Descriptions of 155 programs supported by the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education are provided. In addition to a brief statement of the scope of each program, the project director, address, and phone number are identified. Topics addressed by the programs include: ensuring adequate math preparation for college work through college-high school cooperation; faculty sharing among four colleges; developing a model program in black women's studies; improving the teaching of life sciences in elementary and secondary studies; developing computer-aided instructional programs in problem-solving, reasoning, and math and physics concepts; creating research training teams of graduate and undergraduate minority students working with faculty mentors; developing a computer-based tutor; developing an outcomes-focused, assessment-based general education program; developing sensitivity to gender issues in the curriculum at a women's college and its companion men's college; evaluating corporate-sponsored training programs; assisting historically black colleges to enhance instructional programs and support services for adult learners; developing an upper-division bachelors's degree program for working registered nurses; and training college students to become tutors for English-as-a-Second-Language. (SW)