Contents include: welcome and keynote address (Clyde J. Wingfield); faculty unionism and the threat to American public higher education (Martin J. Morand); academics and collective bargaining (Seymour Martin Lipset); faculty grievance procedures in a non-union context (Sidney Herman); state and federal legislation (Edward P. Kelley, Jr.); in anticipation of the coming age of community college collective bargaining (Ray A. Howe); community colleges and the conundrum of collegiality (Harold E. King); students and academic collective bargaining (Kathleen Brouder); state government and higher education under faculty bargaining (Kenneth P. Mortimer); collective bargaining and the growing crisis in higher education: a faculty perspective (David W. Shantz); and the scope of bargaining and its impact on campus administration (J. Victor Baldridge). Memberships of the advisory committees to the Center are included. (MSE)