Re: st: Re: Need someone to teach short courses

[Ted Anagnoson <anag999@silcom.com>]

gee, it's too bad I am not a biological/epidemiological person - glad to 
hear from you but not that you are not well.

Get better so we can teach again together!!! hahahahaaha

Ted



At 05:51 PM 10/26/2007 -0400, you wrote:

> I am scheduled to teach a  short course in Singapore in mid November
> (Nov19-21, but can be shorter or  longer upon discussion with company). 
> The subject is
> open, but relates to using  Stata to do research.
>
> I am unable to teach the course due to physical  difficulties at this time. I
> absolutely hate dumping out of the course,  especially since many have
> already made arrangements to attend. I was looking  forward to visiting 
> Singapore,
> and teaching at the hotel at which I would be  staying. The pay or honorarium
> is very generous. Is there someone in StataLand  who would agree to teach the
> course?
>
> ALSO
>
> I am also scheduled to  teach a single day course in Bahrain on December 3.
> The title of the course is  something like "Biostatistical and 
> Epidemiological
> Methods Using Stata".   The same medical problem that is prohibiting me from
> travel to Singapore is  prohibiting  me from travel to Bahrain. I would
> absolutely love to teach  these courses,  but cannot. Again, the fee for 
> teaching the
> course is  generous.
>
> Of course, aside from the fee for teaching the course, the  consulting
> company hosting the courses pays for airfare, hotel, transportation,  and 
> departure
> fees. In fact, all expenses are paid; the honorarium is on top of  that.
>
> I hope that someone in our Stata community will help out a firm  that is
> sponsoring courses in Stata in the Near/Middle East and SE Asia. I 
> feel  bad that
> I cannot teach these courses as I had intended.
>
> If you can help  with either or both of these courses, or want additional
> information, please  contact me as soon as possible. I have waited to see 
> if my
> physical situation  would change, but it hasn't, and is not likely to in the
> near future.
>
> Joseph Hilbe
> EMAIL: jhilbe@aol.com  or  Hilbe@asu.edu
>
>
> .
>
>
>
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