Approximately 135 instructors, counselors, division directors, deans, presidents, university personnel, and graduate students from ten states participated in a fourth annual conference on New Horizons in Community College Occupational-Technical Education reported in this document. The general purpose of the conference was to examine current views and issues regarding occupational-technical programs with special emphasis on community colleges and postsecondary technical institutes. Four formal addresses were given by speakers selected for their expertise in their respective fields and for their research and leadership in professional organizations. These presentations are included in this report and are as follows: "New Directions for Postsecondary Education" by Ervin L. Harlacher; "A Humanistic Model of Educational Management for Postsecondary Education--Project USHER" by William D. Hitt; "Staffing for the Instructional Revolution" by Lou Bender; and "Where Do We Go from Here" by Joseph P. Cosand. Also included are the questions and answers exchanged in discussion groups. (BM)