Number 4 / Winter 1979

Research Contributions

• Accreditation and SWST

  Frank H. Kaufert

  239-240

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• Atlanta Revisited

  241-242

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• Education in Wood Science and Technology: A Status Report

  H. M. Barnes

  243-258

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• Weyerhaeuser Research Skill Requirements and Implied Educational Needs

  F. K. Guthrie

  259-263

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• Industry Appraisal of Forest Products Curriculum at Oregon State University

  George H. Atherton

  264-274

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• Forecast of Forest Service Needs for Scientists Trained in Wood Science and Technology

  R. L. Ethington

  275-279

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• Nonconventional Job Opportunities for Wood Science and Technology Students or Wood Chips for A Challenge

  Dean W. Huber

  280-283

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• Wood Science and Technology—Past, Present, and Future

  James Bethel

  284-290

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• The Panel-Audience Discussion Session

  Robert Erickson

  291-299

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• Forest Products Technician Programs in The United States and Canada: An Swst Education Committee Report

  John P. Howe

  300-303

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