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Florida House Sergeant at Arms Earnie Sumner will Retire

Longtime Florida House Sergeant at Arms and NCSL Officer, Earnest "Earnie" Sumner will be retiring next month after 42 years of legislative service. More

Courteous & Effective Communication:  Social Media & Email 

Formal letters and phone calls were once the norm but times have changed.  Today, email is our primary form of communication, and social media provides an easy outreach tool.  More

State Budget Update:  Spring 2013

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National Legislative Program Evaluation Society (NLPES)

 NLPES Listserve Sign-Up 

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The NLPES Listserve is up and running. An e-mail discussion group for NLPES members, this listserve allows a message to be sent to all NLPES e-mail subscribers simultaneously. You and your office can participate by posting "events" you think would be important to the membership (e.g., report publications and executive summaries, new hires, etc.), philosophical audit questions and ideas (when a muse captures a bit of your scant spare time...), and, best of all, questions regarding audits.

 

 

 

 

 


  

About the NLPES Listserve

Well over 10% of our NLPES membership is now "enlisted" on our NLPES Listserve, and that number is growing. More offices are announcing their latest report offerings and there have been numerous people "efficiently and effectively" gathering the basic information necessary to more quickly advance their own research on the topics of the day. States are now using the list server for publication notices of the reports they have issued. E-mail interchanges have also tapped states' research experience on evaluation topics as diverse as forestry studies and regulation of child care facilities to analyses of judicial system caseloads.

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How to Sign-up for the NLPES Listserve

Your agency's key contact now has his/her e-mail address registered. How about you? The more use made of this service, the greater our agencies' interdependence and performance can become. If you are interested in enrolling, follow the directions below.

  • Address an e-mail message to NLPES-L-REQUEST@NCSL.ORG
  • Leave the subject area blank
  • Type in the message area: SUBSCRIBE
  • You will get a "Welcome" message back if you are successful.

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How to unsubscribe from the NLPES Listserve

To unsubscribe from the NLPES Listserve follow the directions below.

  • Address an e-mail message to NLPES-L-REQUEST@NCSL.ORG
  • Leave the subject area blank
  • Type in the message area: UNSUBSCRIBE

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How to send a message on the NLPES Listserve

Send a message to all NLPES subscribers by e-mailing NLPES-L@NCSL.ORG. Leave three blank lines at the beginning of your message to allow room for the listserve's automatic warning statement.

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"Netiquette" for the NLPES Listserve

Thanks to you, the NLPES Listserve has been relatively free of "party line" banter.  However, when using the listserve, please remember the following:

  • Listserve authors should provide their e-mail address or telephone number for convenience. (If your e-mail software supports a signature line for outgoing mail, that expedient is nearly automatic.)
  • When replying to a listserve e-mail, consider whether you should "broadcast" the response or contact the person directly by personal e-mail or telephone.

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