This integrated master plan for Yavapai College (Arizona) includes the following six key components: (1) district services overview; (2) educational services plan; (3) human resources plan; (4) information technology services; (5) facilities plan; and (6) financial plan. The master plan was developed as a result of discussions and meetings with community, business, and governmental leaders, as well as with the governing board, administration, faculty, and staff of the College. The district governing board developed the following four strategic initiatives: (1) accelerate the shift of Yavapai College from a teaching to a learning institution; (2) nurture an ethic of community service in all students, faculty, and staff; (3) develop lifelong learning options without barriers in partnership with other educational and community organizations; and (4) build healthier communities by encouraging people to participate in government and design their own future with sustainable economic development and stewardship of resources. The master plan lists activities associated with implementing these initiatives. The College has 1,255 full-time and 5,457 part-time students. In 1998, the total economic impact of the College on Yavapai County was $25,599,154, suggesting a generation of $81,917,293 of business (using a 3.2 multiplier). The master plan makes proposals for new facilities, as well as upgrades of existing facilities, to accommodate expected population increases. (NB)