This six-part report summarizes the 1978-1979 activities of the Division of Continuing Education and Extension Services at the New York City Community College. Part I discusses tuition courses and programs, including a program for Head Start staff and parents on the mainstreaming of handicapped children, a symposium on hearing aid technology in tinnitus treatment, an institute for continuing education in radiologic technology, and an institute serving apartment owners and management groups. Part II discusses programs for older adults, including an institute of study for older adults, an elderly homebound program, community workshops for consumer education, an information and referral service, and a program to train the elderly to work as teacher aides in public schools. Part III describes the college's adult learning center and adult reading academy, as well as the outreach program at the Brooklyn House of Detention. Part IV discusses the history, student participation, and program development of the vocational program for deaf adults. Part V discusses nontraditional vocational training for women, food service training, pest control training for students with limited English, day care cooks' training, and a program on digital electronics for biomedical equipment technicians. Part VI discusses the college's state civil service employee benefits training program. (JP)