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Jeanne M. Slattery (JMS), an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Clarion University (Clarion, PA), conducted this issue's interview for the Generalist's Corner. She uses electronic communication to mentor students us well as to help students develop a sense of being members of an academic community. She interviewed Mark Mitchell (MM), an Associate Professor of Psychology at Clarion University, who has written and presented extensively on the use of the World Wide Web (Web) in the classroom. Mitchell coordinates the home page for the Society for the Teaching of Psychology ( http://psyl.clarion.edu/mm/Division2/d2.html ). His classes can be found at psyl.clarion.edu/mm , and Slattery's can be accessed through psyl. clarion.edu/jms/index.html .
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