The New Volunteerism Project
The Archival
Collection of
Ivan Henry Scheier
Section XVII
Career Publications of
Ivan Henry Scheier
June 1999
Table of Contents
Introductory Notes
Volume I: Methodology and Personality
Volume II: Structure and Measurement of Personality
Beyond Bound Items
Philosophy and Ethics
Problem-Solving and Future-Looking
Dreams (As Creative Goals and Visions)
Training and Education
Networking
Volunteer Groups
Expanding Concepts of Volunteerism and Volunteer Administration
Professional Development in Volunteer Leadership
Staff/Volunteer Relations
Checklists... Evaluation
Motivation, People Approach
Newsletter
Unclassifiable
Poetry and Aphorisms
Articles and Publications added after 2000
Introductory Notes for Career Publications of Ivan Scheier
Ivan Scheier
November 1999The bibliography of my published work is prepared primarily for the two holders of my archives: Regis University/DOVIA in Denver, Colorado and ENERGIZE Inc., in Philadelphia, PA. I believe this reference list belongs with my archives either as a separate section following the other seventeen in the Table of Contents, or else as an addendum to Section O, "Background and Introduction to the Archives."
However, this bibliography does not fit perfectly with the theme of the Archives. Among other things, almost half of the references are from "other careers" of mine; for example, as a research in psychology and a sometime poet.* Even publications generally on volunteerism are not always relevant to the archives’ methodological/ philosophical emphasis. Finally, some of the most important material in the Archives is unpublished. Thus, the most complete description of my career writing, both published and unpublished, would include this bibliography plus the archives. A third major "piece" in my career, The VOLUNTAS Time Capsule on Volunteering," will, I hope, be gathered with the other two pieces, sometime in the next year or two.
There are 130 entries in this bibliography: articles, published reports, books and booklets. The number is enlarged somewhat by my habit of refining, updating, and rewriting works to make a number of publications over time in essentially the same subject area. My 1993 book on Staff/Volunteer relations had no less than four predecessors of this type, extending all the way back to 1978! Moreover, some of the items included in the bibliography were of quite limited circulation and some authors might have considered them not really published. I also included works on which I was primarily editor and/or assembler – this being clearly marked in such cases. I did not include, except in one case, items planned for future publication, e.g. "In press". How much "self-published" material is in the list, depends on how you define "self-published." In some cases, my writings were published by an organization of which I was the director, but in my view, at least, that is not quite self-published. Others may differ on that, of course.
There is also a sense in which the number 130 might be considered an underestimate of my total work. That’s because quite a lot of my writing was never published, though significantly circulated, e.g. to scores of think tank participants, and, in my opinion, also significant in content.
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* Indeed, in nearly fifty years of publishing, about the only invariable consistency in my work is having each titled followed by a colon and a subtitle!!
It is also possible a few more of my publications will be unearthed, especially with the continuing discoveries of skillful and devoted searchers such as Mary Lou McNatt of Regis University/Denver DOVIA. Her work is cut out for her on that. Among other things, significantly more than half of the publications are now generally out of print.
Through about 1970, my publications are neatly numbered (1-54) and just as neatly bound. After that, attention to preservation and organization declines rapidly, worsened by two occasions of premature retirement in which my library was donated to other resource organizations. As a result, about 15-20% of the listed publications are not currently in my possession. The citations therefore had to be from other bibliographies, where possible cross-checked between two or more of these.
After the first 54 bound publications, I grouped the works in rough categories which, again roughly, tend to correspond to categories in the archives. I hope this is helpful but caution that these categories not be relied upon as overly precise or mutually exclusive.
Publications considered to be books are indicated as such by having their titles in block capitals. The listing contains fifteen of these currently published, with one other in press. I could write a book about the definition of "book." I’m only sure it is a distinctly subjective matter. For me, a book can be soft - as well as hardcover, self-published or other-published, and is usually at least 75-100 pages. Don’t ask me where I got that number – there are several items over 100 pages in the bibliography not classified as books. Moreover, several items called "books" here have far fewer pages. I’m sure vanity played a role in my count. Thus, my three really slim volumes of poetry are included in the book count – feel free to take them out – because I am mysteriously proud of having published some poetry. Finally, what I have called "books" seem to me to have a special self-contained completeness in their coverage of a subject. Besides, they somehow look like books to me. (How’s that for objectivity?)
Volume I: Methodology and Personality 1952 - 1960
Scheier, I. H., and Ferguson, G. A. Further factorial studies of tests of rigidity. Canada. J. Psychol., 1952, 6, 18-30.
Bindra, D. and Scheier, I. H. "The Relation Between Psychometric and Experimental Research in Psychology." Amer. Psychol., 1954, 9, 69-71.
Scheier, I. H. "An Evaluation of Rigidity Factors. " Canada. J. Psychol., 1954, 8 157-163.
Prince, A. I., Montague, W.E., Scheier, I. H., and Wischner, G. J. "Factors Affecting the Level of Basic Military Knowledge of Active Army Enlisted Personnel at Various Points During Army Service". Paper read at 1955 APA convention. Amer. Psychol., 1955, abstract.
Scheier, I. H. "Evaluating Tests as Dependent Variable Measures in Educational Research. J. Psychol., 1955, 40, 193-201.
Wischner, G. J. and Scheier, I. H. "Some Thoughts on Television as an Educational Tool." Amer. Psychol., 1955, 10, 611-614.
Kanner, J. et. Al. Humrro Reports on Television in army training. Tech Rept 14, 41 pp, 1954.
Scheier, I. H., Montague, W.E., Prince, A. I., and Wischner, G. J. Basic Military Knowledge in the Active Duty Army. Staff memorandum, The Human Resources Research Office, Washington, D. C. March , 1957.
Scheier, I. H., Owens, L. D., Karplus, M., and Tiebout, H. Segregation and Integration in Student Housing at the University of Illinois: An Analysis of Data on the Present Situation and Campus Community Attitudes Towards It. NRACP Publication, 1958.
Scheier, I. H. What is an "objective" test? Psychol. Dept., 1958, 4, 147-157.
Cattell, R. B., and Scheier, I. H. "Discovery and development of Measurement Scales for the Dimensions of Anxiety." Report on Department of the Army Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-620. Armed Services Technical Information Agency, Document Service Center, Knott Building, Dayton, Ohio. November, 1957. 38pp. ADI Doc. No. 5336.
Cattell, R. B. , and Scheier, I. H. Factors in personality changes: a discussion of the condition-response incremental design and application to 69 personality response measures and three stimulus conditions. Laboratory of Personality Assessment and Group Behavior. Advance Publication Number 9, May 1958.
Scheier, I. H. Two orientations in psychological research: effect-centered and condition-centered. Canada. J. Psychol., 1958, 12, 247-252.
Scheier, I. H., and Cattell, R. B. Confirmation of objective test factors and assessment of their relation to questionnaire factors; a factor analysis of 113 rating, questionnaire, and objective test measurements of personality. J. Ment. Sci., 1958, 104, 608-624.
Cattell, R. B.,k and Scheier, I. H. Clinical validities by analyzing the psychiatrist exemplified in relation to anxiety diagnoses. Amer. J. Orthopsychiat., 1958, 28, 699-713.
Cattell, R. B., and Scheier, I. H. The objective test measurement of neuroticism, I. I. 23 (-): A review of eight factor analytic studies. J. Indian Psychol., 1958, 33, 217-236.
Cattell, R. B., and Scheier, I. H. The nature of anxiety: a review of thirteen multivariate analysis comprising 814 variables. Psychol. Rept., 1958, 4, 351-399, Monograph Supplement 5.
Scheier, I. H. All’s well that end’s well: a comment on research strategy. Psychol. Rept., 1958, 4, 609-610.
Scheier, I. H. The method of natural variation in applied educational research. J. Educ. Res., 1959, 52, 167-170.
Cattell, R. B., and Scheier, I. H. Extension of meaning of objective test personality factory: Especially into anxiety, neuroticism, questionnaire, and physical factors. J. Gen. Psychol., 1959, 61, 287-315.
Scheier, I. H. To be or not to be a guinea pig: preliminary data on anxiety and the volunteer experiment. Psychol. Rept., 1959, 5, 239-240.
Volume II: Structure and Measurement of Personality 1960 - 1969
Cattell, R. B., and Scheier, I. H. Stimuli related to stress, neuroticism, excitation and anxiety response patterns: Illustrating a new multivariate experimental design. J. Abnorm. Sci. Psychol., 1960, 60, 195-204.
Scheier, I. H. Das Wesen der Angst nach den Ergebnissen eines systematischen und emjpirischen Forschungsprogramms von Zehn Jahren. (Tran. Albert Vorgmann.) Diagonostica, 1960, VI/3, 77-86.
Scheier, I. H., Cattell, R. B., and Mayeslie, G. W. The objective-tet factors of Imaginative Tension (U. I. 25), Introversion (U. I. 32), Anxiety (U. I. 24) and Autistic Non-Conformity (U. I. 34): (1) Data on new factor-measuring tests, and, (2) Relation of factors to clinically-judged psychosis. Lab. Of Personal. Assess of Group Behav., Univer, Ill., Advance Publication Number 10, April 1960. 22 pp.
Scheier, I. H., Cattell, R. B., and Horn, J. L. Objective test factor (U. I. 23). Its measurement and its relation to clinically-judged neuroticism. J. Clin. Psychol., 1960, 16, 135-145.
Cattell, R. B., Knapp, R. R., and Scheier, I. H. Second order personality factor structure in the objective test realm. J. Consult. Psychol., 1961, 25, 345-352.
Scheier, I. H., Cattell, R. B., and Sullivan, W. P. Predicting anxiety from clinical symptoms of anxiety: Psychiat. Quart. Suppl., 1961, 35, 114-126.
Cattell, R. B. and Scheier, I. H., The Meaning and Measurement of Neuroticism and Anxiety. Ronald Press, N. Y. 535 pages. 1961. Library of Congress Card Catalog Number 61-6147.
Scheier, I. H. Experimental results to date from the standpoint of the clinician. (In symposium with R. B. Cattell and Maurice Lorr: "Recent Advances in the Measurement of Anxiety, Neuroticism, and Psychotic Syndromes".) Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., 1962, 93, 840-850.
Scheier, I. H. A reply to Crites’ review of the Neuroticism Scale Questionnaire (The NSQ). J. Counsel. Psychol., 1962, 9, 280-281.
Scheier, I. H., and Cattell, R. B. Bestatigung von objectiven Test faktoren und Beurteilung ihrer Beziehung zu Fragebogenfaktoren. Diagnostica, 1965, XI/3, 95-120.
Cattell, R. B., and Scheier, I. H. Personality measurement in applied psychology as illustrated be the 16 Personality Factor Test. Revista de Psicologia normal E. Patologica, 1965, 11, 42-58.
Scheier, I. H., and Cattell, R. B. The IPAT 8-Parallel-Forum Anxiety Battery. Institute for Personality and Ability Testing, 1602-04 Coronado Drive, Champaign, Illinois, 1960, 1962. Approx 50 pp.
Cattell, R. B., and Scheier, I. H. Handbook and Test Kit for the Objective-Analytic (O-A) Anxiety Battery. Instit. For Personal. & Abil. Test., Champaign, Ill. 1960, 1962.
Scheier, I. H., and Cattell, R. B. The Neuroticism Scale Questionnaire (The NSQ). Instit. For Personal. & Abil. Test., Champaign, Ill., 1961.
Cattell, R. B., and Scheier, I. H. The IPAT Anxiety Scale Questionnaire. Instit. For Personal. & Abil. Test., Champaign, Ill., 1963.
Scheier, I. H. (ed). "Recent Data on IPAT Anxiety Tests." Information Bulletin #13, Instit. For Personal. & Abil. Test., Champaign, Ill., 11 pp.
Scheier, I. H. (Ed. And Contributor) "Interpreting the 16 PF Profile. Some Case Studies." A Special publication of the Instit. For Personal & Abil. Test., Champaign, Ill., 1968, 29 pp.
IPAT INFORMATION BULLETIN SERIES. (Specimen and partial list of a series extending from #1 (1958) through #15 (1969) in which Ivan Scheier, participated as collator and principal editor.
IPAT INFORMATION BULLETIN SERIES. (Specimens of a series extending from #1 (196458) through #8 (1968) in which Ivan Scheier, participated as collator and principal editor.
Scheier, I. H. (Ed). "Airline Hostesses: IPAT Personality Profiles #2." Instit. For Personal. & Abil Test., 1968. (Specimen of a Series).
Scheier, I. H. Creative Personality and the Nature of the Creative Process, The High School Journal, April, 1965.
Scheier, I. H. (Ed. and Compiler.). "Volunteer Courts in America-1967." A directory published (2nd edition) in August 1967, at Boulder County Juvenile Court, Boulder, Colorado.
Davies, Ursula, Scheier, I. H., and Pinto, LO. J. "The Boulder Conference of Volunteer Courts: A Summary of Verbatim Transcriptions." Office of Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Development, U. S. Dept. HEW, 1968, 51 pp.
Scheier, I. H., Davies, Ursula, Jorries, Marilyn, and Matson, R. "National Register of Volunteer Jobs In Court Settings-1967." Published November, 1967 at Boulder County Juvenile Court, Boulder, Colorado. 73 pp. Second Printing, 1969.
Scheier, I. H. (Ed.). "The Volunteer Courts Newsletter." Published monthly and distributed nationally since June 1967, by Boulder County Juvenile Court, for exchange of information and ideas among courts using or planning to use court volunteers. Circulation is approximately 700 at present.
Scheier, I. H. (Ed. and Compiler). "The Volunteer in Corrections A Reference List" Published, June, 1968 at Boulder County Juvenile Court. 10 pp.
Scheier, I. H. "Report on the Boulder County Survey on Agency Use of Volunteers" July, 1968, Boulder, Colorado. 4 pp.
Holmes, H. B., Hargadine, J. E., and Scheier, I. H. "The Volunteer Returns to the Court." Juvenile Court Judges Journal, 1968, v. 18, 113-138.
Hargadine, J. E., Holmes, H. B., and Scheier, I. H. "Attention vs Detention." Juvenile Court Judges Journal, 1968, v 19, 74-78.
Taylor, G. P., Cameron, C. B., Flanders, Eleanor, and Scheier, I. H. "Volunteer Tutors in Court Probation Programs," Office of Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Development, U. s. Dept. of HEW, July, 1968. 71 pp.
Scheier, I. H, Osterberg, Mary, Martin, Marleen, and Taylor, G. P. "Probationer Diagnosis Without Money: The Use of Professional and Non-professional Volunteers in a Court Testing Program". Published at Boulder County Juvenile court, Boulder, Colorado, September 1968. 53 pp.
Scheier, I. H., and Goter, Leroy P. "Using Volunteers in Court Settings: A Manual for Volunteer Probation Programs." 1968, U. S. Dept of HEW, SRS, Office of Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Development (JD Publication #477) distributed by U. S. Govt. Printing Office, Wash., D. C. 227 pp.
Scheier, I. H., Hall, D. H., and Barstow, Joan. "Volunteer Courts in America: The End of a Decade." March, 1969, The National Information Center, Boulder County Juvenile Court, Boulder, Colorado.
Beyond Bound Items
Cattell, R. B., and Scheier, I. H. "The Objective Test Measurement of Neuroticism, U. I. 23 (-): a Review of Eight Factor Analytic Studies." J. Indian Psychol. 1958. 33. 217-236.
Cattell, R. B., Scheier, I. H., and Lorr, M. "Recent Advances In The Measurement of Anxiety, Neuroticism, and the Psychotic Syndromes." 1962. Annuals, NY Acad. Of Sciences. Vol 93, Art 20. 813-856.
Scheier, I. H. (Ed.) et al. "Volunteer Programs In Courts: Collected Papers on Productive Programs." 1969. U. S. Dept of HEW, SRS, Office of Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Development (JD Publication #478) distributed by U. S. Govt. Printing Office, Wash., D. C. 227 pp. (I served as overall editor and also contributed several articles in the collection)
Scheier, I. H., and Berry, Judith. "Serving Youth As Volunteers." 1972. The National Information Center on Volunteers. Boulder, CO. 36 pp.
Scheier, I. H., et al. Guidelines and Standards of the Use of Volunteers in Correctional Programs (Washington: Us Dept of Justice) 1972. National Information Center on Volunteers in Courts,. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (Contract # J-LEAA-003-7). U. S. Dept of Justice. 296 pp.
Philosophy and Ethics
1978
Scheier, I. H. (Ed. and Contributor of some articles) "Religion and Volunteering: A First Portfolio." (Boulder, CO: The National Information Center on Volunteering. 1978. 106 pages plus attachments.Scheier, I. H. "Values in Volunteering: Time to Reconsider." Voluntary Action Leadership. Summer, 1878, 2 pp.
1979
Barber, Putnam, and Scheier, I. H. "Ethics in Volunteerism." Voluntary Action Leadership. Winter, 1979. 4pp.1981
Scheier, I. H. "The Imitation of Volunteers: Towards an Appropriate Technology of Voluntary Action. Volunteer Administration, 1981. Vol XIV No. 1. 6 pp.1985
Scheier, I. H. (Ed and assembler) "Not Just for the Laughs: Smiles With a Message for Volunteerism." (Boulder, CO: Yellowfire Press) 1985. 9pp.1997
Scheier, I. H. "On A Personal Note: Professional, Too." Grapevine V/M Systems. 1997. 2 pp.Please note: Many others of my publications have important philosophical content even though largely addressed to other subject areas. This is true, for example, of the publications listed here in the sections on an expanding vision of volunteerism, on motivation (People Approach), and on professional development. Also, quite a few of my works on philosophy are unpublished and, indeed, in my op9inion the very best and most complete statement of my philosophy is unpublished as the introduction to the section on Philosophy in my archives.
Problem-Solving and Future-Looking 1981-1995
1981
Jorgensen, J. D., Scheier, I. H., and Fautsko, T. F. "Solving Problems in Meetings." Nelson-Hall, Chicago. 1981. 385 pp. ISBN 0-88229-521-7. Lib Congress Card No 79-21782.1989
Scheier, I. H. "‘A Reconsideration of Volunteerism: Some Exercises for the Creative Gadfly." (Santa Fe, NM: Center for Creative Community)1989. About 60 pp.1993
Scheier, I. H. "Challenge Think Tanks/Reflection Pools: A Resource Packet." (Santa Fe, NM: Center for Creative Community) 1993. 30pp.Caliva, Leslie, and Scheier, I. H. "The Think Tank Technique: A Guide." (Santa Fe, NM: Center for Creative Community) 1993. 17pp.
Scheier, I. H. "Images of the Future: Guidelines for the Do-It-Yourself Futurist in Volunteerism." With essentially similar but updated versions also published in 1994, 95, and 97. (Santa Fe, NM: Center for Creative Community)1993. 53 pp.
1995
Scheier, I. H. "Images of the Future." . Journal of Volunteer Administration. Page 5-10. Spring 1995.Scheier, I. H. "Images of the Future – Sequence II." Journal of Volunteer Administration. Fall 1995. Pages 3-21.
Dreams (As Creative Goals and Visions) 199?? - 2000
1964
Guerrilla Goodness: Making Dreams a Reality, Through Volunteering." Interview of Ivan Scheier by Ed and Gay Wynn. In Context, #37. Pages 27-29.1992
Scheier, I. H. "Rules for Dreamers." Since first written in 1992, this essay has been published in several places, including Journal of Volunteer Administration. 1992. Grapevine, and the newsletter of The International Association of Justice Volunteers.1994
Scheier, I. H., and David, Nancy. (Mainly as Assemblers and Editors but also some authorship. "Once Volunteering Was For Dreamers: Poetry and Quotations in Celebration of Volunteering." (Madrid, NM: Center for Creative Community)1994. Limited editions. Approx. 30 pp.1996
Scheier, I. H. "On Becoming A Dreamcatcher." Grapevine, V/M Systems. Downers Grove, IL..1996. 2 pp.2000
Scheier, I. H. "Making Dreams Come True Without Much Money: The Midwifery of Dreams." Provisional title but likely to be close to final, of book in press with (Philadelphia: Energize, Inc.) (Expected to be published early in the next millennium at bout 100-125 pages)Training and Education 1973 - 1986
1973
Jorgensen, James d., and Scheier, I. H. "Volunteer Training For Courts and Corrections." The Scarecrow Press, Metuchen, NJ. 1973. 385 pages. ISBN 0-8108-0570-71978
Scheier, I. H., "Community Leadership and Participation Through the Education System." (A curriculum to inform and encourage volunteering by High School Students) The National Information Center on Volunteerism. Boulder, CO. 1978. Under the sponsorship of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Approx. 300 pages. (overall editor and contributor of articles in several sections)1986
Scheier, I. H. "Stop Wasting Training Time. Try the Stretched Workshop." Journal of Volunteer Administration. 1986. Pp 11-13.Networking 1983 - 1989
1983
Scheier, I. H., and Dryovage, Susan. "The Bridge: A Guide For Networkers." (Boulder, CO: Yellowfire Press)1981. 42pp.Scheier, I. H. "How Business Can Make Money Off Non-PROFITS Vice Versa." (Boulder, CO: Yellowfire Press)1983. About 10 pages.
1985
Scheier, I. H. "Getting the Best From Your Group: The Central Network Pool." (Boulder, CO: Yellowfire Press) 1985. 7 pp.1989
Scheier, I. H. "Getting It Together: Three New Network Exercises." (MixN Match, Guess Who and The Circle). 1989. (Santa Fe, NM: Yellowfire Press) 6 pp.To my fully appropriate embarrassment, I cannot remember for sure whether or not I have a hand in the following two publications offered by Yellowfire Press at about the same time, in the same series.
"Coordinating Voluntary Action in a Rural; Community: The Story of Voice"
"Building the Collaborative Community: Mobilizing Citizens for Action"
Volunteer Groups 1984 - 1996
1984
Scheier, I. H. "Meanwhile, Back At The Neighborhood."(Boulder, CO: Yellowfire Press) 1984. 62 pp.1987
Scheier, I.H. " Career in Leadership of Volunteers (Civil) Services, pamphletScheier, I. H. "Setting Achievable Goals in All-Volunteer Groups." (Santa Fe, NM: Yellowfire Press) 1989. 5 pp.
1989 ca
Scheier, I. H."Shelleyville - Proposal For A Correctional Volunteer Community." Journal of International Association for Justice Volunteerism. 1989. About 4 pages.Scheier, I. H. "Working With Grassroots Groups." "Managing Volunteer Diversity." Sue Vineyard and Steve McCurley, eds. (Downers Grove: Heritage Arts) 1989.
(Essentially the same article also appeared, with permission in "Girls Can" a community coalition resource manual published by the American Association of University Women Foundation, Washington, D. C. 167 pp.)
1992
Scheier, I. H. "When Everyone’s A Volunteer: The effective Functioning of All-Volunteer Groups." (Philadelphia: Energize, Inc.) 1992. 63 pp. ISBN 0-940576-12-0. Library Congress Card No. 92-82929.1996
Scheier, I. H. "Many-To-One: The Surround Strategy, Part I." VIP Examiner. Spring, 1996. Pages 12-14.Scheier, I. H. "Many-To-One: The Surround Strategy, Part II." VIP Examiner. Fall, 1996. 6 pp.
Expanding Concepts of Volunteerism and Volunteer Administration 1980 - 1997
1970
Co-authored a publication with Bud Wolf on Volunteerism and Rural America1980
Scheier, I. H. "Exploring Volunteer Space: The Recruiting of a Nation." (Washington, D C: The National Center for Citizen Involvement) 1980. 200 pp. ISBN 0-934428-01-9 and Library of Congress Catalog Card No. 79-90051.(About five years ago I gave permission for a Japanese translation of this book, but would probably not recognize it if I saw it.)
1996
Scheier, I. H. "Volunteer Administration: An Emerging Misnomer." Grapevine. Nov/Dec 1996. Page 11.Scheier, I. H. "Volunteer Administration: Meadows Beyond The Garden." Grapevine. May/June1996. Page 9-10.
1997
Scheier, I. H. "Volunteerism: Is there Life After Agencies?" Grapevine. 1997. 1 pp.(The expansion checklist cited in the section on checklists, clearly belongs in this section as well, as to some of the references in the section on volunteer groups)
Professional Development in Volunteer Leadership 1980 - 19971980
Scheier, I. H. "Going Up? A Look At Your Upward Mobility Potential. Volunteer Administration. Spring 1980.1985-86
Scheier, I. H. "Moving Along: Case Studies of Career Paths for Volunteer Coordinators."Journal of Volunteer Administration. Winter, 1985-86.1987
Scheier, I. H. "The Part-Time Profession: Percent and Nature of Time Investment in the Volunteer Leadership Career." (Boulder, CO: Yellowfire Press) 1987. 8 pp.1988
Scheier, I. H. "Empowering a Profession I: What’s In Our Name?" Journal of Volunteer Administration. Summer, 1988.1988
Scheier, I. H. "Empowering a Profession, II: Seeing Ourselves As More Than Subsidiary." Journal of Volunteer Administration. Fall, 1988.1988-89
Scheier, I. H. "Activating Your Local Association of Volunteer Coordinators." (Boulder, CO: Yellowfire Press) 1985. About 55-60 pages.(This limited-circulation Handbook on how to start and grow a DOVIA was given to AVA with most of my other DOVIA materials, during a time when I hoped they would take on an active coordinating and autonomy-respecting role vis-a-vis local professional associations. I’ve inquired but have been unable to find out what has happened to this Manual.)
1992-93
Scheier, I. H. "Creating Careers for Volunteer Coordinators." The Journal of Volunteer Administration. Winter, 1992-93. 6 pp.1997
Scheier, I. H. "X-Rated Organizations, Expendable Professionals, and a Modest Proposal." Grapevine, V/M Systems. July-Aug, 1997. 1pp.Please note:
The references prior to the above were oriented ultimately (but not entirely) to professional development for individuals in volunteer administration. The above and other publications, such as the DOVIA EXCHANGE Newsletter, and the "Doing DOVIA Right" checklist, were more oriented to the creation and well being of professional organizations.
Staff/Volunteer Relations 1970 - 1993
1970
Scheier, I. H.The Professional and the Volunteers in Probation: An Emerging Relationship." Federal Probation. 1970. Pages 12-18
1972
Scheier, I. H. "Orienting Staff to Volunteers." National Information Center on Volunteerism. Boulder, CO. 1972. Limited circulation.1977
Scheier, I. H. " A New Look at an Old Failure." Voluntary Action Leadership. Fall, 1977. Pages 32-361978
Scheier, I. H. "Winning With Staff: A New Look At Staff Support For Volunteers." National Information Center on Volunteerism. Boulder, CO. 1978. 77 pp.1985
Scheier, I. H. "Where Do We Stand With Staff? Team or Trauma?" (Boulder, CO: Yellowfire Press) 1985. 6 pp.1987-88
Scheier. I. H. "So You Still Want To win With Staff: Here’s How To Get Solid Staff Support For Your Volunteer Program."(Santa Fe, NM: Center for Creative Community) 1987-88. 52 pp.1988
Scheier, I. H. "Staff/Volunteer Relations Collection."(Santa Fe, NM: Center for Creative Community) 1988. 76 pp.1993
Scheier, I. H. "Building Staff/Volunteer Relations." (Philadelphia: Energize, Inc.) 1993. 70 pages. ISBN 0-940576-14-7. Library Congress Catalog Card No. 93-73624. (There were several earlier-published versions of this book with different titles, including three of the four previously cited publications in this listing.)Checklists... Evaluation 1975 - 1996
1975
Scheier, I.H., and Cooper, R. M. "Basic Feedback Systems For Volunteer Programs." The National Information System on Volunteerism. Boulder, CO Frontier 7. 1975. 27 pp. (A somewhat more complete version was published two years later under the authorship of Bobette Reigel, and that is the document in the Scheier Archives)Motivation, People Approach 1977 - 1988
1977
Scheier, I. H. "People Approach: Nine New Strategies." The National Information Center on Volunteerism. Boulder, CO. 1977. About 30 pages.(Also about this time, probably as a separate booklet, "Need Overlap Analysis in the Helping Process (NOAH)")
1981
Scheier, I. H. "The New People Approach Handbook." (Boulder, CO: Yellowfire Press) 1981. 82 pp.1987
Scheier, I. H. "Exploding the Big Banquet Theory of Volunteer Recognition: An Incendiary Analysis."(Santa Fe, NM: Yellowfire Press) 1987. 14 pages1988
Scheier, I. H. "Divide the Job, Delegate the Work. Here’s How." (Santa Fe, NM: Yellowfire Press) 1988, 3 pp.Scheier, I. H. "Building Work That Satisfies, I: Volunteers and The Window of Work." (Santa Fe, NM: Yellowfire Press) 1988. 13 pp.
Scheier, I. H. "Building Work That Satisfies, II. Staff as Well as Volunteers."(Santa Fe, NM: Yellowfire Press) 1988. 14 pp.
Newsletter 1967 - 1996
National and International in Distribution
The Volunteer Courts Newsletter published first by Boulder (CO) County Juvenile Court and Later by The National Information Center on Volunteers in Courts, from about 1967 to 1975. Purpose was exchange of information and ideas among courts and other criminal justice organizations involving community volunteers. I was Editor and principal writer for this newsletter, which was originally monthly and later quarterly.
The DOVIA EXCHANGE for exchange of information, ideas, and encouragement among local professional association of people leading volunteer programs in a range of service areas. I was editor and principal writer for this quarterly journal during the time of its existence spanning the years 1980 (approx.) To 1997. Publishers included the National Information Center on Volunteerism, the Center for Creative Community V/M Systems of Downers Grove, Il, and CAHHS of Sacramento, CA.
On Background. A limited circulation newsletter published by Yellowfire Press, Boulder, CO about 1980-83. Quarterly.
Ex Libris published about 1988-92 by The Center for Creative Community, Sante Fe, NM. Intended readership was staff and volunteers for libraries on volunteerism. Quarterly
Local
The above were all nationally and internationally distributed. I also published, edited and was principal writer for the town newsletter in Madrid, NM, called "The Madrid Muse," from 1991-96. Monthly.
-- cited with name misspelled, on page 49 of Time Magazine, Vol LXXVII, No. 4, March 1961 on page 49, for some of my work in psychology.
-- in the early 1970's, I was the producer of an instructional film entitled "A Second Change" though, much as I hinted, they didn’t let me act in ti. The film was about an adult volunteer working on-to-one with a juvenile offender – and I think it was quit4e well done.
Poetry and Aphorisms 1964 - 2000
1964
Scheier, I. H. "Not Without Love: Some Scrap Paper Poems." Self-published. 1964. 20 pages.1966
Scheier, I. H. "A Normal Day In Space." (Boulder, CO: The Eclectic Press) 1966. 32 pp. I was both publisher and one of the contributing poets in this collection.1968
Scheier, I. H., "In The South-west Soul." (Denver, CO: Ryan Printing House) 1968. Poetry. 20 pp.1992
Scheier, I. H. "Once Volunteering Was For Dreamers." Unpublished. 1992.(Included in the section on Dreams (X))
2000
Scheier, I. H. "74 and Tired: Messages From a Misfit Senior." Provisions title of a book in preparation, approximately six months away from completion. Likely to be 100-125 pages.
Articles and Publications added after 2000Most of Ivan's most recent articles and publications can be found in Section 22.
2003
Scheier, I.H. Collection of Poetry for over the past 40 years.
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