The  Center for Environmental Resource Management in Latin America
(CERMLA) is looking for a second team member for the Urban Information
Management Project in Santiago, Chile.  The first team member is Cecelia
Coleman, a joint degree ILAS/LBJ student.  If you are interested, please
respond by sending a resume, cover letter, and copy of all graduate
transcripts to Cecelia Coleman at CERMLA, as soon as possible. CERMLA's
mailbox is in the ILAS reception area (top right-hand side when facing
boxes).

We expect the project to begin in September.  The project partners are the
United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), the City of
Santiago (Office of the Mayor), the University of Chile, and the University
of Texas.  The two team members would be expected to stay one to two months
in Santiago, Chile and to attend preliminary training sessions at UNITAR
headquarters in New York and Clark University in Worcester, MA.

Funding is available under a National Security Education Program
(NSEP)grant that UT received for 1997-1998.  The amount available will vary
depending on students' qualifications.  If you are a UT graduate student
and a U.S. citizen with moderate proficiency in Spanish and/or Portuguese
and some prior coursework in public or international affairs, you probably
meet NSEP requirements.

We hope to find a second team member with the following qualifications:
significant experience with urban issues and information management,
especially electronic information systems, including Geographic Information
Systems (GIS), Internet applications, and Dbase and other information
management software.  Spanish fluency is required, as well.

Call Cecelia at 232-2176 or e-mail her at lpkh667@uts.cc.utexas.edu with
questions.