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North Carolina System Administrator Lecture Series


Title:     Electronic Mail Across Large Campuses

Date:      Friday, December 18, 1992, 1:30 PM CoNCert

Location:  Live in Sitterson Hall 011, on the UNC-CH campus.

	   Broadcast for two way video/audio to all CoNCert
	   sites, including; Bowman Gray, Duke, ECU, NC A&T,
	   NCSU, RTI, UNC-A, UNC-C, WSSU, and UNC-W.  Contact
	   your site video contact to check on your local
	   viewing location. 

Presenters will include:

	Rob Carter
	Senior User Services Specialist
	Duke University Computer ASSIST Center

	Sherry Graham
	Manager of Educational Services
	Office of Information Technology
	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

	Paul Jones
	Office of Information Technology
	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

	Sam Moore
	Director of Computer Operations
	College of Textiles
	North Carolina State University


Abstract:

Sherry Graham will give an introductory overview of why 
electronic mail is important and the need for it to be 
ubiquitous across university and corporate campuses.  
Sherry will make the case for the need to extend email 
out to all points of a large campus environment, and the 
need for it to be easy to use and functional.

Following Sherry's introduction to the topic key individuals 
from each of the large university campuses in the Research 
Triangle area will present the work going on at their 
respective campuses to meet the goals that Sherry has 
outlined.

Rob Carter will provide an overview of the planning process 
that the Hermes Project committee at Duke University has gone 
through, with emphasis on the tripartisan nature of the Group 
and the conceptual framework they have agreed upon for their 
work.

Same Moore of NCSU will talk about where they are now. Sam will 
give some statistics, present some projects that they have 
been working on and will conclude with information about NCSU's 
recent Email Task Force and its findings and recommendations.

Paul Jones of UNC-CH, as chairman of the campus Electronic mail
task force will present the work of that committee and the 
directions and challenges facing the Chapel Hill campus.

The talk will conclude with an open answer and question session
between the audience and the four presenters.


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William E. Howell
Director of Computer Services
Computer Science Department
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
120 Sitterson Hall, Campus Box 3175
Chapel Hill, NC  27599-3175
Office: 919-962-1717, Receptionist: 919-962-1700
Fax:  919-962-1799
Email: howell@cs.unc.edu