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This summer H-Net and the African Studies
Center at Michigan State University, in conjunction with the West
African Research Association (WARA) based at Howard University, will be
hosting ten West African and one South African for a workshop on Internet
connectivity, from July 28 to August 15.
The goal of the project is to facilitate the use of
the Internet by West African scholars. To this end H-Net and Michigan
State will provide intensive training and support for key personnel at
various West African Universities who will then serve as trainers for
faculty, graduate students, and staff at their home institutions.
The workshop is financed by a $135,000 grant from
the US Information Agency, Bureau of
Citizens Exchange. It includes monies for a similar workshop for the
summer of 1998. Michigan State University has contributed generously to
the grant as well, by providing much of the summer salary and some
computer equipment for the West African
installations.

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