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AUTHOR Leagans, J. PaulTITLE Dissertations in Extension and Adult Education;

Cornell University 1948-1970.INSTITUTION State Univ. of New York, Ithaca. Coll. of

Agriculture at Cornell Univ.PUB DATE 70NOTE 29p.

EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF-$0.25 HC-$1.55DESCRIPTORS Administrative Organization, Adult Education,

Communication Skills, *Directories, *DoctoralTheses, Leadership, *Masters Theses, Participation,Program Content, Program Effectiveness, ProgramPlanning, *Rural Extension, Staff Improvement

IDENTIFIERS *Cornell University

ABSTRACTDissertations (301) completed by graduate students

majoring in extension and adult education at Cornell University arelisted in this document by year completed. They are indexed undernine genera. topics: administrative organization and management;comparative extension and adult education; Communication methods;effectiveness and progress of programs; leadership; organization andparticipation in programs; program content and planning procedures;staff development and training; and miscellaneous topics. Because thecontent of much of the research has relevance to topics other thanits major subject, much overlapping exists in the classification. (PT)

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o DISSERTATIONSU.1

in EXTENSION andADULT EDUCATION

CORNELL UNIVERSITY 1948 - 1970

Compiled by Paul Leagans

Department of Education,New York State College of Agriculturea Statutory College of the State University,at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York

FOREWORD

Cornell University for more than 40 years has provided op-portunity and encouragement to cooperative extension personnel andother adult educators to improve their professional competency.This concern was formalized :in the Cornell Graduate School in1948 by the pioneering establishment of a full-fledged graduate studycurriculum leading to both the Master of Science and Doctor of Phil-osophy Degrees with specialization in Extension and Adult Education.

Since the beginning of this new opportunity for advanced studyat Cornell, more than 400 administrators, supervisors and special-ists in extension, community development and other adult educationendeavors have enrolled in the Graduate School for study in this fieldof specialization. More than 300 of them completed all reauirements,including a dissertation, and were awarded a graduate degree -- 82have earned the Doctorate and 219 the Master's Degree.

These scholars came from nearly every state in the UnitedStates and from more than 40 countries abroad. They have been con-tinuously employed in leadership positions in colleges, universities,government ministries, extension and community development systemsand other continuing education agencies. The dissertations completedby these Cornell Extension and Adult Education Alumni are listed hereand are catalogued in the Cornell University Libraries.

We have prepared this list of researches in the hope that it mayextend the availability of this extensive body of scientific literature.Interested persons may use copies of the dissertations in the Mann orOlin Libraries at Cornell University. Microfilm copies of doctoraldissertations from 1954 to date may be purchased for a small chargefrom University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Limited informa-tion may be found in Dissertation Abstracts, available in most univer-sity and college libraries. Loan of other theses may be requested,or microfilm copies purchased by addressing Cornell University Li-braries, Inter-Library Service, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.

J. Paul LeagansProfessor and Chairman,Graduate Program inExtension and Adult Education

INDEX

The 301 dissertations included in this listing are indexedfor the user's convenience under nine general topics. But becausethe content in many of the -researches has relevance to topicsother than its major subject, much overlapping exists in the clas-sification./ Consequently, readers should depend primarily on thetitle of the dissertation in selecting material of interest to them.

Cornell University Library catalogue numbers are stated inparentheses following the title of each dissertation in the listing.The symbols associated with some index numbers in the classifi-cation indicate:

Doctoral dissertations

+ Dissertations related to other cultures

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

5, 6, 10, 25, 28, 29, 31, 34, 42+, 45, 50, 52, 53, 54,56, 58; 59, 63, 67, 69, 72, 75+, 99, 117+, 120, 121+,124, 126+, 128, 132*, 136*-F, 138, 144*, 145+, 150, 152+,164, 171+, 172+, 181, 182=4, 184, 185*, 191+, 199+, 200+,202+, 205, 211, 216+, 220*, 222*, 227*-F, 230*, 231+, 232*-F,243, 244+, 246*-F, 255+, 260*, 261+, 264+, 277*+, 286+

COMPARATIVE EXTENSION AND ADULT EDUCATION

21+, 57, 64+, 66+, 76+, 82+, 86+, 89+, 92+, 111 *+, 122+,134+, 179*-F, 187+, 192+, 218, 224*+, 233-F, 242*+

COMMUNICATION METHODS

11, 15*, 16*, 17, 27, 81, 91+, 112+, 133, 137+, 149+,153*+,170*, 250*+, 253+, 270* -I-, 271*-F, 2724.-+, 274*-F, 275*-F, 276*,284*-F, 294*+

EFFECTIVENESS AND PROGRESS OF PROGRAMS

7*+, 32, 38, 44, 55+, 68, 74+, 80-F, 88+, 9549-, 104 *+, 109+,114, 123*+, 125*+, 140+, 147+, 156 * -p, 159, 160+, 161+, 165*,167+, 177*, 183+, 201+, 203*, 215+, 221*, 259*+, 268+, 273

LEADERSHIP

2*, 3, 4, 20, 24, 127, 151+, 168*+, 269*

MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS

60, 77+, 85, 96, 101+, 108*, 113+, 116, 141+, 155+, 176*+,188+, 190+, 210+, 214*+, 228+, 236+, 237*, 249*, 262+, 263,266+, 267, 283*, 289+

ORGANIZATION AND PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAMS

9, 22, 40, 46, 65, 70, 79, 87*, 102+, 106*, 107+, 131, 135+,169, 193+, 197, 235*+, 238+, 254+, 256

PROGRAM CONTENT AND PLANNING PROCEDURES

8, 12, 19, 23, 26, 35, 37, 47, 48, 49, 51, 61*, 62+, 78, 84+,9G, 94+, 100+, 103, 129, 130, 139, 143+, 146+, 148+, 154,158+, 163*, 173, 175*+, 195, 198*, 206+, 208+, 209+, 212+,213+, 219*, 223*, 229*, 239+, 251+, 258*, 278*, 279:4'=F, 290*,297*, 298, 300*+

STAFF DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING

1, 13, 14, 18, 30, 33, 36, 39, 41+, 43+, 71, 73, 83+, 93+,97+, 98+, 105=M-, 110, 115+, 118+, 119+, 142, 157, 162, 166,174+, 178+, 180*+, 186+, 189, 194*+, 196+, 204*, 207*+, 217*,225+, 226+, 234+, 240+, 241+, 245, 24744, 248+, 252+, 257+,265=4, 280*, 281+, 282*, 285*, 287+, 288+, 291*+, 292+, 293*+,295+, 296*+, 299*+, 301*

DISSERTATIONS COMPLETED BY GRADUATE STUDFNTSMAJORING IN EXTENSION AND ADULT EDUCATION

CORNELL UNIVERSITY 1948-1970

IndexNo.

1948

SKELTON, WILLIAM E. (M. S.) 4-H Club Handbook for 1Extension Agents in Virginia. (LB 41 5627)

1949

SKELTON, WILLIAM E. (Ph. D.) The Status and Training 2for 4-H Club Leaders in Relation to Tenure. (LB 411949 S627S)

1950

COOPER, CONSTANCE ELAINE (M. S.) The Training and 3Use of Local Pro ect Leaders in the Maine Home Demon-stration rogram. 1.1

DOLLOFF, RICHARD C. (M. S.) Rural Leadership and Its 4Idenzification in Maine. (LB 41.1 D665)

LICKERT, RAYMOND H. (M. S.) The Extension Supervisor's 5Job. (LB 41.1 L711)

MINIX, EVA STONE (M. S.) The Su ervisor's Job in a Home 6Demonstration Program. 1.1

1951

APODACA, ANACLETO GARCIA (Ph. D.) The Hispano Farmers' 7Conception of the Federal Agricultural Services in the TewaBasin of New Mexico. (LB 41 1-051 A643)

FISHER, ERMINA JANE (M. S.) Developing a Plan for Teach- 8in Homemakers "Color and Its Use" in the Home Furn-ishings Area. (LB 41.1 1951 F533)

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HARMON, SARAH IZERNA (M. S.) A Study of Some of theFactors Associated with Re-enrollment of First 117e-ai4-H Club Members in Harrison County, Virginia: (LB

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KNAPP, ELWARD KARL (M. S.) A Delineation of County Ag- 10ricultural Agents' Responsibilities. (LB 41 1951 K67)

SCHWARTZ, ALFRED NORMAN (M. S.) An Agricultural News 11Survey of 41 Daily Newspapers in New York State. (LB41.1 5411)

WESTRATE, BENJAMIN (M. S.) An Exploratory Study of Local 12Leader and Extension Agent Opinion of the Value of In-centive and Award Pro rams in 4-H Club Work in the Up-per Peninsula of Michigan. LB 41.1 1951 W538)

WILLIAMS, CORNELIUS ARNETT (M. S.) A Plan for the Devel- 13opment of an Ins ervice Training Program for Negro CountyAgents in Alabama. (LB 41.1 1951 W722)

WILIS, ANN M. (M. S.) Elements Involved in Building a Pro- 14gram for Extension -Supervisors. (LB 41.1 W-741)

1952

AIKEN, CHARLES ROY (Ph. D.) Identification of Procedures 15Associated with the Teaching Effectiveness of New YorkCounty xtension A gents. B 41 1J 1

BENN, HAROLD W. (Ph. D.) Identification of Attitudes and 16Values Associated with the Teaching Effectiveness of NewYork Cour4 Extension Agents. ( LB 41 1952 B469)

BRUCE, ROBERT L. (M. S.) Use Made of Green Acres Ser- 17vice Letters by Dairymen of Herkimer County, New York.(LB 41.1 :88

CALDWELL, HARVEY WILBER (M. S.) An Analysis of the 18Two-Year Terminal College Course for Students in Agri-

1.1 1' 1Cu ure.

ELLIOTT, CHARLIE A. (M. S.) The Educational Interest of 194-H Club Leaders in School C.-Tiom1Beautification in

amp e County, irginia. LB 41.1 1 2 E46

FOX, RAYMOND THOMAS (M. S.) An Approach to the Study 20of Lay Leadership in the Agricultural Extension Service.(LB 41 1952 F793)

GILL, M. S. (M. S.) Extension Service in the United States 21of America with Suggested Modifications for its Applica-tion in Punjab. (LB 41.1 1952 G475)

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KNEISEL, WILLIAM G. (M. S.) Attitudes of Youn Man and 22Women Toward the Older Rural out in ColumbianarourTty, Ohio. (LB 41.1 K68)

LAKE, SUSAN GLIDDEN (M. Ed.) A Study of Seasonal Aware- 23ness and Purchasing Patterns of Customers in the Selec-tion of Fresh Produce, Ithaca, New York. (LB 41.11952 L192)

MONROE, CAL GRAHAM (M. S.) Developing 4-H Club Leaders. 24(LB 41.1 1952 M753)

PROUT, HELEN (M. S.) A Characterization of the A ricultural 25Extension Service ancrSTriTe of the Major Agencies withwhich it Cooperates. (LB 41.1 1952 P968)

SCHAUFLER, ERNEST F. (M. S.) The Interest in HomeGrounds Im rovement of 4-H NITEEts, arents,an. Loca Lea ers in ew Yor tate. L .1 1S413)

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SMITH, WESLEY SANFORD (M. S.) The Use of Motion Pic- 27tures in Extension Education. (LB 41.1 1952 S66,S1

STUCKY, WILLIAM G. (M. S.) A Suggested Procedure for 28Developing a Personnel Performance Appraisal Program.(LB 41.1 1952 5933)

THOMAS, ALTA FRANCES (M. S.) Personnel Relationships 29in the Home Economics Pram of the ARriculturalExtension Service. (LB 41.1 T454)

VANDERBERG, GALE L. (M. S.) A Study of Professional 30Improvement for Extension Workers in Wisconsin. LB41.1 1952 V225)

WARREN, HOYT MITCHELL (M. S.) Functions and Respon- 31sibilities of Subject Matter Specialists in the Extensionervice. = '1. 1

WEBB, CORA HELEN (M. S.) An Analysis of Home Demon- 32stration Work in Tolland County, Connecti5T.,and Suggestions forxpandin. (LB 41.11752 W365)

1953

ANDERSON, FRANCES L. (M. Ed. ) An Induction TrainingProgram for County Extension Agents. (LB 41.1 1953A546)

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ARTHAUD, AGNES LORETTA (M. Ed. ) The Nature of Exten- 34sion Su ervision and Some Factors iti Building a Super-visory rogram. (LB 41.1 1953 A787)

CASHMAN, SAMUEL C. (M. S.) Some Characteristics, Needs, 35and Interests of Young Married Couples Engaged in Farm-ing in Wyandot County, Ohio. (LB 41 1953 C338)

GENTRY, DOROTHY ELIZABETH (M. Ed. ) A Study of Induc- 36tion Training for County Extension A ents in Kentucky.

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McGAUCH, VELMA MAYSLE (M. Ed. ) Development Tasks of 37Youn Men and Women in the Kansas Rural Life Associa-tion. 1.1 1 3 1

NISSEN, HARRIET JANE (M. Ed. ) A Study of the Key Leader 38System in Penobscot County, Maine. ( 41.1 19537727)--

ZACHARY, MILTON ROBERT (M. Ed. ) Some Basic Aspects 39of the Extension Educational Process Designed for NewExtension Workers. (LB 41.1 1953 Z16)

1954

COX, BONNIE B. (M. Ed. ) Organizations 40of the Extension Programtig rocess a oun yin Texas. (LB 41.1 1954 C8"76)

CRUZ-RIASCOS, LUIS CARLOS (M. Ed. ) A Suggested Plan for 41Training Extension Workers in Latin America. (LB 41.11954 C957)

DEL RIO, FERNANDO SEPULVEDA (M. Ed. ) Guided Princi- 42pies for the Development of Extension Work in LatinAmerica.

FLORES, THOMAS G. (M. Ed. ) A Trainin Pro ram for Phil- 43ippine Extension Agents. ( L 1.1 1

HANSEN, AGNES MARGARET (M. Ed. ) An Appraisal of County 44Program Planning Procedures Currently Used in Wisconsin.(Open Reserve)

HARRIS, MARYELLEN (M. Ed. ) Recruitment and Personnel 45Selection, a Responsibility of Extension Supervisors. (LB41.1 1954 11315)

HARRISON, MARTHA ROBERTS (M. E d. ) A Study of 4-H Club 46Camping. (LB 41.1 1954 H321)

HARTLEY, EVELYN VERA (M. Ed. ) Some Principles of Ex- 47tension Program Building and Their Application for Fair-field County, Connecticut. (LB 41.1 1954 H332)

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JONES, JACOB GLENN (M. Ed.) Suggested Procedures for 48Irrtirovin the Pro ram Building Process in Powell and

ge aunties, ontana. 1. 1 1

KIRBY, EDWIN LEE (M. Ed. ) A Su ested Plan for Develop.: 49ing an Integrated Long Time ounty Extension Programin Ohio Counties. (LB 41.1 1 954 K58)

MORGAN, AUDREY MATILDA (M. Ed. ) Human Relations in 50Extension Supervision. (LB 41.1 1954 M847)

RAY, NOREEN ANGELA (M. Ed. ) Some Fundamental Princi- 51pies of Program Building and a Suggested Procedure forIntegrating the Agricultural, Home Economics, and 4-HPrograms in Somerset County, Maine. (LB 41.1 1954R264)

ROANE, SADIE R. (M. S.) An Analysis of Local Home Dem- 52onstration Agents Plans of Work and Annual Narrative Re-ports from 1 943-1 953 Submitted to the Virginia Agricul-tural Extension Service. (LB "41.1 1 954 R628)

STORMONT, JOHN LYTLE (M.Ed.) Some Significant Aspects 53of Leadershi as Related to the Work of the Cooperativegricu ura xtension ervice. 1. 1 1

1955

BAILEY, MARTIN GREENE (M. Ed.) The Nature of Adminis- 54tration and Its Application to the Agricultural ExtensionService. (LB 41.1 B156)

BOATENG, GEORGE A. (M. S.) An Analysis of the Major 55Efforts at Rural Development in the African Gold Coastand Suggestions for Improving their Effectiveness. (LB41 1955 B662)

FUNK, EVELYN A. (M. Ed. ) The Value of Personality Traits 56Rated by County Council Officers in Oklahoma That WereAssumed to be Important in Selecting Home DemonstrationAgents. (LB 41.1 1955 F981)

MITCHELL, IAN W. (M. S.) The Application of Certain As- 57pects of Cooperative Extension Service of the UnitedStates to the Scottish Agricultural Advisory Service.(LB 41 1955 M681)

MOORE, PAUL J. (M. Ed. ) Considerations in-Developing a 58State Cooperative Extension Program in Montana. (LB41.1 M8241

PRICE, DOROTHY J. (M. Ed. ) Personnel Training, a Re- 59sponsibility of Extension Supervisors. (LB 41.1 1955T15-4-5)

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SAMENDINGER, HELEN (M. S.) The Cornell Farm Study 60Course Pro (LB 41 1955 S187)

SAVOIAN, LUCILE (Ph. D.) Attitudes and Experiences of 61Ten and Eleven Year Old 4- LIT en.sEiirolled inClothing Projects in McLean County, Illinois in 195-3, withImplications ror Program Planning. (LB 41 1955 S511)

SISON, OBDULIA FRONDA (M. Ed.) Some Fundamental Prin- 62ciples of Program Building and their Application to ric-tension Work in the Philippines. (LB 41 1955 S622)

THAMES, NORVEL E. (M. S.) An Investigation of the Process 63of Administration with Application of Selected Principlesto Administration in the Agricultural Extension Service.(LB 41 1955 T366)

VISHNOI, SHANKER LAL (M. S.) An Analysis of Current Re- 64search in Major Phases of Extension Education in theUnited States of America with Suggested Application inMadhya Pradesh, India. (LB 41 1955 V829)

WILLIAMS, ASHFORD OLIVER (M. Ed.) A Suggested Plan for 654-H Camping in Louisiana. (LB 41.1 1955 W721)

1956

ANSORENA, PORTA IGNACIO JOSE MARIA (M. S.) An Analy- 66sis of Extension Program Building in the United Statesand Suggestions for A.pplication in Uruguay. (LB 41 1956A622)

COSGRIFFE, HARRY ARTHUR (M. S.) Proposals for Recruit- 67ing, Training, and Maintaining an Extension Staff for theAmerican Indians in Montana. (LB 41 1956 C834)

DAVIES, ELIZABE1 I CAROL (M. S.) Relationships Between 68the Need for Belonging and Some Factors in the Organi-zation and Programs of Four Selected 4-H Clubs. (LB41 1956 D255)

ERLER, DOROTHY (M. Ed. ) Selected Principles of Administra- 69tive Organization and their Application to the State 4-HClub Department in Michigan. (LB 41.1 E69)

HECKEL, MAYNARD CALVIN (M. S.) Some Factors Associa- 70ted with the Functions of a County 4-H Committee. ri,B41 195614M)

HERMS, WILLIAM MAGBY (M. S.) The Training of Visitors 71from Foreign Countries at the University of California,Davis. (LB 41 1956 M556)

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JACKSON, ROBERT LUCAS (M. S.) Functions and Activities 72of the Professional Improvement Committees of State

ssociations o County gricultural gents an uggestionsfor a Professional Program. (LB 41 1956 J13)

JACOBSON, MARGARET MARY (M. S.) Principles and Proce- 73dures in Buildin. and Conductin: an Induction Training Pro-gram for Home Demonstration gents. LB 1 1956 J1

MAJUMDAR, PRASANTA SANKAR (M. S.) An Analytical Study 74of the Training Program of an Extension Training School inWest Bengal (India) and Suggestions for Its Improvement.(LB 41 1956 M234)

PANGANIBAN, FRANCISCO COSTA (M. S.) A Study of the 75Major Difficulties Encountered by Extension Workers inthe Philippines. (LB 41 1956 P191)

PHILIPS, DUDLEY JONATHAN (M. S.) A Comparative Analy- 76sis of the Extension Services of Jamaica (B. W. I.) and the'U.S.A. (LB 41 16 P547)

SHEIKH, GUL MOHAMMAD RAHIM (M. S.) Suggested Forms of 77Reports for the Extension Service of Pakistan. (L13 411956 S543)

SITTON, MOSES MARCUS (M. Ed.) A Basis for Establishing 78an Agricultural Extension Program for Negro Families inthe Frin e Area of Chester, Soufh Carolina. (LB 41.11

WOLFE, MARIE ANGELA (M. S.) Methods of Establishin and 79Promoting 4-H Club Work in r an reas. 1 1W855)

1957

AL-BASSAM, HASSAN KADHUM (M. S.) The Extension Service 80of Iraq and Some Su gestions for Its Improvement. (LB41 1957 B 1

BJORKLUND, HELEN ANNA (M. S.) The Use of the Home 81Management House as a Means or Providin Basic Educa-tion. 1 1 Z

BUSSET, GLENN M. (M. S.) The Personal and Interpersonal 82Relationships Affecting the Work of an Adviser to theExtension Service of a Foreign Area. (LB 41 1.957 B981)

CLARK, G. CAMERON' (M. S.) The Role of Inservice Train- 83ing in the Development of Extension Personnel in SelectedEconomically Less Developed Countries: Greece, Jordan,Ceylon and India. (LB 41 1957 C5-03)

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DENEKE, LOIS M. (M. Ed. ) Some Contributions of the Exten- 84tension Specialist to Program Building. (LB 41.1 1957D392)

FEAGIN, GENEVIEVE M. (M. S.) The Development of a Sur- 85vey Instrument and an Outline of Information and Proce-dures for Its Use in a Study of Homemakers in Hawaii-7( LB 41 1957 F288)

HOUSEHOLDER,tion of thePrograms.

WILLIAM ALLEN (M. S.) Cultural Orienta-the to Foreign Technical Assistance

(LB 41 1957 H842)

JOHANNA (Ph. D.) A Study of Citizen Parti-Urban Renewal and Its Relationship to Adult

LEWIS, GERDAci ation inE uca ion. 1 1

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MATA, EDGAR (M. S.) The Extension Service in Costa Rica: 88Its Origin, Development, Accomplishments, and Projec-tions. (LB 41 1957 IV1425)

MISRA, SATYADEVA NARAYAN (M. S.) An Analysis of Phil- 89osophy and Procedures Developed in the United States asa Basis for the Application to the Extension Service inIndia. (LB 41 1957 M678)

MONCUR, EARL (M. S.) Program Projection as a Method of 90Developing the County Extension Program in Wyoming.TLB 41 1957 1V1739)

ORTH, DONALD BRUCE (M. S.) A Suggested Plan to Stimu- 91late the Farmers of Hakkiado, Japan, to Improve theDairy Industry. (LB 41 1957 077)

PADOLINA, PRISCILLA FAJARDO (M. S.) Some General Prin- 92ciples of Education and Their Application to Rural Exten-sion TT or in .e ippmes. . , 1

PHADTARE, GOPAL KRISHNARAO (M. S.) Professional Im- 93provement of the Gram Sevaks (Village Level Workers) inthe Bombay State, India. (LB 41 1957 P532)

ROCHESTER, VIVAN WILBERFORCE (M. S.) An Approach to 94Program Planning and Coordination in Extension Serviceof Jamaica, B. W. I. (LB 41 1957 R676)

ROSADO, HUMBERTO E. (Ph. D.) The Ejidatorios' View of 95the Extension Service in the State of Mexico. ( LB 411957 R788)

SEBREE, KATHRYN GRANT (M. S.) An Exploratory Study to 96Learn How Families Now Make Decisions in Home Furn-ishings. (LB 41 1957 5443)

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SHARMA, PREM SAGAR (M. S.) The Extension Traini Center, 97Himachal Pradesh, India: Past istory an roposa s or

uture Deve opment. 1 I 1

VENUGOPAL, KALIDOSS (M. S.) Development of a Course of 98Study in Extension Education for Undergraduates at --EffeOsmania Agricultural College, Hyderabad, India. (LB 411957 V471;

WELLING, M. GIST (M. S.) A Procedure for Developing an 99Extension Supervisory Jogirlation gary arTa:TEB41 1957 W452)

WILLIAMS, JANE EVELYN (M.S.) A Proposed Pilot Exten- 100sion Project for the Baleh Region of Sarawak. (LB 411957 W724)

1958

BAKHSHI, ABDUL SAMAD (M. S.) Rural Development in Af- 101hanistan and Su gestions for Irn. lementation of an Ex-

pan e rogram, raining o Persorme , an rganizationNeeded for Its Efficient Operation. (LB 41 1958 B168)

BRAID, ANDREW F. (M. S.) Some Significant Aspects of the 102Role of Cooperatives in Adult Education and CommunityDevelopment. (LB 41 1958 B814)

BROWNELL, JOSEPH CARL (M. S.) Concepts of the Role of 103the 4-H Project Held by Members in Monroe County,New York. (LB 41 1958 B884)

CROSBY, ELLA MAE (Ph. D. ) Extension Work in Brazil and 104Suggestions for Its Further Development. (LB 41 19580949)

DEL-RIO-SEPULVEDA, FERNANDO (Ed. D.) The Professional 105Needs of Costa Rican Extension Workers. (LB 41 1958D364)

FENLEY, JOHN MORRIS (Ph. D.) Role Expectation of the 106County Agricultural Executive Committeemen in theYork State ExteensionService. (LB 41 1958 F333)

FOSBRINK, RALEIGH H. (M. S.) A Study of Agricultural In- 107stitutions in the State of Minas Gerais, Brazil. (LB 411

GILBERT, CLAIRE ERIN (Ed. D.) The Development of Se- 108lected Aspects of Home Demons .ratiornFE in the

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GUARDIA, LUIS MUNOZ (M. S.) The Extension Service in 109Bolivia, Its Ori 'xi, Development, Accomplishments andProjections. LB 41 1 8 G 1 )

HENDERSHOT, HELEN MARIE (M. S.) Appraisal of Ins ervice 110Training Programs for Home Economics Agents in Kansas.MIA 41 1958 11495)

KHOURY, MOUNIR H. (Ph. D.) The Rural Community and Its 111Development in the Arab World. (LB 41 1958 K46)

LABOY, MARIA JUSTINA (M. S.) Development of Home Eco- 112nomics in Latin America Through Project 39 of the Or-ganization of American States. The Demonstration AreaA-pproac u a. 1

LIDSTER, ECHO LENORE RUTH (M. S.) Major Aspects of 113the Development of 4-H Club. Work in Canada. (LB 411958 L715)

MATOTT, HOWARD WILLIAM (M. S.) A Study of the Farm 114Man.a ement Phase of the Farm and Home Mana ement

= 1 1Program ra enango ountyM433)

ew Yor . ;

PILGRIM, ERROR COLERIDGE (M. S.) Training Extension 115Workers with Special Reference to Jamaica. (LB 411 OT7-15-671T)

PRAWL, WARREN LESLIE (M. S.) Factors InfluencingCounty Participation in the International. Farm YouthExc an e grogram ew or tate.

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RUIZ, S. CRISTOBOL (M. S.) The Extension Service in Ecua- 117dor, Its Past, Its Present Accomplishments, and ItsFuture. (LB 41 1958 R934)

SINGH, TRIBENI PRASAD (M. S.) Training Program of Corn- 118munity Development Personnel with Particular Referenceto Trainin of Villa. e Level Workers in Bihar State.a. : 1 1'

SMITANANDA, PHANOM (M. S.) Prospective Curriculum for 119Trainin'. Extension Workers at Colle e Level for the

ng OM 0 ai an 1 1' :

TAYLOR, WILLIAM HENRY (M. S.) The Role of Extension 120Supervisors. (LB 41 1958 T247)

VALLE, ARMANDO J. (M. S.) Development of Extensior. 121Work Through a Pilot Project pproac on uras .(LB 41 1958 V181)

WOLFE, JOHN ROBERT MATHER (M. S.) Selected Principles 122of Extension Education and Their Implications in AdvisoryWork for Queensland, Australia. (LB 41 1958 W855)

1959

AL-BASSAM, NASSAN KADHUM (Ph. D.) An Evaluation of 123the Rural Development Programs of Iraq. (LB 41 1959B317)

ANDREWS, WALTER GLENN (M. S.) The Role of the Exten- 124sion Poultry Specialist in North Carolina' s Changing Agri-culturc. (LB 41 1959 A572)

BAKER, HAROLD REED (Ph. D. ) An Opinion 125cultural Extension Work in Ontario. :..1111:467)

EELL-...Y, HAILE SELASSIE (M. S.) An Analysis of Adminis- 126istrative Organization and Extension Services with Sug-gestions Application to Ethiopia. (LB 41 1959 B426)

BLATCHLEY, ROBERT PURDAY (M. S.) A Study of Some 127Factors that Effect the Attendance of Men 4-H .Leaders

Countrywide Leader Meetings, (LB 41 1959

BOST, WILLIAM MARLIN (M. S.) Rural Development, with 128Emphasis on Extension' s Responsibilities. (LB 41 195973-7-475--

BROWN, WALLACE DALE (M. S.) A Plan Designed to De- 129velop an Educational Program in Agronomy and Farm

anagement or ego County, New York. (LB 41 1959B881)

COLE, ERNEST JAMES (M. S.) Determination and Clarifica- 130tion of Goals of Some Tompkins County, New York FarmFamilies Through the if arm and Home Management Pro-gram. ( LB 41 1959 C689)

CUNNINGHAM, MERLE CLARK (M. S.) Primary Group Influ- 131ence on 4-H Re-enrollment. (LB 41 1959 C973)

DICKSON, LEWIS HARPER (Ed. D.) The Community Develop- 132ment Approach in Extension Work in Tennessee. ( LB 411959 D554)

ELDRED, BETTIE LEE (M. S.) Teaching Problems of Home 133Demonstration Local Project Leaders in New York State.

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FARQUHAR, REGINALD NOEL (M. S.) A Comparative Study 134of Extension Development in the Various AustralianStates. ( LB 41 1959 F238

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GILL, DHARA SINGH (M. S.) Development of Young Farm- 135ers T Clubs in Punjab. (LB 41 1-g-59 G475)

GRAY, JACK DOUGLAS (Ed. D.) Community Development as 136Preparation for Economic Growth in Developing Countrieswith Particular Reference to the Saktigar Program in India.(LB 41 1959 G779)

HEIDOUB, ABDALLA MOHAMMED ADBALLA (M. S.) Possi- 137bilities for Using Audio-Visual Aids in Reaching and In-fluencing the Rural People in Sudan. (LB 41 1959 11465)

HIS LOP, MILTON ELLSWORTH (M. S.) Develo ment of the 138Farm and Home Management Program, Oneida County,New York. (LB 41 59 11673)

HUBBARD, JAMES ROBERT (M. 3.) A Study of Broiler Inte- 139ration with Sug ested Procedures for Improving the Ex-

tension roi er rogram in a ama. 1 1 ;

HYNAM, CHARLES ARTHUR SYLVESTER (M. S.) An Ap- 140praisal of Extension Education Principles in the Light ofan Actual Program of Recent Development in Antigua,the West Indies. ( LB 41 1959 11997)

IMOHIOSEN, ALBERT VINCENT ERHA (M. S.) Cultural Values, 141Cultural Change, and Extension Education: With SpecialReference to Rural Development in Nigeria. (LB 41 1959134)

JACKSON, ROSS PETER (M. S.) Felt Training Needs of. As- 142sistant County Agricultural Agents in New York State.(LB 41 1959 J13)

KOK, FREDERIK JOHANNES (M. S.) Analysis of the Role of 143Soil Conservation in the Extension Program of the Unionof South Africa. (LB 41 1959 K81)

LANCASTER, JOSEPHUS JACKSON (Ed.D. ) The Agricultural 144Extension Service Community Development Program inGeorgia. (LB 41 1959 L244)

NEWTON, MAURICE CORNELIUS (M. S.) A Study of Some 145Aspects of the Role of Nonofficial Organizations in 7E7'National Rural Development Program in India. (LB 411959 N565)

NEHER, GERALD ALVIN (M. S.) Some Guides for the De- 146velopment of a Program of Change in a NonliterateSociety. ( LB 41 1959 NITS)

RANA, A KRUR NARSINGH (M. S.) The Village Development 147Program of Nepal: Proposals for Further Development.MB 41 1959 R185)

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RENSHAW, ANDERSON NEELY, JR. (M. S.) A Proposed 148Extension Pro ram for Nomadic Tribes Based on aocia an conomic to y o e e as g al rise o Iran.

(LB 41 1959 R421)

SCHNELLER, CLARENCE BRADLY (M.S.) The Use of Mass 149Media in Extension in Ontario. (LB 41 1959 5359)

SERFASS, HARRY EUGENE (M. S.) Extension's Role.in Co- 150operatives -- with Reference t o t EFGFaTICTFa c7777/Z-19-5/.Jersey, Vegetable Growers' Marketing Cooperative. (LB41 1959 5483)

SHEA, CATALINA DERECHO (M. S.) 4-H Club Handbook for 151Voluntary Leaders in the Philippines. (LB 41 1959 S5)

SHETH, NAGINAL SOMALAL (M. S.) How to Promote an Ag- 152ricultural Extension Program in the Progressive Cultiva-tors Association of Saurashtra, India. (LB 41 1959 5554)

VAN AS, 11/1A.RTHINUS LUTHER (Ph. 7).) Differential Roles 153of the Press and the Radio in an Extension Program inthe Union of South Africa.

1960

ARTIS, RUDOLPH DOUGLAS (M. S.) Factors Associated with 154Methods County Ne!ro Agricultural A ents in North Caro-ma se in leve oping xtension rograms.

A791)1 1

BEERS, NEWELL MASON (M. S.) Some Factors in Extension 155Evaluation for Technical Workers in a Foreign Culture.(LB 41 1960 B415)

CHEEMA, AMRIK SINGH (Ed. D) Community Development in 156India with Particular Reference to the Bhadson Pro ect.Trs 41 1960 C515)

DAVIS, SPURGEON LEONIDES (M. S.) A Study of Ins ervice 157Training in Poultry for County Agricultural Agents withSpecial Emphasis on Alabama Conditions. (LB 41 1960D264)

FRANCIS, THIRTUADASS SAMUEL (M. S.) A Study of Food 158Production in Madras as a Problem in the AgriculturalExtension Service. (LB 41 1960 F819)

GODDARD, BETTY LOU (M. S.) Opinions of Homemakers 159Toward an Extension Service Leadership Training Pro-gram in Butler County, Pennsylvania. (LB 41 1960G578)

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HAEGGBLOM, SVEN EINAR (M. S.) Selected Recommendations 160for Improvin. the Swedish Extension Service Based on

xtension acationa rincip es. 1 1 I a 1

HASHEMI, MAJDEDDIN (M. S.) An Evaluation of the Training 161for Agricultural Extension Field Level Workers in Iran.

41 1960 11348)

HOLLE, MARY DEAN (M. S.) The Importance and Value of 162Certain Aspects of the Kansas Preservice Trainin Pro-gram for Prospective i ome conomics gents, 11960 H738)

JOHNSTON, RUPERT BERNARD (Ed. D.) Family Goals and 163Some Factors Associated with their Accomplishment in

1 1is . I

MOORE, JAMES REED (M. S.) An Evaluation Instrument for 164the Self Appraisal of the County Extension Agent and hisIf or 1 1

MORRILL, JUNIUS GLENN (Ed. D.) A Study of Factors Re- 165lated to Nonparticipation in Extension Programs in theThree Oahu Extension Districts, Hawaii. (LB 41 1960M874)

PADILLA, AURORA RORIGUEZ (M. S.) Suggestions for a 166Comprehensi,re Approach for Training 4-H Leaders inPuerto Rico. (LB 41 1960 P123)

RAMOS, FRANCISCO TOVERA (M. S.) An Analysis of the 167Ins ervice Training Needs Identified by the ProvincialExtension Supervisors in the Philippines. (LB 41 1960R175)

SOHAL, TAKHAT SINGH (Ed. D.) The Role and Development 168of Voluntary Village Leaders in Programs of CommunityDevelopment in the Punjab, India. (LB 41 1960 5682)

THOMPSON, DONALD ALEXANDER (M. S.) Views of Execu- 169tive Committeemen, Agents, and State Leaders TowardAgricultural Extension Work in 17 Urban and SuburbanCounties, New York State. (LB 41 1960 T46D)

WHITE, MAURICE EVERETT (Ph. D.) The Wisconsin Count 170Agricultural Agent and His Use of Mass Media. {LB 41T.D60 W587)

WILLIAMS, BEAUCLERC ADDO AUGUSTUS (M. S.) Proposals 171for Training Extension Workers in Ghana. (LB 41 1960

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1961

BASNYAT, PRATAP SINGH (M. S.) Personnel Administra- 172tion in the Village Development Service of Nepal. (LB41 1961 B316)

BENNETT, CLAUDE (M. S.) Cortland County Dairy Farmer's 173Views on Their ExtensionDarF7 inExtension Program Communica--E:on. (LB 41 1961 B471)

BOUCHARD, ANDRE JOSEPH (M. Ed.) The Professional 174Education of Agricultural Extension Agents inQuebec,Canada. (LB 41 1 961 B753)

BRAID, ANDREW F. (M.S., Ph.D. ) The Role of Directors 175of Local Cooperatives in Ontario, Canada, in Continuityand Change. (LB 41 1961 B814)

BROWER, STEPHEN L. (Ph. D.) A Study of Value Orienta- 176tions. (HT 423 1961 B877)

BUSQUETS, CARMEN P. (Ph. D.) Differential Adoption of 177Homemaking Practices in Family Financial ManagementRecommended in Farm and Home Development in PuertoRico. (LB 41 1961 B981)

CARRACEDO, JORGE M. C. (M. S.) A Training Program 178for Extension Workers in Argentina. (LB 41 1961 C313)

FARGUHAR, REGINALD N. (Ph. D.) Comparative Extension 179Education in Anglosaxon Countries with Particular Ref-erence to Australia. (LB 41 1 961 F238)

FORT, RAY E. (Ed. D.) A Study of the Development of the 180American Technical Assisnce Program in Iran. M-B-4179769777N)

FREDERICKSON, CAROLINE M. (M. Ed.) Role Performance 181and Expectations Reported by Selected Extension Agentsin Minnesota. (LB 41 1961 F853)

GAMBLE, WILLIAM K. (Ph.D.) An Analysis of Agricultural 182Education, Training _and Personnel Requirements as aBasis for National Ive'lopment in Burma. (LB 41 1061G191)

GOCHINGCO, LILIA C. (M. S.) Factors Influencing Partici- 183pation of Home Extension Leaders in the Philippines.HThri427=.

HART, ESTHER R. (M.Ed.) Role Perception and Job Satis- 184faction of County Extension Home Economists in Pennsyl-vania. (LB 41 196`1 11325)

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HECKEL, MAYNARD C. (M. S. , Ed. D.) A Comparative 185Analysis of Factors Associated with Resignation andTenure of Male County Extension Workers in the South-ern Extension Region. (LB 41 TAT17448)

KNIGHT, A. JOHN (M. S.) Improvement of the Training Pro- 186gram for Village Level Workers in Madras State (India).LB 41 1961

McCAULEY, JOHN PATRICK (M. S.) A Comparative Study 187of Rural Cooperative Education in Finland. and SouthKorea. (LB 41 1961 M123)

MURAYAMA, SHIZUO (M. S.) A Structural Analysis of the 188Agricultural Cooperative Association in Rural Japan.(HT 423 1961 M972)

SHE RER, RALPH L. (M. S.) Inservice Training Needs as 189Perceived by Men Extension Agents Engaged in Farmand Home Development Work in Alabama. (LB 41 19615551)

SINGH, GURCHARN BASRAN (M. S.) Implications of Social 190Theory to the Community Development Program, PunjabState, India. (HT 423 1961 S616)

SINGH, SHER (M. S.) The Role and Responsibilities of Sub- 191ject Matter Specialists i.n Uttas Pradesh (India). ( LB41 1961 S617)

SINGH, VIKRAM (M. S.) Application of United States Research 192in Program Planning to Uttar Pradesh (India). (LB 411961 56175)

SINGH, YASHAWANT (M. S.) Development of a Youth Organi- 193zation at the Village Level in Madhya Pradesh, India.(LB 41 1961 S618)

SMITANANDA, PHANOM (Ed. D.) Training Programs for Ex- 194tension Field Workers in Thailand. (LB 41 1961 S642)

SMITH, DAVID T. (M. S.) An Evaluation of a System Used 195to Delineate and Describe the Soil Associations of OtsegoCounty or Extension Program arming. 1 1S645)

SOMASUNDARAM, TURAGO (M. S.) Preservice Training of 196Village Level Workers at Rajendranagar, Andhra Pradish,India. ( LB 41 1961 S693)

STEPHENS, JAMES IRA (M. S.) Characteristics and Interests 197of an Extension Non-Farm Clienc y.41 19611961 S833)

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STROUP, GEORGE E. (Ed.D.) Oklahoma Wheat Producers 198Attitudes, Opinions and Knoiire7Far overnment eatPrograms and Related Public Affairs Issues. (LB 411961 S9?,5)

VALLEJO-CHARLES, NELSON (M. S.) An Analysis of the 199Extension Service of Ecuador. (LB 41 1961 V183)

VASANTHARAO, M. GEORGE (M. S. ) The Role of the Vil- 200lage Level Workers in Increasing Food Production inAndhra Pradesh, India. (LB 41 1961 V328)

WILLIAMS, S. K. T. (M. S.) An Anal sis of Extension Ser- 201vice in Western Nigeria an ome roposa s for Improv-ing its Effectiveness. (LB 41 1961 W727)

1962

ARIAS, HiPOLITO L. (M. S.) A Plan for Improving Coordin- 202ation Between the Agricultural Extension Agency andOther Public and Private Or anizations in Nueve deJu uenos ires, rgentina. 1 1

ARTIS, RUDOLPH D. (Ed. D.) An Analysis of the Commun- 203ity 4-H Club. (LB 41 1962 A791)

BRUCE, ROBERT L. (M.S., Ph. D. ) Predicting Administra- 204tive Supervisory Effectiveness in enior ounty gricu -tural Extension Agents. (LB 41 1962 B887)

CASLICK, JAMES W. (M. Ed.) A Study of the Wildlife Bounty 205Problem in New York as a Challenge for ConservationEducation. (LB 41.1 1962 0338)

CASTELLI, LUIS ANGEL (M. S.) A Design for Improving 206Program Planning by the Agricultural Extension Agen-cies in the Pampeana Center, Argentina. (LB 41 1962C348)

DAHAMA, OM P. (Ed. D.) A Study of Agricultural Educa- 207tion at Selected Colle es in India in Relation to Trainin

ee s o xtension pecia is s. 1 1 1

DAVIDSON, WINSLOW A. (M. S.) An Extension Education 208Plan for Cooperative Marketing of Citrus in the Porn-eroon 'ritish Guiana. (LB 41 1962 D253)

HENDERSON, THOMAS A. (M. S.) Recommended Policies for 209Agricultural Development in Dominica, West Indies, (LB41 1962 11497)

MACDONALD, ALEXANDER A. (M. S.) The Role of theSaint Francis Xavier University Extension Fieldworkerin Maritime Fisheries. (HT 423 17627VI135 T-

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MCBRIDE, CECIL M. (M. S.) Analysis of Programming Pro- 211cedures for Community 4-H Clubs in Virginia. (LB 411962 M119)

MCCORQUODALE, BRUCE L. (M. S.) Some Characteristics 212and Opinions of Junior Farmer Association Members inPerth County, Ontario, with Implications for AgriculturalExtension. (LB 41 1962 M131)

MOTADEL, ATA ALLAH (M. S.) An Analysis of Economic 213and Social Factors Related to Innova ors of a Recom-mended Agricu

ommunity o ran. 1 1 8 1

PRAWL, WARREN L. (M. S. , Ed. D.) A Field Manual for 214Americans Engaged in Rural Development Abroad. (L1341 1962 P918)

QUAN, CAO (M. S.) An Analysis of the Extension Service 215in the Rural Development of Vietnam with Suggestionsfor Improvement. (LB 41 1962 Q2)

QUIRAY, AURELIO M. (M. S.) A Functional Design for Im- 216plementing Extension Studies in the Philippines. (LB41 1962 Q8)

SISON, OBDTJLIA F. (M. S. , Ph. D.) Role Expectations of 217the Senior County Agricultural Agents of New York State.(LB 41 1962 S62b")

VOTH, LELAND WILLIA (M. S.) A Survey of Extension Edu- 218cation Practices as Applied in Three Rural DevelopmentPrograms of the Mennonite .ee.rn 11962 V972)

WALTON, TOMMY L. (Ed. D.) Characteristics and Leisure 219Time Interests of Rural Hi h School Boys and Girls inGeorgia Especia y Re ate to - Program Buirdrrig=(LB 41 1962 W241)

WARREN, HOYT M. (M. S. , Ed. D.) Toward the Identifica- 220tion. and Selection of Certain Principles of Administra-tive Organization with Possible Application to a StateCooperative Extension Service. (LB 41 1962 W289)

WILLIAMS, CORNELIUS A. (Ed. D.) An Analysis of Exten- 221sion Program Projection Procedures Used by NegroCounty Agents in Alabama. (LB 41 1962 W722)

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1963

ANDREWS, WALTER GLENN, SR. (Ed. D.) The Role Expec- 222tation of the Extension Subject Matter Specialists in NorthCarolina as Seen by the Specialists and County Agricul-tural Agents. (LB 41 1963 A572)

BOHANAN, SAMUEL CLIFFORD (Ed. D.) Factors Affecting a 223Program for Older People in a Low-Income Rural Area.(LB 41 19 No

CHENA- GONZALES, RODOLFO (Ph. D.) Perceptions of Ex- 224tension Work in Mexico. (LB 41 1963 C51)

GAUR, RAM AUTAR (M. S.) Analysis of the Training Pro- 225grain for Village- Level Extension Workers at AntriCenter in India and Suggestions for its Improvement.( L13 41 1963 G273)

MICHAEL, PACKIANATHAN RAJADURAI (M. S.) A Search 226for Testing Techniques for Use in Extension TrainingCenters, Madras, India. (LB 41 1963 M621)

SHARMA, JAGDISH CHANDRA (Ph. D.) A Tim e Analysis 227of County Agricultural Agents in New York State. ( LB41 1963 8531)

SIDDIQI, A. RASHID (M. S.) An Approach to Educating Adults 228for Functional Literacy in India. ( LB 41 1963 5568)

SPIVEY, GRACE LEE (Ed. D.) The Need for Content in Home 229Demonstration Programs as Indicated by Club MembersTriM77. state of Oklahoma. ( LB 41 1963 S761)

TAYLOR, WILLIAM H. (Ed. D.) The Role of Extension Spe- 230cialists in Rural Areas Development. (LB 41 1963 T247)

1964

BALLERSTAEDT, GOYTLA. ALFREDO (M. S.) An Evaluation 231of the Agricultural Extension Service in a Bolivian Pro-vince. (LB 41 1964 B191)

BELAY, HAILE SELASSIE (Ph. D.) A Comparative Analysis 232of Higher Education in Agriculture and a Proposed Planfor Further Developing the System in Ethiopia. (L13 411964 B426)

EL ADLY, AHMED EL-SAYED (M. S.) An Analysis of Exten- 233sion Program Building in the United States and Some Sug-gestions for Improvement in Egypt. ( LB 41 1964 A237)

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GHILDYAL, UMA CHARAN (M. S.) Approaches to Training 234for Community Development in India. (LB 41 1964 G423)

GILL, DHARA SINGH (Ph. D.) Aspects of Rural Life in 235Northern Nigeria with Implications for AgriculturalExtension Work. (LB 41. 1964 G475)

GOMEZ, PORFIRIO (M. S.) Study Circles Related to Rural 236Community Development. (LB 41 1964 G633)

GREEN, DONALD GEORGE (Ph. D.) Characteristics of In- 237ternational Alumni, Cornell Univeis3:7r,W-17,5.137-7rB41 1964 G795)

LOWDERMILK, MAX KEARNS (M. S.) Factors Related to 238Cooperative Education of Farmers in the Punjab (Pak-IFig). (LB 41 1964 L912)

PEZET, JUTJAN ANDRE (M. S.) Survey of Principles and 239Procedures of Programme Planning in Canadian Univer-sity Extension. (LB 41 1964 P521)

VAN NIEL, ANS ROSEMARIE (M. S.) Proposals for Selecting 240and Training of 4-H Agents in Surinam. (LB 41 1964N667)

1965

BENOR, DANIEL (M. S.) A Study of the Degree of Special- 241ization Needed by Extension Agents in Israel. ( LB 411965 B473)

FANNING, PAUL KENNETH (Ed. D.) Application and Analy- 242sis of American Crop Production Concepts on State Farmsin Yugoslavia. (LB 41 1965 F213)

FINDLAY, EDWARD WELDON (M. S.) Relationships Between 243Research, Extension, and Resident Instruction at SelectedColleges of Agriculture. (LB 41 1965 F494)

GHIGLINO, RICARDO (M. S.) Guide for Implementing New Ag- 244ricultural Settlements in the Marginal Jungle Areas ofPeru. (LB 41 1965G423)

HAWKINS, EZELLE McCLELLAN (M. S.) Induction Training 245of Inexperienced County Extension Personnel. ( LB 411965 H393)

KAYAM, UMAR (Ph. D.) Aspects of Inter-Departmental Co- 246ordination in Indonesian Community Development. (LB41 1965 K23)

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KHUNMUANG, SAMR12 (Ed. D.) A Study of the Training Pro- 247ram at TUFEC (Thailand Unes co Fundamental Educationenter). (LB 41 1965 K45)

KIM, DONG HI (M. S.) Principles of Pre-Service and In clu c - 248tion Training of Agricultural Extension Agents in the Re-public of Korea. (LB 41 1965 K49)

LERAY, NELSON, JR. (Ed. D.) Full-time Farmers and Part- 249time Farmers in. a Low-income Area of Northern NewYork State: A Study of Socio-economic Characteristics.(LB 41 1965 L614)

MAALOUF, WAJIH DARWEESH (Ph. D.) Factors Associated 250with the Effectiveness of the Result Demonstratiodin Promoting Adoption of Fertilizer Practices by Wheat

armers as ec an ar oun ies, - anon.41 1965 M111)

MAGIED, SAYID BASRA. ABDEL (M. S.) Proposed Criteria 251for Program Planning at the District Level in Sudan.(LB 41 1965 M1g-4)

PATEL, ISHWARLAL CHATURDAS (M. S.) Analysis of the 252Undergraduate Curriculum in Extension Education atAnand and Junagadh Agricultural Colleges, India, andSuggestions for Improvement. (LB 41 1965 P295)

ROGERS, DAVID WHITFIELD (M. S.) Communication Behav- 253for and Adoption of Pasture Mana ement Practices by

arm erators an queens oun y, rince war s and.(LB 41 1965 R725)

TYSON, SAMUEL IZET (M. S.) Problems of Agricultural Ex- 254tension Workers with Small Peasant Farmers in Jamaica.(LB 41 1965 T994)

WOLDERUFAEL, ABEBA (M. S.) Developing and Maintaining 255High Personnel Morale Among Public Health Workers inEthiopia. (LB 41 1965 W852)

ZONITCH, GEORGE (M. Ed. ) Factors Associated with Adop- 256tion of Home Grounds Pro rams by A ricultural Agentsin Rural New Yor ounties. B 1.1 1

1966

ALAO, JOSEPH ADEBANJI (M. S.) Pres ervice Training of 257Prospective Extension Agents in the University of Ibadan,Nigeria. (LB 41 1966 A319)

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DOUGLAS, LEONARD CARL (Ed. D.) Projection of Informal 258Educational Pro rams Throu h Forecasting. (LB 411966 D 3

EL-ADLEY, AHMED EL-SAYED (Ph. D.) Social, Economic 259and Psychological Factors Affecting Differential Adoptionof Recommended Farm Practices Among Dairymen. (LB41 1966 A231)

HEIDLAGE, WALTER FRANCIS (Ed. D.) The Functions and 260Role Expectations of District Directors in the Universityof Missouri Extension Division. (LB 41 1966 H465)

MAHMUD, ABU BAKAR BIN (M. S.) An Appraisal of the 261Training Program for Junior Agricultural Assistants inMalaya (Malaysia). (LB 41 1966 M215)

MOHAMMAD, SHAH (M. S.) A Proposed Training Program 262for Agricultural Extension Workers in Afghanistan.(LB 41 1966 M697)

ORTIZ, DORA MILAGROS (M. S.) A Time-Use Study of Home 263Demonstration Agents in Puerto Rico. (LF3 41 1966 077)

UJANG, ABDULLAH BIN (M. S.) Co-ordination of Extension 264Or anizations in Mala a and u! Im-provem.ent. LB 41 1966 332

WILLIAMS, SAUDIQ KOLAWOLE TAIWO (Ph. D.) Identifica- 265tion of Professional Training Needs of Agricultural Ex-tension Agents in Western Nigeria as a Basis for Devel-oping a College Training tc-urriculum. (LB 41 1966 W727)

WINTER, JAMES JOSEPH (M. S.) The Introduction of Farm 266Power for Increased AgriculturaT-Production on SmallFarms in Tropical Africa. 3 LB 41 1966 W785)

1967

BARLOW, PHYLLIS LOUISE (M. Ed. ) Some Housing Educa- 267tional Needs of Homemakers in Ulster County, New York.(LB 41 1967 3258)

MENDOZA, LUIS ANTONIO (M. S.) Farm Practice Adoption 268Among Campesinos in Tomina Province, Bolivia. (M361967 M39)

MICHAELSON, LEON C. (Ed. D.) A Study of Program Lead- 269ership Among Extension Specialists Directed TowardLearning What Factors Augment and Deter LeadershipExpression. (LB 41 1967 M621)

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PATEL, ISHWARLAL C. (Ph. D.) Communications Behavior 270of Village Level Workers in Sarat and Mehsana Districts,Gujarat State, India. (=1 1967 P295)

SHARMA, DEVENDRA K. (Ph. D.) Role of Information Sources 271and Communication Channels in Adoption of Improved Agri-cultural Practices by Farmers in MP State, India. (LB

SINGH, RAGEUBAR (Ph. D.) Adoption of Nitrogenous Fertilizers 272as Related to Selected Factors and Use of InformationSburbe§ in Adoption Process. (LB 41 1967 5617)

THOMAS, EVERETT D. (M. S.) The Influence of Personal, 273Economic, and Social Factors in the Adoption of theDairy Herd Improvement Association by New York StateDairy Farmers. (LB 41 1967 T455)

VIDYARTHY, GOPAL SARAN (Ph. D.) Farmer's Incentives for 274Adoption of Recommended Farm Practices in Wheat Crbpin Aligarh Intensive Agricultural District, India. . (LB 411967 VH5)

1968

CONTADO, TITO E. (Ph. D.) Communication Fidelit Be- 275tween Farm Management Technicians anc ice Farmersin Leyte, Philippines. (LB 41 1968 V759)

CRAWFORD, PAUL AUGUSTUS (Ed. D.) Factors Associated 276with the Use of the Extension Farm and Home BuildingPlan Service by County Agents in Georgia.C899)

(LB 41 1968

MONCUR, EARL (Ed. D.) Structural Elements of Extension 277Systems in Selected Developing Countries. (LB 41 1968M739)

/PRESTON, JAMES C. (Ed. D.) A Model for Cooperative 278Extension Program Determination in Community ResourceDevelopment. (LB 41 1968 P938)

1969

ABDELRAHMAN, AHMED ELAMIN (Ph. D.) Factors in the 279Adjustment of Khasm El Girba Tenants to a New Loca-tion and a New Type of A riculture, Sudan. (LB 41TD69 Al2)

BROADWELL, GEORGE J. (Ph. D.) Job Satisfaction of Pro- 280fessionals: A Study of the Job Satisfactions of Coopera-tive Extension Agents in New York State. (LB 41 1969B863)

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DO1VIINGUEZ, IGNACIO C. (M. S.) Concepts and Principles 281in the Development of a College Curriculum in ExtensionEducation. (LB 41 196 9 D671)

FINDLAY, EDWARD WELDON (Ph. D.) Curriculum Develop- 282ment for Professional Leaders in Extension Education.(LB 41 1969 F494)

FORESI, JOSEPH, JR. (Ph. D.) Images of Agribusiness Held 283by Workers in the Rochester Area of New York State.(LB 41 1969 F716)

KHAN, GHULAM SUBHANI (Ph. D.) A Communication Model 284for Extension Education. (LB 41 1969 K45)

MENDOZA, LUIS ANTONIO (Ph. D.) Staff and Non-Staff Lead- 285ership in Development Organizations in New York State.

NAUMANN, MARTIN F. (M. S.) Nature of Supervision and 286Factors to Consider in Im roving Extension Supervisory

rograms in rgentma. : 1 . 1

NIELSEN, JORGEN (M. S.) Analysis of In-Service Training 287for Extension Personnel and Guidelines for Improvementin Denmark. (LB 41 1969 N669)

0' CONNOR, DAVID J. (M. S.) Analysis of the Process of 288Curriculum Development with Particular Reference toAgricultural Education in Ireland. ( LB 41 196-3 018)

ROSSI, ENRIQUE 0. (M. S.) Design for a National Rural 289Youth Development Center in Argentina. (LB 41 1969R831)

SEGARRA-ORTIZ, HILDA (Ph. D.) Relationship of Non-Economiz, Variables to Patterns of Saving of FarmFamilies in a Puerto Rican County. (LB 41 1969 5454)

1970

290

ANSORENA, IGNACIO J. (Ph. D.) Characteristics and Cor- 291relates of Extension Personnel Job Satisfaction in CostaRica.

BRICENO, OSCAR (M. S.) Trainin: Needs of Extension Agents 292in the Institute of Colombian Agriculture.

CHARI, PADMA SATAKOPA (Ph. D.) Standards for Profes- 293sional Preparation of College Teachers of Home Scienceand Extension Education in India.

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DHILLON, JOGINDAR S. (Ph. D.) Effects of Various Mes- 294sage Treatments on the Decoding Fidelity of VerbalMessages by Farm- Decision- Makers in India.

E.LBERG, PEDRO M. (M. S.) Criteria and Their Application 295in Establishing a Department of Extension Education atthe College of Agriculture, University of Concepcioa,Chile.

JULIANO, CLEMENTE P. , JR. (Ph. D.) Some Selected Fact- 296ors Associated with the Empathic AbiETFRIT75.1n71Vagern.ent Techr'_,:ians in the Philippines.

HARRIS, JAMES B. (Ed. D.) Present and Potential Roles of 297Georgia Cooperative Extension Personnel in Urban Areas.

PHILLIPS, JOHN G. (M. S.) Identification of Needs of 12-18 298Year Old 4-H Club Members in Relation to NationalObjectives with Implication for Program Planning.

PICKETT, DOUGLAS R. (Ph. D.) Role Perceptions of Exten- 299sion Staff in the Philippines and Implications for Profes-sional Training.

SHEPPARD, FRANK W. (Ed. D. ) Designing Agricultural Mod- 300ernization Strategy Through Systems Analysis.

V'WRIGHT, JOAN (Ph. D.) The Professionalization of Practi- 301tioners in the Institutionalized Occupation of AdultEducation.

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