The 1975 conference of the National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education covered a wide range of topics. The proceedings included discussion of such areas as collective bargaining's impact on governance; the U.S. Congress and public employee legislation; federal legislation from a management perspective and from a union perspective; the Canadian experience with collective bargaining in higher education; the conflict between collective bargaining and tenure; collective bargaining and the two-year college; private college bargaining problems; dispute settlement techniques; management rights in college contracts; disparities between university and private sector collective bargaining; and affirmative action and collective bargaining. (JMF)