The proceedings reported are of a working conference designed to provide (1) an opportunity for the universities and predominantly Negro colleges engaged in cooperative programs for the remediation of inequalities in educational opportunities to share their experiences with a view toward increasing the effectiveness of such programs, and (2) a followup of the Conference on Post-Baccalaureate Education that was held at Brown University in August, 1964. Four sessions were devoted to discussions bearing upon the specific objectiveness of the conference: providing information on the history, administrative organization, and operation of existing programs; and, formulation of minimum standard operating procedures for the effective development of future cooperative programs. A fifth session covered the summarization of the proceedings of the previous sessions. Appendixes to the conference document describe the following cooperative programs then in operation: University of Tennessee-Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial University, Morristown College, Knoxville College; Florida State University-Florida A and M University; North Carolina College-University of Wisconsin; Winston-Salem State College-Southern Illinois University; and, Brown University-Tougaloo College. (RJ)