These 10 presentations were made at a State conference to explore the problems and possibilities of job placement as background for implementing a Statewide guidance program with emphasis on counseling, placement, and followup for selected target groups. Focus is on three issues of job placement: (1) Where do the responsibilities for job placement lie? (2) What approaches to job placement have been successful? (3) What commitments has Indiana made to placement for all students? Titles are (1) "Moral Education for the Future," by Harold Shane, (2) "Whose Job Is Job Placement?" by Genevieve V. Kline, Dean Ransburg, Richard Morrison, and Edward Hornback, (3) "Career Resource Center Van," (4) "Student Placement Services--An Integral Part of Career Education," by Jack Martin, (5)"Placement in Motion," by Ray Wasil, (6) "Placement--The Acid Test of Career Education," by Lillian Buckingham, (7) "The CAPS System--Computer Assisted Placement Services--Pennsylvania," by M.U. Eninger, (8) "Placement and Follow-Up As It Relates to the Family Rights and Privacy Act," by David Prasse, (9) "Indiana Looks at Placement," by Sparkle Crowe, and (10) "College Students As Blocks of Wood," by Robert Greenberg. A list of conference speakers and participants is included. (WL)