The Colorado State University Resources in Graduate Education (SURGE) program is described in this report. Since it is expected that not all the participants in a graduate engineering program will be able to attend university-based lectures, presentations are video-taped and transported to industrial plants, engineering offices, and other locations throughout the state. When combined with formal registration procedures and the administration of exams under the supervision of faculty affiliates at the remote locations, the system has provided a workable and suitable means of conducting graduate education for practicing engineers. Although many participants complete M.S. degrees, the program has also been shown to be of value for those practitioners who are interested in furthering education only in specialized topics. (CP)