The Colorado Migrant Education Resource Center (CoMERC) was established in September 1979 to provide services to 12 migrant education projects in northern Colorado. The center's objectives were to establish task forces to address the needs of the area and assist in dissemination of expertise and to provide technical assistance to project staff in the areas of staff development, materials, curriculum, management, and evaluation. During 1979-80, CoMERC's greatest accomplishment was setting up definite goals and relatively measurable objectives for each of the four components (management, staff development, curriculum and materials, and evaluation). This evaluation report presents some background on CoMERC's history and operation; job descriptions of fiscal year 1980 staff (director, curriculum and materials consultant, staff development consultant, evaluation consultant and newsletter editor, and secretary); individual reports from the director and consultants on the center's progress and pitfalls; a log of the technical assistance services provided by the staff; a summary of evaluative feedback regarding the center's services; indications of dissemination efforts undertaken; and a look to the future. Appended is a copy of the questionnaire used to evaluate the various inservice sessions provided by CoMERC staff. (NQA)