Proceedings of the 1982 CAUSE national conference on information resources for college management are presented. The 41 presentations cover five subject tracks: issues in higher education, managing the information systems resource, technology and techniques, small college information systems, and innovative applications. In addition, presentations of 10 vendors, a current issues forum concerning the role of administrative computing in college-level computer literacy, an overview of CAUSE, and a keynote address are included. Some of the papers and authors include the following: "Preparing Administrators for Automated Information Technologies" (Michael M. Byrne and Stanley Kardonsky); "Overview of Campus Computing Strategies" (Carolyn P. Landis); "Legal Protection for Software" (Jon Mosser and Maureen Murphy); "Project Management:" The Key to Effective Systems Implementation" (Herbert R. Hansen, Jr.); "Personal Computers Can Help Your Budget" (Herbert W. Bomzer); "Microcomputers in Administrative Departments" (Gerry Leclerc); "Administrative Computer Systems in Small Colleges" (Robert J. Denning); "What Is Wrong with Systems Analysis" (Cecil E. Denney); "Pell Grant Tape Exchange at Carnegie-Mellon University" (Joyce A. Wineland); and "Documentation as a Management Tool" (Judith Hagen). (SW)