At the present time, there is wide diversity among the 50 states with respect to state level coordinating and control agencies for junior colleges. To provide an overview of the composition of these agencies, the authors compiled summary data from 27 states having staffs that deal exclusively or primarily with the problems of coordinating and controlling junior colleges. In addition, the report contains brief descriptions of the existing (as of mid-1969) state level organizational patterns in each of the 50 states. (BB)