A MANPOWER STRATEGY FOR ETHIOPIA

ABRAHAM DEMOZ, Ph. D., Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Haile Sellassie I University since 1964. Formerly Head of the Department of Ethiopian languages. Ar
present spending a sabbatical year in the School of Oriental and African Studies. london.
AKLILU HABTE, Ph . D ., Associate Academic Vice-President, Halle Sellassie I University. Formerly Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Head o:f the Department
of Education.
HAILE GABRIEL DAGNE, Pt. Th., Lecturer in Education, Haile Seilassle I University: Studied in Berlin. Bonn and Athens. Former Director of Theological School,
Harar.
GROVER M. HUDSON, M.A., Lecturer in English. Haile Sellassie I university. Formerly taught English to foreign students in U.C.L.A. As a Peace Corps
Volunteer taught English for two years in Yirgalem.
JAMES McINTOSH, M.A., Head, Secondary Education Department. Haile Sellassie .
I University. Previous experience In Moray House College of Education,Edinburgh, and Uhiversity Of Baghdad.
WALTER E, McPHIE, Ed:D., Associate Dean, Faculty of Education. Halle Sellassie I University. Formerly Associate Professor of Education, University of Utah.
HAROLD S. MADSEN, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education. Halle Setlassie I University. Formerly Assistant Professor of English. BrIgham Young University.
JOHN ROGERS, M.A., Research Fellow in 'English Language Teaching, Faculty of Education, Halle Sellassie J University. Previous experience in Nigeria,. I Indonesia and Sweden.
RICHARD O. WHIPPLE. M.Sc., Assistant Dean, Faculty of Science, Halle Sellassle I University. Chemist. Has taught In University of Singapore and University
of Ghana.