The purpose of the Atlanta Student Manpower Project was to coordinate and report on a variety of efforts that utilized student manpower for community service to effectuate a large scale service-learning program. The major components of the project were: (1) the development and experience of the Atlanta Urban Corps through which 300 students carried out internships with community organizations during June through December 1969; (2) a survey identifying existing programs in colleges and universities that provide students with service experiences in community social and economic programs; (3) an exploration of student manpower utilization by federal agencies, private business, and other community agencies; (4) a student manpower survey of 1,670 students enrolled in Atlanta colleges; (5) the Atlanta Service-Learning Conference held June 30-July 1, 1969; and (6) the general internship experience of the Southern Regional Education Board. This report presents: (1) a summary of the conclusions; (2) some observations on student manpower; (3) a discussion of the projects; and (4) a list of recommendations. (AF)