Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) is one of the four community colleges in the University of Nevada System (UNS) and, with over 10,000 students, is the second largest community college in the state. When first appointed in 1986, TMCC's new president established student recruitment as the top priority. Particular areas of concern were the decreasing enrollment of minority students in the UNS, the recruitment of nontraditional students, and outreach programs for women. As part of an effort to develop a comprehensive recruitment plan for TMCC that could be used as a model for other Nevada community colleges, the recruitment literature was reviewed. In addition, recruitment activities at TMCC were assessed by means of an activity log, a referral card, a time and task log for all recruitment activities, ongoing data collection, the maintenance of folders for all recruitment activities, the establishment of goals for the recruitment office, and meetings with appropriate administrators. Based on information collected, a document entitled "Recruitment: Challenge for the 1990s" was developed and subsequently presented to the Nevada State Board of Regents. Sample recruitment logs, recruitment goals for 1991-92, the recruitment report, and sample correspondence are appended. (Contains 14 references.) (PAA)