The Clearinghouse for Research on Women and Employment at Cleveland State University has compiled this guide to aid those researchers who are relatively new to the field by identifying sources of information and topics for research. The section on sources lists works that can be utilized to assess the state of research of a particular topic and to begin collecting data. It includes directories, bibliographies, indexes, and abstracts, preceded by a discussion of subject headings through which to search for information. It also provides a list of manuscript collections for scholars seeking primary material. Although the areas for research are unlimited, topics within particular areas are identified that would yield currently applicable information to fill gaps in the present state of the art. The topics identified are education, including high school career preparation, college graduates, effects of women's studies courses, external degree programs, and noncredit continuing education programs; conditions of employment, including women in unions, female unemployment and seniority, blue collar opportunities for women, advancement opportunities for clerical workers, and part-time employment; and implementing equal employment opportunities, including enforcement of laws and regulations, day-care, and attitudes of homemakers toward reentry into the labor market. Research and support strategies for women's higher education are discussed. (JMF)