#473

Is it just me, my computer, my server or what?  Many of the messages over HEDIR come out with the following...Mark, your thoughts...

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Pete LeRoy, Ph.D., Associate Professor

Box 9000 - NewMexico Highlands University

Las Vegas, NM 87701
Phone: (505) 426 - 2233; OR 454 - 3287 Secretary

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#474

Pete and others,

The example below my signature is what happens for some if you are in a

DIGEST mode (receiving one emails a day).  Apparently the use of

attachments/graphics causes havoc with the DIGEST mode.  If you are in the

digest mode, you can do the following:

Compose email to: listserv@siu.edu

Skip the subject line

In the text, type:

Set hedir-l NODIG

You should get a confirmation memo indicating this has been completed.

NOTE:  you must send from the EXACT email account that you are registered

with.  If you want to see your REGISTERED email, go to

www.hedir.org/directory  Anything different will be treated as a hostile

email and will not be recognized.  For example, kittle@siu.edu is different

than kittle@mail.siu.edu  I may still be able to receive emails from HEDIR,

but I can't send unless I send them from the first one.

Mark J. Kittleson, PhD, FAAHB

Professor, Health Education

Graduate Director

www.kittle.siu.edu

www.hedir.org

www.siu-salukis-hed.com

618-453-1841 (office)

618-453-1829 (fax)

Skype:  mark.j.kittleson

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#476

Hi

I am looking for information on the planning, implementation or evaluation or school or community-based, needle/syringe awareness programs or activities. All assistance greatly appreciated. Thanks Jim

Dr. Jim Frankish

Professor & Director, Centre for Population Health Promotion Research College for Interdisciplinary Studies & School of  Population & Public Health, UBC Senior Scholar, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research Room 425, Library Processing Centre 2206 East Mall Vancouver BC V6T 1Z3

O: 604-822-9205, F: 822-9210, C: 778-987-9205, frankish@interchange.ubc.ca Personal web - http://www.jimfrankish.com, Partners in Community Health Research Training Program, www.pchr.net

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Set hedir - I NODIG

Thanks

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#478

Apologies for any duplicate postings:

For the past 3 months I have been working with the Sliepcevich family through Dr. Elaine M. Vitello on a professional tribute for Dr. Elena M. Sliepcevich that she would want. As life’s events unfolded and we lost several other treasured leaders, the initial project took on expanded importance and implications.
 
Given the historical and close affiliation of many of these leaders with Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC), having a means for Health Education to capture the legacies of these legends is appropriate. I have been asked to serve as coordinator / director of this project. In this capacity, I will be the primary liaison for the Center to campus contacts, the families, and other interested parties. Although preparations related to the Center’s activities continue, a general concept of this evolving plan follows in this draft proposal.
 
This tribute serves a two-fold purpose. First, as indicated, is to honor and maintain the work and spirit of selected influential Health Education leaders. Secondly, the proposal addresses widespread concerns about losing much of our on-going professional history (past, present, and future).
 
We are in the initial phase of establishing the ELENA M. SLIEPCEVICH CENTER FOR HEALTH EDUCATION STUDIES to be housed at the newly renovated SIUC Morris Library.  In cooperation with the skilled Morris Library staff, a key component of the Center will be a Special Collection in a dedicated area.
 
Phase One of the Center will be launched with contributions to the Special Collection from the Sliepcevich family including primary documents from the SHES Study among other invaluable historical pieces. A trained archivist will catalogue, process, and store in a climate controlled, secure environment these historical documents and other media forms. Eventually they will have an on-line guide to become accessible to the profession in a variety of formats for use in historical research and other aspects of professional Health Education activities. The initial goal is to have these be “living” resources that encourage use by professionals and students within a year.
 
The Center will be structured to provide additional contributions /collections from other key leaders. Clearly, the work of Robert Russell, William Carlyon among others will be among the initial documents sought for these “sub-Centers.” After procedures are developed, we plan to more formally contact appropriate representatives (and welcome contact from anyone who might have important historical and contemporary documents) to determine interest in adding to this Center. Additional “sub-centers” may focus on topical areas such as Philosophy, Theory, Curriculum and so on.
 
Further options related to the Center also are under discussion.  Potential considerations include endowed graduate assistantship(s) and an annual symposium that provides a forum for scholarly work created through use of the Center.
 
The Sliepcevich family will provide initial funding for the naming opportunity of the Center. Additional contributions from others may be made via the SIUC Foundation account established through the Health Education program. Donations should be addressed to SIU Foundation with the Center identified on the “Memo” line. If you have questions concerning the Center and supporting this initiative, please contact me via e-mail:           jdrolet@siu.edu.
 
Clearly, this is a complex logistical process with many pieces to become a reality. Please know that a purposeful process worthy of these important individuals who have touched our lives directly and indirectly is underway.  
 
A formal description of various opportunities to participate in this project will follow as soon as mechanisms have been identified and put in place. I will continue to provide updates as we work toward formalizing the Sliepcevich family deed of gift and Center Mission Statement.


Judy C. Drolet, PhD, CHES, FASHA, FAAHE
Professor of Health Education
Mail code 4632      Pulliam Hall 307
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Carbondale, IL 62901-4632

(W)  (618) 453-2777         (Voice Mail)  (618) 453-1833

(Fax)  (618) 453-1829

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