These proceedings include the texts of papers and group discussions presented at a national forum on entrepreneurship education. Included in the volume are the following presentations: "Welcoming Remarks--National Entrepreneurship Forum" by Robert E. Taylor; "Critical Issues Surrounding Entrepreneurship Education--Present, Past, Future--A Federal Perspective" by Robert M. Worthington; "Franchising: The Beginning Entrepreneur's Training Ground" by Andrew Kostecka; "The Importance of the Small Business Sector to the American Economy" by Frank Swain; "Meshing the Federal, State, and Local Initiatives" by Charles Liner; "An Educational Program for Minority Business Development" by John Russell; "Resources Available to the Entrepreneur" by Donald M. Clark; "Resources Available to the Entrepreneur" by Mary Hanrahan; "How Can We Get Support for Entrepreneurship?"--a panel discussion by Betsy Schwammberger, Mary Anderton Williams, and Ed Davis; "Resources Available to the Entrepreneur" by Carol Eliason; "Project to Promote Economic Development through Entrepreneurship Education and Training" by Jerry Davis; "Group Model Programs" by Betsy Schwammberger; "Entrepreneurial Training: Tapping Community Resources" by Barry Palmer; "The Pennsylvania Small Business Development Centers: A Unique Resource for Small Business" by Susan M. Garber; "Entrepreneurship Training and Education in Minnesota" by Lynda Rago; "Identifying Entrepreneur Characteristics" by James W. Kunz; "Collaboration Model--JTPA and Vocational Education" by Darrell L. Parks; "Incubation Models" by Marj P. Leaming; "How I Became an Entrepreneur" by Graydon Webb; "What We Know about the Entrepreneur" by William Dunkelberg; and "Educating and Training the Potential and Existing Entrepreneur"--a panel discussion by David Gillette, David Harriman, and John Frazier. A description of the Minnesota Small Business Management Program and a series of self-discovery instruments are appended. (MN)