More than 90 educational leaders from 39 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the Trust Territories participated in a 3-day conference designed to provide a forum for presentations and discussions dealing with the issues and problems associated with the state level administration and articulation of post-secondary education. The program primarily focused upon the topics of: (1) state level coordination and articulation of post-secondary career education, (2) student needs for career education, (3) program planning in a career education context, and (4) roles and relationships of state level agencies and institutions. Among the major presentations were: (1) "A Theoretical Model for Post-Secondary Career Education with Emphasis on Student Needs" by A. DeBernardis, (2)"Post-Secondary Program Planning in a Career Education Context" by R.E. Taylor, (3) "The Roles of State Directors of Vocational and Technical Education" by F. Tuttle, and (4) "State Level Articulation of Career Education" by R. Millard. This publication contains the texts of these and other presentations, along with a summary of the group discussion sessions. (SB)