Data on 1984 faculty bargaining agents and collective bargaining agreements in public and private U.S. and Canadian colleges are presented, along with a brief narrative description of 1984 trends. For each institution, information is provided on the bargaining agent, unit size, the year the current agent was elected, the year the initial contract was signed, the number of campuses, and the contract expiration date. Summary data are also presented on U.S. elections for bargaining agents (name of agent, size, whether the agents were elected, decertified, challenged, or whether no-agent votes were cast). Some 1974-1984 trend data for public and private institutions are provided on the growth of bargaining agents and collective bargaining agreements, and agreements at two- and four-year institutions. Additional data cover: a 1985 breakdown for public and private colleges by specific agents, no-agent votes during 1971-1984, geographic distribution of bargaining agents and contracts, the number of faculty represented by the agents, the date of public sector collective bargaining legislation, decertifications for 20 institutions, and institutions affected by the "Yeshiva" decisions. An index of institutions is appended. (SW)