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Date: Mon, 11 Apr 1994 02:56:21 -0700

Sender: Carl Reimann <reimann@access.digex.net>
Subject: Higher Education Database

   A higher education database is being established as part of the
   HEPROC-L family of lists run by Carl Reimann.

        What is the Higher Education Database?

   The Higher Education Database is an Internet resource in which
   individual people interested in and knowledgeable about higher
   education issues are described in a succinct and consistent
   format which facilitates networking and searches for expertise.
   (Listings of groups and organizations are also welcome;
   communicate with the <reimann> address listed below).

       Why should you be listed?

   First, a listing will help you to network with others regarding
   the higher education issues that interest you. The systematic
   descriptions that the database is built upon will allow people
   to locate you easily and accurately.

   Second, by being listed you will be helping to organize the
   Internet's higher education human resources, and facilitating
   persons' ability to quickly locate information and expertise.

         Who may be listed?

   Any person involved with higher education who desires to network
   with others of like interests may complete the appended template.
   Student and academic affairs are both welcome, as are those
   involved in administrative functions. Those involved with
   teaching, assessment, and other key areas of higher education are
   invited.

      How is the database used?

   Simply send the command REVIEW HEP3-L to either LISTSERV@AUVM or
   LISTSERV@AMERICAN.EDU. This will cause instructions and a sample
   search to be sent to you. Following the instructions will allow
   you to locate people who can be of assistance to your project or
   other work.

       May people subscribe to the list housing the database?

   Yes. The list will not be used for discussion. The result of
   subscribing is that you will recieve database entries as they are
   added. In a way that will be similar to subscribing to NEW-LIST,
   or Net-Happenings. If you wish to receive new database entries as
   they are recorded you may send SUB HEP3-L Name1 Name2 in the body
   of a message to either of the listserv addresses mentioned above.

        How can you be listed?

   Simply complete the appended template and submit it to one of the
   following addresses:

       HEP3-L@AMERICAN.EDU
       HEP3-L@AUVM
       reimann@access.digex.net


       Are there any instructions for completing the template?

   Try very hard to incorporate all of the key phrases that people
   use to describe the work that you do, and to exclude any key
   phrases that do not describe the work that you do. Try to choose
   both general and specific key words, and to avoid complete
   sentences. The main objective is to be accurately locatable on
   the basis of key words describing your professional interests.
   Don't feel obligated to provide information for every item, nor
   to respond to any and all who locate you through the database.

   Completing the template should take about five minutes. You may
   send a new template when your career changes. Try to leave a
   space between each heading and each of your answers.

   More guidance is available by sending questions to the <reimann>
   address indicated above.

     The template:

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   (a) Name and e-mail address
   (b) Identification/locator/professional info you wish to make public

   (1) Program involvements
   (2) Teaching involvements
   (3) Key words by which you would like to be locatable
   (4) Brief mention of what you would like to learn from colleagues
   (5) Brief mention of what you would like to teach colleagues
   (6) Mention of monographs or reports you've written
   (7) Research/database leads you may be able to share

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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