Volume 30 - Number 1, March 1986

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Issues 1984-1993

1	1985 Student Enrollment in Faculties of Agriculture in Canada
	G.M. Jenkinson
2	The Administrative Role of the Department Chair
	Bill Middlebrook and Tom Trail
3	Needed: Coursework Addressing Agricultural Stress
	M.J.A. Barclay, J.P. Carlson, and C.A. Carlson
4	Teaching and Learning Problem: Alcohol Use
	D.F. Warring
5	Cheating on Multiple Choice Exams is Difficult to Assess Quantitatively
	D.B. Marx and D.E. Longer
6	Demographic Profile of Students Majoring in Animal Science
	T.A. Mollett and E.K. Leslie
7	Product Evaluation of Instructional Programs
	David C. Drueckhammer and James P. Key
8	Factors Related to Farm Management Students' Preferences for Farming as a Career
	James O. Wise
9	A Survey: Background, Career Objectives and Performance of Students in Introductory Animal Science
	Ronnie L. Edwards
10	Special Considerations with Enterprise Laboratories
	Dan D. Garrison
11	Helping Students Learn by Understanding How They Think
	John E. Fulkrod
12	Course Evaluation Based On Course Objectives
	R. Kirby Barrick and Jacquelyn P. Deeds
13	Project Report - Outdoor Laboratories in Juniper Studies
	Bradley W. Pedersen
14	A Case Study: High School Students' Awareness of a Community College Agriculture Program
	Fred W. Reneau and John Kabat
15	Improving Students' Job Search Techniques
	Dee M. Wellan
16	A Tested Model: Recruitment Program
	Richard F. Welton
17	Teaching Strategies for Developing Psychomotor Skills
	Ed Osborne
18	International Agriculture: Agricultural Education in Mali
	James E. Diamond
19	Teaching Horticulture with a Human Perspective
	Madelaine Zadik