This description of P. Sapir Regional College of the Negev (Israel) highlights the objectives and academic and community education programs of the college. Introductory material discusses the region and population served by the college, the variety of courses offered, and the college's principal aims; i.e., to provide courses for people living in remote areas, to address community problems and needs, and to conduct research to develop and improve educational and community projects. Next, brief descriptions are provided of the college's study programs, including academic studies toward a baccalaureate degree; pre-academic studies; elementary and secondary school level studies; language studies; fine and applied arts; community communication and theater, including courses in the creative use of video programming and a drama workshop; administration and management studies, including courses in municipal and public administration, fiscal management, courses for middle management, and courses in Moshav (small-holder cooperative) management; community education and developmental studies; technological studies; agricultural studies; computers in education and the community; and the workers' school. The final sections outline the activities of the college's community education center, applied research and evaluation unit, and academic program for overseas students. (HB)