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Facilitating career development for girls and women
selections from papers presented at a workshop sponsored by the National Vocational Guidance Association, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and the North Carolina Commission on the Education and Employment of Women, held at Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina in July 1973
National Vocational Guidance Association
Historical perspective / R.H. Osborn (p. 1-6) -- Expanding career options for females / A.D. Winfield (p. 7-14) -- Career barriers : are they falling down? / S.N. Feingold (p. 15-28) -- Building bridges to career satisfaction / W.C. Bingham (p. 29-46) -- Humanizing career education / K.F. Clarenback (p. 47-54) -- Young children's perceptions of occupational roles / G. Bingham (p. 55-66) -- Community college in career development of women / T.J. Vriend (p. 67-70) -- Creativity applied to career development / J.M. Osborn (p. 71-82) -- Liberated counseling / N.K. Schlossberg (p. 83-90) -- Women in politics / L.S. Tally (p. 91-94) -- Women coping with leadership roles / E.E. Matthews (p. 95-104) -- Role of leisure in career development for girls and women / C. McDaniels (p. 105-111).
editors, Elaine House, Mildred E. Katzell.
Washington : National Vocational Guidance Association, 1975