Volume 28 - Number 1, March 1984

1	Using the Microcomputer as a Decision-Making Aid in Teaching Farm Management
	Steven D. Johnson, Richard I. Carter, and W. Wade Miller
2	Classroom Use of Computers - Some Observations
	Dale Menkhaus, William C. Russell, and Harlan Hughes
3	Teleconferences Useful in Farm Management Course
	Peter H. Calkins and Dennis D. DiPietre
4	Success of Former Vocational Agricultural Students in College of Agriculture Curricula
	Layle D. Lawrence
5	Five-Week, One-Hour Agricultural Economics Courses
	Albert J. Allen, Warren C. Couvillion, and Johnny Jones
6	Guidebook for Evaluating Teaching Part II: Collecting Evaluative Information About Teaching (Student Ratings)
	Larry A. Braskamp, Dale C. Brandenburg, Eileen Kohen, John C. Ory, and Paul W. Mayberry
7	Field Study Opportunities - A Unique Learning Experience
	Mark E. Headings
8	Agricultural Internship Program Administration
	Richard H. Munson
9	Achievement Tests: Need and Use
	Warren L. Anderson and N. Omri Rawlins
10	Are Introductory Courses Effective?
	Virginia I. Lohr and Donald J. Cotter
11	Earlier Degree Completion Shown When Beginning Graduate Students Start with Research Methods Course
	H.F. Perkins
12	A Partial Alternative to the University Beef -Teaching Herd
	F.A. Thrift and C.G. Chenette
13	International Agriculture - Peace Corps Role - Internatinal Volunteerism in Agriculture
	James Sedlacek