Approaches to help women in educational administation be successful in their professional and personal lives are considered in this collection of 30 articles. Among the titles and authors are: "The Society of Outsiders: Women in Administration" (Marian Swoboda, Jane Vanderbosch); "Upward Mobility for Women Administrators" (Adrian Tinsley); "Do Chloe and Olivia Have a Future? A Proposal for Feminist Pedagogy and Peer Relations" (A. Harriette Andreadis); "Women Administrators for the 1980s: A New Breed" (Sandra Y. Benton); "Strategies for the 'Ascent of Woman' in Higher Education Administration in the 80s" (Margaret E. Holt); "Women Administrators and Mobility: The Second Struggle" (Kathryn M. Moore, Mary Ann D. Sagaria); "Young Management Women: A New Look" (Ann D. Knudson);"Women Doctoral Students in Higher Education Administration: Life-Style Aspirations and Multiple Role Commitments" (Felice J. Dublon); "Men and Women in Educational Administration Programs" (Catherine Marshall); "A Comparative Career Profile of Female and Male University Administrators" (Joan Dellimore Barrax); "A Washington Perspective on Women and Networking: The Power and the Pitfalls" (Madeleine F. Green); "Two Opportunities for Mentoring: A Study of Women's Career Development in Higher Education Administration" (Elizabeth J. McNeer); "Duel-Career Couples in Higher Education" (Marjorie Weishaar, Kathy Chiaravalli, and Ferdinand Jones); "The Importance of Professional Involvement" (Peggy Elder); "Career Patterns of High-Level Women School Administrators" (Jean Stockard); "Women in Community College Administration: A Progress Report" (Ruth M. Hemming); and "The Woman Principal: Superior to the Male?" (Sylvia-Lee Tibbetts). (SW)