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AUTHOR Hayes, Larry K.TITLE Institutions Research Summaries, June 1970.INSTITITTION Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Fiucation,

Oklahoma City.SPONS AGENCY Office of Education (Dtirw), Washington, D.C. nureau

of Research.PURFAU NO RR-7-G-041In? DATE Jun 70NOTE 53p.; Supplement to final report

EDRS rDPS Price MF-$0.25 HC-$2.75DESCRIPTORS *Consortia, *educational Research, *Higher

Education, *Interinstitutional Cooperation, *PesearchIDEN'PIFIERS *Oklahoma Consortium on Research Development

AESTRACTThis supplement to the final report (ED 040 6031

Presents research summaries of member institutions of the OklahomaConsortium on Research Development - -an organization which seeks, asone of its objectives, the development of viable, ongoing researchprograms. Tha summaries contain information on: (1) institutionalinvolvement in the Consortium: (2) institutional benefits from thisinvolvement: (3) institutional plans for further research activity,and (4) a comparison of project and institutional research officeinformation and related activities for 106(-r7 and 1969-70. (V')

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INSTITUTIONS' RESEARCH ACTIVITY SUMMARIES

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terry K. HayesProject Supervisor

Oklahoma Consortium on Research DevelopmentOklahoma State Regents for Higher Education

State Capitol, Oklahoma rAty

June, 1970

FOREWORD

The Oklahoma Consortium on Research Development had as one ofits objectives he development of a viable, ongoing researchoperation at each member institution. ,

This supplement to the final report presents the followinginformation concerning each institution: institutional involve-ment in Oklahoma Consortium on Research Development activities;institutional benefits from Oklahoma Consortium on ResearchDevelopment involvement; institutional plans for further researchactivity; and a comparison of project and institutional researchoffice information and related activities for 1966-67 and 1969-70.Ten institutions failed to provide all information requested and,thus, their summaries are not complete.

Hopefully, this information will enable member institutions tocompare their progress with other institutions and will he ofboaefit to those seeking to evaluate the Oklahoma Consortium onResearch Development.

Larry K. Hayes?reject Supervisor

CONTENTS

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Foreword

Contents ii

Institutional Research Summaries

Central State College 1

East Central State College 3

Northeastern State College 5

Southeastern State College 7

Southwestern State College 9

Cameron State Agricultural College 11

Langston University 13

Oklahoma Panhandle State College 15

Connors State College 17

Eastern Oklahoma State College 19

Northern Oklahoma College 21

Oklahoma Military Academy 23

Bethany Nazarene College 25

Oklahoma Baptist University 27

Oklahoma Christian College 29

Oklahoma City University 31

Oral Roberts University 33

Bacone College 35

Seminole Junior College 37

Northwestern State College 39

Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts 40Murray State College 41Northeastern Oklahoma A64 College 42

Phillips University 43Oniversity of Tulsa 44St. Gregory's College 45Bartlesville Wesleyan College 46Altus Junior College 47Poteau Community College 48

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CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE

President Garland GodfreyCoordinating Council Member Leslie Lewis

Institutional Involvement

Central State College has been involved in over thirty pilot research grants,approximately ten development seminars and has sent four of its staff onsummer research laboratory experience programs to the University of Oklahomaand Oklahoma State University. Each grant involved a number of faculty andstudents in addition to the project director. Initial seed monies ere in-strumental in applying for and receiving larger grants from other agencies.

Institutional Benefits

Central State College has established a research and development office anda research committee whose function it is to screen proposals by employingfaculty to read proposals prior to submitting them to a grantin agency.This has ',roadened and elevated the research awareness level of the entirefaculty. Development of an institutional research thrust.

Institutional Plans

The research committee at Central State College will be extended to fourtimes its original size. Central State College plans to pursue grants ina variety of areas not previously contacted. Closer cooperation and work-ing relationship with other institutl.ons both in and out of the state.

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INSTITUTION: Central State College

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES-1966-67. 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established NoResearch Office Established E2-.. XII

Research Committee Established Ikl Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed Yes

Project Research Office Director (on the job) No YesInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) No YesNumber of Secretaries Employed 0

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Number of Faculty Involved in Research 3 23

Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects -- 122121

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No YesS?ace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No Yes

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader Yes Yes

ERIC Materials Yes Yes

HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement Ne 7r-__- INF---_-___-0E0 Catalog of federal Assistance Programs Yes Yes

NSF Guide to Programs Yea YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory Yes Yas

Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes Yes

Unit Record EquipmentComputer Yes----

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved Interdisciplinary 0 11

Number of Faculty Involved - InterinstitutionalNumber of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 0 43

Professional Involvement:Number of Faculty Attending Professional Meetings 9 327Number of Faculty Actively Participated in

Professional Meetings 210.11.1

Program Development and Training rroposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 0 13

Sub pitted and Vending -3......A.---Submitted and Not Funded

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EAST CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE

President Stanley P. WagnerCoordinating Council Member Roy T. Maxwell


East Central State College received thirty grants from the Oklahoma Con-sortium on Research Development which totaled $11,050. This was mai.,;:hed

by $16,799 of local funds. East Central State College had representativesat numerous Consortium training programs and development seminars includ-ing the following: Project Workshop, Model Research Offices Workshop,Institutional Research Workshop and subsequent meetings, Computer Seminarand subsequent meetings, National Research Training Institute, Phase IIWorkshops, Business Fiincation Seminars, Teacher Education Seminar, PublicEducation Workshop, Higher Education Evaluation Seminar, and six statecollege seminars. The involvement has been from the president down to thestudent body. Activities have been varied and have involved a number ofdifferent departments and personnel.


As a result of the Oklahoma Consortium on Research Development, East CentralState College now has a re,.search and development office and a local ludgetfor research grants. It has a number of faculty members who are activelyinvolved in research and development projects. At least $130,000 in outsidefunds can be traced directly to the Oklbhoma Consortium on Research Develop-ment.

Institutional Plans

The same operation set up during the Oklahoma Consortium on Research Develop-ment will continue but with more personnel involved. Plans are being developedat the present time for several new projects in the areas of science education,water research, and counseling services for disadvantaged students.

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INSTITUTION: Easi. Central State Co1lee

Activity

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966-67. 1969-70

1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No Yes

Institutional R "search Office Established No Yes

Research Committee Established , No Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed .... ... Yes

Project Research Office Director (on the job) No Yes

Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) No YesNumber of Secretaries Employed 0 4

Number of 'Faculty Involved in Research 3 22

Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No YesSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No Yes

Research Equipment and Materials Aveilable:Microfiche Reader No YesERIC Ma.erials 6... No YeaHEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement Yes Yes0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes Yes

NSF Guide to Programs MT Yes

Russell Sage Foundation Directory N5Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment N No

Computer Yen Yes--------

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - Interdisciplinary 0 7--6-- -15---Number of Faculty Involved - InterinstitutionalNumber of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 11 ---r------.

Professional Involvement:Number of Faculty Attending Professional Meetings 0 20

Number of Faculty Actively Participated in.

Protessional Meetings .... 3------

Program Development and Training Pro?osals (other than ((CRD):Submitted and Funded , 4Submitted and Pending ..

Submitted and Not Funded

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NORTHEASTERN STATE COLLEGE

President Harrell E. GarrisonCoordinating Council Member Elwin Fite


The college became involved immediately in pursuing aspects of OklahomaConsortium on Research Development activities which gave promise of pro-viding assistance in research. A campus research committee consideredopportunities available in research under Consortium-sponsored activitiesas they were announced. Some of the projects in which the college partic-ipated include: individual faculty pilot projects; cooperative seminars;attending seminars sponsored by the Consortium; obtaining consultants;securing ERIC information and materials; obtaining services from the Re-gents' office; counsel by the Regents' staff; and developmental workshops.They have all given impetus to research activities at Northeastern StateCollege.


The Oklahoma Consortium on Research Development assisted the college byencouraging faculty research. The support of research by college facul-ties by tqe Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education has been veryhelpful. Cooperativc inservice activities with other coilelges and theopportunity to share concerns and ideas about research have benefittedthe college.

Institutional Plans

The college plans to fulfill its responsibility in research and to con-tinue its research organization. There is a director of research anddevelopment dnd a faculty committee on research and institutional studies.Each fall the faculty commits itself to activities for the ensuing yearand spe:ial annual reports have been made on research at NortheasternState College since 1948.

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INSTITUTION: Northeastern State College

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966 -67; 1969.70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project' Research Office Established No Yes

Institutional Research Office Established Yes Yes

Research Committee Established Yes Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed ..... No


Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) Tel Yes

Number of Secretaries Employed 1 3


Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects -- $3,000

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation, No Yes

Space Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation Yes Yes

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader No Yes

ERIC Materials Yes Yes

HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement Yes Yes

CEO Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes YesNSF Guide to Programs No YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory Yes No

Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment No NoComputer No No

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - Interdisciplinary 3

Number of Faculty Involved - InterinstitutionalNumber of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 19

Professional Involvement:Number of Faculty Attending Professional MeetingsNumber of Faculty Actively Participated in

Professional Meetings

Program Development and Training PropOsals (other than OCRD):Submitted and FundedSubmitted and FendingSubmitted and Not Funded

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SOUTHEASTERN STATE COLLEGE

President Leon HibbsCoordinating Council Member J. B. Fox, Jr.


During the last year, we have received small grants in four differentdisciplines which have created an awareness of the needs and opportunitiesto do local research. Four faculty members and several college and highschool students have cooperated and have been a part of these studies.The local high school faculty and students have participated in at leasttwo studies, and thereby received direct benefits of the research involvedas well as the knowledge of the techniques of the research involved.


The greatest institutional benefit has probably been the realization ofthe grant recipients and their colleagues that not all research must be ona scale which involves substantial outlays of time and financial supportto be meaningful and important to an area of instruction, and frequentlyto an entire institution.

Institutional Plans

Our college will make an effort through the office of institutional researchto encourage, and assist, all faculty members in research projects in whichthey have an interest. An effort will be made to obtain information concern-ing all research being done on our campus, and then lend whatever help ispossible in securing needed facilities, limited financing, and specializedassistance whenever it is needed.

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INSTITUTION: Southeastern State College


Activity 1966-67 1969-70


Institutional Research Office Established Vo Yes

Research Committee Established No No

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed .... No

Project Research Office Director (on the job) Yes Yes

Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) Yes Yes......._

Number of Secretaries Employed

Number of'Faculty Involved in Research 4 17

pollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects .... $7,200

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation Yes Yes

Space Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No Yes


ERIC Maerials No Yes

HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No.

Yes

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No YesNSF Guide to Programs No YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory No YesCalculator and/or Adding Machine No YesUnit Record Equipment No YesComputer No Yes

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - Interdisciplinary 2 5

Number of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional 0 3

Number of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 1 7


Professional Meetings 15

Program Development and Training Proposals. ( other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 0 4Submitted and Pending 0 3Submitted and Not Funded 0 0

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SOUTHWESTERN STATE COLLEGE

President Al HarrisCoordinating Council Member Harold Massey


Twelve pilot research grants and one seminar, 1967-68; four pilot researchgrants, 1968-69; six pilot research grants, 1969-70; representation and/orparticipation in most of the interinstitutional seminars; seminar on re-search design and data analysis for our faculty; workshop on proposalwriting for public school personnel in this area.


Assignment of one person (part-time) to coordinate institutional researchactivities; appointment of a now operative institutional administrativeresearch committee; money budgeted to match consortium grants; completeERIC materials on microfiche procured.

Institutional Plans

Continuation of the progress noted in the section immediately above, andhoped-for expansion and extension in these and related activities.

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INSTITUTION: SoUthwestern State College

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966 -67; 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No YesInstitutional Research Office Established No YesResearch Committee Established No Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed .., -- Yes


Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) No Yes



Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects -. $41,000



ERIC Materials No Yes

HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No Yes0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No YesNSF Guide to Programs Yes YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory Yes YesCalculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment Yes NoComputer Yes Yes


Number of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional 1

Number of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 4

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2


Number of Faculty Actively Participated inProfessional Meetings 8

Program Development and Training PropOsaIs (other than OCRD):Submitted and FundedSubmitted and PendingSubmitted and Not Funded

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CAMERON STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

President Don OwenCoordinating Council Member Richard Murray


The primary involvement of Cameron State Agricultural College with theOklahoma Consortium on Research Development' activities has been interms of individual projects in which faculty members have participatedas well as the participation of the Coordinating Council member on the

Council.


The primary benefit of Cameron State Agricultural College has been theawareness of the practices relating to research on campuses of like in-stitutions. A secondary benefit has been the stimulation received to dofurther activity in this field as the result of the associations developedand the information shared.

Institutional Plans

A more coordinated plan of research activity at the institution will haveemerged primarily as a result of the efforts of the Oklahoma Consortiumon Research Development involvement.

INSTITUTION: Cameron State College

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES- 1966-67; 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No NoInstitutional Research Office Established No NoResearch Committee Established No No

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed Oa a. No

Project Research Office Director (on the job) No No

Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) .. No No



Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects 0

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation. No NoSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No No

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader No NoERIC Materials No No

HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No No0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes YesNSF Guide to Programs Yes YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory Yes YesCalculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment Yes YesComputer Yes Yes






Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 0Submitted. and Pending 0Submitted and Not Funded 0

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LANGSTON UNIVERSITY

President William E. SimsCoordinating Council Member Laron Clark, Jr.


Faculty members were awarded two pilot research grants by the OklahomaConsortium on Research Development in 1967-68; two pilot research grantsin 1968-69; and four pilot research grants in 1969-70. A research devel-opment seminar was conducted on campus to develop techniques of grantproposal writing. All of the facilities of the institution, includingthe computer, are available for faculty research. Two faculty memberswho had received grants presented papers at the "Disseirination Conferenceof Research Activities."


Impact of the Oklahoma Consortium °I. Research Development on researchactivities at the institution is apparent, as research activity has beensignificantly stimulated. There is some effort toward curriculum develop-ment which can be attributed to Oklahoma Consortium on Research Developmentpilot grants. A research committee has been organized to increase andcoordinate institutional research.

Institutional Plans

The institution will be able to provide only a small fund for research inthe immediate future. An effort will be made, however, to actively solicit.financial support from private foundations. The research committee willexplore sources cf support. It is hoped that the institutional allocationfor research will. be supplemented by funds from other sources.

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INSTITUTION: jamiwlgnivssily__________

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES- 1966-67. 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No Yeslostitutional Research Office Established Yes YesResearch Committee Established Yes Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed -- No


Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) Yes YesNumber of Secretaries Employed 1 0


Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects $8,350

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No NoSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No No

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader .. Yes YesERIC Materials . No YesHEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement Yes Yes0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes YesNSF Guide to Programs Yes YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory Yes YesCalculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment Yes YesComputer Yes Yes


Number of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional 4Number of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 1



Program Development and Training Proposals.(other than OCRD):Submitted and FundedSubmitted and PendingSubmitted and Not Funded 0 3

3 2

0 1

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OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE COLLEGE

President Freeman McKeeCoordinating Council Member Royal H. Bowers


This institution's involvement includes funding of a Phase II ConsortiumWorkshop, purchase of ERIC materials, and funding of eight pilot researchprojects completed by professors in the following fields: Animal Science,Biology, Chemistry, English, Geology, History and Home Economics.


The greatest benefits of involvement in the Oklahoma Consortium on ResearchDevelopment accrued through the development of a greater awareness for theneed of research at this institution on the part of administrators, faculty,and students in institutional research and pure and applied research inseveral academic fields.

Institutional Plans

This institution is qualified for a Title III grant from HEW, and the size-able proportion of this grant will be spent in implementing improved pro-cedures in doing institutional research.

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INSTITUTION: ,panhandle State


Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established Yes NoInstitutional Research Office Established Yes NoResearch Committee Established Yes Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed .. Yes....40' %a.m....m..5

Project Research Office Director (on the job) Yes NoInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) Yes NoNumber of Secretaries Employed 9 0



Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation YesSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation ^ Yes

NoNo

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader No YesERIC Materials No Yes

___HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No Yes0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes YesNSF Guiee to Programs Yes YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory No NoCalculator and/or Adding Machine Yes Yes

, Unit Rerovd Equipment No NoComputer No Yes

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - Interdisciplinary 2 0Number of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional 0 1Number of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 3 1



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Program Development and Training Proposals (other than CCRD):Submitted and Funded 0 0Submitted and Pending 0 0Submitted and Not Funded 0 0

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CONNORS STATE COLLEGE

President Melvin SelfCoordinating Council Member James F. Klemm


Connors State College was represented at all meetings of the OklahomaConsortium on Research Development. A faculty development workshopwas held at Connors State College, with nine faculty members andadministrators attending.


The greatest benefit that Connors State College received from ourinvolvement was the training of our personnel at the workshop. Thetraining in data collection and analysis has been especially helpful.We benfitted from all literature sent out by the Oklahoma Consortiumon Research Development.

Institutional Plans

Connors State College will periodically update its data on demand andsupply of technically trained personnel. We will also continue ourtesting program of seniors in the area high schools.

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INSTITUTION: Connors State Cone e

CMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966-67. 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established Yes YesInstitutional Research Office Established Yes YesResearch Committee Established Yes Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed ... No

Project Research Office Director (on the job) Yes YesInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) Yes Yes

Number of Secretaries Employed 2.

2

Number of Faculty involved in Research 6 2

Dollars Budgeted ff.lr Faculty Research Projects 0



ERIC Maerials iase No Yes

HEW Grents-in-Aid Supplement Yes No

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes Yes

NSF Cuir to Programs Yes NoRussell Sage Foundation Directory No NoCalculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment No NoComputer No No


Nmmber of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional 1 1......



Number of Faculty Actively Participatcd.fnProfessional Meetings 0 0

Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRU):Submitted and Funded 0 I

Submitted and Pending , 0 0Submitted and No waded 0 -0

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EASTERN OKIAHOMA STATE COLLECE

President James M. MillerCoordinating Council Member Francis H. Means, Jr.

Institutional involvement

Eastern Oklahoma State College has participated to the extent of threegrants. These have served to interest faculty members to their potentialfor meaningful research projects. The Phase II workshop created thegreatest interest as it helped a considerable number of Eastern's facultyto understand how proposals for funding of small research projects sl-.Juldbe written and submitted. It is expected that several faculty will takethe initiative in preparing future proposals in their areas.


Some benefits of the Oklahoma Consortium on Research Development have been:(I) greater recognition of abilities and resources of the two-year collegesby the four-year colleges and universities; (2) increased help to juniorcolleges from four-year colleges and universities in helping junior collegefaculties to update and upgrade themselves; (3) fuller understanding amongall members of needs for special programs such as ERIC, television, etc.,and how they can be ma; (4) realizatio-. of junior college faculty membersthat they can do limited research.

Institutional Plans

Eastern Oklahoma State College plans to encourage individual research duringthe summers and to initiate limited research projects during the academicyear. Many of these will be institutional in nature, but will benefit theentire faculty and student body.

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INSTITUTION: Eastern Oklahoma State College

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966-67; 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office EstablishedInstitutional Research Office EstablishedResearch Committee Established

No es

No es

No Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed .... Yes

Project Research Office Director (on the job) No NoInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) No YesNumber of Secretaries Employed 0 1

Number of'Faculty Involved in Research 4. 3

. Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects 0



ERIC Materials am No YesHEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No

.....No..

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No NoNSF Guide to Programs No NoRussell Sage Foundation Directory No NoCalculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment Yes YesComputer Yes Yes



Number of Faculty Involved - Other Programs Cr I



Program Developtp!ent and Training Proposals (otivq' than OCRH):Submitted and Funded

0Submitted and Pending _IL_ 1_Submitted and Not Funded 0 0

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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE

President Edwin E. VineyardCoordinating Council Member Gerald E. Burson


Northern Oklahoma College has been active in the Oklahoma Consortium onResearch Development since its inception. Northern was fortunate to havea person serve on the Steering Committee during the Consortium's lifespan. Northern had three grants awarded during the program, one facultyresearch grant and two developmental seminars. More than ten facultymembers participated in Consortium-sponsored activities at other insti-tutions.


It is always difficult to evaluate benefits that are attitudinal but theOklahoma Consortium on Research Development helped many of our facultymeet and become active with their colleagues in evaluating and improvingtheir effectiveness as instructors. This resulted primarily throughparticipation in developmental seminars.

Institutional Plans

Northern Oklahoma College has plans to have an institutional researchoffice that will serve departments in curriculum evaluation and planningand provide the administration with useful data which will be used toreach decisions. Northern also hopes to exchange data with other Oklahomajunior colleges and prepare a data bank for coordinated research activities.

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INSTITUTION: Northern Oklahoma College


Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No YesInstitutional Research Office Established Yes Yes

Research Conmittee Established Yes




Dollars budgeted for Faculty Research Projects $1,000



ERIC Materials isoo Yes YesHEW Crantsin-Aid Supplement Yes Yes0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes YesNSF Cui.eI to Programs Yes YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory No YesCalculator end/or Adding Machine Yes Yes----Unit Record Equipment Yes

--Yes

YesYes Yes

Program Development Activities:Nur1:31* of Faculty Involved - Interdisciplinary 0


Number of Faculty Involved - Other Programs



Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 5 2Submitted and Pending 0 -1sAmittc.d anti Not Funded 0 0

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OKLAHOMA MILITARY ACADEMY

President John E. HorneCoordinating Council Member Claude F. Jones


Six projects were funded under the Oklahoma Consortium on Research Develop-ment for a total of $2,000. The first was a modification of the Phase IIprogram and funded consultants to aid in the organization and developmentof a research committee. The small grants for consultation funds and ERICpurchases need no explanation. A multi-institutional workshop in mathe-matics involving ten junior colleges and two individual faculty researchgrants, one in mammalian natural history and one in archaeology, completesthe list. Students were involved in the last two.


The research committee continues. A total of $230,000 in outside fundinghas resulted and en office and procedures for institutional research begun.The mathematics workshop resulted in a $39,000 year-long program fundedfrom the National Science Foundation and will continue without outsid2 help.The individual research projects are nearing completion, but the activitywill continue.

Institutional Plans

Automation for institutional research is beginning at this time. A newconsortium administered by the Oklahoma Military Academy will allow for afull-time research office for a year. A continuation of a consortiumarrangement with Region VIII of the AAJC will continue.

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INSTITUTION: Oklahoma Military Academy

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES-1966-67. 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70


Institutional Research Office Established No Yes

Research Committee Established No Yes


Project Research Office Director (on the job) No YesInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) No Yes



Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects $22,211


Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader No No

ERIC Materials No NoHEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No Yes0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No YesNSF Guide to Programs No Yes

Russell Sage Foundation Directory No No---Calculator and/or Adding Machine No Yes

Unit Record Equipment No TO--

Computer No ---,CO-

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - interdisciplinary 0 2

Number of Faculty Involved - InterinstitutionalNumber of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 0 2


Proinsional Meetings .. 25---Program Development and Training Proposals (other then OCRD):

Submitted and FundedSubmitted and PendingSubmitted and Not Funded

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BETHANY NAZARENE COLLEGE

President Roy CantrellCoordinating Council Member Forrest E. Ladd


Bethany Nazarene College has made the most use of the Consultation,Phase II Faculty Workshop, and ERIC grants. The workshop grant supportedan institutional self study. An ERIC microfiche file has been set up andindexed on the computer. Three pilot research grants have been completed.Our data prt,cessing staff has participated in Consortium-sponsored activi-ties.


The major benefit was the aid to our self study from the five consultantswe were able to get with Oklahoma Consortium on Research Development sup-port. These benefits will be reflected in the outcome of our self-studyprogram. An institutional research director and committee have beenappointed, and have begun to function.

Institutional Plans

Further study will be done in the self study in order to provide a database for recommendations. The pilot research in paleobotany will be con-tinued beyond the duration of the grant. Some faculty members are doingresearch in the use of computers in instruction.

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INSTITUTION: Bethany Nazarene College


Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No YesInstitutional Research Office Established

--_No Yes







Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader Yes YesERIC Materials No YesHEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No No0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No YesNSF Guide to Programs Yes YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory No YesCalculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment No

. .Yes

Computer No Yes.--

--___


Number of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional . 0 1

Number of Faculty Involved - Other Program 0 1


Professional Meetings 0 1

Program Develepw.mt And Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded --_-1L 0Submitted and Pending 0Submitted and Not Funded 0

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OKLA1101,1A BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

President Grady CothenCoordinating COUPCil Member W. E. Neptune


Institutional involvement during the years of the Consortium's existence

has involved research activities in the departments of nursing, educa-tion, psychology, modern languages, sociology and physical sciences.Members of the teaching and administrative staff have participated inpilot grant projects, interinstitutional developmental seminars, and inseminars on research activity sponsored by the Oklahoma Consortium on

Research Development. Other staff members not directly engaged in theseresearch activities have cooperated with surveys, curricular studies, andother activities derived from Consortium-sponsored enterprises.


In addition to the obvious benefits accruing from the above involvements,one of the indirect benefits gained from individuals and departments wasessistancc in methodology and information which was applicable to ourrecently completed revision of all baccalaureate programs (following a

4-1-4 curricular pattern).

Institutional Plans

During the period of our involvement with the Oklahoma Consortium onResearch Development, the University has formed (with the approval of theBoard of Trustees) a University Grants Committee, which is responsible forencouraging research activity on the part of the faculty and for adminis-tering institutional grants to support faculty research projects.

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INSTITUTION: Oklahoma Baptist University


Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No NoInstitutional Research Office Established No YesResearch Committee Established No Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed Yes


Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) No

Number of Secreted , Employed 0 0


Dollars Budgeted fcc Faculty Research Projects ." 83,000

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No NoSpace Set Aside for Institutional ResearchOperation No No__

Research Equipment and Materials Available;Microfiche Reader Yes YesERIC Materials foor No Yes}D Grants-in-Aid Supplement Yes Yes

11.-.

Yes0E0 Catalog of Feeeral Assistance Programs Yes Yes

NSF Guide to Programs Yes_ Yes

Russell Sage Foundation Directory Yes Yes..._....._


Unit Record Equipment Yes Yes----- ---.Computer Yes No

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved InterdisciplinaryNumber of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional

1

1

6

1....



Number of Faculty Actively Participated inProfessional Meetings 0 0

Progrem Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 0 4Sub-Aittcd and Pending 0Submitted and Not Funded 0 0

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OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

President James 0. BairdCoordinating Council Member Marshall Gunselman


The primary involvement of Oklahoma Christian College with the OklahomaConsortium on Research Development has been through the developmentseminars and through interchange at Consortium meetings.


Benefits have been mainly through encourageslent of faculty members tobecome involved with research activities. This has led to several non -consortium projects and funding.

Institutional Plans

We plan to continue some of our research activities, especially in therealm of curriculum reorganization and evelopment projects.

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INST1TUTJON: Ok1Nhoma Chrlstlan_ColleDo_

CO:IPARISON OF PRO3LCT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICE

imalriom AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 3966-67; 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70


Institutional Research Office Established No Yes

Research Comnittee Established No Yes



Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) No Yes

Number of Secretaries Employed 2

Number of Faculty Involved in Research

Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects V3,500

Space Set AsIde for Project Research OperationSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation

No No

No NC


ERIC Materials _ No Yes

HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement Yes_ Yes_

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No Yes

NSF Gv4c! to Programs Yes Yes

Russell. Sage Foundation Directory Yes Yes

Calculator and/or Adding Machine No Yes

Unit Record Equipment Yes No

Computer Yes__ __Program Development Activities:

Number of. Faculty Involved - Interdisciplinary 1 2



Professional involvement:Number of Faculty Attending Professional Meetings 3

Number of Faculty Actively Participated inProfessional. Meetings

""

Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 0 2

Submitted and Pending 0Submitted and Not Funded 0

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OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY

President Dolphus Whitten, Jr.Coordinating Council Member Melvyn O. Price


Faculty members from Oklahoma City University have obtained eight pilotresearch grants and one development seminar from the Oklahoma Consortiumon Research Development between 1967 and 1970. Approximately $5,000 hasbeen appropriated for these projects during this period of time. Mostof the funds would nut have been obtainable without the support of theConsortium matching funds. Oklahoma City University sponsored a facultymember's presentation of his research study at Central State College'sReporting Conference on March 12th and 13th. Dr. Charles Cahill, Direc-tor of Research and Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences, representedOklahoma City University at the conference sponsored by East CentralState College in Ada, Oklahoma.


One of the most significant results of our involvement with the OklahomaConsortium on Research Development activities was the recent decision todevelop a faculty research program. Dr. Charles Cahill was appointe'Director of Research and a committee composed of representatives fromeach of the colleges was selected. Many of the research projects wouldnot have been possible without the encouragement and the leadershipprovided by the Oklahoma Consortium on Research Development.

Institutional Plans

Research activity is increasing--especially encouraged are studies whichare designed to enrich instruction and strengthen curriculum.

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INSTITUTION: Oklahoma City University

COMPARISON OF PROJECT ANT) INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES -1966-67. 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established Yes Yes

Institutional Research Office Established Yes Yes_Research Comittee Established No Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed .... -: Yes

Project Research Office Director (on the job) No YesInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) No YesNumber of Secretaries Employed 6-- _1



Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation NoSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No__

YesYes


ERIC Ma erials No No

HEW Gronts-in-Aid Supplement No Yes

OHO Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No Yes

NSF Guide to Programs Yes Yes_ _Russell Sage Foundation Directory No No

Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment No No_Computer No No

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - Interdisciplinary ___a__ 24

Number of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional 2 4--


Professional Involvement:Number of Faculty Attending Professional Meetings _10_ 30


Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and FundedSubmitted and PendingSubmitted and Not Funded

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ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY

President Oral. RobertsCoordinating Council Member Hubert E. May


We have been represented at many of the Oklahoma Consortium on ResearchDevelopment meetings for the past three years. Members of our facultyand administration have worked on pilot research projects, a developmentseminar, and a summer faculty research grant from the Consortium. We

have taken part in the various surveys sponsored by the Consortium.


The Oklahoma Consortium on Research Development was instrumental ingetting us started in setting up a research office and a faculty commit-tee for research. We are also appreciative to the Consortium for fundsreceived in the projects mentioned above.

Institutional Plans

We have set up a yearly in-house fund ($2,000 at present) for supportingfaculty re:-arch. These monies are primarily for pilot projects. It ishoped that some cf these projects will develop to larger projects whichcan be supported by outside funds. We think that our research is prog -

ressing and will progress in the future.

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INSTITUTION: Oral Roberts University

CONI'ARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICE

INFORMATION AND RVIATED ACTIVITIES-1966-67; 1969-701 . ...,===========

Activity 1966-67 1969-70


No Yes

No YesNo Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed .... ........ Yes

Project Research Office Director (on the job) No YesInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) No YesNumber of Secretaries Employed 0 2

Number of Faculty Involved in Research 0 -__11


Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No Yes

Space Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No Yes.-------


ERIC Ma.erials No Yes

HEW Grents-in-Aid Supplement NJ-- --Tess

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No Yes--

NSF Guide to Programs No ---fe-g--

Russell Sage Foundation Directory Yes. _ _Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes Yes

Unit Record Equipment No Yes-______Computer __Yes Yes

_


Number of Faculty Involved - InterinstitutionalNumber of Faculty Involved - Other Programs ----1C

Professional Involvement:Number of Faculty Attending Professional Meetings 3 36-___-Numlier of Faculty Actively Participated in


Program Development and Training Proposals other than OCR)):Submitted and FundedSubmitted and PendingSubmitted and Not Funded

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RACONE COLLEGE

President Garold D. HolstineCoordinating Council Member Leo D. Barman


Bacone College has been directly involved with three programs of theOklahoma Consortium on Research Development and the grant to thelibrary for ERIC materials. Two development seminars were held onour campus for our faculty, and a research project by Nancy Mack oncassette grading for the English students. In addition to this,individuals have been involved in meetings that have been held else-where.


The monies for the ERIC materials, with other money from the school,was used to purchase an extra lens so that our reader-printer couldbe used with microfiche. The research seminars resulted in a researchproposal to the Consortium, which was funded. A number of facultymembers became interested and are now using techniques developed, orrelated techniques.

Institutional. Plans

The faculty is now discussing the use of behavioral objectives andthis fall we will be re-evaluating our institution, with a good dealof research work being the necessary groundwork for this evaluation.

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INSTITUTION: yacono College

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RE1ATED ACTIVITIES-1966-67' 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70


Institutional Research Office Established 10 Yes_.....


Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed ..... No

Project Research Office Director (on the job) No Yes__

Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) No YesNumber of Secretaries Employed 0 -__ 2



Space Set Aside for Project Research OperationSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation

No NoNo -No

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader No YesERIC Materials

^.No Yes

...

HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No No

CEO Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No YesNSF Guide to Programs No No

Russell Sage Foundation Directory No NoCalculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment No NoComputer No No



Number of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 0 ----/



Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded

....02

Submitted and Pending 0 7....0Submitted and Not Funded 0 6

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SENINCL JUNIOR COLLEGE

President Elmer TannerCoordinating Council Member George H. Lemons


Seminole Junior College reactivated its membership in the OklahomaConsortium on Research Development only twelve months ago. Therefore,we were only able to participate to a limited degree in the three-yearactivities of the Consortium. One $400 development seminar grant wasutilized.


The help derived from the seminars held were of invaluable help indetermining the direction in curriculum our college would take. Wehave added a reading program, expanded our vocational offerings anda'igmented our transfer program as a direct result of the seminarsheld pursuant to our grant proposal.

Institutions I Plans

Two proposals are in the process at the Department of Health, Educationand Welfare. One will survey the possibilities of a cooperative educa-tion program in our area. The other proposal will ascertain our roleas an influence on the understanding processes of disadvantaged citizensof our area.

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INSTITUflON: Semincle Junior College

COMPARION OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966 -67; 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70


Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed ....

Project Research Office Director (on the job)Institutional Research Office Director (on the job)Number of Secretaries Employed

Number of'Faculty Involved in Research

Dollars 13udg2ted for Faculty Research Projects

Space Set Aside for Project Research operationSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation

Yes__

NoNo2

1

.$2,000

No

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader NnERIC Materials NoHEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement _Yes

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs _ Yes... ___ .

NSF Guide to Programs Yes

Russell Sate Foundation Directory ---gO7Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes

Unit Record Equipment 176--

Computer No

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - InterdisciplinaryNumber of Faculty Involved - InterinstitutionalNumber of Faculty Involved - Other Programs

0

1

Professional Involvement:Number of Faculty Attending Professional Meetings 6

Number of Faculty Actively Participated in. Professional Meetings 0

Program Development and Training Proposals other than OCRD):Submitted and FundedSubmitted and FendingSubmitted and Not Funded

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01

0

INSTITUTION: Northwestern State College


Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No NoInstitutional Research Office Established No NoResearch Committee Established Yes No

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed No

Project Research Office Director (on the job) No NoInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) Yes No

Number of Secretaries Employed 1



Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No NoSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation Yes No

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader No -Yes......

ERIC Materials No YesHEW Grants -in -Aid Supplement Yes Yes

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes Yes

NSF Guide to Programs Yes Yes

Russell Sage Foundation Directory No No


Unit Record Equipment No

Computer No No






Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 0 0Submitted and Pending 0 0Submitted and Not Funded 0 0

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INSTITUTION: Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts


Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No NoInstitutional Research Office Established No YesResearch Committee Established No No



Nun.ber of'Faculty Involved in Research 32 25

Dollars Budget!d for Faculty Research Projects -- $470.68

Space Set Aside for Project Research operation No NoSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No Yes

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader No YesERIC Ma-erials No YesHEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No Yes0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No YesNSF Gui,f. to Programs No YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory No YesCalculator and/or Adding Machine No YesUnit. Record Equipment No NoComputer No Yes

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - InterdisciplinaryNumber of Faculty Involved - InterinstitutionalNumber of Faculty involved - Other Programs

5

7

0

2

1

4



Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and FundedSubmitted and PendingSubmitted and Not Funded

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3 4

0 1

0 0

INSTITUTION: Murray State College

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966.-67. 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No No

Institutional Research Office Established Yes No


Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed _


Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) No No




Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No

Space Set Aside for Institutional Research OpYation No

No

No


ERIC Materials Yes No

HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement Yes ____Yes

0E0 Catalog of Fedez-al Assistance Programs Yes _YesNSF Guide to Programs Yes Yes


Calculator and/or Adding Machine No Yes

Unit Record Equipment No Yes

Computer No --Y5T--




Professional Involvement ::Number of Faculty Attending Professional Meetings 0 2

Nun ber of Faculty Actively Participated inProfessional Meetings 0 0

Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 0 1

Submitted and Pending 0 0

Submitted and Not Funded r 0 0

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INSTITUTION: Northeastern Oklahoma AMA College

Activity

CaTARISON CF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RE1.1) ACTIVITIES-1966-671 1967 -70

1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No No

Institutional Research Office Established No No

Research Cormittee Established Yes No

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed No


Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) No Z,o




0

0

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No_ NoSpace Set Aside for Institutional. Research Operation No No

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader No NoERIC Materials No Yes)IEW Crems-in-Aid Supplement No No

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes No

NSF cuier, -.4) Prograns No grRussell sage Foundation Directory ... ---N67._ ---5Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes NoUnit Record Equipment Yes No

Computer __Yes No


Nuwber of Faculty Involved Interinstitutional 0Number of Faculty Involved - Other Prog-nms 0 0

Professional Involvencnt:Number of Faculty Attending Professional Nnetings 9 30

Number of Faculty Actively Participated inProfessional Meeting 5

Program Development and Training 2loposals (other than OCRD) :SubmitttJ and FundedSubmitted and PendingSubmitted and Not Funded

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0

0

0

INSTITUTION: Phillins University

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966-67; .1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70


Institutional Research Office Established Yes YesResearch Committee Established No No


Project Research Office Director (on the job) No YesInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) Yes Yes




0 1

IVO OS


Research Equipment and Materials Available;Microfiche Reader No Yes

ERIC Materials Yes VisHEW Grants -in -Aid Supplement No ---/-0-

ONO Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs Yes Yes

NSF Guido to Program,- No NoRussell Sage Foundation Directory Yes Yes--Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes Yes

---- -

Unit Record Equipment No Yes

Computer No No

Program Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - InterdisciplinaryNumber of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional 0Number of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 0



Prot-yam Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted anc1 FundedSubmitted and PendingSubmitted and Not FuLdcd

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1

0-0

0 9

ea

OwlymitIlralliry5

0_0 3

0_

INSTITUTION: University of Tulsa

COMPARISON OF NOJECT AND INST1TUTIONAL USEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND REIEP ACTIVIT)ES- 1966-67: 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No NoInstitutional Research Office Established No YesResearch Committee Established Yes Yes

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed .... Yes----

Project Research Office Director (on the job)' . No YesInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) No YesNumber of Secretaries Employed 0 --

Number of faculty Involved in Research 12 50

Dollars Budgeted for Faculty Research Projects .. $15,000

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No No

Space Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No No


NoERIC Materials YesHE4 Grants-in-Aid Supplems.nt Yes Yes0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Progre-ls ----W Yes

...

NSF Guide to Programs Yes YesRussell Sage Foundation Directory Yes Yesyr.Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment Yes YesComputer yes Yes-----

Progrem Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - Interdisciplinary 1

25

Number of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional 1 10..............

Number of Faculty Involved - Other Programs 1 ..---____


Number of Faculty Actively Participated inProfessional Meeting 30

Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and FundedS uhmi t t ce! and Pendi ug

Submitted And Not Fuadcd

15

10

8

INSTITUTION: Sr. CrcTory's College

CMPANISON 01' 1'ROJEC;5! AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICE

INroanvr ION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966-67; 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No YesInstitutional Research Office Established No Yes



Project Research Office Director (on the job) No YesInstitutional Research Office Director (on the job) No YesNumber of Secretaries Ey,ployed 0 2



Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No ...._Space Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No Yes

Research Equipment and Materials Available.Microfiche Reader No YesERIC Materials No Yes

HEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement ho Yes

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No Yes

NSF Guide to Programs No WT.-Russell Sage Foundation DirectoryCalculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equipment No No

."--Computer No Yes

Yrogram Development Activities:Number of Faculty Involved - Interdisciplinary 0 4

Number of Faculty Involved - InterinstitutionalNumber of Faculty Involved - Other Progrens 0 ---2

Professional Involvement:Number of Faculty Attending Profeional Meetings 0 12

Number of Faculty Actively Participated in___---

Professional Meetings 10I Yrs&

Program Development end Trailting Proposals Other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 2

Subpittcd and Pending 0Submitted anl Net Funded 0

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INSTITUTION: 1;rtlesville Wesleyan College

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEABCB OFFICEINFORMJVCION AND BELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966-67; 1969-70 .

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No NoInstitutional Research Office Established No No



Project Research Office Director (on the job) No_.Institutional. Research Office Director (on the job) No No



Dollars budgeted for Faculty Research Projects 0

Space Set Aside for Project Research Operation No No

Space Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation No__ No

Research Equiv.qcnt and Materials Available:

Microfiche Reader No NoERIC Materials Yes _NoHEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement No C)--.

ONO Catalog of Federal Assistance Progrrms No___

Yes

NSF Guide to Programs No--

No


Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes YesUnit Record Equiment No NoComputer No

_.No

Program Develouicnt Activities:Number of Faculty involved - InterdisciplinaryNumber of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional

01

0

u0


Professional Involvemcnu:Number of Faculty Attending Professional MeetingsNuAer of Faculty Actively Participated in


Pro prom 1);:velorlent and Training Proposals (other than MD):Submitted and Funded

0

0

22

0

0Submilted .end PendingSubmitted anA Nat Fulded

.1,-...-0

0

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INSTITUTION: Altus Junior College

Activily

MIPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEA S-1966-67; 1969-70= .

1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No

Institutional Research Office Established No

Research Cannittee Established Yes


Project Research Office Director (on the job) No

Institutional Research Office Director (on the job) NoNumber of Secretaries Employed 0

Number of Faculty Involved in research

Dollars tudgeted for Faculty Research Projects

Spam Set Aside for Project Research OperationSpace Set Aside for lnstilutional Research Operatic.

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Meader .ERIC Ma-erralsNEW Grants -in -Aid Supplement

0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance ProgramsNSF Guide to ProgramsRussel/ Sage Foundation DirectoryCalculator and/or Adding MachineUnit Record EquipmentComputer

Program Developrent Activities:

1.*..Y

3

A500

NoNo

NoNoNoNo

YesNo

Yes

Number of Faculty Involved - InterdisciplinaryNumber of Faculty Involved - InterinstitutionalNumber of Faculty Involved - Other Programs

0

0

Professional Involvemcnt:

....1

Number of Faculty Attending Professional Meeting,: 0

Number of Faculty Actively Participated inProfessional Meet ings

111.110

Program Development and Training Proposals (other than OM):

........-

Submitted end Funded 0Submitted and Pending 0Submitted end Not Fune.ed

....bro.

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INSTITUTION: Poteau Community College

COMPARISON OF PROJECT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICEINFORMATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - 1966 -67: 1969-70

Activity 1966-67 1969-70

Project Research Office Established No NoInstitutional Research Office Established No NoResearch Committee 1.-3tablished No Yes...____

Written Statement of Policies and Procedures Developed .... Yes

Project Research Office Director (on the job)Institutional Research Office Director (on the job)Number of Secretaries Employed


No NoNo

1

3

Dollars Eudgcted for Faculty Research Projects $500

Space Set Aside for Project Research OperationSpace Set Aside for Institutional Research Operation

ND_ NoNo

Research Equipment and Materials Available:Microfiche Reader NoERIC Materials No YesHEW Grants-in-Aid Supplement

..No Yes

. ---__0E0 Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs No Yes

NSF Guide to Programs No YesRussell Sage Foun,Ation Directory No Yes

Calculator and/or Adding Machine Yes -YesUnit Record Equipment No No

Computer No No


Number of Faculty Involved - Interinstitutional ----0 ----5---

Number of Faculty Involved Other Programs 7

Professional Involvement:Number of Faculty Attending Professional MeetingsNtmlber of Fa:ulty Actively Participated in

Professional Meetings lb O.1111.11rm 10

Program Develcpment and Training Proposals (other than OCRD):Submitted and Funded 6 1

Submitted and FendingSubmitted and Not Funded

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POTEAU COMMUNITY COLLEGE

President Orville JohnsonCoordinating Council Member Orville Johnson


The college participated in a voc-tech training seminar jointly withEastern early in the progtam. Most of outstanding leaders in Oklahomavocational education participated.


The involvement in the voc-tech seminar caused our staff and faculty tobecome more aware of the need for technical education in the junior college.Many have been instrumental in allowing college land to be used for loca-tion of the Kiamichi Area Voc-Tech School.

institutional Plans

College is beginning a research project in location of potential studentpersonnel, their characteristics, their needs, as well as a follow-u onprogress made when students leave Poteau.

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