The 1972 annual report of the Greater Miami Council for the Continuing Education of Women (CCEW) is presented. The CCEW, in operation for two years and now a part of Miami-Dade Junior College, offers programs encouraging women to continue their education and serves as an information and referral center to educational resources in academic, career and self-improvement fields. In 1972, 790 students were in CCEW classes, 118 in related classes, 350 reached through the Traveling Rap Center, and 614 in attendance at CCEW forums, seminarios, workshops, and the Education and Job MINI-FAIR. CCEW courses in the fall term consisted of a survey series and one-theme seminars on contemporary literature, East Asian politics, and the urban-suburban mix. Courses during the winter terms consisted of a survey series and one-theme seminars on books that are changing America, East Asian political history, understanding the American political system, anthropology and social change, contemporary literature, conversational Spanish, and psychology and the status of women. Courses during the spring term consisted of a survey of literature series and seminars on Caribbean cultures and political history, psychology and the status of women, great decisions, books that are changing America, and conversational Spanish. The Intergroup Relations Task Force conducted group discussions with 125 women at the county jail. CCEW's work with intercampus programs, community programs, professional associations, and conferences is summarized. (KM)