This annual report reviews program offerings, finances, and student and faculty characteristics at the University of Hawaii Community Colleges (UHCC) for the 1992-93 academic and fiscal years. The first section reviews major achievements for 1992-93 related to service to the state, the international role of the system, and efforts to expand educational access. A system organizational chart and mission statement is then presented, followed by a systemwide profile of enrollments from 1988-92, funding, staffing, programs of study and disciplines offered, and special programs and services. The report concludes with profiles of the Employment Training Center and seven UHCC campuses. Each profile contains a brief narrative, information on enrollment by major, attendance status, gender, ethnic background, and degree objective; staffing; funding; and campus leadership. Selected data include the following: (1) in fall 1992, UHCC credit enrollment was 26,120, a 5% increase from 1991, while another 107,265 students were enrolled in non-credit courses; (2) 14,258 students were Liberal Arts/Sciences majors, while 8,199 were in vocational programs; (3) in 1992-93, $75,139,441 of general funds were appropriated to the system, a 1% decrease from 1991-92; and (4) a total of 1,462.25 staff positions were authorized for the UHCCS in 1992-93, a 2.7% increase from 1991-92, while 793.6 of these positions were for instructional personnel. (HAA)