Received: from south-station-annex.mit.edu by eddie.mit.edu id aa05142; 22 Aug 97 5:27 EDT Received: from RADIO-SOCIETY.MIT.EDU by MIT.EDU with SMTP id AA02667; Fri, 22 Aug 97 05:27:16 EDT Received: (from jewell@localhost) by RADIO-SOCIETY.MIT.EDU (8.8.5/8.8.5) id FAA01466; Fri, 22 Aug 1997 05:27:15 -0400 Date: Fri, 22 Aug 1997 05:27:15 -0400 Message-Id: <199708220927.FAA01466@RADIO-SOCIETY.MIT.EDU> To: ringrose@mit.EDU Subject: The Leg Lab and Sipb computer tours on Sept 4th From: Darrin Jewell Cc: Darrin Jewell Reply-To: Darrin Jewell X-UIDL: aa5bda9cda1ecb8a9f2470f5d63b06a5 Xref: fredric-brown.mit.edu mail.sipb.tours:12 Lines: 32 Rob, I've been put in charge of organizing SIPB's Computer Tours this year, and was hoping that the current incarnation of the Leg Lab has something interesting to show off. I know last year you were busy finishing up your thesis, but last we talked you were still working a post-doc in the lab. The tour is aimed at new MIT students, to give them an inside look at the interesting uses of computers in various labs and groups around campus. It's a good opportunity both for students to learn about what sort of research is going on around campus, as well as for research groups to attract potential UROPs. The date we've scheduled for this year's tour is Thursday, September 4th, which is during the first week of classes. The tours run from about 7 pm to 10 pm. Typically, we get enough people that we need to split the tour into about three groups, so there would be three demos over that time period. The demos are typically 10-15 minutes long. Afterward, we usually have food and a guest speaker, which you are invited to join us for, if you wish. If you are able and willing to give a demo, please let me know the largest and ideal group size for you, as well as the minimum and ideal amount of time you'd like to give them demo. If you can't, but you know someone else in your group who might be able to, would you please forward this to them? Thanks, Darrin Jewell