Issues concerning study abroad in the 1980s are addressed in 10 selected conference papers. Topics include program design, low-cost financing, curriculum design, academic standards, summer study programs, an exchange program between the University of South Florida and University of Paris VII, internationalizing the community college, curriculum design at Wesley College, advertising and recruiting techniques at Marquette University, Latin America exchange programs administered by the University of Pittsburgh, program design at Rutgers University, Marist Abroad Programs, and administration of the University of New Mexico program. Article titles and authors are as follows: "Exchange and Study Programs for University Professors and Students" (C. Eugene Scruggs); "International Studies and Study Abroad for the Two-Year College Curriculum" (Elizabeth Q. Espadas); "The Role of the Administrative Director in a Successful Year Abroad Program" (Armando Gonzalez-Perez); "Opportunities and Constraints in Financing Study Abroad Programs: Institutional, Faculty, and Staff Commitments and Subsidies" (James A. Van Fleet); "Financing a Study Abroad Program: One College's Approach" (Jeptha H. Lanning); "Funding Summer Abroad Programs at the University of New Mexico" (Bruce Tracy); "Small Is Beautiful: Getting Students from Pitt to Latin America, 1972-1985" (Reid Reading); "Independent Study within the Study Abroad Program" (Mary Lee Bretz); "Study Abroad: Experiential Learning and Academics" (Henry Geitz); and "Is Summer Study Abroad Worth It? For the Students? For the Director?" (Christopher J. Eustis). (SW)