Closing Statement of the TEI Advisory Board Meeting
 
29 June 1993
 
The TEI Advisory Board, including the individuals below acting as
representatives of the participating organizations indicated, has
considerd the work of the TEI to date as represented by the
6 June 1993 draft of TEI P2.
 
We approve of the directions in which this effort has proceeded,
and the progress which has been made in reaching the TEI's goals
in accord with the Memorandum of Understanding among Participating
Organizations and the Poughkeepsie Principles.
 
We endorse the TEI's plans for continuation of this effort and
for the development, dissemination, and implementation of the TEI
Guidelines, and look forward to continuing and enhancing cooperation
between the organizations we represent and the TEI.
 
 
[Present:]
 
    Professor Stephen Anderson
        (Linguistic Society of America)
    Susan Armstrong-Warwick
        (Association for Computational Linguistics,
        TEI Steering Committee)
    Dr. Winfried Bader
        (Association Internationale Bible et Informatique)
    Ms. Deborah Bendig
        (Alternate, Electronic Publishing Special Interest Group)
    Professor Elizabeth A. R. Brown
        (American Historical Association)
    Professor David Chesnutt
        (Association for Documentary Editing)
    Professor Martha Evens
        (Association for Computing Machinery-Special Interest Group
        on Information Retrieval)
    Professor Daniel Greenstein
        (Association for History and Computing)
    Mrs. Susan M. Hockey
        (Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing;
        Chair, TEI Steering Committee)
    Professor Nancy M. Ide
        (Association for Computers and the Humanities,
        TEI Steering Committee)
    Professor Ian Lancashire
        (Alternate, Modern Language Association)
    Dr. C. M. Sperberg-McQueen
        (Association for Computers and the Humanities,
        TEI Steering Committee)
    Dr. Donald E. Walker
        (Association for Computational Linguistics,
        TEI Steering Committee)
    Prof. Antonio Zampolli
        (Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing,
        TEI Steering Committee)