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Satellite Conference, 20 March, 2002
Question and Answer Session Procedure
Throughout the broadcast, participants are encouraged to submit questions. A bank of phone operators and an email monitor will receive questions. Please use the information form below to submit email inquiries. Call-in questions will be asked for the information form.
We do not know how many questions to expect. If we receive more questions than we have time to respond to during the broadcast, we will make every effort to respond to each question after the conference. That is the reason we ask for contact information on the form.
The moderator, Peter Grieves, will receive questions from a runner. Peter will read the question and direct it to the appropriate panel member.
Contact information during the Satellite Conference
Phone Number: 800-227-9668
Fax Number: 906-227-1313
Email Address: tv13@nmu.edu
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KEYWORD: ________________________________ (e.g. equipment, soils, damage, etc.) PANELIST REQUEST (circle one): Ray, Jason, Dwight, Bill, Bob, Al, Doug, Other _________________________ CALLER NAME: ________________________________ CALLER LOCATION: ___________________________________________ (state/prov, city, facility) (e.g. Amherst, Massachusetts, Univ. of MA) QUESTION:
Caller’s Home/Work Phone # ( ) _________________ Caller email _________________________________ We need these contacts for later contact if this
question does not get aired during the broadcast. |
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