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TO:        CREN/BITNET Community

FROM:      Geraldine MacDonald, Chairperson
           CREN Nominating Committee

POSTED BY: Amanda Rushing
           CREN Assistant Board Secretary

DATE:      January 18, 1994

RE:        THE ELECTION RESULTS ARE IN !!!!!

     CREN is pleased to announce the election results for the CREN
Board of Trustees for 1994.  Four of the newly elected members will
serve on the board for a term of three years, until the 1997 Annual
Meeting of the Members.  One of the newly elected members will
serve a one-year term replacing Matt Korn who resigned from the
Board.  CREN heartily welcomes the newly elected Board members.  We
are looking forward to working with these individuals, and gaining
from their experiences and ideas.

   NEW MEMBERS OF THE BOARD:

          Stephen C. Hall
          Director, Office for Information Technology
          Harvard University

          M. Stuart Lynn
          Vice President for Information Technologies
          Cornell University

          Larry Rapagnani*
          Associate Vice President
          University of Arizona

*One-year term replacing Matt Korn


INCUMBENT BOARD MEMBERS REELECTED:

          Ben Klein
          Executive Director
          City University of New York

          Martin Solomon
          Professor of Computer Science
          University of South Carolina


     We also express our sincere thanks to Ben Chi, SUNY Albany;
Ray Dessy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Mike McGill, U of
Michigan; and Lance Taylor, U of North Florida; for their willingness
to be candidates for the Board of Trustees.  CREN cannot survive with-
out its membership taking an active part and participating in its
activities.  We appreciate the continuing support of our members and
the network!

     Members may reach the newly elected Trustees via individual
e-mail or at CREN-BD@BITNIC (cren-bd@bitnic.educom.edu).  The file
CREN BOARD on LISTSERV@BITNIC (listserv@bitnic.educom.edu) will be
updated shortly to reflect the new Board members.