From: rdshydur@MIT.EDU
Message-Id: <9404081329.AA02930@vongole.MIT.EDU>
To: sem095@MIT.EDU
Subject: "field trip" to harvard next tuesday ...
Date: Fri, 08 Apr 94 09:29:18 EDT


to:	all seminar participants;

re:	"field trip" to harvard e-club next tuesday;
	also: john senders next visit;
	also: prof. ed roberts re-sched to tue, 26 apr;

next tuesday, the 12th, the seminar will jump on the T
and head up-river to meet with mit e-club members and
alum and members of harvard's newly re-designed and
re-grouped own "e-club".

we'll leave immediately following the mit e-club meeting
for the kendall square T and get off at harvard station,
walking thence into harvard yard and meeting at 7:30
in sever hall, room 110.

the contact person at harvard, for more details, is
jonathan korngold, harvard '95 <jkorngol@husc.harvard.edu>
and within the day i should have more to post here.

presentations will include mit alum who then went either
to harvard's b-school, law school or other graduate
programs, and this should be considered an excellent 
opportunity to widen our networking abilities immensely.

more details forthcoming.

nb:   professor john w. senders is headed here again during
the weekend of the 23rd. and we'll plan to meet up with
him to talk more about his proposed visiting lectureship.
an optional special session is being planned for sometime
on monday or tuesday for seminar students who missed john on
his first visit, and for students interested in following
his work with mit 10k entrants now working independently on
their new product design efforts.  in one possible meeting
scheme it would be interesting to sit in with john and
professor mert flemings together.  i'm thinking out loud
here, and will let the seminar know more in the next few days.

nb2:  professor ed roberts has been re-scheduled to 
visit the seminar on tuesday, 26 april, with an optional
hour beforehand, as he has agreed to a three hour meeting.

i think we should provide food and drink and make it
an evening with ed, and i hope this is enough notice to
ensure _everyone_, especially students registered for
credit, will be able to be there. (topics: tech marketing,
the global economic scene, national new technology efforts,
government and corporate initiatives, and strategies for
mit students developing new ideas into products and services).

again, more details forthcoming.

questions or comments?  please!

	- r
.