuAYAMA CENTER6 MAYAGUEZ CENTER7 COLL OF TmE SACREO rlEART JR COLL 01V

INTER AMERICAN UNIV OF PuERTO RICOB AGUAOILLA REGIONAL COLLEGE9 ARECIBO REGIONAL COLLEGE

10 BARRANQUITAS REGIONAL COLLEGE11 BAYAMON REGIONAL COLLEGE12 PUNCE13 PUERTO RICO JUNIOR COLLEGE

UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO14 ARECIBO REGIONAL COLLEGE15 CAYEY REGIONAL COLLEGE15 HUMACAO RE(,IONAL COLLEGE17 PONCE REGIONAL COLLEGE

CANADA

1 COLUMBIA JR. COLLEGE2 LAMBTON COLL. OF APPLIEO ARTS & TECH3 LETHBRIOGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE4 wALASPINA COLLEGE_5 MEDICINE HAT COLLEGEo MOHAWK COILEGE UF APP. ARTS & TECH.7 muu,a ROYAL COLLEGE5 ,ENECA CCLLEGE APPLIED ARTS & TECH.

BAYAMON 00619

AGUAOILLA 00603ARECIBO 00612CAGUASGUAYAMA 0Q654MAYAGUEZ 00708SAN JUAN 00914

AGUAOILLA 00603ARECIBO 00612BARRANQUITAS 00618BAYAMON 00619PONCE 00731RIO PIEDRAS 00928

ARECIBO 00012CAYEY 00633HUMACAO 00661PONCE 00731

ANTONIO mA VAN ROOIJ PRES. 1970 IND NP Im STATE XX C

ANGEL VERA DIR. 1460 ROm CATm MS X CNO INFORMATInN AVAILABLENO INFORMATIoN AVAILABLEANORES CASANOVA ESCOBAR DIR. 1966 ROM CATM Im mS X C

PEDRO A. OIEZ DIR. 1958 ROm LATH Im MS XX OJESUS M. FIGUEROA DIR. 1970 IND NP mS XX C

FERNANOO BONILLA OIR.ALBERT A. RIDOERING DIR.NO INFORMATION AVAILABLEJOSEFINA NAVARRO DIR.RAFAEL COTTO OIR.ANA G. mENOEZ PRES.

1957 PRESBY mS X C

1957 PRESBY mS X C

1966 PRESBY MS1962 PRESEY MS1950 IND NP IM mS

JOSE NORBERTO MORALES OEAN 1967 PuBLIC mSNO INFORMATION AVAILABLEPEDRO GONZALZL RAMOS OIR. 1962 What MSVICTOR MANUEL MADERA DIR. 1970 PUBLIC mS

VANCOUVER B. C. w. E. STANWICR DEANSARNIA ONTARIO G. 1 DELGROSSO PRES.LETHBRIOGE ALBERTA NO INFORMATIoN AVAILABLENANAIMO B. C. C. M. OPGAARD PRES.mEO:CINE HAT ALBERTA NEVILLE 0. MATTHEWS PRES.HAMILTON ONTARIO J. w. mAZELTON PRES.CALGARY ALBERTA NO INFORMATION AVAILABLEwILLOw0ALE ONTARIO w. T. NEWNHAm PRES.

XX C

XX C

XX O

XX C

XX C

XX C

1965 INO NP IM X C

1966 PUBLIC :m XXIM

1969 PUBLIC IM XX1965 PUBLIC IM XX C

1966 PUBLIC x tIM

1967 PUBLIC IM X C

84


Enrollment as of October 1969Faculty1970.71

InstructionalFullTime (day & Inning) Part.Time (day &

F;c

19 23 .a g F2Faculty

C :2 C "E -a cri ;If 13 cs)ZE 1 I

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8.§ a

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Costs Per Acadia:11c Year

Tuition

5 = ,2 E. :.

0

PUERTO RICO

1 154 160 38 352

2 65 95 160345 53 44 3 1006 140 54 2 1967

8 197 77 46 3209 217 140 124 481

1011 218 153 133 50412 181 105 146 43213 1,632 1,211 2,843

14 571 302 2 8751516 864 492 15 1,37117

CANADA

1 216 56 2722 338 306 4 64834 358 3585 1147 125 3126 1,081 796 264 2,14178 1,300 650 150 2,100

38 65

29 30

41 3547 25

58 2968 54

72 7233 2576 399

65 29

121 118

84 35

28056

2,946 6

51

14

154

59

90

506

219

190

606

400

255

630

218

231

17

4

7

25

17

8

42

21

1540 112 308 3-0 275 10 10 20

180 14 14

93 180 500 621 569 8 11 19105 227 708 785 904 20 15 35

130 274 -778 697 1,084 13 37 5083 141 573 557 647 11 31 42

475 3/ 318 4,006 115 38 153

53 147 1,022 871 1,537 83 2 85

47 286 1,657 996 1,967 74 26 100361 23 2 25

272 110 240 27 27916 1,035 1 / 683 1,887 53 80 133

280 638 16 1,168 49 17 6661 117 429 163 459 28 4 32

2,952 5,09-3 2,392 269 5 274

2,100 300 3,150 186 2 188

7 590 590 590 786-3030

3 700 700 700 891-1235

8 350 350 350 864-16684 700 700 700 832-31503 400 400 400 724-7800

6 570 570 570 891-09254 570 570 570 878-2522

17 750 750 750 785-68725 700 700 700 843-3825

23 500 500 500 767-9730

10 120 120 120 878-2830

25 155 155 155 852-161533 842-9842

10 500 500 50013 150 150 150

11 200 400 4007

57

107 185

16585

433-9151344-7434

753-1211527-2277389-77.7r61

491-5050

Institution

OTHER COUNTRIES


Location Clue Administrative Head

Progremt

1 AMERICAN COLLEGE IN PARIS PARIS FRANCE JCHN E. MCNARY PRES. 1961 INO NP IM X C

2 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SWITZERLANO LEYSIN NO INFORMATIflei AVAILABLE3 FRANKLIN COLLEGE LUGANO SWITZERLAND PIETRO B. CASSINA PRS. 1970 INO NP PM x C4 INSTITUTO OE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORE5 SANTO OOMINGO D. R. OSCAR G. BERGES RECTOR 1966 IND NP IM XX C5 ST. JOHN S COLLEGE BRITISH HONOURAS REV. LEU P. WEBER PRES. 1964 ROM CATH IM XX C6 SCHILLER COLLEGE KLEININGERSHEIM w G NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE Im

86

1 6 *i!


FacultyEnrollment as of October 1969


Full.Time (day & waning) Part.Tima (day & evening).2. e ..Es i leo Faculty

g1 i 2 g gE E 1 I 0 t r, ul U

1 5 "F. IC7: 3 -4, E , ,

E r.. 1 1 =0 t*15X s g . Grin- 1- 0 u. e,-

COM Pt( Academic Year

Tuition

iG c

0 r.=.7? 1'15 "E 0o I- Z

FRANCE

1 163 154 2 319 6 6 1 13 332 34 327 12 2523 97 10 24 220 140 69 429 16 47 63 492 448 14 115 47 43 90 90 132 96 9 36

37 7 1.500 1,500 1,500 551-2157

12 6 1,800 1,800 1,800 545-12025 8 600 600 600 689-828112 3 140 140 140 2463

Table 11 Summary by States All Junior Colleges

Number otArmor Colleges

Enrollment as ol October 1969

Full Time Pan Time

State5

a

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2

a 2

= Tow

Ote

17i17i17i

22 17 5 20 11,227 4,577 2,904 563 81721 231553 1.152ALASKA 6 7 1 2 330 337 12: 1519: 760 3.806 5.5501:?/3432 43.046

263ARIZONA 12 12

1,00490 14,327 15.403

1.96710 111077

4,60413,120 20.600 34,927

ARKANSAS 8 4 4 6 20 6552.077

163 257 1.115 1,484 4,489 1.2::2.265,,in01.132 31596

CALIFURNIA 97 92 5 85 186,038 69,119 11.723 266.880 236,145 79,606 71,451 3871202 654.068 200.024 717.130 20.165COLORA00 16 16 12 3.615

4,019740 14,330 3,362 751 7.783 21.935 6.661 27.683

6.428 26.1221,476

CONNECTICUT 23 14 4 14 99:2249 231134:136:

3,1762.490

8.947OELAWARE 5 3 2 5 2.833 1.463 72 1.129

1.311311

316093.892

::296605

1.104 10,0671.544622

2,898OISTRICT UF COLUMBIA 4 1 3 4 381 283 105 96 81

2.41:

198FLORIDA 32 27 5 32 39,159 21.687 4,039 68:93:: 221229

3.37991894 191023 52:C71500 117,055 51:3:: 128.452 4,755

GEORGIA 24 14 10 21 10.318 5.017 24811293

1.478 253 5.230 21.463 ' 9.720 25.212 1.109HAWAII 7 6 1 7 4.582 1.21' 30516.233

386 5.143 11.245 i 1.682 13.891 486

7.;28

IDAHO 2 2 3 890 151 118 4881.92j3.11.62

8.905154.009ILLINOIS 57 47 10 51 4';:1643: 17,7C4

61102

2049 619":g1 35.982 7,905 21.837 67,710 13=31771

41.4175

81786INDIANA 4 2 2 3 1.230 346 108 4045,707 25.570

642IOWA 26 20 6 20 12:029: 5.863

4,460

1.082 4,184740 18.697 713

313176,048 24.719

KANSAS 25 20 5 24 344 14.0371.394

785 2,t130 3.433 21,154 11:2gKENTUCKY 22 15 7 19

912332,312 34 8,793

2.2412.026 594 969

3.956 17,9934.053 13.334 720

LOUISIANA 6 7 1 1

5,798907 75 4,286 447 977

3.933 12,7262.705 7.070 3.251 8.130 423

MAINE 6 5 1 2

14::3:35

1.2815

8,5023 25 508 2)4

MARYLANO 18 15

3,3041,502

3 16 141532 782.570

19,44933' 2,603

13.886 44248ii3:

2:14:6MASSACHUSETTS 34 15 19 32 18.987 11.887 543 31.417 2.736 8::61817.292 36.741

t:902434 13.398 44.8154.578MICHIGAN 36 32 4 30 32.625 12,698 150 50,097 41,373 13,064

1.7535.609 63.870 1141736 10:2:: 127.629

1.126MINNESOTA 22 18 4 19 111509 4,4396,129

95 16.0431,666

401 492 3,417 19,460 4.192 21,143MISSISSIPPI 25 le 7 21 1.432 732 3.603 231267 5,885 23.792

4,235MISSOURI 22 -1-5 T -2-2- 112,74r; 1.190 M:9044 1.774 14.118 122:030f 11.708 171066MONTANA 3 3 3 752 362

6.413462 397

1.111

51:8 112277,220

115

1.346

NEBRASKA 9 8 1 7 90 477 119 3,417 1,733

11/69

4592.368 2.821 ::31.16NEVADA 1 1 1

1.345

13,41:41 202 303 100 402NEW HAMPSHIRE 5 1 4 3 815 539 10 108 13 99 220 122

48:2:: 2.8g:NEW JERSEY 22 11 9 18 14,725 61702 155 211:81 1.915 7,488 17,749 3.1;:5317

5.251NEw MEXICO 9 9 4 21121 844 86 2:919128 556 303179,576 16322,

5,023NEW YORK 6( 43 17 55 60,645 35.052 11255 936:1:; 22.402 192.670 1,0...;i

6,74316.093 38.991 822::::

NORTH CAROLINA 64 54 12 51 22,586 8.573 172 32.188 1.146 10.720 19.136 51.821 221081 58,798NORTH UAKOTA 7 6 1 4 3,406 41 219 172 702

;V2760 61631 3811,804 5,251

14,581 631177 2.921OHIO 38 36 2 13 19.229 81711 -3.066 -JTITIY20 13.873 -373W47,41 1.093t4.020 5t;,.

OKLAHOMA lb 14 4 13 51533 2.833 11510:2

834 460 539 2.117 11.257 1.960 16.77391368 53,688

725OREGON 15 13 2 13 15,595 61756 4.743 297:

2:17121.035 149424 19,141 46,235 2.917

PENNSYLVANIA 47 32 15 27 24.358 141727 31906 171244 31,077 73,974 16,785 82.403 4.383RHODE ISLANO 3 1 2 2 3,453 2.140

799 42,697769 71692 430

SOUTH CAROLINA 26 TT 5 --T- 5,5 19T 2.1685.593

.-P-2- 10,07- 926 699 116:910 18,9141,292 6.885

28,962 12.595 351118 1.307SOUTH OAKOTA 2 2 2 194 101 295 33 18 9 60 355 90 378 48TENNESSEE 16 9 7 14 4,742 21112 96 832

8.615276 4,921 12,668 727

TEXAS 56 45 11 48 41,278 1613336.950 21604

11856 621573 26,4405,241

3.712 1016624,584 421462 105.035 49.101 118.720 5.563

UTAH 5 5 3 31838 96 013 24

14:82'Ij

29777 8,018 1,553 8,4532.488

476VERMONT -5 1 5 22 2,406 156 159

24:51::

36 200

24:839:

1,307

VIRGINIA 28 21 7 2511383

121074915601.001

2.804 201775WASHINGTON 26 26

6164520 201905 10.125 7,564 38,594

3,9879,986

::::: 13,634 34.44236,414 501:::41 89.288 17.313 91,858

NEST VIRGINIA 7 4 3 6 13 612 443 106 2311,805 11182 310003,465 3,417 141133 34.631 8:2:: 381652 21459WISCONSIN 28 25 3 a 14.313 5.825 360 20,496

6,674 + -7.-olr" 61971WYOMING 7 7 7 7 11775 236 2.799 47721690 1.078 2,::t264 548 39AMERICAN SAMOA 1 1

1,978

CANAL ZONE 1 1 1 245 122 3 370 841 841 11211 5500:

55PUERTO RICO 13 3 10 4 4.292 2.633 509 648 881 616 2,145 91779 6,090 12:: 621T OTAL 1,091 847 244 847 758,556 336.500 511755 1,170:::42 516.077 178,679 3411930 1,064,18712,238.504 703,209 2,499037 109,345

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Table III - Summary by States - Public Junior Colleges

w izrale 4)

'3 tStitt i 4ALARAMA 1 7ALASKA 7ARIZONA 12ARKANSAS 4

CALIFORNIA 92COLORADO 16CONNECTICUT 14DELAWARE 3

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA I

FLORIDA 27GEORGIA 14HAWAII 6IDAHO 2ILLINOIS 47INDIANA 2TUI7i-- 20KANSAS 20KENTUCKY 15LOUISIANA 7

MAINE 5MARYLANO F5MASSACHUSETTS 15MICHIGAN 32MINNESOTA 18MISSISSIPPI 18MISSOURI 15MONTANA 3

NORASKA 8NEVADA

I

NEW HAMPSMIREI

NEW JERSEY 13NEW MEXICO 9NEW YURK 43NORTH CAROLINA 54NORTH DAKOTA 6OHIO 36OKLAHOMA 14OREGON 13PENNSYLVANIA 32RHOOE ISLAND I

SOUIM CAROLINA 21SOUTH DAKOTATENNESSEE 9TEXAS 45UTAH 5VERMONT I

VIRGINIA 21WASHINGTON 26WEST VIRGINIA 4wISCONSIN 25wrOmIN 7

'AMERICAN SAMOA 1

CANAL ZONE 1

oueRTo RICO 3

1 OTAL 847

En lament as of Climber 1969

FullTunt Pirtlumi

t.S gl E 2 r.f7 c

i 1li g

i1 2 e- aR .3A ,E. 1 fl.

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2 E ii. 2 3 20 .., E 1.1 63' Z

% 6.3 72i a . TWM

,.... = Tom - o ig . o - -16

I

10

3

62129

3

I

2713

6

2

432

1419

12

1

I

TI13

2616

16

15

3

6I

I

124

40394

11

10II

14

I

4

7

42

3

1

18

203

6

7

1

645

17J

9,945259

11.0771.415

185,614

4,057307

3,160611

68.8719,0747,7241.565

3812788,3194,4371.601

42,69811736

3,6152,834

822

21,1143,6921,173

58116.0051.127

10.5708,2704,5803,3041,248

4.1293.8581.696

907

14,13610,85831,67110.911101956111320

75221177

215

4,861:71

6,16211,8704,099517473,478

36211224

13913.07121121

56,29918,0343.333

5,885844

32,4945,6361,769

19.1204,713

15,41321.3642,1254,514

3,15738.39131838

8,6042.4606.65212.768

971-1718i

1.24014,7071,307

2907,647

20.905891

131797

150

10:fg702

5,44321690

245I 435

1,078

122794

6981303 2981143

2,731 525 4,26cr 181346 6.159 -21,71575 14,077

124 69711013

760 4,4041,00490 14,327 151403

3,7071:1!! 4;:r476

1"g:1:11: 20,600 34,927 1.26820 655

21077163 236 3,100

1620

1921.0542,04611,629 2669114 236,051 79.520 71.211 3861782 652.882 199: 7136:007 20.059---14-0-11731-0-373-67-5t- 2,490

310517.783 21.935 61661 27,683

4.979 221385220 10.778 71829 18,607

7,25872 634

1,::; 2,84651136 717

114.4036i7i;

21459 2,36168611138

4,007 63.399 22,031 99746 18.983 5:::::1,824

1141159 59:-27,0 -r2T901 3,295 230 5,064 17.961

:r; 12:::8,888 21.933 8861,419

11656 13.690290 1.293 386 51138 11:1:3/: 466890 151 118

3.45937 306 772 138

5,900

634:2: 35.227 7.504 20.738 65,455 130:05:15 40,230 1436:31g2,221

290 49 3136.561;021,076 31939

7-25 161024 906 47731317 3.656

5,248 21,246 51029 282:0903.118 191356

290 12,418 2.121 717 2Tf 31709 16112711478

31 1.928 551 961 3.762 109718 31680 11.524IT.:

756.95641286 1.281 447 977 2.705 61991 41520 5 3 25 33 21106 508

lilii

2.07378 /9.087

8.04021353

6.059 17,212 36,299 1:::::- 44,51681486

12.238 33.133404 17,424 1.977

1.867681 81610 11.268 281692

133 481298 411178 12,829 5,604 63.435 112,502 30,282 125119984 1.700 346 471 4,157 19,97231288 18.38215,094

3,344 21,42711380 181083 1.562 715 5.460 21.9656,2621.197 15,995 11735

1,0675,910 13,96/ 29,902

1:0219

462 397 368 11227ii71-51-- 34,907 1.611

1392134190 467 104 6.883 435

Y,141190411

7,4:78

21821 31392202 303 "100 34

354 60 151 .51-1-- 4412 18,960 6.143 161261

81998

15.229 111-594 -43,4725.25186 1,198

1,701556 303

2.241g3,194

1,083 89,876 21,847 15.900 38,594 af:T,21167

171,083 60,669 113::!;:151 6.656 1.095 10,101 18,954 44.129 200165 500907

10,35714751

4124,678

214 172 68H 6.222 76C 3615.143

21063 306409 1-3,108 4,255 21:0878:2. 5:::-287- 14;269 -64214kir -17ill99 71626 809

3,546438 421 11736 14,600 640

4,743 26,8081,954

9.355 5313281,033 14,424 191136 45,94416.642 129011

)16791.120

2,879189 341921 3.381 17.166 281662 631583

242 242 31338 196 3'717938TTWT2-

3,0967;567

4,425

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1,140

28 2,520 805 23V 4,095 9002 54857.865 241880 7.559 3= 97,458 46,723 11117191,661

96 813 24 8.018 11553 5'247:2

51,2:124,3311,814 2,777

442 15 8,449 47319752,779 17,485 1.810 6,398 13.275 30,793 11.733 391279

38,594 91988 361414 501694 89,288 17.313 91.858 9:86907,564

13 4044,292

330 106 840 837

21211

1,606332 19,572 6,704 3.223

2.4463.242 13,374 321946 5.050 31:90g

7 3,775 585 236 6.614 409 4371,978264

61971548 39

3 370 841

2,799

841 1.211 550 5517 186 147 100 433 2.679 21021246 1 867

49,442 1,0641508 507,245 172,680 3341529 1,0391089 21107,363 672.419 2.366:2:ii 99,968

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Table IV - Summary by States - Independent Junior Colleges

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ALASKA 71 30 101 99 200

ARIZONAARKANSAS 4 3 850 521 1,550 21 61 1,611CALIFORNIA 5 3 424 248 94 766 94 86 240 420 1.186

COLORADOCONNECTICUT 9 5 1.705 1,185 11 2,901 125 68 763 1,118 4,019

OELAWARE 2 2 1,268 641 1,909 495 29 91 615 2,524

OISTRICT OF COLUMUIA 3 381 283 105 769 96 81 195 372 1,141

FLORIO& 5 5 881 573 32 1,956 90 48 4 940 96

GEORGIA 10 0 1.999 1.325 a 3,3 84 59 23 166 3,498

HAWAII I 1 145 42 15 202 5 s 207

IOAHO 2 1 2,543 1,339 3,901 182 4,083

ILLINOIS 10 8 2,938 1,699 52a 5,165 755 401 1,099 2,255 7,420

INOIANA 2 1 136 103 6 245 56 59 115 360

10wA 6 6 1.524 1.134 15 -2-7113 488 -----276-- 6 800 ,4

KANSAS 5 5 963 602 54 1.619 120 68 59 247 1.866

KENTUCKY 7 7 1.218 616 3 1,837 100 45 28 171 2.008

LUUISIANA 179

MAINE 1 1 204 228 15 497 497

MARYLAND 3 3 196 166 362 lb 64 80 442

MASSACHUSETTS 19 19 8.129 5.725 139 13,993 759 937 434 2.130 16,123

MICHIGAN 4 4 954 828 17 1.799 195 235 5 435 2.234

MINNESOTA 4 3 598 340 11 949 53 55 21 129 1.078

MISSISSIPPI 7 s 778 382 52 1.611 104 17 4, 259 1,860

MISSOURI 7 7 1.131 75/ I 1.889 151 39 21 211 2,100MONTANANEBRASKA 1 1 191 121 312 10 15 25 337

NEVAOANEW HAmPSHIRE 4 2 600 400 10 1,010 11 13 39 63 1.073

NEw JERSEY 6 1 Mr- 817 143 2,614 529 214 745 1,488 4,102

NEW MEXICONEw YORK 17 15 4,346 2,558 172 7.076 555 193 397 1,417 8.493

NORTH CAROLINA 12 12 4,552 2,937 21 7,510 87 SI 19 182 7,692

NORTH OAKOTA 1 73 35 108 14 14 122

OHIO 2 2 109 107 3 219 35 12 89 136 355

OKLAHOMA 4 3 820 373 16 1,514 25 22 116 163 1,677

OREGON 2 2 182 104 286 3 2 5 291

PENNSYLVANIA IS 13 2,994 1,959 10 7,976 652 525 78 2,415 10,391

RHOOE ISLANO 2 1 1.328 1,169 2,497 1.050 1.050 3.547

SOUTH CAROLINA 5 5 1,07f--- 787 2,530 162 167 706 3,236

SOUTH DAKOTA 2 2 194 101 295 33 18 9 60 355

TENNESSEE 7 7 1,585 872 68 2,525 84 27 37 148 2.673

TEXAS 11 6 2.887 1,626 195 4,708 1,560 1.056 253 2.869 7,577

UTAHVERMONT 4 4 1.093 851 20 1.964 3 156 159 2,123

VIRGINIA 7 7 1.913 1,352 25 3,0,0 12 5 342 359 3,649

WASHINGTONWEST VIRGINIA 3 3 914 4110 1.394 208 113 321 1,715

WISCONSIN 3 2 516 382 28 926 342 242 175 759 1,685

WYOMINGAMERICAN SAMOACANAL ZONEPUERTO RICO 10 4 2,857 2,039 492 5.388 462 734 516 1.712 7,100

TOTAL 244 202 60,253 38, ,974 ---89832 5,999 1,401 259098 1319141

175 90

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1,44938714

83226

5753,205

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411,897

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2,143573

1,52990

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193 25

1,243 741,123 106

3,737 4592,809 1051.059 110

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3.279 223241 20

5,257 2357.639 695

373 40. 0 255

1,798 151

1,810 176

90 8483 48366 68

14,910 1,1172,430 1161.171 1121,827 1272,159 225

318 24

1.148 1405,27/ 409

8.249 6417,891 515

121 20342 49

2,173 85360 38

IP.::: 6104,111 2323329 167

378 482,766 1796,981 307

1,993 1533,484 255

1,579 651,630 247

8,744 4111339809 9 377

Table V Distribution of Size of

Enrollment in Junior Colleges

ENROLLMENT

PUBLIC PRIVATE TOTAL

1969 1970 1969 1970 .t 1969 1970

1 99 3 2 21 22 24 24

100 199 14 9 44 43 58 52

200 299 29 30 36 42 65 72

300 399 44 30 30 27 74 57

400 499 45 48 29 27 74 75

500 599 28 43 22 19 50 62

600 699 40 35 11 19 51 54

I..; 799 40 40 12 5 52 45

800 899 39 25 4 5 43 30

900 999 31 31 7 -,, 38 33

1000 1999 199 217 17 24 216 241

2000 2999 95 93 4 3 99 96

3000 3999 56 72 4 1 60 73

4000 4999 35 40 2 3 37 43

5000 5999 37 26 0 1 37 27

6000 6999 11 23 0 0 1 1 23

7000 7999 18 0 0 15 18

8000 8999 12 0 0 5 12

9000 9999 8 13 0 0 8 13

10,000 G OVER 40 40 0 0 40 40

TOTAL 817 847 243 243 1,060 1,090

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Changes in Institutions Since the 1970 Directory

ADDEDCOLLEGES OPENED IN 1970

ARIZONAPima College

Scottsdale Community College

CALIFORNIACosumnes River College

COLORADOCommunity College of Denver, Aurana CampusMorgan County Community CAlege

CONNECTICUTMohegan Community College

Tunxis Community College

GEORGIAFloyd Junior College

ILLINOISLewis and Clark Community CollegeLincoln Trail College of Illinois Eastern Junior CollegesOakton Community College

NORTH CAROLINAJohnston County Technical InstitutePerson Technical Institute

OHIOStark State Technical Institute

OKLAHOMAOscar Rose Junior CollegeTulsa Junior College

TENNESSEE

Nashville State Technical InstituteWalters State Community College

TEXASEastfield CollegeMountain View College

VIRGINIAGermanna Community CollegeLord Fairfax Community CollegeSouthside Virginia Community College

WASHINGTONKANSAS Whatcom Community College

I!aclsell lndian Junior College

MARYLANDHoward Community College

MASSACHUSETTSMiddlesex Community College

OTHER INSTITUTIONS NOTINCLUDED IN 1970 DIRECTORY

ARKANSASSouthwest Technical Institute

MEW YORK ILLINOISEugenio Maria de Hostos Community Colkge Southern Illinois University Vocational Technical Institt.te

LOUISIANAAirline Community CollegeJohn Curtis Junior CollegeSt. Bernard Parish Community CollegeSouthern University

MAINE

Penobscot Valley Community CollegeSouthern Maine Vocational Technical InstituteUniversity of Maine at Augusta

MASSACHUSETTSCambridge Junior CollegeCatherine La Bourne School of NursingNorthampton Junior College

NEW MEXICO

New Mexico State University, San Juan Campus

NEW YORKCollege for Human ServicesPacker College of Packer Collegiate Institute

NORTH CAROLINATri-County Technical Institute

NORTH DAKOTA

University of North Dakota, Ellendale Branch

OHIO

Bowling Green State Univercity, Fire lands CampusCincinnati Technical lnstit neFour County Technical In.,tituteKent State University

Stark County P.ranchTrumbull County BranchTuscarawas Branch

Ohio State UniversityMarion Branch

Youngstown State University Technic, and Community College

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma State University Technical Institute

OREGONOregon Technical Institute

PENNSYLVANIAPennsylvania Junior College of Medical Arts

SOUTH CAROLINAClemson University

Greenville BranchSumter Branch

Technical Education CentersBerkeley-Charleston-DorchesterChesterfield-MarlboroFlorence-DarlingtonHorry-Georgetowp

TEXAS

Fort Worth Christian CollegeMary Allen Junior C. liegeMidland College of Permian Junior College System

WASHINGTON

Spokane Falls Community College

WISCONSINDistrict One Technical InstituteFond Du Lac Technical instituteFox Valley Technical Institute

Appleton CenterOshkosh Center

Mid State Technical InstituteNorth East Wisconsin Technical instituteRacine Technical instituteSuperior Technical Institute

NAME CHANGES

ALABAMAWilliam L Yancey State Junior College to James H. Faulkner

State Junior College

FLORIDALake City Junior College and Forest Ranger School to Lake

City Community College

HAWAIIHawaii Technical School to Hawaii Community College

ILLINOISBogan College of Chicago City Colleges to Southwest College

Fenger College and Southeast College of Chicago City Collegesto Olive Harvey College (Merger)

IOWAIowa Tech Merged Area XV Community College to Indian Hills

Community College

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MICHIGANFlint Community College to Genesee Community College

MISSOURIChristian College to Ce!umbia College

NEW JERSEYVilla Walsh College to Walsh College

NORTH CAROLINAOns low Tedmical Institute to Coastal Carolina Community College

OREGONSalem TechnicaI vocational Community College to Chemeketa

Community College

PENNSYLVANIAEastern Pilgilm College to Penn Wesleyan College

SOUTH CAROLINAi.ichland Technical Education Center and Midlands Regional

Campus (University of South Carolina) to Midlands TechnicalEducation Center (Merger)

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CALIFORNIA

Crafton Hills College631 Mt. Vernon AvenueSan Bernardino, California 92403Raymond Herman, Superintendent

East College610 Court StreetMartinez, California 94553Karl 0. Drexel, Superintendent

MARYLAND

Dundalk Community CollegeJohn E. Ravekes, President

Garrett County Community College4th and Green StreetsOakland, Maryland 21550Luther G. Shaw, P. tsident

NEVADA

Western Nevada Community CollegeReno, Nevada

Junior Colleges Scheduled to Open in 1971

NEW YORK

Fiorello H. LaGuardia Community College31-10 Thomson AvenueLong Island City, New York 11101Joseph Shenker, President

OKLAHOMA

South Oklahoma City Junior College5302 South Western StreetOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73109J. C. Nichols, President

OREGON

Josephine County Community College

PENNSYLVANIA

Westmoreland County Community College52 Lincoln Highway EastJeanette, PennsylvaniaS. Hartley Johnson, President

SOUTH CAROLINA

Clark County Community College Oconee County Community CollegeLas Vegas, Nevada 89106 Seneca, South Carolina

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TENNESSEE

Roane State Community CollegeP.O. Box 712Harriman, Tennessee 37748Cuyler Dunbar, President

Volunteer State Community CollegeC3 Cordell Hull BuildingNashville, Tennessee 37219Hall Ramer, President

TEXAS

Western Texas CollegeSnyder, Texas 79549Robert L. Clinton, President

VIRGINIA

Mountain Empire Community CollegeBig Stone Gap, Virginia

Paul D. Camp College106 Third AvenueFranklin, Virginia 23851Perry R. Adams, President

Rappahannock Community CollegeP.O. Box 318Warsaw, Virginia 22572John Upton, President

Junior College Organizations1971 DIRECTORY

(Editor's note: Officers are as of November 1,1970)

ALABAMA ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGES '

President: Chad B. Hawkins, Dean of Instruction, Gadsden State Junior

College, Gadsden 35903Secretary: Sister Eleanor Harrison, Dean, Cullman College, Cullman

35055

AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE

AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES, JUNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARY

SECTIONChairman: Jo leen Bock, Director of Library Services, College of the

Canyons, Newhall, California 91321Secretary: Wanda K. Sive Ils, Director of Learning Center, Wharton

County Junior College, Wharton, Texr 77488

CALIFORNIA JOURNALISM ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGES,

NORTHERN SECTIONPresident. Herman Scheiding, Instructor, Foothill College, Los Altos

Hills 94022Secretary: Bette Reese, Instructor, College of Marin, Kentfield 94904

CALIFORNIA JUNIOR COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONPresident: William A. Nielsen, Professor, Bakersfield College, Bakers-

field 93305Executive Director: Lloyd E. Messersmith, Executive Director, Cali-

fornia Junior College Association, 1020 Twelfth Street, Sacramento

95814

CALIFORNIA JUNIOR COLLEGE ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN ADMIN-

ISTRATORS AND COUNSELORS, SOUTHERN REGIONPresident: Carolyn Fisher, Dean of Women, College of the Desert, Palm

Desert 92260Secretary: Marjorie Wallace, Dean of Women, Palomar C^llege, San

Marcos 92069

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COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE

PRESIDENTSPresident: Edward Beaty, President, Aims College, Greeley 80631

Secretary: John E. Roberts, President, Range ly College, Range ly 81648

COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGES

President: Gerald Nix, Instructor, Trinidad State Junior College,Trinidad 81082

Secretary: James McKechnie, Board Member, ; Community

College, Littleton 80120

COUNCIL ON LIBRARY TECHNOLOGYPresident: Sister Mary Chrysantha Rudnik, Librarian, Felician College,

Chicago, Illinois 60634Secretary: Joan Robb, Library Technician, Welland County Board of

Education, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC JUNIOR COLLEGESPresident: H. J. Burnette, Vice President, Edison Junior College, Fort

Myers 33901Secretary: Doris Baughman, Secretary to the Vice President, Edison

Junior College, Fort Myers 33901

GEORGIA ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGESPresident: George Gambill, President, Andrew College, Cuthbert 31740Secretary: J. B. Howington, Comptroller, Gainesville Junior College,

Gainesville 30501

ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES

President: Edward J. Sabol, President, Sauk Valley College, Dixon

61021Secretary: Leon Dingle, Jr., Assistant Dean for Human Services, Central

YMCA Community College, Chicago 60606

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ILLINOIS COUNCIL OF PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGEPRESIDENTSPresident: William M. Staerkel, ?resident, Parkland College, Champaign

61820Secretary: Joseph C. Dcaton, President, Southeastern Illinois College,

Harrisburg 62946

IOWA ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND VOCA-TIONAL INSTITUTESPresident: Eugene Bundy, Instructor, Iowa Central Community College,

Fort Dodge 50501Secretary: Marguerite Ski !ling Hartley, Instructor, Des Moines Area

Community College, Boone 50036

KANSAS ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC COMMUNITY JUNIORCOLLEGESPresident: A. H. Elland, President, Hutchinson Community Junior

College, Hutchinson 67501Secretary: Raymond A. Slattery, Executive Secretary, Kansas Associa-

tion of Public Community Junior Colleges, 825 Western Avenue,Topeka 66606

KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGESPresident: Roscoe D. Kelley, Director, Somerset Community College,

Somerset 42501Secretary: Mary L. Bacon, Instructor, Somersct Community College,

Somerstt 42501

MARYLAND ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGESPresident: William W. Evans, Dean, Anne Arundel Community College,

Arnold 21012Secretary: Sister Mary Christopher, Dean of Students, Villa Julie

College, Stevenson 21153

MARYLAND COUNCIL OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESIDENTSPresident: Atlee Kepler, President, Hagerstown Junior College, Hagers-

town 21740Secretary: Ardell Haines, President, Allegany Community College,

Cumberland 21502

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MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE PUBLIC IN-FORMATION OFFICERSPresident: Richard S. Heitzner, Director of College Relations, Genesee

Community College, Flint 48503Secretary: Roselyn Leonard, Administrative Assistant to the Public

Information Managcr, Wayne County Community College, Detroit49202

MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR AND COMMUNITYCOLLEGES

President: Mace C. Corliss, Associate Professor, Delta College, Uni-versity Center 48710

Secretary: Dan DeGraaf, Muskegon County Community College,Muskegon 494- 3

MICHIGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONPresident: George E. Potter, Chairman, Board of Trustees, Jackson

Community College, Jackson 49201Secretary: Robert D. Cahow, Executive Secretary, Michigan Com-

munity College Association, 814 Michigan National Tower, Lansing48933

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES, JUNIOR COLLEGE COUNCIL OF THEPresident: William C. Strasser, President, Montgomery College, Rock-

ville, Maryland 30850Secretary: Sister Mary Ellen Brosnan, Academic Dean, Ehzabeth Seton

College, Yonkers, New York 10701

MINNESOTA JUNIOR COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONPresident: Bernt Opsal, President, Golden Valley Lutheran College,

Golden Valley 55427Secretary: W. Donald Olsen, President, Worthington State Junior

College, Worthington 56187

MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONPresident: Charles V. Wright, President, East Central Junior College,

Decatur 39327Secretary: George Moody, Director, Junior College Division, State

Department of Education, P. 0 Box 771, Jackson 39205

MISSOURI ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGESPresident: Bob Scobee, Instructor, Mineral Area College, Flat River

63601

ih

MONTANA ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY COLLEGESPresident. Larry J. Blake, President, Flathead Valley Community

College, Kalispell 59901

MUSIC EDUCATORS, CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGESPresident. Wayne B. Gard, Chairman, Music Department, Long Beach

City College, Long Beach 90808Secretary Bernice (sham. Instructor, West Hills College, Coalinga

93210

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS,JUNIOR COLLEGE SECTIONPresident Catherine Northrup, Dean of Women, Washington State

University, Pullman 99163Secretary: Martha A. Nichols, Dean of Students. Goucher College,

Baltimore 21204

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONPresident: Homa S. Thomas, Chairman, Business Department, North-

eastern Oklahoma A & M College, Miami, Oklahoma 74354Executive Director: George E. Killian, Executive Director, Hilton Inn.

Hutchinson, Kansas 67501

NEBRASKA JUNIOR COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONPresident: Donald L. Newport, Pr' iident, Platte College, Columbus

68601Secretary-Treasurer. Nell Burnham, Platte College, Columbus 68601

NEW ENGLAND JUNIOR COLLEGE COUNCILPresident. Charles W. Dudley, President. Newton Junior College,

Newton, Massachusetts 02160Secretary-Treasurer. William Flanagan, President, Rhode Island Junior

College, Providence 01908

NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGESPresident Norvin T. Whitmore. Executive Dean, Erie Community

College. Buffalo 14221Seuttary. Albert I. Coombes, Professor. Adirondack Community

College. Glens Falls 12801

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NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGESPresident. S. D. Frazier, President, Peace College, Raleigh 27604Secretary: Jesse McDaniel, Dean, Lenoir Community College, Kinston

28501

NORTH CENTRAL JUNIOR COLLEGES, COUNCIL OFPresident: RobeTt E. Lahti, President, William Rainey Harper College,

Palatine. Illinois 60067Secretary: Jack M. Flint, President, Kansa City Kansas Community

Junior Colleg; , Kansas City 66212

OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONPresident: Dick Wysong, Instructor. Portland Community College,

Portland 97219Secretary: Don Shelton, Executive Secretary, Oregon Community

College Association, 685 Cottage Street, N.E., Salem 97301

PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGESPresident: Michael A. Duzy, President, Harcum Junior College, Bryn

Mawr 19010Secretary: Robert E. Eiche, Altoona Campus, Pennsylvania State

University, Altoona 16601

PENNSYLVANIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESIDENTS COUNCILPresident: John B. Hirt, President, Community College of Beaver

County, Freedom 15042Secretary: Kenneth E. Carl, President, Williamsport Area Community

College, Williamsport 17701

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGESPresident. Joe B. Rushing, Chancellor, Tarrant County Junior College

District, Fort Worth, Texas 76102Secretary. Edwin C. Price, Dean, Snead State Junior College, Boaz,

Alabama 35957

TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONPresident. Johnny Payne, Vice President, Temple Junior College,

Temple 76501Secretary. Theodore Nicksick, President, Wharton County Junior

College, Wharton 77488

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TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE BOARD MEMBERS AND ADMINIS-TRATORS, IHE ASSOCIATION OFPresident: J. A. Coffey, President, Board of Trustees, Howard County

Junior College, Big Spring 79720Executive Secretary: C. C. Colvert, Box 7998, The University of Texas,

Austin 78712

TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONPresident: Bill C. Candler, Professor, San Antonio College, San Antonio

78212Secretary: Doris Goodale, Instructor, Galveston College, Galveston

77550

TEXAS PUBLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONPresident: Thomas M. Spencer, President, San Jacinto College, Pasadena

77505Secretary: Orval Pirtle, President, Henderson County Junior College,

Athens 75751

1.9000

TWO-YEAR COLLEGE CHEMISTRY CONFERENCE, COMMITTEE ONCHEMISTRY IN ; -0-YEAR COLLEGES, DIVISION OF CHEMICALEDUCATION, AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETYChairman: William T. Mooney, Jr., Professor, El Camino College,

Torrance, California 90506Secretary: Robert L. Burham, Chairman, Chemistry Department, Grand

View College, Des Moines, Iowa 50316

WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY COLLEGESPresident: Walter S. Johnson, President. Community College District

No. 17, Spokane 99207Secretary: Marion 0. Oppelt, President. Fort Steilacoom Community

College, Tacoma 98499

WYOMING COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMISSIONChairman: Robert Holstedt, Box 806, Shendan 82801Executive Secretary. John Alft d, Box 3274, University of Wyoming,

Laramie 82070

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State Administrators*

ALABAMA:

Frank T. Speed, Director, Division of Research and Higher Education,State Department of Education, State Office Building, Montgomery36104

ALASKA:

Charles 0. Ferguson, Dean, Division of Statewide Services, Universityof Alaska, College 99701

ARIZONA:

John T. Condon, Executive Director, Arizona Junior College Board,1624 West Adams, Room 201, Phoenix 85007

ARKANSAS:

Marshall W. McLeod, Assistant Director, Community Junior Colleges,Commission on Coordination of Higher Educational Finance, NationalOld Line Building, Little Rock 72201

CALIFORNIA:

Sidney W. Brossman, Chancellor, Cal:ornia Community Colleges,825-1 5th Street, Sacramento 95814

COLORADO:

Gordon B. Pyle, Director, State Board for Community Colleges andOccupational Education, 32 State Services Building, Denver 80203

CONNECTICUT:

Searle F. Charles, Vice President, Board of Trustees of RegionalCommunity Colleges, 1 Niles Street, Hartford 06105

Lucien Lombardi, Director, State Technical Colleges, Department ofEducation, P. O. Box 2219, Hartford 06115

*EDITOR'S NOTE:This is a listing of persons who as of April 10, 1971, were indicated asliaison contacts for community and junior college ,ievelopments in thevarious staies.

DELAWARE:Paul K. Weatherly, Executive Director, Delaware Technical andCommunity College, Box 897, Dover 19901

FLORIDA:Lee G. Henderson, Director, Division of Community Colleges, StateDepartment of Education, Room 523K, Tallahassee 32304

GEORGIA:Haskin R. Pounds, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Regents of the UniversitySystem of Georgia, 244 Washington Street, S.W., Atlanta 30334

HAWAII:

H Brett Melendy, Vice President for Community Colleges, Universityf Hawaii, 2444 Dole Street, Honolulu 96822

IDAHO:Don Keith, Executive Director for Higher Education, Idaho State Boardof Education, 1220 Americana Boulevard. Boise 83706

ILLINOIS:

Fred L. Wellman, Executive Secretary, Illinois Junior College Board,544 Iles Park Place, Springfield 62706

INDIANA:

Richard D. Wells, Superintendent, Department of Public Instruction,229 State House, Indianapolis 46204

IOWA:

William M. Baley, Assistant State Superintendent-Area Schools, Depart-ment of Public Instruction, Grimes State Office Building, Des Moines50319

KANSAS:

L. C. Crouch, Directci, Community Junior Colleges, State Departmentof Public Instruction, I:" East 10th Street, Topeka 66612

VA

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KENTUCKY:

Stanley Wall, Vice President, Community College System, University ofKentucky, 305 Euclid Avenue, Lexington 40506

LOUISIANA:

Harold L. Copes, Acting Director, Teachers Education, Certificationand Placement, Department of Education, Baton Rouge 70804

MAINE:

Wayne Ross, Secretary, Higher Education Facilities Commission,Department of Education Building, Augusta 04330

MARYLAND:

Lewis R. Fibel, Executive Director, Maryland State Board for Corn-munity Colleges, 2200 Somerville Road, Annapolis 21401

MASSACHUSETTS:William G. Dwyer, President, Massachusetts Board of Regional Com-munity Colleges, 141 Milk Street, No. 400, Boston 02109

MICHIGAN:

John R. Rotherrnel, Director, Planning Division, Bureau of HigherEducation, Department of Education, P. 0. Box 420, Lansing 48902

MINNESOTA:Philip C. He lland, Chancellor, Administrative Offices, Minnesota StateJunior College System, Capitoi Square Building, 550 Cedar Street, St.Paul 55101

MISSISSIPPI:

George Moody, Director, Division of Junior Colleges, State Departmentof Education, Box 771, Jackson 39205

MISSOURI:

Dale C. Schatz, Director, Junior College Education, Division of PublicSchools, State Department of Education, P. 0. Box 480, Jefferson City65101

MONTANA:

Larry Blake, President, Flathead Valley Community College, Kalispell59901

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NEBRASKA:

Gerald Su3hroue, Coordinator of Teacher Education, Certification, andField Services, State Department of Education, State Capitol. Lincoln68508

NEVADA:

Charles Donnelly, Director, Community College Systems, University ofNevada, Reno 89507

NEW HAMPSHIRE:Charles J. Mitchell, Acting Director, Post Secondary Vocational-Technical Education, Division of Vocational-Technical Education, StateDepartment of Education, Stickney Avenue, Concord 03301

NEW JERSEY:

Terry Tollefson, Director, Community College Program, Department ofHigher Education, 225 West State Street, P.O. Box 1293, Trenton08625

NEW MEXICO:

William R. McConnell, Executive Secretary, State Board of EducationalFinance, Legislative-Executive Building, Room 201, Santa Fe 87501

NEW YORK:S. V. Martorana, Vice Chancellor for Community and TechnicalColleges, State University of New York, 8 Thurlow Terrace. Albany12224

NORTH CAROLINA:Ben Fountain, Director, Department of Community Colleges. StateBoard of Education. Raleigh 27602

NORTH DAKOTA:

Kenneth E. Raschke, Commissioner. State Board of Higher Education,State Capitol, Bismarck 58501

OHIO:

James M. Furman, Executive Officer, Ohio Board of Regents, 88 EastBroad Street, Columbus 43215

OKLAHOMA:Gerald F Williams, Community College Coordinator, State Regents forHigher Education, State Capitol, P. 0, Box 53383, Oklahoma City73105

OREGON:

Carrol deBroekert. Assistant Superintendent, Division of CommunityColleges and Career Education, Oregon Board of Education, 942Lancaster Drive. N.W.. Salem 97310

PENNSYLVANIA:James Murphy, Chief, Division of Two-Year Colleges, Department ofEducation. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Box 911, Harrisburg17126

PUERTO RICO:

Jaime Benitez, President, Universi' y of Puerto Ruo, Rio Plethas

Roberto Buso. President. Council on Higher Education of Puerto Rico.Rio Piedras

RHODE ISLAND.

William F. Flanagan, President. State System of Junior C olleges andPresident, Rhode Island Junior College, 199 Promenade Street. Provi.dence 02908

SOUTH CAROLINA.Janws A. Morris. Commissioner, Commission on Higher Education.1429 Senate Street, Columbia 29201

SOUTH DAKOTAF R Wanek. Deputy Superintekdent, State Department ot PublicInstruction, Pierre 57501

TENNESSEE:

George M Roberts, Executive Dean, Tennessee Community Colleges.State Department of Education, Nashville 37219

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UTAH:Jay J. Campbell, Deputy Superintendent, Post High School Services,Utah State Board of Education, 1400 University Club Building, 136 E.South Temple, Salt Lake City 84117

VERMONT:Robert B. Vail, Division of Professional Services, State Department ofEducation, Montpelier 05602

VIRGINIA:Dana B. H.,mel, Chancellor, Department of Communtty Colleges, 911East Broad Street, Richmond 23212

WASHINGTON:

John N Terrey, Acting Director, State Board for Community CollegeEducation, P.O. Box 1666, Olympia. Washington 98501

WEST VIRGINIA:Prince Woodard, Chancellor, West Virginia Board of Regents, 1316Charleston National Plara, Charleston 25301

WISCONSIN:

L. H. Adolfson, Chancellor, University Center System, University ofWisconsin, 602 State Street, Madison 53706

Clarence L. Greiber, State Director, Board of Vocational. Technical andAdult Education, 137 East Wilson Street, Madison 53703

WYOMING:

Theodore 0. Erickson, Coordinator, Wyoming Community CollegeCommission, University Station, Box 3274, Larainie 82070

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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGEACADEMY OF AERONAUTICS

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TEX BISMARCK JUNIOR COLLEGE N DAMERICAN COLLEGE IN PARIS FRAN BLACK HAWK COLLEGE ILLAMERICAN COLLEGE OF SWITZERLAND SWIT BLADEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE N CANCILLA DOMINI COLLEGE IND BLINN COLLEGE TExANOERSON COLLEGES C BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE OREANDREW COLLEGE GA BLUE RIDGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE VAANGELINA COLLEGE TEX BLUE RIDGE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE N CANNE ARUNDEL COMMUNITY COLLEGE MD BLUEFIELD CDLLEGE VAANOKA RAMSEY STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE MINN BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE N YANSON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE N C BOWLING GREEN ST UNIV FIRELANDS CAMPUS DHIOANTELOPE VALLEY CDLLEGE CAL BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE MASSAQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGE TENN BRAINERD STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE MINNARAPAHOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COL BRANOYWINE COLLEGE DELARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE ARIZ BRAZOSPORT JUNIOR COLLEGE TExARKANSAS STATE UNIV. BEEBE BRANCH ARK BREVARD COLLEGE N CASHEVILLE BUNCOMBE TECHNICAL INSTITME N C BREVARD JUNIOR COLLEGE FLAASSUMPTION COLLEGE N 0 BREWTON PARKER COLLEGE GAASSUMPTION COLLEGE FOR SISTERS N J BRISTOL COMMUNITY COLLEGE MASSATLANTIC CDMMONITY COLLEGE N J BRONX COMMJNITY COLLEGE N YAUBURN COMMUNITY COLLEGE N Y EROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE N JAUSTIN STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE MINN BROOME TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE N Y

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