Re: Newsletter Help & Idea Request

[Kari G Andres <kandres -at- UDel -dot- Edu>]

i would suggest that you look first in your mailbox :-) i get so many
newsletters every day from various organizations, from banks, volunteer
organizations, etc.  part of being able to design a good newsletter is
being able to recognize the elements that are good/bad work/don't work in
other newsletters.  

Kari Gulbrandsen
Marine Outreach Specialist
College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware
http://copland.udel.edu/~kandres/default.htm
http://www.thewritingden.com

On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, jnolan - Joan Nolan wrote:

> I'm taking a technical writing class. My project for the class is a
> newsletter. I've been trying to find good examples of newsletters designs,
> layouts, mastheads, etc. My mentor suggested a I post my question to your
> list service and see if anyone would be willing to send me copies of
> newsletters they have developed or ideas they may have for finding
> layout/format suggestions. Thank you for the help.
> 
> Joan E Nolan
> Network Services
> 630-971-4813
> joan -dot- nolan -at- acxiom -dot- com
> 
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