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My computer shows that the attachment file of this e-mail has virus. Please
be careful.


Roger Chen


At 03:26 AM 8/13/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
>X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by lovelace.usfca.edu
id AAA14843
>
>An invitation to attend the 4th ANZSYS Conference 7th to 10th October 1998
>
>From the Centre for Systemic Development, University of Western Sydney -
>Hawkesbury
>
>We at the Centre invite you to participate in the fourth Australia and New
>Zealand Systems Conference to be held at the Hawkesbury campus of the
>University of Western Sydney.
>
>Set in the foothills of the Blue Mountains in the New South Wales town of
>Richmond, the Hawkesbury Campus has a long history of involvement in the
>development of rural Australia. Exactly 20 years ago the Faculty of
>Agriculture and Rural Development pioneered a new experiential learning
>curriculum that introduced systems concepts methodologies and practices
>that became a core element of its undergraduate and post graduate programs.
> Emerging from this faculty is the recently created Centre for Systemic
>Development. The mission of this Centre is to broaden the scope of systems
>thinking and practices within industry, community and organisations alike.
>To this end the Centre is proud to offer an invitation to all interested
>parties to attend the 4th ANZSYS Conference.
>
>The focus of this 4th ANZSYS Conference is on the creative use of systems
>ideas in practical ways. Over recent years it has become increasingly
>accepted that systems thinking is a key competency for helping people to
>learn about and deal with the vast complexities within their industries,
>communities and organisations. Systems thinking and systemic behaviour is
>now required by those leaders and managers, researchers and educators who
>choose not only to understand and survive these complex changes but who
>also wish to have a positive impact on their organisations and communities
>in the future. To this end the conference will present new developments in
>systems practice, facilitate discussion groups, encourage the development
>and strengthening of networks and explore future scenarios around the
>practical application of systems ideas.
>
>Delegates may attend part or the whole conference.
>
>We are expecting in the order of 40 papers plus workshops. Five papers
>have been submitted from the UK, a number from New Zealand, and Australian
>papers representing Western Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and
>Queensland
>
>Please find attached a brochure outlining the themes of the conference and
>proceedures for registering your intention to participate.
>
>We look forward to meeting you here.
>
>Gary Wallace Roger Packham
>N. Sriskandaraja Roger Attwater
>Bob Macadam Ken Langford
>
>The Conference Organising Committee
>???98 ANZSYS Conference
>
>Attachment Converted: "C:\EUDORA\Attach\ANZSYS98.DOC"
>
>Gary Wallace - g.wallace@uws.edu.au

Thanks for the warning, I am in the process of updating virus scan

Gary

At 09:42 AM 8/13/98 -0700, you wrote:
>My computer shows that the attachment file of this e-mail has virus. Please
>be careful.
>
>
>Roger Chen
>
>
>At 03:26 AM 8/13/98 -0400, you wrote:
>>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
>>X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by lovelace.usfca.edu
>id AAA14843
>>
>>An invitation to attend the 4th ANZSYS Conference 7th to 10th October 1998
>>
>>From the Centre for Systemic Development, University of Western Sydney -
>>Hawkesbury
>>
>>We at the Centre invite you to participate in the fourth Australia and New
>>Zealand Systems Conference to be held at the Hawkesbury campus of the
>>University of Western Sydney.
>>
>>Set in the foothills of the Blue Mountains in the New South Wales town of
>>Richmond, the Hawkesbury Campus has a long history of involvement in the
>>development of rural Australia. Exactly 20 years ago the Faculty of
>>Agriculture and Rural Development pioneered a new experiential learning
>>curriculum that introduced systems concepts methodologies and practices
>>that became a core element of its undergraduate and post graduate programs.
>> Emerging from this faculty is the recently created Centre for Systemic
>>Development. The mission of this Centre is to broaden the scope of systems
>>thinking and practices within industry, community and organisations alike.
>>To this end the Centre is proud to offer an invitation to all interested
>>parties to attend the 4th ANZSYS Conference.
>>
>>The focus of this 4th ANZSYS Conference is on the creative use of systems
>>ideas in practical ways. Over recent years it has become increasingly
>>accepted that systems thinking is a key competency for helping people to
>>learn about and deal with the vast complexities within their industries,
>>communities and organisations. Systems thinking and systemic behaviour is
>>now required by those leaders and managers, researchers and educators who
>>choose not only to understand and survive these complex changes but who
>>also wish to have a positive impact on their organisations and communities
>>in the future. To this end the conference will present new developments in
>>systems practice, facilitate discussion groups, encourage the development
>>and strengthening of networks and explore future scenarios around the
>>practical application of systems ideas.
>>
>>Delegates may attend part or the whole conference.
>>
>>We are expecting in the order of 40 papers plus workshops. Five papers
>>have been submitted from the UK, a number from New Zealand, and Australian
>>papers representing Western Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and
>>Queensland
>>
>>Please find attached a brochure outlining the themes of the conference and
>>proceedures for registering your intention to participate.
>>
>>We look forward to meeting you here.
>>
>>Gary Wallace Roger Packham
>>N. Sriskandaraja Roger Attwater
>>Bob Macadam Ken Langford
>>
>>The Conference Organising Committee
>>???98 ANZSYS Conference
>>
>>Attachment Converted: "C:\EUDORA\Attach\ANZSYS98.DOC"
>>
>>Gary Wallace - g.wallace@uws.edu.au
>
>
Gary Wallace - g.wallace@uws.edu.au