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Apparently something happened to remove the DATE: PLACE: and TIME: lines! :-(
Here is a new, improved version!
Research Triangle SAS Users Group (RTSUG) Newsletter
April 1997
CONTENTS
April Meeting Agenda
Recap of November Meeting
Officer List
Meet the New Officers
Subscription Information
Map to Friday Center
APRIL MEETING AGENDA
DATE -- Wednesday, April 23, 1997
TIME -- 3:00-5:00 pm
PLACE --Friday Center Seminar Room
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC
The April meeting will be held in the seminar room of the Friday
Center at the UNC-Chapel Hill. The Friday Center is on NC
Highway 54 near the UNC campus; a map is at the end of this
newsletter.
3:00 - 3:15 Welcome and RTSUG Business (Gerri Furlow, outgoing president)
Installation of new RTSUG officers
3:30 - 5:00 Don Henderson from SAS Institute will demonstrate
some of the new tools for running the SAS System on
the Web. This was _the_ hot topic at SUGI 22;
Don's presentation attracted so much interest that
it had to be moved to a larger room, and many
people were still turned away.
As Don showed at the conference, the SAS/IntrNet
Application Dispatcher allows you to submit
requests to a SAS Application program from a web
page and then view the results from a web browser.
In this demonstration, Don will show how the
different parts of SAS/IntrNet work to make this
possible. Don also said he will be showing off a
new Java tool which he did not demonstrate at SUGI.
This is one presentation you won't want to miss, so
mark your calendars!
RECAP OF NOVEMBER MEETING
The last meeting was held November 21, 1996, at SAS Institute.
Our sincere thanks to Maura Stokes, a senior statistical software
developer at SAS Institute, for her excellent demonstration of a
new interface for SAS statistics.
OFFICER LIST
President: Keith Brown : 919-962-4547 : Keith_Brown@unc.edu
UNC-General Administration, Planning Division
P.O. Box 2688, Chapel Hill, NC. 27515-2688
Secretary: Carole Beam : 919-515-7796 : beam@cfr.cfr.ncsu.edu
NCSU Forest Resources, 3118B Jordan Hall, Campus Box 8008
Raleigh, NC. 27695-8008
Secretary: Sarah Lein : 919-515-3500 : lein@cfr.cfr.ncsu.edu
NCSU Forest Resources, 3106 Jordan, Campus Box 8008
Raleigh, NC. 27695-8008
Treasurer: Joy Smith : (919)515-1920 : njms@ncsumvs.cc.ncsu.edu
Box 8203, Dept. of Statistics, NCSU,
Raleigh, NC 27695-8203
Steering Committee: Prabu Ayyagari, Gerri Furlow, Susan Kenny, Sally Muller,
Greg Nelson, and Rita Thissen.
MEET THE NEW OFFICERS
KEITH BROWN (President)
Keith Brown received his B.A. from the University of Alabama in
1981, and his M.A. from the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill in 1983, both in Political Science. He began using
SAS as a student in 1982, and progressed to teaching it as an
instructor and user service consultant at UNC-CH. In 1994, he
moved "down the hill" to UNC-General Administration, which
oversees all sixteen campuses of the UNC system. Currently,
Keith is a programmer and data analyst in the Division of Program
Assessment and Public Service, where he primarily uses BASE SAS,
SAS/GRAPH, and SAS/STAT on several platforms,including IBM MVS,
UNIX, and Macintosh.
CAROLE BEAM (Co-Secretary)
As the NCSU Hardwood Research Cooperative's Research Technician,
I have been SUGging away with SAS extensively for the last three
years in data analyses,report writing, and creating measurement
forms. My primary duties include management, summarization, and
analysis of data for about 300 active studies, as well as
coordination of trial installations, measurements, and sampling.
More specifically, I am responsible for storing and retrieving
raw data from both mainframe and personal computers; verifying
data completeness, quality, and validity; analyzing data using
various statistical techniques; preparing charts, tables,
graphical displays, and summaries of statistical analyses; and,
provide interpretation of results.
Prior to my work at NCSU, I used SAS for 8 years at the Federal
Reserve Bank of Philadelphia in Philadelphia, PA. I researched,
analyzed, computed, statistically processed, and evaluated
economic and financial data for staff economists and for the
Federal Reserve Board of Governors, in Washington, DC. I used SAS
as a Research Assistant and all along the way up to my last
position as Statistical Project Manager. (Hmmm, perhaps I should
run a PROC REG. Do you think there is a correlation?)
I have a BS degree in Business Administration, economics major,
from Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA, and a Masters in
Business Administration (MBA), Management Information Systems
major, from Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA.
SARAH LEIN (Co-Secretary)
"I began using SAS (BASE and STAT) during my Masters program in
Soils at NCSU, 1985-87. Upon graduation, I worked in social
science research for 3 years, again using BASE and STAT. After a
4-year hiatus, I returned to using SAS in 1994, when I began
(present) job as Data Manager/Analyst for a forest research
group at NCSU where we are currently shifting all data and SAS
programs from the MVS to PC environment. Attended my first SESUG
meeting in 1996 (Atlanta), and hope to put to use some the many
things I learned....whenever there is a lull in the
workload....!"
JOY SMITH (Treasurer)
Joy Smith has 7 years experience as an Applications Analyst
Programming Consultant (AKA SAS Consultant) in the Department of
Statistics at NCSU. She has been co-treasurer of RTSUG since
January 1993.
SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION
E-mail subscriptions to this newsletter are free via the Research
Triangle SAS Users Group's SUG-L mailing list. Send an e-mail
message to listserv@unc.edu containing the single line
info sug-l
for more information on subscribing to the list.
RTSUG does not charge dues to its members - though contributions
are welcomed - and will assist in our attempts to provide an
interesting and lively users group. All meetings are open to
anyone who cares to attend. Admission to meetings is free.
Voluntary contributions may be sent to Joy Smith at the address
provided above.
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