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Shirley Vining Brown wrote:
> 
> Hi!  I posted this few weeks ago and received some wonderful responces.
> Nevertheless, I'd like to contact those who did not respond.  (Hopefully by
> June 15th :-))
> 
> Dear Colleagues:
> 
> I am writing a book on minority women in science and engineering (S/E).  The
> book would be comprised of about 6 chapter, beginning with: (1) A discussion
> of the theoretical framework  (2) status and trends of minority women in S/E
> (3)  document of the race/ethnic differences by career field  (4) document
> the gender differences among minorites by career field  (5) provide
> ethnographic data from interviews with the minority women (6) provide
> implications from public policy.A university press is interested in publishing
> the book but would like to know what kind of market the book might attract.
> 
> I would appreaciate it if you would e-mail me the following information.
> 
> 1) Would you use this book in your course (give name of course)?
> 
> 2) How many students do you generally have in your course?
> 
> 3) Would you assign this book as required or optional reading?
> 
> 4) Would your students pay on average $22 for a paperback?
> 
> 5) Are there other topics you would like to see addressed?
> 
> Thanks!  And look forward to hearing from you.
> 
> SVB
> sbrown@umbc.edu


If you're going to write a book, you need to learn a little about grammar, 
spelling, syntax, and usage.

Good luck, though.
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