Sun User Group's Special Interest Group for Users of Java

Contact: office@sug.org, (617)232-0514
http://www.sug.org/java.html

Australia - AJUG - Australian Java Users Group

Regular meetings, programming contest, sample code.
Contact: adrian.vanzyl@med.monash.edu.au
http://sunsite.anu.edu.au/ajug

Hawaii

A Hawaii-based Java User's Group has formed and will begin meeting every Friday at noon on the campus of the University of Hawaii at Manoa, starting in January. To join the mailing list and find out details of time and location, please contact:
Contact: Philip Johnson (johnson@hawaii.edu)

Toronto- Java User's Group

The Toronto area JUG meets the first Tuesday of every month to discuss Java topics that will be of particular interest to programmers.
Contact: Greg Nenych, greg.nenych@solect.com
http://www.jug.org/.

New York, New York

Contact: fisco@planet.net
http://www.inch.com/~nyjava/

Staten Island, New York- Java Group

Contact: smithj@walrus.com
http://www.walrus.com/~smithj

Mid-Atlantic- Mid-Atlantic Java User Group

The first meeting will be in Vienna, Virginia.
Contact: jug@rssi.com
http://www.rssi.com/info/majug.html.

Southern Virginia Java User's Group (SVJUG)

Contact: George Pickering gpickering@msn.com
Target area includes Richmond, Norfolk, and Roanoke, VA. We plan to have meetings on the second Saturday of each month beginning in March 1996.

Baltimore/Annapolis, Maryland

A new user's group will be forming in Maryland and located in the Baltimore - Annapolis area. One of the main subjects of intrest will be Java, Hot Java and Java script.
Contact: Stephen Rudik sdrsolve@charm.net

North Carolina - RTP Java User's Group

Contact: Rayme Jernigan, rayme@vnet.net

Cinncinnati, Ohio

Our goal is to provide developer support, new applet demonstrations, share new ideas and promote the interest of all parties attending. Open to anyone from the (Tri-State Area) South Western Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and South Eastern Indiana areas.
Meetings are held on the forth Wednesday on each month.
Contact: Dennis M. Hartsock, dhartsoc@carsinfo.com, (513) 563-4542.

Cleveland, Ohio

REALOGIC, Inc., a Cleveland-based advanced technology consulting and systems integration firm, is initiating a Java Users Group for Cleveland and the surrounding Northern Ohio areas. The group will focus on exploring the proper and effective application of new Internet-based technologies (Java) and how to implement these tools to improve business processes.
The first meeting is scheduled for April 9, 1996.
Contact: Joel S. Pietrantozzi, j.pietrantozzi@realogic.com, 216.523.5800 or 800.523.5855

Atlanta Area Java Users Group

Anyone in the Atlanta area interested in starting a Java users group, please contact John Burke at 800-255-9119 or e-mail jcburke@tri.com. Joh says, "I am in the information gathering stage and would like to get a feeling for the level of interest in the Atlanta area for such a group.$quot;

Chicago- Great Lakes Java User Group

The Great Lakes Java User Group's first meeting is scheduled for 2/20/96 at 6:00 p.m. Interested people should contact Phil McGlauchlin at (847) 330-4294 or pmcglauchlin@gr.com>/A>.

Missouri & Kansas- Midwest Regional Java Users Group (MRJUG)

http://www.surinam.net/java/mrjug.html

Dallas, Texas- Java Metroplex User's Group (JavaMUG)

For the Dallas/Fort Worth area, meeting monthly.
Contact: Billy Barron, billy@utdallas.edu
http://www.utdallas.edu/orgs/javamug

Oregon - Oregon Java Interest Group

Open to the entire community. Interested parties with any range of Java programming ability are welcome to attend. The first few meetings will take the shape of Java tutorials.
Contact: Sean Russell, ser@jersey.uoregon.edu
http://www.cs.uoregon.edu/ojig.

Sacramento, California- Java Users Group

Contact: sacjug@ns.net
http://www.calweb.com/~statenet/sacjug

San Francisco, California - Java User's Group

To subscribe to the mailing list, send the words "subscribe jug your@email.address" in the BODY of a message to majordomo@dimensionx.com.
Maintained by Dimension X, Inc.
http://www.dimensionx.com/

Silicon Valley Java Users Group

Contact: Rick Loek Rickl@omnicell.com
The first meeting will be on February 27, 1996 at 7:00 pm. The meeting place at this time will be OmniCell Technologies, located at 1101 East Meadow in Palo Alto CA.

Mountain View/ Silicon Valley Java Users Group

To subscribe to the mailing list, send the words "subscribe mtvjug your@email.address" in the BODY of a message to majordomo@synopsys.com.
Contact: sudha@informix.com
http://www.mtvjug.org/mtvjug/home.html

Mexico City - Monterrey Institute of Technology

Starting January 2, 1995, we will be introdu- cing JAVA among our colleagues and fellow students, and hope to make an impact in our community. We will start with conferences in our cam- pus. We will then work throughout the semester writing applets for e- ducational purposes. Our focus will be the Virtual University. We will then teach a course in Object-Oriented Java programming. Whatever hap- pens next will depend on our creativity.
Contact: Enrique D Espinosa http://www.ccm.itesm.mx/~enrique/EECDOCS/Main.html

London, England- Java Users' Group

There is a mailing list for JUGGL - to subscribe, send an email to: juggl-request@compulink.co.uk. Since it is manual at present, something that I can parse as an indication that you want to subscribe will do.
Contact: Gordon gh@compulink.co.uk, 0181 296 9666.
http://www.compulink.co.uk/~java/

University of the Basque Country - Hypermedia & Multimedia Group, Computer Science Faculty of San Sebastian

The group has its main interests in

• Developing Adaptive Educational Hipermedia
• Create a system to mkae Hotel/Transportation reservations via Internet
• Add animation to our pages

We have meetings every week covering our last developments. In January, our meetings will be open to every student in the university (with some computer skills) and we will try to make closer Java and, basically, the Web to any user. Contact: Tomas A. Perez jippefet@si.ehu.es

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