Officials Question If Regional Compacts Work in New England
Officials from six New England state universities express disappointment with NEBHE regional co op programs designed to widen course offerings at in state rates. In 1965 only 372 of about 50 000 students enrolled in regional programs, a drop of 33 from the prior year. Leaders urge goal redefinition and closer cooperation, noting uneven freshman access and lingering loyalties hinder transfer and joint programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New England Board of Higher Education
NEBHE
Winchester
Mass
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
National Education Writers Association
Lyman S. Rowell
University of Vermont
Rowell
John W. Lederle
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
NEHRE
Lederle
Uganda
Tanzania
Kenya
William D. Tunis
H. Austin Peck
University of Maine
Peck
George W. Kidder
College of Arts and Sciences
University of
School of Forestry
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Miss Mary DeForge Shower Honors Park Street Bride
Miss Mary DeForge of Park Street Extension was feted at a Sunday shower at the Old Bennington schoolhouse. She will wed Richard Baker on October 29. About twenty friends attended and gifts plus an orchid corsage were given. Lunch was served by Patricia and Linda DeForge and Mrs. Caroline Gauthier. The shower cake was prepared by Barbara Malhati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary DeForge
Park Street Extension
Bennington
Richard Baker
Patricia
Linda DeForge
Caroline Gauthier
Barbara Malhati
Regional Center Plans Describe New England Network
The project unites six states under a regional center with the New England Board of Higher Education moving staff to Durham. Kellogg Foundation funds 1.8 million dollars for construction and operating seed money for universities. The University of New Hampshire, Vermont and others will host programs and extend continuing medical education through shared facilities and extended study options.
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Doolin
Vermont
NEBHE
New England Regional Center For Continuing Education
University of New Hampshire
Durham
Win
Harry P. Day
New England
University of New Hampshire At
Arthur S. Adams
U.N.H
New England Board of Higher Education
Winchester
Mass
NEHBE
New England Regional Center
New England Hospital Assembly
New Center
Kellogg Foundation of
Battle Creek
Mich
U,n,h
American Council On Education
University of Vermont
George Welch III
Welch
UVM Medical School
St. Johnsbury
St. Albans
Bennington
Brattleboro
Rutland
Springfield
Montpelier
Day
New Hampshire
Vermont Ski Market Warns Against Overpricing
A Vermont Development Department study warns ski areas may overprice and lose skiers as supply grows to meet rising demand. Based on 2337 interviews at 14 major resorts, the report recommends cautious lift tax policy, road-access review, and notes a state industry value near 27 million dollars with 392 year round and 1,912 winter workers.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Geblein-Willis Associates
New York State
Massachusetts
State Highway Department
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