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Continuing Education for Texas: Special Studies of Non-Traditional Approaches to Education.

Anthony C. Neidhart

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Collection of papers outlining information related to various aspects of higher education for adult students in Texas as part of a statewide study on potentials for a new continuing education program including unmet needs, organizational arrangements, oversight, financing, and other recommendations.

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Collection of papers outlining information related to various aspects of higher education for adult students in Texas as part of a statewide study on potentials for a new continuing education program including unmet needs, organizational arrangements, oversight, financing, and other recommendations.

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Collection of papers outlining information related to various aspects of higher education for adult students in Texas as part of a statewide study on potentials for a new continuing education program including unmet needs, organizational arrangements, oversight, financing, and other recommendations.

Key concepts: Continuing education, Medical education, Political science, Pedagogy, Public relations, Engineering ethics, Sociology, Medicine

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