This monograph represents the outcome of a two-day workshop on Career Education Curriculum Development held on the campus of Des Moines Area Community College (Iowa) in 1976. The first section, by Joseph A. Borgen, presents specific ideas about leadership roles and techniques for career education curriculum development. Included are discussions of effective leadership approaches, project management techniques, and career education development concepts. Step-by-step approaches are suggested for developing career education programs that have been successfully utilized by various community colleges. A selected bibliography is also attached to the first section. The second section of the paper, by Paul E. May and Tom Milam, provides a description of the Animal Health Technician program at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (Georgia), including a review of the development of the program and its current status. The third section, by D. Fred Landrum, contains a case study of the development of the Mining and Reclamation Technology program at Lees Junior College (Kentucky) and the program's course outline. (JDS)