Fwd: Alberta Street Project 2015: January 30 Curriculum Committee Notes (final draft)

[Luke Griffin]

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Subject: Re: Alberta Street Project 2015: January 30 Curriculum Committee Notes (final draft)

Hello everyone:

Attached please find a slightly revised and updated Word.doc file that is based on the 2015 Alberta Street Project job descriptions and curriculum outline discussed at the January 30 Curriculum Committee meeting. Considering and further developing these notes will form much of the agenda for the scheduled February 27 Curriculum Committee meeting at OAME at 8:30 AM, along with other agenda items that may be proposed prior to that time.

Once these notes have been considered in detail — and revised accordingly — they will be saved as a PDF file and distributed to everyone on this list wanting a copy. In addition to helping line out individual and team work schedules for the duration of this project, the finished notes will also serve as an outline to the project website report and to the Operations Manual that is being coauthored by me and Michael Chappie. The 2015 written student report will follow the 1992 report outline almost exactly, but with the addition of a section focused on comparative analyses between 1992 and 2015.

Any and all additions and corrections to this document are very much appreciated, as we are dedicated to making the 2015 Albert Street Project as successful and as useful — both short- and long-term — as we are capable. Please contact me and/or Chappie by telephone or email for any changes you’d like to have made to this document before the February 27 meeting.

Thanks,

Bob

[Luke Griffin]

Hey Bob-

I am trying to write an article for the Concordia Newsletter. Unfortunately, I am in a time crunch as the article is overdue. Normally, I would let you read over the article, maybe even ask you a few questions, but alas, I kind of dropped the ball. Still, I would like to get the article in the March edition. Hopefully you will get ths while I am finishing up.

First, may we use the photo and could you ID the four people in the pic? I read it somewhere in these emails but can't find it currently. 

Second, I am assuming you won't mind if I cut and paste from your flyer, yes?

Get back to me a.s.a.p.

Luke

[Luke Griffin]

Oops. No wonder Bob was not responding! Sorry, folks. Ignore the last email but look for the article in the paper!