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Folks,
  I'm posting this for Mr. Rimm-Kaufman, please be sure to e-mail
him directly, not reply to me.  I think this group could be very
helpful to the UVA community of SAS users.

Thanks,	
	Tim
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Tim F. J. Tolson, Ph.D.,       Statistical Computing Support Coordinator
Information Technology & Communications  Specialized Consulting Division 
Wilson Hall, University of Virginia,           Charlottesville, VA 22903
TTolson@Virginia.EDU     Voice: 804-243-6592            FAX:804-243-6604
          Web Page URL: http://www.people.virginia.edu/~tft8g
   Send Statistical Computing Questions to: Stat-Consult@Virginia.EDU

ENCLOSURE:

I'm interested in starting a SAS users group here in Charlottesville.
To help figure out how such a group should work, please fill out the
survey below and return to me by email.  And please pass this email
along to others who may be interested in such a group (such as UVA SAS
users).  Thanks.  I look forward to hearing from you --

Alan
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Alan Rimm-Kaufman, PhD
Director of Marketing Research
Crutchfield Corporation
One Crutchfield Park
Charlottesville VA 22911
804.817.1000 x 2308 
804.817.1010 fax


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  ======= CHARLOTTESVILLE SAS USERS GROUP (CSUG) SURVEY ========
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  Name:
  Organization:
  Phone:
  Email:
	

  Version of SAS:
  Primary use of SAS:
  
  Other folks possibly interested in CSUG (tel or email):
  
  Could your site host a CSUG meeting?  
  How many people will your meeting room accomodate?
  During the day?
  During the early evening?
  
  Could your site host a web site for CSUG?
  
  Would you attend CSUG meetings?
  How often should CSUG meetings occur?
  Should meetings occur during the am or pm?
  
  I could present during a meeting on the following topic/s:
  
  Should CSUG have a newsletter?
  On paper, by mail?
  By email?
  On the web?
  
  Would you help write / edit a newsletter?
  Would you help write / edit a website?
  
  Please indicate all areas below that interest you.
  
  STATISTICS
  predictive statistics
  descriptive statistics
  hypothesis testing
  parametric methods
  nonparametric methods
  experimental design
  data mining
  other:
  
  SAS PROGRAMMING
  for beginners
  for advanced users
  advanced data setp programming
  tips and tricks
  efficiency considerations
  validation and testing
  performance concerns
  database issues
  web issues
  very large datasets
  reporting and proc report
  other:
  
  SAS PRODUCTS
  base
  stat
  graph
  or
  ets
  iml
  connect
  access
  other:
  
  PLATFORMS and HARDWARE
  pc
  nt
  unix
  mainframe
  vax / vms
  other:
  
  APPLICATION AREAS
  marketing
  health sciences
  clinical trials
  financial
  manufacturing
  communication
  insurance
  other:
  
  
  Other comments: