Center for Civil Society International ([email protected])
Fri, 8 Sep 1995 09:05:45 -0700 (PDT)
The press release below was recently received by Center for Civil Society
International (CCSI) through a post to the "ukes-news" Listserv by Bohdan
Rekshyns'kyj. It announces an important Internet training event in Kyiv.
Although the event is almost over, the news item underscores the fact that
NATO has a strong ongoing program to build electronic networks among
academic institutions and young "think tanks" in Eastern Europe and the
NIS. In fact, the Friends and Partners project (off of which this
Listserv operates), received a grant recently from NATO in order to extend
the Friends and Partners network in Russia.
Holt Ruffin, CCSI
Sender: Chris Scheurweghs ( [email protected] )
Subject: NATO Press Release (95) 72
PRESS RELEASE (95)72 29 August 1995
FIRST NATO ADVANCED NETWORKING WORKSHOP
IN UKRAINE, SEPT. 3-9, 1995
The first NATO Advanced Networking Workshop to be held
in Ukraine will take place in Kiev from September 3 to
September 9, 1995. The workshop will focus on training
top level network managers from the Co-operation Partner
academic community.
Previous workshops in computer networking have
demonstrated the important role NATO could have in the
development of telecommunication networks. NATO has
contributed to the implementation of Internet by
providing network managers and researchers with top
quality training.
This workshop will be attended by approximately 40
members of the academic community from Ukraine and her
central and Eastern European neighbours. The key
speakers from NATO and Co-operation Partner countries
will cover themes such as: routing on the Internet,
network and system administration, and network
applications.
Discussions and panels will include topics such as
"Managing a University Network" and "Internet
Organization, Evolution and Politics". Upon completion
of the workshop, local training classes, managed by
workshop participants, will be held in Kharkiv, Lviv and
Odessa. An operations manual will be produced to guide
these and future workshops in the region.
Co-Directors of the workshop are: Dr. Irving LERCH
from the American Physical Society (USA), tel:
int'l+301-209-3236, fax: int'l+301-209-0865, e-mail
[email protected] , and Dr. Vladimir ANDREEV from Kiev
University (Ukraine), tel: int'l+380-44-266-5108, fax:
int'l-380-44-266-2395, e-mail
[email protected] .
For further information on the NATO Computer
Networking Programme, please contact Dr. J.P. Nadreau,
NATO Scientific and Environmental Affairs Division, tel:
int'l+32-2-728-4520, fax: int'l+32-2-728-4232, e-mail
[email protected] .
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