The theme of this convention was counseling the adult student. Jerrold I. Hirsch, the convention chairman, introduced the theme, and presented briefly a report of a six-year study on higher adult education calling for further expansion of existing educational opportunities for adults. Robert Moseley summarized the extent of student personnel services presently available to evening students. The keynote address was presented by Alan B. Knox, who discussed interrelationships between counseling and program development for the adult student. Kathryn S. Randolph concerned herself with the nature of the adult student, who he is and his special problems. Goldie R. Kaback presented two papers, one discussing problems and procedures in training counselors for adults, and the second, exploring implications for counseling adults. Peter Meyer addressed himself to the ideas and challenges involved in counseling adult students. (BP)