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Article #2385MISC> Call for CoSN Board Nominations (fwd)
From: Gleason Sackman
Date: Sun, 29 May 1994 00:13
Date: Sun, 29 May 1994 00:13
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From: Kurt Steinhaus <SCHLSTEIN@TECHNET.NM.ORG>
CALL FOR BOARD NOMINATIONS
CONSORTIUM FOR SCHOOL NETWORKING
(CoSN)
Are you interested or do you know someone who might be
interested in running for a position on the CoSN Board. If so,
please complete and return the following CoSN Board Nominee
Profile by June 7, 1994. Listed at the bottom of this message is
information about where to send the nominee information and
about CoSN Board responsibilities.
Newly elected CoSN Board members will assume their position in
November 1994 at the TEL-ED '94 International Conference in
Albuquerque, New Mexico. Categories for Board representation
during the upcoming election include:
1. University,
2. School district
3. Association
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CoSN BOARD NOMINEE PROFILE
NAME:
REPRESENTATIVE CATEGORY:
(University, School District, or Association)
CURRENT OCCUPATION:
EDUCATION:
TOP THREE PRIORITIES FOR SCHOOL NETWORKING
1.
2.
3.
ONE PARAGRAPH SUMMARIZING WHY YOU WOULD
LIKE TO BE A MEMBER OF THE CoSN BOARD:
ONE PARAGRAPH ABOUT WHAT YOU WOULD BRING TO
THE CoSN BOARD:
Please send the CoSN Board nominee information
by June 7, 1994 to:
Kurt A. Steinhaus
SCHLSTEIN@TECHNET.NM.ORG
Phone: (505) 438-0072
Fax: (505) 827-6696
Santa Fe, New Mexico
If You have questions about joining CoSN,
please contact William Wright.
email: WWRIGHT@JUSTIN.LL.PBS.ORG
voice: 510/548-0799
Following is a summary about CoSN, CoSN's Goals, and a brief
about CoSN Board responsibilities.
CoSN
The Consortium for School Networking is a membership
organization formed to further development of, promote access to,
and encourage use of telecommunications in K-12 education.
Members represent educational, institutional, and commercial
organizations with an interest in advancing the state of the art in all
aspects of educational telecomputing. CoSN provides an
opportunity for those individuals and groups to benefit from the
resources and experience of all members.
The Consortium offers an unparalleled opportunity to
participate in the evolution of telecommunications to serve the
needs of K-12 education
CoSN Goals
1. Equitable access to the National Information Infrastructure to
support education and systemic reform in all schools nationwide.
2. The development and distribution of networking information
resources for educators and students.
3. Instruction of network-based information resources.
CoSN Board Meetings
CoSN holds three or four "face-to-face" Board meetings per year.
Most meetings are held in conjunction with national education-
related conferences. Board members cover their own travel costs
for meetings and expected to attend all meetings. However,
classroom teachers and others that do not have access to
institutional funding may receive compensation for travel
expenses.
The CoSN Board maintains regular communication and conducts
appropriate business via electronic mail.
CoSN Board Term
The term for serving on the CoSN Board is three years.
Current CoSN Board Members
Gwen Solomon, Chair
New York City Public Schools
Bill Wright, Vice-Chair and Managing Director
International Telecomputing Consortium
Paul Reese, Treasurer
Ralph Bunche School
Connie Stout, Past Chair
Texas Education Network
Robert D. Carlitz
University of Pittsburgh
John Cradler
Far West Laboratory
Greg Dumas
Telebit, Inc.
Margaret Honey
Center for Children and Technology
Jan Meizel
Davis Senior High School
Frank Odasz
Big Sky Telegraph
Gleason Sackman
SENDIT
Bill Schmid
Florida Information Resource Network
Kurt Steinhaus
New Mexico Department of Education
Bob Tinker
TERC
Gary Watts
NEA National Center for Innovation
Frank Withrow
Council of Chief State School Officers
The CoSN Board strongly encourages you to consider running for
the Board in order to represent the CoSN membership. Serving
on the CoSN Board is a tremendous opportunity for personal and
professional growth.
Please submit your statement of interest by June 7, 1994 to
Kurt A. Steinhaus at SCHLSTEIN@TECHNET.NM.ORG
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Gene V Glass Glass@ASU.BITNET
College of Education Glass@ASU.EDU
Arizona State University 602-965-2692 Tempe, AZ 85287-2411
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Subject: MISC> Call for CoSN Board Nominations (fwd)
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