1993 ISOC Trustees Election

Nominated Candidate

	Gary Malkin

	gmalkin@xylogics.com


   Gary Scott Malkin received his B.A. in Computer Science from Boston
   University in 1983 and his M.S. in 1992.  After almost five years
   working for Spartacus (he was the model for Fibronics' two
   advertisements), and almost four years elsewhere, he is now happy as a
   Principal Software Engineer at Xylogics in Burlington Mass.  Gary is
   an active member of the Internet Engineering Task Force.  He is a
   member of the User Services Advisory Council and has chaired several
   Working Groups.  Currently, he is the chair of the RIP-2 Working Group
   and co-chair of the Internet User Glossary Working Group.  He is an
   author of several RFCs, including the "Questions and Answers" FYI
   RFCs.  Gary can be reached as: gmalkin@xylogics.com.

Here are a few specifics:

   I have attended 13 of the last 15 IETF Plenary meetings; my first
   was Ann Arbor in October 1988.  I am a Pioneer member of the ISOC.
   I authored, coauthored or edited the following RFCs: 1150 - FYI on
   FYI; 1177, 1206, 1325 - Questions and Answers for New Users; 1207 -
   Questions and Answers for Experienced Users; 1251, 1336 - Who's Who
   Biographies.  Additionally, there are three RFCs in the pipe for
   RIP-2, a fourth for the Internet Glossary, a fifth for the IETF
   Users Guide, and a sixth for a new Traceroute protocol.  In addition
   to RFCs, I have authored two articles for the Internet Society News
   (vol 1, numbers 1 and 3) and two articles for ConneXions (vol 5,
   number 8; and TBA).