This nine-part report reviews the activities and programs of the Division of Continuing Education and Extension Services of New York City Technical College for 1982-83. Following introductory material examining the effects of second-year resource reductions, enrollment declines, space scarcity, staff development activities, credit possibilities for continuing education courses, and urgent concerns for 1983-84, subsequent sections detail activities, enrollments, participant characteristics, outcomes, and prospects for the future for specific college programs. These sections focus on: (1) tuition courses and programs, including contract programs with local businesses; (2) the Adult Vocational Counseling Center,which offers programs in study and test-taking skills, resume writing, job interviewing, and stress management, as well as career information and evening seminars; (3) the Vocational Training Program for Deaf Students; (4) Non-Traditional Vocational Programs for Women; (5) Project STRIDE, a clerical and data entry training program; (6) Adult Literacy and Learning Programs, including the Adult Learning Center, the City University of New York General Education Development Program, and the Correction Education Program; (7) the Urban League Training Program, which offers programs in clerical skills and human services; (8) the Institute of Study for Older Adults; and (9) the Multi-Family Housing Energy Conservation Program. Finally, statistical summaries of tuition-based and grant-funded programs are provided. (LL)