Boston Users Group for Cytometry Update

From: Richard Konz (RKonz@genetics.com)
Date: Wed Jun 06 2001 - 12:04:29 EST


								06.05.01

Greetings everyone:

On behalf of the Organizing Committee for the Boston Users Group for Cytometry (BUG),
I am please to announce the return of the BUG's active status and my appointment as
the new President. The future of the new BUG looks promising, but it depends on you
(our members)!

I want to thank all of you who have inquired about the BUG over the past several years.
We have recently reorganized our leadership and organizational structure to best
suit our Group's goals for the future. BUG's aim is to provide the structure for an
educational society that rewards all that participate.

To help us accomplish our goal, the Organizing Committee for BUG is seeking volunteers!
We are looking for energetic individuals, with an interest in cytometry, who can help
us with the major tasks of our Group. Volunteers will take part in committees whose
tasks will be narrowly focused. Committees will divide and meet as sub-committees as
often as is required.  If you are interested in participating, please contact a member
of the Organizing Committee below.

If you know of other cytometrists interested in volunteering please pass this letter
along to them.	This letter will be posted on our web site as well.
http://www.primushost.net/~bugbytes/


State your preference to which area(s) you would like to get involved:

		·	Meetings Committee:
		I.	Speaker sub-committee
	Responsible for recruiting potential speakers, meeting speaker needs including
	A/V, transportation, and lodging.
		II.	Vendor sub-committee
		Responsible for contacting vendors, organizing
	where vendors send literature to meeting place, vendor acknowledgement poster.
		III.	Venue sub-committee
	Responsible for locating new venues, obtaining pricing information, vendor
	table/electricity (facility) needs, directions, and parking information.
		·	Communications Committee:
		I.	Web site sub-committee
	Responsible for submitting or recruiting submissions to the web page, new
	ideas on web page content, up dating web page links.
		II.	Membership sub-committee
	Responsible for updating the membership directory, communicating meeting
	information to members, and publishing the annual membership directory.

		·	Business Administration Committee:
		I.	Charter sub-committee
	Responsible for creating our charter and getting it
out on the web.
		II.	Non-Profit subcommittee
	Responsible for establishing BUGs non-profit
status.  There are many IRS rules and forms to fill out on this subject and we need
help researching this issue.
		III.	Audio/Visual
			Responsible for speaker AV needs.  On meeting date, you
	will be in charge of lights, projector, microphone, podium, and laser pointer.

Please contact any of the Organizing Committee members listed below to get involved
in BUG.

All the very best,

Richard Konz
President, The Boston Users Group for Cytometry


Rich Konz				rkonz@genetics.com
Glenn Paradis				gap@mit.edu
John Daley				john daley2@dfci.harvard.edu
Chris Groves				groves@mpi.com
Nancy Perlmutter			ngp@shapirolab.com
Dr. Frederic I Preffer			preffer@helix.mgh.harvard.edu





Richard Konz, Jr.
Manager; Flow and Image Cytometry Core Facility
Genetics Institute
87 Cambridge Park Drive
Cambridge, MA  02140
617.665.8765
rkonz@genetics.com



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