This report on three junior college chemistry conferences includes: (1) new and developing programs in 2-year college chemistry; (2) beginning chemistry offerings--repair of poor backgrounds in chemistry and math; (3) non-science major--chemistry program for non-science students; (4) first-year chemistry course: (a) programmed audio-tutorial approach to chemistry, (b) instrumentation in the first-year chemistry lab, (c) future directions in the first-year chemistry lab; (5) second-year chemistry course: (a) instrumentation for second-year chemistry courses, (b) biorganalytical chemistry; (6) chemistry needs for health related sciences: (a) ... for the medical school, (b) ... for the dental school, (c) ... for pharmacy school, (d) clinical lab technology chemistry needs; (7) modern teaching aids for college chemistry: (a) tutorial system of instruction, (b) multi-media approach to the teaching of general chemistry, (c) do-it-yourself with 8mm films, (d) do-it-yourself with 8mm films and film-loops, (e) computer assisted instruction in ... college chemistry, (f) molecule-a-go-go; (8) chemical technology: (a) lab program in chemical engineering technology, (b) comparison of community college and technical institute programs. Supplemental information is provided on multi-campuses; small, large, and private colleges; courses in general chemistry and freshman chemistry; and the services of the Division of Chemical Education of the American Chemical Society. (HH)