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                               Call for Papers
                     Office Systems Research Association
                      Twelfth Annual Research Conference
                               March 6-7, 1992
                               San Antonio, TX

The OSRA Executive Board invites interested persons to submit papers for
consideration by the Conference Committee.  The theme for the 1993 conference
is "The Workplace Transformation: Managing Change in a Performance-Driven
Organization."

Submit four double-spaced copies of your paper or panel proposals by November
1, 1992.  Papers should not exceed 15 pages.  To facilitate the blind reviewing
process, the author's name and affiliation should appear only on a separate
title page along with a maximum of four descriptors.  Authors whose papers are
selected and panelists who are members of accepted panels are expected to
register for the Conference.  Send complete papers/panel proposals to :

          Dr. Bridget O'Connor
          OSRA Call for Papers Coordinator
          New York University
          300 East Building, 239 Green St.
          New York, NY 10003
          phone: (212) 998-5488
          e-mail: oconnorb@acfl.nyu.edu

A special conference session will feature student papers submitted to the OSRA
Call for Papers Coordinator at the address listed above.  The deadline for the
receipt of student proposals is November 1, 1992.

Suggested Topics:

The Conference Committee will consider a broad range of office information
systems (OIS) and end user computer (EUC) research topics, including (but not
limited to) the following areas of interest:

Industry/University Partnerships
Case Studies/Action Research
Technology Management
Behavioral and Organizational Issues in Implementing OIS/EUC
Human Factors of Information Technology
Information Worker Performance
OIS/EUC Implementation Strategies and Issues
Information Centers
End User and OIS Technologies
Career Opportunities
Collegiate Education
Technology and Corporate Strategy
Planning and Conducting an Effective Research Project
Data Gathering and Analysis Techniques