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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 22:21:00 EST
From:         Moreley Nelles <mnelles@LYNX.DAC.NORTHEASTERN.EDU>
Subject:      Very SPECIAL SEDS-USA TCON!!!

Greetings!
    I  spoke to SEDS Advisor & Founder Peter Diamandis today, and at his
suggestion I am requesting a special phone t-con of the SEDS-USA
Executive Board (expenses to be covered by Peter).  Specifically, this
conference will be to discuss the "SEDS Mom", a person who would help
keep the corporate identity for SEDS-USA, and would also help out with
some of the day to day chores (mailing and so on).  (from the
description presented at the SEDS-USA meeting in Wash. D.C, last
August).
   Besides Peter, attending will be Dr. David Webb, SEDS-USA advisor!

    What we need to know, ASAP, is a convenient date for everyone next
week, so...
    Will ALL members of the SEDS-USA Executive Board please email me
immediately as to a first choice of a date, and an alternate as to when
you will be available for this tcon, AND a telephone number with which
we will be able to reach you at the time of the tcon.
   I have been requested, (and have committed to doing so) to contact
Peter by the end of this week with a time suggestion for the tcon.
   Therefore, ASAP means by Thursday at the latest!  For those board
members still absent for Xmas break, if someone knows this, and knows
how to contact them, please do so ASAP and give them at least a heads up
on this!
   The time and date will be announced by this Friday.
   If anyone has any questions, please email me at :
 mnelles@lynx.northeastern.edu
   or phone me at
 (205) 830-4018
    If I'm not here, my answering machine is!

Thank you!
Drew

PS : Doug & Dennis ... unless you have a better suggestion, we can all
meet here at my place (608-K) on the date ... there is a speakerphone
here, and that way we'll save Peter a little money.  I still need date &
time suggestions and alternatives from you though!


SUMMARY

What : Special telephone TCON
Subj : "SEDS Mom"

Needed : Suggestions for date and time, as well as an alternative
By : Thursday, January 14, 1993

Date of Tcon will be announced Friday, after consultation with Peter by
Drew
   It will be sometime next week though!

Also needed : your telephone numbers where you can be reached for the
tcon

Special Guests : Peter Diamandis and David Webb

For : SEDS-USA Executive Board Members (Normally others could probably
come, BUT this will already cost at least $100, and possibly more...we
owe it to Peter to keep the costs down as best we can).
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From:         The Wild Bunch <seds@CSPAR.DNET.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      oops

THe dates for the conference are August 5th-9th.....
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From:         "H. Alan Montgomery" <FHD@TAMVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Two problems need attending to.

Administrative stuff: Somehow or another  the  node  pioneer.unm.edu  has
been renamed by some unknown entity (could it be  the  a  Borg  attack?).
Please contact the people there and get the problem staightened out.
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Generalized note: If you have a workstation, try using UseNet instead  of
getting  mail  from  the  LISTSERV.   We  have  two   newsgroups   there:
listserv.bit.seds-l and sci.space.news.
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Second problem: The node mumford.mit.edu has  fallen  off-line. Again,  I
believe that this is a workstation that has been turned off. If  you  are
using a workstation to get SEDS-L and/or SEDSNEWS, consider using  UseNet
news. When you turn your workstation off, I get the following  message. I
set up the newsgroups on UseNet so that our chapters  in  Austaralia  and
New Zealand could get the news. Whether this has worked is unknown to me.
If you are on a workstation, you too can benefit from using UseNet News.
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From:         Moreley Nelles <mnelles@LYNX.DAC.NORTHEASTERN.EDU>
Subject:      SEDS Strategic Plan

Quick update...
   For national board members, the SEDS Strategic Plan will be mailed
this Thursday.  The delay is to save money, as the Nova will also be
mailed that day, and you will find them all inthe same pack.  Somehow
UAH got roped into the Nova's again.
   For non-board members, an electronic version will be sent to the L
3-5 business days after the Nova's are mailed.
  Ad Astra per saving money

Drew
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Subject: RE: Happy New Year, everyone!
Date: 6 Jan 93 02:05:32 GMT
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Amy,
        If you need any information on Gas can projects let us know, we have a
9 th grader flying on our can. He started the project as a science fair project
 and I think he won place at the national science fair. Also we are working on a
 sounding rocket program. Lets us know if ya need any help.

                                           Steve Mustaikis
                                             UAH SEDS
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From:         DJKALMAN@COLOSPGS.BITNET
Subject:      re: special tcon

Drew,

The best times for me are either Tuesday or Wednesday night, after 6 PM
Mountain time.  Worst nights for me are Monday and Thursday (I will be inl
class).

David Kalman
(719) 591-1808
djkalman@happy.uccs.edu
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 01:50:14 PST
From:         Jeffrey Alan Foust <jafoust@CCO.CALTECH.EDU>
Subject:      Conference conflicts?
              at Jan 11, 93 9:48 am

> The dates for the conference are August 5th-9th.....
>
Hmmm... if I recall correctly, these dates (or at least the first few days) may
conflict with the end of the SEDS93 conference at Cranfield in the UK.
While this may not be a major problem (depending on the number of US people
traveling to the UK and UK folks traveling to the US) I think it
should be checked out.  Conflict may be unavaoidable, but if possible let's
ject have one SEDS conference going on at a time! :)

Ad astra,

Jeff
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 01:45:58 -0500
From:         The Wild Bunch <seds@CSPAR.DNET.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      schedule

SEDS National Schedule - 1993
Revision 2.1

Wednesday(optional)
Star Party/Camp Out

Thursday
4P Registration
6P Dinner at local Pizza Joint
8P Movie at Spacedome or Speaker

Friday
8a ISU/SEDS Alumni Speakers & National Board Meetings
11aLunch
1P Marshall Tour & National Board Meetings
5P Dinner
7P Speaker (TBD)
9P Shindig with a bunch of ISU people accidentally invited......

Saturday
9a Space and Rocket Center visit
12pLunch
2p UAH/RI tour
7p Banquet

Sunday
9a Chapter activities discussion
12pLunch
1p Rocket Launch Contest
4p BBQ
8p Pool Party

Monday
10a-3pm Local tour....
        (Probably local businesses & couple of landmarks TBD)


Yes I know there are still some holes to be filled but this is not the final
schedule and is subject to change any time after right now.....
I will update it as changes are made or details are finalized...

later,
DC

         _________________  ___________
        / ____  ____  ___ \/ _________/
       / /___/ /___/ /  / / /____  Douglas Childs

      /___  / ____/ /  / /____  /  National Board
 ________/ / /___/ /__/ /____/ /    UAH Treasurer
/_________/\___________/______/     (205)722-9106
University of Alabama Huntsville
"In thrust we trust"           dc@mumford.mit.edu

maybe one of these days I'll have a UAH e-,mail adress.....
maybe one of these days I'll learn how to type.........
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 11:51:24 EST
From:         Bill Blum <blumb@SAGE.CC.PURDUE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Very SPECIAL SEDS-USA TCON!!!
              "USS@SPACE-SOCIETY.UH.EDU" at Jan 12, 93 1:47 am

>
> Off the top of my head:
>
>         1st choice:  Tuesday after 8pm CST.  (after "Deep Space 9" :-)
>
>         2nd choice:  Wednesday after 8pm.    (after "Space Rangers" :-)
>
>         Least choice: Thursday.  USS telescope night.
>
> Monday night is ok too, even if it is a holiday.


Well, Monday and Wednesday nights are OUT, totally.

I'm available Tuesday nights after 8 pm EST....

But the best time for me would be Sunday afternoons, after 230 pm EST.


BTW-    First FULL meeting, Purdue SEDS------14 days..... :)


--
Bill Blum, blumb@sage.cc.purdue.edu  Student, School of Nuclear Engineering
Member, SEDS National Board.  Model Rocketeer, SF Reader, amateur fishkeeper
"Times are far between, and few I bet, when we can look upon our lives
without regret." --- 10,000 Maniacs, _Few and Far Between_...Ad Astra!!!!!
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From:         The Wild Bunch <seds@CSPAR.DNET.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      re: happenings....

From: Douglas A. Childs - UAH SEDS
My E-mail account is still down so I'm just now catching up on the e-mail (I was
 out of town most of winter break).......
The National conference schedule will be up later this evening...(I will type it
 up after this message.)
In response to Dave's complaints I would like to offer a reason for being so
 quiet.
It's hard to start a flame war if you don't light the matches.
I got tired of everything turning into a flame war ......
It chased TWO CHAPTERS OFF THE K
SEDS-L!
Alabama and Auburn SEDS both complained about the flaming and said they got
 tired of reading it.....I was about to reassure them it had stopped....
Well, I'll proably hear responses to this so I'll get to typing the conference
 schedule (version 1)
If you need to reach me reply here this week or call....
later
DC
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       / /___/ /___/ /  / / /____  Douglas Childs
      /___  / ____/ /  / /____  /  National Board
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/_________/\___________/______/     (205)722-9106
University of Alabama Huntsville
"In thrust we trust"           dc@mumford.mit.edu
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 22:09:26 EST
From:         Bill Blum <blumb@SAGE.CC.PURDUE.EDU>
Subject:      SEMINARS?
              at Jan 4, 93 12:30 pm

SEDS-USA Resident Hyperactive person (Amy Houts) writes-
> of Florida Tech SEDS.  We have ten weeks in which to complete six-hour
 seminars
> on the following topics:  weather satellite receiver stations, HAM radio oper
> operations, ecologoy/aquaculture, SCUBA, introduction to aviation,
 observational
> astronomy/planetarium operation, model rocketry/rocket design, How to Become
 an
> Astronaut and Other Space Careers, Why Support Space Programs?, Space Policy,
> Business, & Law; Space Engineering Design (w/contest?), Space Experiment
>  Design--
> GAS cans to Sounding Rockets; Space and the Visual and Performing Arts; Space
> Life Sciences, Space Psychology, Space Education Programs, Space History,
> International Space Programs: A Comparison, and Computer Science and Space.


TEN weeks, for six hour seminars on EACH of the above topics?

Yikes.
I'll talk with the Purdue SEDS people as soon as we get formally moving
next week.

I -STRONGLY- advise that we try and get some help/information/assistance
from organizations such as the National Association of Rocketry, the
American Radio Relay League, the Experimentel Aviation Association, etc.
when putting together these seminars.

Why?

1).   They've done this stuff for a MUCH longer period of time than we
have.  They're likely to know what to teach, and how to teach it.

2).   "Official" approval from a national organization that is acknowledged
to be somewha of a "leader" in the field will undoubtedly help us when the
time comes to make salespitches to teachers, etc.  TheY'll think that we
know what we'Re doing. :-)

3).  Besides, organizations such as the National Association of Rocketry,
or he American Radio Relay League have NAME value.   If we make educational
materials, and they LIKE them, then they'll distribute copies of the
stuff...and if we can make sure that SEDS appears _frequently_ in such
materials, then we get mucho free publicity.

> I know that some of you are working on GAS cans, etc. and have information on
> a lot of the above topics.
>
> PLEASE, folks, if you have contact names or general information on the above
> areas, please e-mail this stuff to me or mail it to me at:

I'll try and find sppecific names and numbers and I'll email ya with 'em.

> Take care, and let's make this a terrific year!
> Amy :^)

Ad Astra per ardua!

--
Bill Blum, blumb@sage.cc.purdue.edu  Student, School of Nuclear Engineering
Member, SEDS National Board.  Model Rocketeer, SF Reader, amateur fishkeeper
"Times are far between, and few I bet, when we can look upon our lives
without regret." --- 10,000 Maniacs, _Few and Far Between_...Ad Astra!!!!!
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From:         USS@SPACE-SOCIETY.UH.EDU
Subject:      Re: Very SPECIAL SEDS-USA TCON!!!

Off the top of my head:

        1st choice:  Tuesday after 8pm CST.  (after "Deep Space 9" :-)

        2nd choice:  Wednesday after 8pm.    (after "Space Rangers" :-)

        Least choice: Thursday.  USS telescope night.

Monday night is ok too, even if it is a holiday.

            +*,

            Alvin
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 12:39:59 PST
From:         Jeffrey Alan Foust <jafoust@CCO.CALTECH.EDU>
Subject:      Re: CalSEDS
              at Jan 12, 93 9:53 am

Consider the information sent (because it has!)

-- Jeff
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 18:29:49 AST
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From:         Russ Hunt <HUNT@UNB.CA>
Subject:      EDUCATORS AS INQUIRERS

David Williams says:
> I am looking for a list or some other source of people talking about
> educators as inquirers, teachers as researchers, action research, or the
> equivalents of all these as applied to school , teachers, administrators,
> and/or professors.
    I don't know of a list specifically set up to talk about these
issues, and if you hear of one I'd appreciate having its address posted
on ERL.  In the meantime, I don't know why we couldn't use ERL, which
is pretty quiet except for periodic official news postings, to conduct
such a discussion.  I certainly appreciate the wonderful list of
sources (many of which were news to me) and would be happy to read
comments on, recommendations of, or warnings against, any of them.  I
know only the Goswami and Stillman (_Reclaiming the Classroom_) and
would be happy to hear some recommendations of which of the others
I should try to locate first.
                                    -- Russ
                                __|~_
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Department of English      )_ __)_|_)__ __)     Development Office
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Fredericton, New Brunswick___|____|____|____/  FAX: (506) 450-9615
E3B 5G3   CANADA          \                / PHONE: (506) 452-7700
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From:         "Patricia K. Dodd" <pdodd@MWC.VAK12ED.EDU>
Subject:      Re: EDUCATORS AS INQUIRERS
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              "WILLD%BYUVAX.bitnet@VM.TCS.Tulane.EDU" at Jan 4, 93 10:14 am

David,
I do not know of any such list, but I'd like to be included on
any discussion regarding teachers as reflective inquirers.  I
am preparing to research teachers of the gifted using
qualitative methods that include narrative inquiry methods for
my dissertation.  Research will take place over the next
several months.

I would like to begin a quality circle next year with staff
members using reflective practices.  Insights from others and
the opportunity to discuss these methods with students,
practitioners, and/or the research community would be wonderful!
Keep me posted.
Pat
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From:         Nancy Zeller <EDZELLER@ECUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: EDUCATORS AS INQUIRERS
              6 Jan 1993 11:30:18 -0500 from <00r0clemente@BSUVAX1>

Jim McKernan, who held a distinguished professorship at East Carolina Universit
y from January to December, 1992, has written on action research.  Jim, who has
returned to Ireland, advised me that Australia is where most of the action rese
arch is being done.

As to whether action research is quantitative or qualitative, the qualitative r
esearchers are claiming it.  Yvonna Lincoln and Egon Guba are interested, along
with others of their ilk (like me).

Please keep me in the loop.

Nancy Zeller
Dept. of Foundations and Research
East Carolina University
Greenville, NC 27858
(919) 757-6198
EDZELLER@ECUVM1.EDU
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 22:55:00 CDT
From:         "Bob Kessler, Kansas City, Mo." <RKESSLER@VAX2.CSTP.UMKC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: EDUCATORS AS INQUIRERS
Comments: To: ERL-L%TCSVM.bitnet@MIZZOU1.missouri.edu

I am very interested in the same subject.  We are trying to increase
the involvement by local teachers with researchers.  A major problem is
sources of non-school district funding for teacher time...either during
the school year or during the summer.  Please keep me informed of your
activities and sources of information.  I appreciate the references you
provided  Thanks!
Bob Kessler
9809 Mercier
Kansas City, MO 64114
816-997-4672
email rkessler@vax2.cstp.umkc.edu

Bob
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 13:27:35 EST
From:         harrington wilma <WILMAH@UGA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: EDUCATORS AS INQUIRERS

Russ Hunt's suggestions that ERL be used for discussion on
Educators as inquirers is a great idea. Especially , if ERL
is relatively quiet at this time. Go for it.
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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 11:27:41 EST
From:         Victoria Giordano <vicki@POLARIS.NOVA.EDU>
Subject:      Position Available
Comments: To: erl-l@vm.tcs.tulane.edu

 I would like to post the following position, if possible:


"Assistant/Associate/Full Professor of Educational Research.  Experience
teaching full complement of research courses including multivariate methods,
research design and advanced statistical methods in education; competence in
either SPSS or SAS.  Demonstrated ability to work on and chair doctoral
committees; research interest in urban, multi-cultural and multi-ethnic
educational issues.  Search chairperson: Barry Greenberg.  Applications,
curriculum vitae, list of references should be sent by January 14, 1993 to
search chairperson, College of Education, Florida International University,
University Park Campus, DM 256 , Miami, Florida 33199."
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From:         WILLD@BYUVAX.BITNET
Subject:      EDUCATORS AS INQUIRERS

I am looking for a list or some other source of people talking about
educators as inquirers, teachers as researchers, action research, or the
equivalents of all these as applied to school , teachers, administrators,
and/or professors.  If you know of electronic sources along these lines,
please let me know at any of the addresses below.  I am reading John
Smyth's TEACHERS AS COLLABORATIVE LEARNERS and suspect there may be such
conversations going in Australia, Canada, and/or England but have found no
references to them.  If you are familiar with Goswami and Stillman's
RECLAIMING THE CLASSROOM, Fostnot's ENQUIRING TEACHERS, ENQUIRING LEARNERS,
Hitchcock and Hughes' RESEARCH AND THE TEACHER, Brause and Mayher's SEARCH
AND RESEARCH:WHAT THE INQUIRING TEACHER NEEDS TO KNOW, or Kincheloe's
TEACHERS AS RESEARCHERS: QUALITATIVE INQUIRY AS A PATH TO EMPOWERMENT,
these are the kinds of issues and sources I want to dialogue with.  Gene
Glass suggested starting a list of this sort if one didn't exist already.
Any suggestions or interest?
David D. Williams    Instructional Science Department
201-C MCKB    Brigham Young University    Provo, UT 84602
Voice:  801-378-2765      Fax: 801-378-4017
Internet: willd@yvax.byu.edu. Bitnet: willd@byuvax.bitnet
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