These proceedings contain the texts of nine presentations delivered at a conference on removing barriers to the adult learner through marketing, management, and programing. Included in the volume are the following papers: "Faculty Perceptions of Adult Learners, Off-Campus Credit Programs, and Teaching Strategies," by Diane Brewster-Norman; "The Adult Learner: An Overview of Selected Learning and Developmental Characteristics and Their Implications for Continuing Education Faculty Development," by James K. Broomall; "Programming for Elders--Are Their Regional Differences?" by Robert V. Conter and Susan T. Schneiderman; "Preparing Continuing Education Staff for Computerization," by Frank A. Downes and Roger D. Ford; "Using Peer Counselors: A Program for Training Peer Counselors for External Degree Students in Saudi Arabia," by Louis R. Holtzclaw; "Using a College of Education's Microcomputer Laboratory to Prepare Educators in the Utilization of Microcomputers," by Dennis R. King; "Development and Operation of an Off-Campus Degree Program," by Paul R. Kipper; "Strengthening College/Company Cooperation: An Ohio Perspective," by Ann H. Moore, Theodore J. Settle, and Patricia A. Skinner; and "Making the Most of Free Promotions," by Dawn Ramsey. (MN)