Texts of speeches given at the Adult Student Personnel Association conference regarding career change in mid-life are presented. They include: Socio-Political Implications of Career Changes (Vinia R. Quinones), discussing educational needs, relocation, psychological, political, and social implications regarding women and career changes; Continuous Career Decisions (Mary T. Howard), examining work patterns, quasi-institutionalized societal responses to changing employment needs and a new work-life plan; Mid-Life Career Changes--An Institutional Model (Alan Entine), providing background material, describing counseling and academic programs at State University of New York, Stony Brook, and answering questions presented by conference participants; Mid-Life Career Changes--A Community Model (Mardell Grothe, Barbara Wilson, and John Turner), describing a career education project for home-based adults in Providence, Rhode Island and answering questions presented by conference participants; Demonstration-Computer Based Educational Opportunity Center (Jackson Jupp), describing a computerized file which provides specific information about the utilization of student services for adult students at the City University of New York. A listing of Association officials, the conference schedule, an award presentation, the annual business meeting report, the annual president's message, and historical data regarding Association personnel and conferences are included. (LH)