This document consists of eight graphs/lists and nine tables summarizing the results of the National Adult Education Professional Development Consortium's second biannual survey of administrative practices for the state and territorial adult education offices. Data are presented on the following topics: state staffing patterns; state services overseen; federally funded programs managed; state directors' salaries; state agencies; interagency collaboration, support, and agreements; agency restructuring; state-local funding processes; and local program characteristics and staffing patterns. The following are among the findings included: (1) in 1992, 21 state directors managed staffs of fewer than 5 people, whereas only 17 state directors had staffs of fewer than 5 people in 1994; (2) in 1994, adult education staff had a median salary of $39,000 and an average salary of $37,519, and the national average and mean salaries of state directors equaled $52,498 and $50,000, respectively; (3) 11 states reported agreements with their departments of labor, 28 reported agreements with their departments of human services/welfare/social services, 8 reported agreements with their departments of corrections, and 5 had agreements with their departments of vocational rehabilitation services; and (4) programs in 14 states/territories were restructured in 1993 or 1994. (MN)