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Arthur D. Little School of Management, 35 Acorn Park, Cambridge, (617) 498-6200; fax, 498-7100. The Arthur D. Little School of Management can meet your training needs in a way no other organization in the world can. We take great pride in working with our clients to transfer new knowledge, develop skills, and change organizational behavior to enhance performance within an industry-specific context. For more information, contact Karlin Jessen or e-mail "adlschool.mgmt@adlittle.com".

Harvard Extension School, Harvard Division of Continuing Education, 51 Brattle Street, Department 701, Cambridge, (617) 495-4024. Often described as the University's "best-kept secret," the Harvard Extension School offers part-time, evening study on an open-enrollment basis. Enroll for personal enrichment, professional development, or to earn a degree or graduate certificate. Fall and spring terms.

Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology, 221 Rivermoor Street, Boston, (617) 327-6777. A private, fully accredited graduate school offering a doctoral program in professional psychology (Psy.D.), as well as many continuing education/professional development workshops, non-matriculating courses, Institute for Clinical Health Psychology, and respecialization in clinical psychology. Annual open house in October; pre-admission sessions monthly. Call the admissions office for more information.

Radcli!=e Seminars, Cronkhite Graduate Center, Six Ash Street, Cambridge, (617) 495-8600. Radcliffe Seminars offers flexible, part-time graduate and noncredit programs for women and men, including liberal arts courses and graduate certificate programs in landscape design, landscape design history, and management. Other offerings include an interuniversity consortium on negotiation; special programs, courses, and lecture series; and professional development workshops. Programs for 1997-1998 include an art-history tour of Provence and a culinary-history tour of Paris. The application deadline for fall classes is September 12. Call (617) 495-8600 for details or visit our website, "https://www.radcliffe.edu/seminars".

Simmons Graduate School of Management, 409 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, (617) 521-3800. The Leadership Development Programs at Simmons Graduate School of Management deliver exceptional executive education to women in middle-management and technical-specialist positions. Certificate programs in a residential setting are expressly designed to encourage group participation, team-building, and leadership. Participants develop new confidence to express themselves, cooperate with others, and lead groups within their own organizations.

Sotheby's Institute, 1334 York Avenue, New York City, (212) 606-7822. Contact: Alexandra Speres. The nine-month, accredited American Arts Course, an intensive graduate-level program, trains you for a career in the art world. It focuses on American fine and decorative arts and their European and Asian antecedents from the seventeenth century to the present.

Sotheby's Public Programs, 1334 York Avenue, New York City, (212) 606-7822. Contact: Katie Bates. Programs offered during the year include one- to four-day connoisseurship symposia, lecture series, and travel programs on a diversity of topics in the fine and decorative arts.

The Teaching Company, 7405 Alban Station Court, Suite A107, Springfield, Va., (800) 832-2412. More than 60 audio and video courses on philosophy, fine arts, science, religion, math, literature, and history by today's most compelling and charismatic professors, from Princeton, Columbia, Stanford, Harvard Divinity School, UCLA, Dartmouth, and Johns Hopkins.

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