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		/usr/group/chicago ANNOUNCES
		First User Conference in Chicago

/usr/group/chicago has announced its first ever user conference to be held    
May 11 - 13 at the Palmer House Hotel in downtown Chicago.  This first time
event is designed to provide quality educational seminars for both the technical
and nontechnical Unix users.

Since it's inception in 1989, /usr/group/chicago has strived to provide its 
membership educational forums and meetings to enhance thier  professional     
abilities.  With this conference, the group is seeking also to provide such
a forum for those looking to migrate towards the Unix environment.

Seminar topics of interest to Unix users include Unix Security, Using Motif,
Unix Networking, E-Mail Services, AWK Programming, and Development of
Utilities.  Topics designed for beginning or prospective Unix users are Intro
to Unix, Overview of Shells, Intro to Windowing, Integration of DOS, LANs, and
Unix.In addition to the conference seminars, an all-day workshop entitled 
"Intro to Unix: will be conducted on Monday, May 11.  This workshop is designed 
for those seeking a more comprehensive look at the Unix operating environment,
with special emphasis for minicomputer users.

In order to maximize the benefits to attendees, /usr/grou/chicago has joined 
forces with the U.S. Society of Wang Users, who is conducting a concurrent   
show in the same facility.  Attendees to the concurrent conferences will be
able to attend educational seminars in both conferences and share a common
exposition area.

The current seminar schedule is as follows:

Time		Non- Technical			Technical

8:45 - 9:45	Intro to UNIX			SCCS Overview

		Jerry Trimm			Glenn Stafford

10:00 - 11:00	E - Mail			Using Motif

		LaMonte Yarroll			Bob Hays

12:00 - 1:30	LUNCH

1:45 - 2:45	Intregrating DOS, LANs      	UNIX Networking
		& UNIX
 		Jerry Trimm			Jonathan Sadler


3:00 - 4:00	Intro to Windows	        AWK Programming         

		Bob Hays			Glenn Stafford


May 13

8:45 - 9:45	Intro to UNIX 			Make Utility
		Data Bases
		TBD				Glenn Stafford

10:00 - 11:00	Comparing UNIX OS's		UNIX Security
		
		Bob Schottland			Dale Moir

12:00 - 1:30	LUNCH

1:45 - 2:45	Overview of Shells		Application Development
						in UNIX
		TBD				Bob Schottland


For more information, contact Kathy Koszewski, the Conference Office at
(708)652-3888 or kathy@chinet.chi.il.us.