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Australian lecture series
(1984)

Seminar topic modules for 1984 Australian Lecture series: Basic organization of modules, seminar brochures/registration forms for Singapore, and Melbourne, and list of attendees in Perth,   pp. [33]-[62]

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ALTERNATIVE SEMINAR TOPIC MODULES
FOR 1984 AUSTRALIAN LECTURE SERIES
BASIC ORGANIZATION OF MODULES
1/2 day = four, 50-minute sessions.
Each 50 minute session will have five, 10-minute modules.
Each 50-minute session will have three to ten pages of
xeroxed outlines and case material.
Will bring masters for each module with us and manufacture
copies in Australia to fit attendance at each seminar.
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