The small college computer center's problems--sources and types of service, programing support and faculty development, administrative and academic interfaces, computer science and computer center interfaces, computer center policies, orientation and organization and services of users and groups--are generally individual, and any given problem will have many alternative solutions. This report of a symposium on small college computer centers presents papers and addresses which are oriented around this theme, with each set of papers being presented according to one of the problems listed above. In addition, the symposium's program, an introduction to the symposium, and its keynote address are included. (Author/SH)