Compiled in this document are papers presented at a conference on personnel development in postsecondary vocational and technical education programs of less than baccalaureate degree. The conference resulted from a recognition of the problem of employing technically competent, yet unprepared to teach, persons from business and industry. Topics of the papers include: (1) Personnel Development as a Priority; (2) Notes on Personnel Development Programs; (3) Attitudes of a New Community College Instructor; (4) Role of Faculty Development in Two-year Postsecondary Institutions; (5) Court Decisions Affecting Teacher Evaluation; (6) Faculty Evaluations--What Do They Mean?; (7) Faculty Evaluation in Community Colleges; (8) A Model for Implementing Competency Based Programs; (9) An On Campus Teaching Consultant; (10) Maximum Effectiveness: Staff Development; (11) Preparing Post-secondary Faculty Members through Preservice Programs; (12) Faculty Development in the Community College; (13) Adjunct Occupational Instructors; (14) Teaching Strategies for Postsecondary Institutions; (15) Technical Upgrading of Instructors; (16) Non-traditional Students; and (17) Career Development of Administrators. Six conference group reports and extensive annotated bibliographies complete the document. (JDS)