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Appendix D: Briefers to the Committee
Pages 351-356

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From page 351...
... Bill Aspray, Computing Research Association Cathleen Barton, SAIC Peter Denning, George Mason University Bill Griffith, House Judiciary Committee (R) Ron Hira, IEEE-USA Ken Pearlman, Lucent Technologies Michaela Platzer, American Electronics Association Sue Ramanathan, Office of Representative Zoe Lofgren (D-CA 16th District)
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From page 352...
... Denise Curer, 3Com Corporation, ACM Committee on Women in Computing Elaine Hamilton, Geron rack Irving, CDI Information Technology Services Carver Johnson, Gymboree Ed Lazowska, University of Washington and Washington Software Jennifer Lemas, Gilead Sciences Norman Matloff, University of California at Davis Mary Patino, Joint Venture Silicon Valley Mary Ann Rafferty, Onyx Pharmaceuticals Marco Rosa, Genelabs Ed Saliba, Sun Microsystems Sam Stearns, Oregon State University Nancy Stewart, IBM David Wadbrook, Heald College Deone Zell, California State University at Northridge DECEMBER 8-10, 1999 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Ashish Arora, Carnegie Mellon University Michael Best, University of Massachusetts, Lowell Coeta Chambers, Intel David Evans, National Economic Research Associates Ray Fay, Bell, Boyd and Lloyd Richard Freeman, Harvard University and National Bureau of Economic Research Inc. David Lee, Suffolk University Lisa Lynch, International Economic Affairs, Tufts University Joyce Malyn-Smith, Education Development Center Inc.
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From page 353...
... Michael Midgley, Austin Community College Gene Nelson, www.BrainSavers.org Diane O'Neal, Team Tech International Inc.
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From page 354...
... Marcus Courtney, Washington Alliance of Technology Workers/CWA (WashTech) Alan Hardcastle, Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges Chris Hedrick, Online Learning Network Ed Lazowska, University of Washington Susannah Malarkey, Technology Alliance Paul Sommers, Northwest Policy Center, University of Washington Dave Szatmary, University of Washington Educational Outreach FEBRUARY 28-29, 2000 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA SITE VISIT Susan Baker, Northern Virginia Technology Council lames Buckner, HQ Army Materiel Command Paul Donnelly, Immigration Reform Coalition Michael Dorio, Lockheed Martin Mission Systems and Maryland High Technology Council Education Advisory Committee and Education Network Steve Gallison, Professional Outplacement Assistance Center Susan Gilbert, D.C.
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From page 355...
... APPENDIX D Lee Holcomb, NASA David Hunn, Northern Virginia Regional Partnership John Keaton, IEEE Computer Patty Keeton, Howard County Community College Lindsay Lowell, Institute for the Study of International Migration, Georgetown University Patricia McGuire, Trinity College Steve Moore, Cato Institute Ernest Paskey, Office of Personnel Management John Reinert, IEEE-USA Fred Thompson, Department of the Treasury William Valdez, Department of Energy Renee Winsky, Maryland Technology Development Corporation 355
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