This year, a session on developing a manual for project directors has
 been scheduled at the SRA Annual Meeting in Toronto.  We invite you to
 share your thoughts and perspectives on this topic.  We'd like to hear
 about your best and worst experiences with developing and promoting
 the use of investigator's guides:  hilarious, scary, appalling,
 endearing.  What do you feel should absolutely, positively be included
 in every good investigator's guide?  What was your purpose in
 developing the manual (encourage activity, demystify the process, lay
 down the rules, etc)?  What were some of the best resources for you as
 you pulled your manual together?  Is your manual available on the Web?
 If so, what is your URL?  What strategies have you employed to get
 your project directors to actually use the manual?  How is your manual
 distributed?  How is it updated?

 In addition, we would like to invite you all, once again, to bring in
 samples of your existing manuals for display throughout the annual
 meeting.  Manuals will be collected at the Membership table near the
 Registration area.  Please be sure to include the following
 information:  Is the manual accessible on the Web (if so, please
 provide the URL)?  Are hard copies available?  At what price?  Who
 should be contacted for further information?

 Please email your responses directly to Kim Forde at xxxxxx@umich.edu.

 Thanks!  We look forward to hearing from you.

     Kim Forde
     Terry Manns
     Marcia Zuzolo