This report provides a brief summary and description of the full-time professional staff employed by the seven Hawaii community colleges. There was a total of 1,045 full and part-time staff in fall 1976, an increase of 9% over the previous fall. The number of staff at each campus ranged from 68 at Windward to 265 at Leeward Community College. Of the full-time staff, two-thirds were males, mean age was 41.2 years, 60% had masters' degrees, and 9% had doctorates. Staffing distribution among the full-time staff included 75% assigned to instruction, 8% to academic support, 11% to student services, 4% to institutional support, and 4% to public services. Of 489 full-time instructors, 65% were males, 51% were general education instructors, 63% were tenured, and 27% were on tenure track. Average salary among full-time instructors was $18,431. Male instructors' salaries were 5% higher than those of female instructors, and salaries of vocational education instructors were higher than those of general education instructors. Tabular and graphic data are included and staff characteristics for each campus are appended. (JDS)