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-i-ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A detailed history of the management of a large research project would add much to the understanding of its purposes and design. The history of this project might be of special interest because of the manner in which the work of many researchers was coordinated to make an integrated project. This short account of how the study was supported, both by the efforts of many people and by grants of research funds, will not be such a detailed history; but it will help provide a setting for the report which follows. He believed that the technique might be useful in studying the work of many other types of administrators. John Hemphill worked with him to outline a proposal to study school administrators. As plans developed a

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