Center Activities

Milestones

New Staff
Carlton Bruett recently joined NCSA's Publications Group as media communications specialist. He is working with others in the Publications Group to coordinate NCSA's promotional image and is providing design support for producing a variety of NCSA publications in print and online. Bruett also serves as design liaison with other NCSA groups to ensure standardization of the center's image. Prior to joining NCSA, Bruett was the senior designer for Carle Foundation Hospital, Urbana, IL. He was educated at the University of Nebraska and UIUC.

Awards
NCSA's Adam Cain, research programmer in SDG, was awarded first place for his tutorial at the fourth International World Wide Web Conference in December in Boston. "Security, Authentication, and Privacy on the Web" was the title of his work.

Three NCSA publications won first place, Award of Excellence, at the 1995 Master Communicator Competition of the Central Illinois region. Judges from the Pittsburgh, PA, area chose the winners. IABC, PRSA, and WICI professional societies sponsored the annual event.

Winners were (1) 2nd International World Wide Web Conference program booklet, posters, and souvenir materials, including T-shirts and lapel pins (Design-Special Projects category), Manager of NCSA's Publications Group Melissa Johnson, Graphic Designer Linda Jackson, and Associate Editor Paulette Sancken, recipients; (2) "Introducing the World Wide Web" booklet (Writing-Technical/Interpretive Writing category), Publications Editor Ginny Hudak-David, recipient; and (3) access [July 1994, November 1994, and March 1995] (Publications-Magazine Publications category), Johnson, Publications Editor Fran Bond, Jackson, and Illustrator John Havlik, recipients.

Pictures

NCSA's Software Development Group hosted Internet advocate Greg Elin on his coast-to-coast tour presented by Total New York. SDG Associate Director Joseph Hardin (top, center) greeted Elin on behalf of the center. Elin recorded his travels to Internet landmarks with a laptop computer, a digital video camera, and a cellular modem, which can be seen at http://www.totalny.com. America Online, Java, Sun Microsystems, Inc., and Sweet 'N Low sponsored the trip.

NCSA Technical Resources Catalog
The NCSA Technical Resources Catalog lists software manuals, preprints and technical reports, and other products available from NCSA and its vendors. It is available in hard copy as well as online on the Web and anonymous FTP. The 1996 catalog is enclosed with this issue of access, and printed addenda will be available upon request throughout the year. The online versions will be kept up to date to ensure timely ordering information.

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