One of seven similar project reports dealing with program development in career education for teacher, counselor, and administrator preparation, this report presents, in four sections, information concerning the use of community resources at the college or university level. The first section describes the Community Resource Task Force's activities and accomplishments relating to the use of community resources for the preparation of educators. The second section discusses the proceedings of the Career Education Community Resources Conference held at Portland State University (March 11, 1976). The third section (1) describes current theory and definitions of career education relevant to the college and university levels, (2) presents an overview of career education, and discusses the cluster concept, life roles, levels of career education, and the difference between career and vocational education, and (3) lists types of community resources, college and university resources, and selected career education concepts. The fourth section offers specific recommendations for types of community resources that are needed generally to enhance college and university education. Appendixes include the participants listing for the career education conference and the Portland State University education model involving community resources. For more information on the total project see CE 009 315. (TA)