This report reviews the origins of the Human Corps concept, discusses the Human Corps activities of the University of California and the California State University over the past year (1991), and offers two recommendations concerning future reporting requirements related to this program. The recommendations are: (1) the University of California and the California State University shall not be required to conduct an interim survey of Human Corps participation in 1991, unless the State provides funding for such a survey; and (2) Commission staff and representatives from the University and the State University shall meet with appropriate representatives of the Legislature to discuss future reports related to the Human Corps program, given the availability of State funding. The first recommendation is due to fiscal restrictions at both the schools and the State; the second is in response to the possible costly nature of the final comprehensive evaluation of Human Corps activities due from the Commission in 1994. Appendices (over 90% of the report) contain documents from the State University and the University of California that describe Human Corps activities on the various campuses as well as overall student participation. Contains four references. (GLR)