The seventh annual Interuniversity Communications (EDUCOM) Council Meeting and Conference was designed as a forum at which some of the successful applications of computing to higher education could be examined and discussed. Particular attention was given to those applications which seemed to have wide applicability, and to those which might be useful at smaller colleges which have not had the resources to conduct their own experiments with computer applications. Four panel presentations followed by the opportunity for small group discussions of the issues raised during the panel presentations was the format for the conference. The panel topics were: recent advances in the state of computer technology, computer systems for university planning, successful computing systems in instruction, and successful applications of computer technology to reducing costs and increasing the services of libraries. This proceedings is composed of a collection of the panel presentations which have been edited by the speakers. The conference program and participants are included as supplements. (Author/NH)