The issues, problems, and changing needs of occupational guidance provided the focus for a special colloquium held at the State University of New York at Albany. The colloquium was conducted by the Two-Year College Student Development Center. For over two days the sixteen participants dealt with the issues and the implications for action suggested by these occupational guidance issues. The participants consisted of practitioners from the elementary and secondary schools, Boards of Cooperative Educational Services, New York State two-year colleges, counselor educators and other specialists. The group's goal was to review specific issues and problems facing occupational guidance and to identify steps which should be taken as a result of these. The need for colloquium is explained and a description of the basic issues and nature of discussions is presented. The main body of the report consists of a discussion of nine major concerns and their consequent recommendations. (Author/BW)