[ABFM] ABFM Teaching Database Project

[Rebecca Hendrick]

Dear ABFM member,

My name is Garrison Marr and I’m a graduate student at the University of 
Illinois at Chicago. I am compiling a database of teaching materials on 
behalf of the Association for Budgeting and Financial Management or 
ABFM. The database will be comprised of case studies, budget exercises, 
syllabi, reading lists and other information of that nature for 
educators and practitioners to reference at ABFM’s website (www.abfm.org).

We would greatly appreciate you submitting any of these materials to us 
from courses you teach pertaining to budgeting and financial management. 
I realize that many of you make your syllabi and other course materials 
available through your personal or university website, but we think that 
having as many teaching materials as possible available and organized on 
one website would be a valuable and efficient resource for many people. 
We are having a particularly difficult time collecting academic 
materials at the Ph.D. level, and assignments and case studies at any 
level (although our reading list and syllabi libraries are becoming 
pretty impressive).

If you have any materials of this nature, please send them to me via 
email, gmarr2 at uic.edu <mailto:gmarr2 at uic.edu>, or in a hard copy format to:

Garrison Marr
College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
412 S. Peoria St, Suite 115
Chicago, IL 60607-7064

Please contact me with any questions or concerns regarding the project. 
In addition to email, you can also contact me at (312)355-2286 
Monday-Thursday from 12-5. Or contact ABFM Chair Dr. Rebecca Hendrick at 
hendrick at uic.edu <mailto:hendrick at uic.edu> or (312) 355-0305.

Thank you for your time and consideration. Any materials contributed to 
the database will be greatly appreciated!


Thanks again,

Garrison Marr

-- 
Rebecca Hendrick
Assoc. Professor
Public Administration (M/C 278)
University of Illinois at Chicago
412 S. Peoria St.
Chicago, IL   60607
312/355-0305 (O)
312/243-3970 (H)
312/996-8804 (F)

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