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As Jim Galvin proposed a in 2004, ISOC is submitting <br>
Chapter applications to this mailing list to give you an opportunity
<br>
to comment on them. The VP of Chapters is most interested to <br>
hear if there exist reasons why a Chapter application should not <br>
be accepted but you're welcome to offer statements of support, too.
<br>
Later, we will send a package of the proposed Bylaws and officers
to<br>
this list, again for you to comment.<br><br>
Criteria to date for evaluating Chapter applications and Bylaws has
been<br>
pretty straightforward: unless there's a good reason not to accept
a<br>
proposed Chapter it is approved. As part of involving you in the
process of<br>
reviewing these materials ISOC is open to suggestions on additional
criteria<br>
you believe are relevant. Since you are already successful
operating<br>
Chapters, you are best positioned to comment on what is likely to
be<br>
successful.<br><br>
The application is copied below for your consideration. If you have
any<br>
comments, questions or concerns, please respond in two weeks, 18 April,
2005<br>
to <chapters@isoc.org><br><br>
<br>
Regards,<br>
Terry Weigler<br>
ISOC Chapters Administration<br>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br><br>
<b>CHAPTER APPLICATION<br><br>
A. Proposed name of the Chapter<br>
</b>The Chapter name must include both "Internet Society" and
"Chapter". These may be translated into your local
language.<br><br>
<div align="center"><b>Chapitre haïtien de l'Internet Society dit
ISOC-Haïti<br><br>
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B. Community of Interest the Chapter will to serve<br>
</b>Geography is a common choice for a community of interest, for
example, within a country or city. However, any well-defined group of
individuals is acceptable.<br><br>
<b>The community of interest is Haiti<br><br>
C. Purpose and Scope of Chapter<br>
</b>It is important to indicate how you intend to serve your community of
interest and why a Chapter of the Internet Society is a good way to do
it.<br><br>
<b>We want to promote and develop the use of Internet in Haiti, by
addressing public policies, education and training issues. So organized
as a chapter not only we could have a place where IT professionals
can debate and make proposals regarding the future of IT in HAITI but in
the Haitian chapter we want to include in the debate non IT people who
share ISOC mission statement and animate the debate within the Haitian
society.<br><br>
D. Founding Members of the Chapter<br>
</b>Please list complete contact information and affiliations for all
persons who will be working together to create the Chapter. Although
there is a minimum membership required for a Charter we are only asking
for at least one other person besides yourself.<br>
<b>Sheila Laplanche<br>
</b>Consultante Nationale PNUD-AHSI<br>
<a href="mailto:sheila@rddh.org.ht">sheila@rddh.org.ht</a><br>
<a href="mailto:sheila.laplanche@wanadoo.fr">sheila.laplanche@wanadoo.fr</a><br>
Mobile: 417-8935<br>
Work : 512-7830<br>
1 Angle rue Fremy et Rte de Bourdon<br>
PAP, Haiti<br>
<b>Max Larson Henry<br>
</b>Main Contact Academie Cisco<br>
Faculte des Sciences<br>
270, rue Mgr. Guilloux<br>
Port au prince <br>
Haiti<br>
phone : (509)4020957<br><br>
mail :
<a href="mailto:maxlarson.henry@fds.edu.ht">maxlarson.henry@fds.edu.ht</a><br>
<b>Fritzie PAMPHILE LEROY<br>
</b>Bureau CARAIBE de l’AUF<br>
Adresse perso: #353, Ave John Brown<br>
Tél: 245-6967; 555-4469; 402-9826<br>
Bur: #51, Rue Dufort<br><br>
Tél: 245-4408; 245-1406<br><br>
fpleroy@netcourrier.com<br>
<b>Patrice Talleyrand<br>
</b><a href="mailto:contact@cheztoto.com">contact@cheztoto.com</a><br><br>
<br>
<b>Reynold Guerrier<br>
</b>Ingenieur des Reseaux<br>
Technical Manager Multilink SA<br>
5, Rue Castera Delmas 19<br>
Port-au-Prince, HAiti<br>
ht6120<br>
reygue@multilink-ht.net<br><br>
reygue@gsis-ht.com<br>
<b>Patrick ATTIE<br>
</b>Vice-recteur aux affaires administratives<br>
Ecole supérieure d'infotronique d'Haïti (ESIH)<br>
29, 2e ruelle Nazon<br>
Lalue<br>
Port-au-Prince <br>
Haïti<br>
Téléphone : +509 245 5091<br>
Télécopie : +509 257 5369<br><br>
pattie@transnethaiti.com<br>
<b> </b> <br><br>
<b>E. List of Supporters<br>
</b>Please list complete contact information for any organizations or
groups who will be supporting the Chapter. Be sure to indicate an
individual or an individual's role for each supporter.<br><br>
<b>ESIH
Patrick Attie<br><br>
Fondation
Mabouya
Patrice Talleyrand<br><br>
</b> <br><br>
<b>F. List of Requirements<br>
</b>Some countries, governments, or regulatory bodies have rules or
regulations that must be followed by Chapters of organization's like the
Internet Society. Examples include documentation or fees. It is important
for you to check and to indicate here any requirements you find. If there
are none please indicate with whom you checked.<br><br>
<b>We are waiting an answer from CONATEL regulatory body. CONATEL is in a
change process of the regulations.<br><br>
G. Additional Information<br>
</b>Please indicate here any additional information you believe would be
helpful to our initial review.<br><br>
<br><br>
<b>H. Your Contact Information<br>
</b>Please provide complete contact information for yourself, including
affiliation, postal address, phone number(s), and email
address.<br><br>
<b>Sheila Laplanche<br><br>
</b>Home
address: 90,
Angle rue Christ-Roi et Impasse ST JUSTE<br><br>
Ht 6111 Port-au-Prince, Haiti<br><br>
Tel : 509 - 514.06.76<br><br>
Work
address:
Projet PNUD AHSI <br><br>
Angle rue Frémy et Route de bourdon<br><br>
Tel : 509 – 2458836 & 510-3870<br><br>
Email
:
<a href="mailto:sheila.laplanche@wanadoo.fr">sheila.laplanche@wanadoo.fr</a>
&
<a href="mailto:sheila@rddh.org.ht">sheila@rddh.org.ht</a><br><br>
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