APPROXIMATELY 117 EDUCATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM OTHER AREAS PARTICIPATED IN A SEMINAR TO IMPROVE GUIDANCE SERVICES THROUGH IMPROVEMENT OF STATE SUPERVISORY SERVICES. MAJOR SPEECHES WERE--(1) "THE INFLUENCE OF THE STATE SUPERVISOR ON THE FUTURE OF VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE" BY K.B. HOYT, (2) "RECENT CONFERENCES ON CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE" BY H. BOROW, (3) "EDUCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION FROM KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 12--IMPLICATIONS FOR SUPERVISION AND COUNSELOR EDUCATION" BY R. HOPPOCK, (4) "MAKING VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE REAL TO THE NONCOLLEGE BOUND STUDENT" BY G. VENN, (5) "ERIC--EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH INFORMATION CENTERS" BY C. HARRIS AND G. WALZ, AND (6) "THREE NEEDS OF SCHOOL GUIDANCE--REVIEW, REFRESH, REORIENT" BY R. GETSON. TWO PANELS "STATE LEVEL GUIDANCE RESPONSIBILITIES, PROGRAMS, AND NEEDS AS VIEWED BY STATE DIRECTORS OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION" AND "RESOURCES FOR VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE," AND A DIALOGUE, "APGA-AVA RELATIONSHIPS" BY L. BURKETT AND W. DUGAN WERE PRESENTED. SUMMARIES OF 11 GROUP SESSION PROGRAMS CONCERN A CAREER PROGRAM, INSTITUTES, PLANT-INDUSTRY-BUSINESS WORKSHOPS, AND GUIDANCE PROGRAMS, ACTIVITIES, AND RESOURCES. REPORTS OF SEVEN WORK GROUPS CONCERN PROGRAM PROPOSALS, INFORMATION NEEDS, TESTING SERVICES, COUNSELOR PREPARATION, AND METHODS AND TECHNIQUES IN ESTABLISHING VOCATIONAL COURSES OR AREA VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS. (JK)