This report provides an overview of the continuing development and use of the computer-assisted career guidance systems at the Adult Career Counseling Center (ACCC) of Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, during its 8th year of operation (September 1990-June 1991). A history of the development of the ACCC and computer-assisted career guidance programs at Oakland University, a description of the mission of the center, and a description of the center itself, make up the report's first three sections. These are followed by descriptions of five computer-assisted career guidance systems: (1) Discover for Adults; (2) System of Interactive Guidance and Information Plus (SIGI PLUS); (3) Michigan Occupational Information System; (4) Resume Expert; and (5) a review of RAVE (the Realistic Assessment of Vocational Experiences). The final sections provide information on client demographics, in-service training, public relations, coordination with the Practicum Counseling Center, research activities and future plans for the ACCC. Results of a follow-up study on clients, a report on the Pontiac Adult Career Counseling Center, information on auxiliary grant-supported services, an Adult Career Counseling Center resource list, and a brochure describing career counseling and information resources at Oakland University are appended. (NB)