These papers address three themes in the education of library and information professionals: organizational change, industrial change, and professional development. The 12 papers are: (1) Opening Address; "Educating for Change: Grasping the Vision" (Jennifer Evans); (2) Keynote Address: "Organizational Change and Its Management" (Alison Crook); (3) "Human Aspects of Organizational Processing: Implications for Educating Information Professionals" (Kerry Grosser); (4) "Amalgamations and the Implications for Library Education" (Sue McKnight); (5) Keynote Address: "Major Industrial Issues" (Tom McKeown); (6) "Multiskilling: Implications for Library and Information Science Education" (Fay Nicholson); (7) "Performance Based Pay Systems" (Norm Amos); (8) Keynote Address: "Relevance for Reality: Whose Responsibility?" (Margaret Trask); (9) "Job Satisfaction and Professional Development: Congruent and Achievable Goals?" (Eric Wainwright); (10) "Career Planning, Part 1: An Educator's Perspective" (Angela Bridgland); (11) "Career Planning, Part 2: An Employer's Perspective" (Meg Paul); (12) "Attitudes of the Library Profession to Training and Development Issues..." (Carol Kenchington). (KRN)