Selections from papers given at a 1973 workshop held at Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina, are presented. Seventy-nine participants gathered to search out new insights into the changing world of girls and women. A forword by Carl McDaniels and an introduction by Thelma Lennon precede the 12 papers, which include: (1) Historical Perspective, Ruth H. Osborn; (2) Expanding Career Options for Females, Arleen B. Winfield; (3) Career Barriers: Are they Falling Down?, S. Norman Feingold; (4) Building Bridges to Career Satisfaction, William C. Bingham; (5) Humanizing Career Education, Kathryn F. Clarenbach; (6) Young Children's Perceptions of Occupational Roles, Grace Bingham; (7) The Community College in Career Development of Women, Thelma Jones Vriend; (8) Creativity Applied to Career Development, James M. Osborn; (9) Liberated Counseling; Nancy K. Schlossberg; (10) Women In Politics, Lura S. Tally; (11) Women Coping with Leadership Roles, Esther E. Matthews; (12) The Role of Leisure in Career Development for Girls and Women, Carl McDaniels. (LH)