This study presents data on full-time faculty appointees at each Hawaiian community college. The material is presented in a series of tables cross-referencing information about each campus, program categories, tenure status, sex, age, education, and salary. Of the 749 appointees, 68 percent are full-time, 2 percent are part-time, and 30 percent are lecturers. Eighty-two percent of the professional staff serve in instruction; 372 in general education, 240 in vocational education. Following previous years' patterns, 63 percent are male. The average age is 40, average salary $14,413, and 61 percent have a masters degree. Lecturers tend to work in general education areas and earn $1,569 for a course. As compared to full-time staff, lecturers are younger; more have only a B.A. degree, and more are women. Fifty-seven percent of the full-time professional staff is tenured. It is expected that over 80 percent will be tenured by 1978. (MJK)