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| DATE | 2001-11-08 |
| FROM | bandie@linuxfreemail.com
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] Standing Commitees
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Don't you need a membership commitee?
Alan
At Wed, 7 Nov 2001 22:40:10 -0800 (PST) , marcusconti-at-excite.com wrote:
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>In the draft of NYLXS constitution standing committees are mentioned but not
>enumerated. As the draft now stands, "The president may appoint standing
>committees as shall be required." (Art.IX,Section 1) Even though the
>president will appoint them we should have an idea of what committees the
>membership desire and would find useful. Using the NYLXS Starting Agenda
>(http://www2.mrbrklyn.com/appl/nylinux/mail/bysubject.html?idno=253) as a
>starting point, here is an initial list of committees and their goals that I
>offer for comments, ammendments, additions and deletions:
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>* Education - encouraging adoption of Free Software in the education system,
>providing support to educational institutions
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>* Training - developing course curriculuae (curriculums), scheduling of
>classes and teachers
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>* Lobbying - establishing and maintaining relationships with other groups
>having similar goals, disseminating information about where and when people
>can show up and add their voice, speaking up on the issues facing the Free
>Software community
>
>* Resources - establish and maintain a lending library, provide resources to
>area LUGs, facilitate consultant and jobs network
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>* Special Activities - organize installfests, inservice and technical
>lectures etc.
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>* Journal - produce an NYLXS Journal and other informational materials
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>* Internal Technical - maintain and manage NYLXS' information technology,
>i.e. website and lab(when we get one)
>
>* Acquisition - finding office space, getting equipment and other physical
>resources
>
>Looking over it now, 8 seems to be a lot but there are many goals.
>
>Marcus
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