This 3-year strategic long-range master plan states the intended direction of Black Hawk College-East Campus (BHC) in Illinois for October 1986 to October 1989. The report begins with a series of graphs offering various service area comparisons between rural Illinois residents and BHE students; enrollment data; and student demographics. Next, the report provides an overview of the philosophy, purpose, and direction of the campus; highlighting its planning process, mission, and process and environment for planning. This section includes background information on economic trends, service area demographics, and industry/community needs. After BHC's planning assumptions are presented, the current institutional mission is specified, indicating that BHC is committed to a broad educational mission that includes instructional programs and related services which are student oriented, excellent in quality, and easily accessible. Next the operational goals and objectives of the campus are set forth, which include supporting existing quality services and programs, developing new and existing instructional delivery systems, and establishing competencies for all vocational programs. Finally, a more detailed statement of the Long-Range Master Plan presents specific objectives, identifying the personnel/positions responsible and time frame for each. (Author/EJV)