[GSAS-board] FW: Non-Profit

I was trying to view the Hydrostachyea plant specimens close-up but couldn’t because I needed to be a member of Aluka. This might be a benefit to the members of our club, as they could permanently archive our newsletter or God-forbid, our email chat. I know Erik and Paul are on an AGA mission right now, but I wanted to get this down before I forgot about it two weeks later at the board meeting.

Susan

-----Original Message-----
From: Aluka User Services [mailto:user_services@aluka.org]
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2008 3:49 PM
To: Susan Welenofsky
Subject: RE:Non-Profit

Dear Susan Welenofsky,

My name is Michael Gallagher and many thanks for your interest in Aluka.

Access to Aluka is available through participating non-profit institutions, such as universities and research organizations. In order for an institution to access Aluka, they will need to sign a participation agreement. Information about this participation agreement and how an institution can join Aluka is available at http://www.aluka.org/page/join/index.jsp.

If you have any questions about the participation agreement or Aluka in general, please do not hesitate to contact Aluka Library Relations at library_relations@aluka.org.

All my best and thank you again for your interest in Aluka.

Sincerely,

Michael Gallagher

Aluka User Services

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O: +1 609 986-2263

user_services@aluka.org

-----Original Message-----
From:   Susan Welenofsky (welenofsky@comcast.net)
Date:   Wednesday, November 12, 2008 03:35 AM
To:   user_services@jstor.org (user_services@jstor.org)
Subject: Non-Profit

Hello:

I am Susan Welenofsky from www.gsas.org and I would like to get a closer view of the plant specimens of the HYDROSTACHYACEAE family. I am in conference with Erik Olson of the Aquatic Gardeners Association http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/ and we have a great interest in this plant and would like to know as much as possible about it. May I have remote access with a user ID so we can learn more about Hydrostachyaceae?

Sincerely,

Susan Welenofsky

GSAS Board of Directors