TODAY: June 5, 2002

Come learn about system administration certification done by system
administrators and not hardware/software vendors.

NEXT MONTH:   Vladislav Yasevich, IPv6 Technical Project Lead for Tru64 Unix
              IPv6: technical update and deployment status
              July 10, 2002

P.S. If you have a an idea for a topic or speaker send e-mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Date:           June 5th, 2002
Time:           7:00-9:00 p.m.
Location:       MIT
                Building E51, Room 149
                Corner of Amherst & Wadsworth Streets
                Cambridge, MA

Schedule:       7:00 - 7:30   Introductions/Resume Sharing/Job Openings
                7:30 - 9:00   Speaker's presentation and discussion
                9:00 -        Adjourn to local eating/drinking
                              establishment

Coordinator:    Bill Bogstad

Speaker:        Lois Bennett
                Harvard University

Topic:          "SAGE Certification"

Abstract:

Lois Bennett will present an overview of the SAGE Certification 
program to date and share some of the plans for the future. Followed 
by a lively discussion of the pros and cons of certification in 
general and SAGE Certification specifically.

SAGE Certification is a multi-platform program created by and for 
system administrators. The program came into existence through SAGE 
as a response to industry demands for vigorous, job-specific 
evaluation. Certification of system administration professionals is a 
growing industry, and the purpose of SAGE certification is to enhance 
the professional standing and technical rigor of system 
administrators. SAGE certification represents the highest quality 
professional examination that is practically oriented and focuses on 
both core competence as well as specific system administration tasks. 
The testing is of merit to system administrators, and as such, SAGE 
Certification is a distinctive certification program for system 
administrators.

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Directions:
    An ASCII map of the immediate area is appended.

    A better map is located at:
        http://www.bblisa.org/#mit_directions

    Park on-street or in the MIT lot on Hayward St.

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        *  ASCII Map to MIT Building E51  *
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                           \                  //
                            \Broadway        //
                             \              //                  //
                           T  \            //                  //
                               \          //                  //
   Main St.                     \        //   Longfellow     //
  --------------+---------+------+------++--)------------(--++--
                |         |            //       Bridge     //
                |Hayward  |Wadsworth  //                  //
              P | St.     | St.      //                  //
                |         |         //                  //
   Amherst St.  |         |        //                  //
  --------------+---------+       //Memorial          //
                       E51 \     //Drive             //
                            \   //                  //
                             \ //                  //Storrow
         M. I. T.             ++     Charles      //Drive
                             //     River        //
                            //                  //
                           //                  //
    Key:
        E51 -- Building E51
          T -- Kendall Sq. MBTA stop (red line)
          P -- MIT parking lot



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