Re: Amsterdam IETF ISN-WG List 4/16
"John C." <JRC%BITNIC.BITNET@pucc.princeton.edu> Mon, 19 April 1993 17:32 UTC
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From: "John C." <JRC%BITNIC.BITNET@pucc.princeton.edu>
Organization: CoSN/EDUCOM K-12 Networking Project
Subject: Re: Amsterdam IETF ISN-WG List 4/16
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In-Reply-To: Message of Wed, 14 Apr 1993 16:16:23 MDT from <Bruce_Nelson@NOVELL.COM>
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This is in response to Bruce's request for interest and attendees to the next IETF, in Amsterdam. Someone from CoSN will attend, myself or Bob Carlitz being likely (without yet having discussed this with Connie Stout or Art St.George). We will see how we round up the funding. I take note of your suggestions about revising the charter. The revisions to remove the US-centric flavor are, of course, unobjectionable, and I'll gladly work to see them made. We will probably shift the co-chairship of the Working Group, and I'll be glad to hear suggestions for a non-US cochair.. It would be wonderful to be able to have 10-15 individuals from various non-US, non-European countries with a pri- mary interest in primary/secondary school networking at Amsterdam. Would you be willing to help secure support for partial (or more) funding for some of these individuals to travel? Perhaps some of the lurkers on this list can sug- gest some names of people to urge to come and some potential funders for them.. John Clement ******************************************************* * John R.B. Clement * * Email: clement@educom.edu, jrc@bitnic.bitnet * * 202-872-4200 (-4318 fax; 331-5360 direct/voicemail) * * 1112 16th St. NW, Suite 600, Washington DC 20036 * * * * ASK ME ABOUT THE CONSORTIUM FOR SCHOOL NETWORKING * * (CoSN) * *******************************************************
- Amsterdam IETF ISN-WG List 4/16 Nelson, Bruce
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