If you use Outlook, you can create a separate folder for all your RESADM-L e-mails.  That way, the e-mails go into the folder (which you can peruse at your leisure) and to do not clutter up your in-box.  To set up such a process, on your Outlook toolbar go to "Tools" and then "Rules and Alerts."

I use the digest form of receiving RESADM-L messages, and upon returning from two weeks of vacation there were nine "digests" waiting in my designated folder.

I also took the stress survey, and was glad to have the comments box at the end to indicate the reasons I stay in this field, which include the variety of topics I get to address, the sometimes inspirational faculty with whom I interact, and the pleasure of solving lots of little problems every day.  Of course, I'm still on a high from submitting a proposal through grants.gov a full week before the deadline (thanks to a wonderfully cooperative professor, who is amazingly well organized and whose only flaw is a fondness for dining on the roof of the Kennedy Center [very expensive - we've had to chat about fiduciary responsibility to the taxpayers]).

Landy

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Landy C. Johnson, MPA, Ph.D.
Director of Grant Development
Assumption College, Alumni Hall 024
500 Salisbury St.
Worcester, MA  01609-1296
(508)767-7666
xxxxxx@assumption.edu
http://www.assumption.edu/research

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