Patrick Henry Community College's (PHCC's) 1987-1992 institutional master plan was developed to inform readers of the college's mission, goals, history, current status, and plans for the future. Section 1 presents a description of the college and projections for the future in terms of: (1) PHCC's contributions to the community, such as its division of Extended Learning Services, occupational/technical services, and community interaction; (2) the college's personnel, including administration, full-time faculty, lecturers, full-time classified, hourly, and grants personnel; (3) projected growth of PHCC staff; (4) the college's budget; (5) the physical plant and the college's facilities; (6) student enrollment and graduate data, including headcount, racial composition, and full-time equivalents; and (7) the programs, degrees, and disciplines offered by the college. Section 2 provides a description of PHCC's service area and projections for the area's population in terms of racial composition, age, and gender distribution. This section also offers information on employment, including unemployment rates and projected job openings by county and industrial area. Section 3 lists 42 specific planning assumptions for the college, while section 4 describes PHCC's mission and goals. Finally, section 5 lists objectives applicable to each goal in relation to overall strategy, outcome, evaluation, projected date, person or group accountable, and necessary resources. (AAC)