The report sets out for discussion models on which the future relationship between the two institutions could be based.

The Sub-Committee was set up in 1972 to make recommendations on an organisational structure for the College in its role as an autonomous institution.

The submission includes a review of the 1973-75 programme, academic and administrative development, service functions in the College, students and staff, capital development and other financial considerations.

The purpose of the study was to assess the impact of new Library Resource Centres in schools in order to assist with the future planning of School Librarianship courses.

The report examines the environmental issues surrounding the development of Hallett Cove, in particular, land use proposals for the area.

The Conference was held at the Adelaide CAE on 10 - 14 November, 1975. The publication was edited by Rodney Gouttman of ACAE.

The report is based on a survey which aimed to obtain the opinion of students on aspects of the course including structure and presentation, in particular the differences between internal and external modes of study and any problems experienced.

The External Studies Project was funded by a special grant from the SA Board of Advanced Education with the purpose of upgrading external studies programmes. The report presents an assessment of the project and covers the areas of administration, teaching and evaluation.

The submission was made to the Anderson Enquiry and contains a background descriptive statement, the present role of the College, problems facing post secondary education in SA and the future role of the College.

Proposals for the expansion of the BA Community Arts, BA Secretarial Studies, affiliation with the Institute for Fitness Research and Training, and Graduate Diploma in Environmental Education.

This particular issue contains several articles written by the staff of ACAE, including Rodney Gouttman, Barbara Denman, Ian Harmstorf, Ian Mosel, John Daly, Michael Butler, Basil Moore, Rolf Grunseit and Robyn Layton.

This was a follow-up in the light of other submissions made to the Anderson Enquiry. It provides an evaluation of various alternatives for the future development of the tertiary system and the possibility of amalgamation with Murray Park CAE and/or Torrens CAE.

This critique preceded the additional submission made to the Anderson Enquiry in May 1977.

The enquiry was established to investigate the overall pattern of post-school education in Australia. The submission discusses the tertiary education system overall, several matters pertaining to the situation in South Australia, and recommendations on a single tertiary education system.

The possibility of amalgamation arose out of the debate surrounding the Anderson Enquiry an this reports examines the possible advantages and disadvantages of such action. It recommends the establishment of a joint working party to consider the matter further.

This report resulted from discussion between the Directors of the two Colleges and examines the merit of pursuing an amalgamation similar to the one proceeding between Adelaide and Torrens CAEs.

The report includes the present system of resource allocation and proposals for a redesigned system.