THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION OF WOMEN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ITS SECOND CONFERENCE EXPLORED PROMISING FIELDS OF EMPLOYMENT FOR COLLEGE TRAINED WOMEN, PARTICULARLY THOSE WHO COULD WORK ONLY PART TIME. SPEAKERS PRESENTED A NATIONWIDE VIEW OF WOMEN IN THE LABOR MARKET, DESCRIBED THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION'S PROGRAM IN HIRING WOMEN, SPECULATED ON REASONS FOR LIMITATIONS TO WOMEN'S CAREER OPPORTUNITIES, AND SPOKE OF THE NEED FOR ACCOMMODATION TO CHANGE, POINTING OUT MAJOR REVOLUTIONS AFFECTING THE CURRENT MARKET. PANELS CONSISTING OF EMPLOYERS FROM BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION DISCUSSED WRITING, EDITING, AND LIBRARIANSHIP, COLLEGE TEACHING AND ADULT EDUCATION, RESEARCH IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES AND IN PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, AND ADMINISTRATIVE AND STAFF POSITIONS. (A PROGRESS REPORT SINCE THE INCEPTION OF THE CENTER IN SEPTEMBER 1964 AND A LIST OF STAFF AND COMMITTEES COMPRISE A PREFACE. APPENDIXES INCLUDE A STUDY OF ANN ARBOR'S LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN, TIPS ON PREPARING RESUMES, A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RECENT AND LOCALLY AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS ON WOMEN'S CAREER OPPORTUNITIES, AND A ROSTER OF ATTENDEES.) (RT)