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o Cover Page
o Table of Contents
o Ptoject Suaaa,ry
o Project Deecriptioo
- Reaea,rchnee& aod Plaae
- Articipated Extest of Us€
- CSNET oembershiP aPPlicatioo
- Certification of CSNET Eligibiliiv
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o Sumrnary Propoeal Budget
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I{ope College
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This project will provide CSNET support to the Ilope College Computer ScieuceDepartment to implov€ the abiliiy of four faculty members aod their urdergladuate siudent
assietantsto carry on lteseatcb.Areas of res€archb€nefitied by this project will be concurlent systemsa,qalygisand desigo, softwore developmeotenvironments, computer graphics,
a,rtificial intelligence, and progra,nrmiogla.nguages.
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1.1
Project Description
Research Needs and Plans
On a geueral level, all research projects thich a,regoing on now a,:rdin the future will
benefft from CSNET accessthrough the increasedavz,ilability of softwareflorn repositories'
Becausethese repositories a,reserviced by inlormation serversthat dispatch softwale via
electronic mail, rather ihan simply making softwaream,ilablefor copying over Teloet/FTP'
these'r€,luable services a,te now much more accessible. This kind oI accessoa'kes other
work more accessibleand moves the researchprocess along more rapidly by permitting
the use of public dornaio softwa,reto relieve the burden of producing the sa'mesoftwale
locally,
Specific research projecis tha,t would benefft flom new accessare se'veral' Michael
Jipping from our department is currently involved in two research projects' The first is
a joint efrort with ilvestigators from the University of lowa. It involves the performa'tce
a,ualysisaad simulation of concurrent algorithme on va.riousarchitectutes- Becausethis is
a projbct of sevelal researcberswho a,regeographically divided, the ability to commumcate
electronically is invaluable.
Dr, Jipping'ssecondproject is the colstructioDof a,rrintegrateddesigltenvironmentfor
co[current systems. Ile is currently ilvolved in designing a speciffcation laoguage for the
descriptions of conculrent system processesand concullency control. This environment
tolls, a speciffcation a€eista'trt'and
will be composedof severalcoucrrrent Byetema,!ta.1y8i8
a.niroplementation genelator. Ptototype tools have been impleme[ted and they itrclude a
concurrency cootlol evaluato! alrd a system design comparator.
that would be coatactedvia CSNET include coinvestigaiors,a,uthorsof
Resea,rchers
cotrcullent algoritbms, levieweastarrd othe! studying the sarne aireaa. This set contains
Steve Bruell (University of Iowa), Bill Decker (University of lowa), Carla Ellis (Duke
University), Ray Ford (Universityof Iowa), DeoaisFriedel(Hewlett-PackardCorp.), Geratd Fisher (Courant Institute), Chris Ma.rlio (Uoiversitv of Adelaide, Adela.ide,South
Australia)r Roger Schultz (University of Iowa), Mike Wagner (SiemeasResea.rch),Brion
Wenhardt (University of lowa), David Yalrl (Carnegie-Mellon Univetsity), among a host
of others.
Dr. Jipping has appliedfor supportfor his work to the NSF Division of Computerand
ComputationResearch,the SoftwareSysteosDivision. His proposaltitle is "A Meihodologr and Supporting Enviroament for Concurrent SystemsDesign," Proposal ID Number
ccR-8714339.
the other thtee membersof the Computer SciIn additiol to Dr. Jipping's resea.rch,
eoce depa,rtmbrt are actively developing researchprogra,os for which accessto CSNET
will be extremely useful. This includes Dr. Hetb Dershem in the ffel& of probabilirtic
expelt systems,prograrnmiug languages,and geometric algorithms, Prcfessor Jim Slack iu
softwa.redevelopment environments, and Professor Gordon Stegink in computer graphics.
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Anticipated Extent of Use
As described in the previous seciioo, CSNET will be used by all four Computer Science
faculty members. The CSNET will be used most extensively by Dr' Jipping aod his two
undergraduate resea.rchassistants. It will also be laluable to Dr. Dershemwho is prcsently
. writin! a textbook ir Progra,oeing Languagesa,od will use CSNET to keep abreast of
cunent resea,rchin ihis ffeld. Professor Slack pla.os to work oo a Ph.D. in Computer
Scienqestactiog iu 1988, speadiag a period of time at a University and then returaiog to
Hope College as he completes tris dissertation. Accesstp CSNET will be very helpful to
him duriag all phasesof this project.
The iustitution will benefit by haviag a more vita,l lesea,rchProgram io Computer
Scieoce.This will lead to bette! Pleparatioa of our students for graduate scboof increased
ability to attra.t quality feculty, a,ndiaproved outside fuadiag opportuaities'
The institutioo is committed to continuiug the eupport of CSNET membership after
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Curriculum Vitae
2.L
llerbert
L. Dershem
2.1.1 Address
Departmentof Compute! Science
Hope College
Holla,qd, MI 49423
2.1.2 Education
Ph.D, in Computer Science August, 1969,PurdueUniversity,WestLafayette,IN 47907'
Dissertation:ApprozimolionoJBessel'sDiffetential Operalorof hactional Otdet by
Finite-Diference Operalon. Advisor: R.E. Lynch
M.S. in Computqr Science June 1967,Purdue University,West Lafayette,IN 47907
B.S. in Mathematics University of'Dayton, Dayton, OH 45469.
2.1.3
Re6earch Inter€sts
design;Prograromingsupport enviProgramming Lahguagea! programmingla,nguage
ronments;programmingmethodologies.
Artiflcial Intelligence: AI prograraminglaaguagesand environments;probabilisticexpelt syBtems;AI tutoling systems.
Computer Science Education: Approachesto teachingcompute! science,predictors
of successicurriculum models,
2.1.4
Professional Experience
Professor, Depa.rtmentof ComputerScience,Ilope College,Holland' MI 49423(August
1969-preseni).Chab of the Departmentsince1977.
Program,
Professor of Computer Information Systemst BostoaUdversity Overseas
Boston,MA 02215(August, 1982-July'1983).
Visiting Research Scieutist, Oak Ridge National Laboratoly' Oak Ridge' TN 37831
(July, 1977-June,1978).
2.1.5 Professional Societies
ACM, ACM-SICCSE,IEEE ComputerSociety,America.nAssociationfor Artificia'l Intelligence
2.1.6 Professional Activities (1981-1987)
institutlons'
7 iadustries,and 12 educationa,l
r Consultaotto 8 businesses,
o Delivered50 public lectures.
. Taught graduate courses irr Compute! Sciencefor Central Michigan University to
Amway employees,milita.ry personnel, and bealth ca,reprofessionals.
e Visiting Rufus FoundaiionProfeirsor,Ripon College,November'1983.
o Taught and directed six workshopsfor precollegeteachers.
r Reviewerof articles,books,and NSF proposals.
r loterim Director of ComputerServices'Hope College,July-August' 1984.
2,1.7
Grants and Awards
r Director or co-directorof three NSF grantsfor ComputerScienceeducation,1971-3,
1979-80.
1978-80,
r Oa,kRidge AssociatedUniversitiesSummerFellow, 1977
Fellow,Godda.rdSpaceFlight Center, 1976.
r NASA/ASEE SummerResea,rch
r Gra.ntfor Project COMPUTe' Da,rtmouthCollege,1974.
2.1.8 Publications
Problem by Finite Ditrerences,"5L4-41,/
o "Approximation of the BesselEigenva.lue
Nuner Anal.,8,4(Dec,1971)'pp. 706-716'
o "Bessel Diference Systemsof trtactiona,lOtdet," Math. Anal, and Appl , 39,3
(Sepi,1972),
pp. 558-563.
of
o "A Courseon Computingand Statisticsfor SocialScienceSlndetts," Proceedings
'the1972 Conferenceon Computersin the AndetgtaduateCurricula,pp. 525-528.
. "A RelationshipBetweenApproximationTheory and StatisticalMeasurements,"Pi
Mu Epsilon lournal, 6,2(Sptirg, 1975),pp 69-74.
o 'iDatabaseManagementSystems:An Era,luationoJ iheir Potential Useia the ManagementSystemsOffice, 1f,45,4 TechnicalReporT,Goddard SpaceFlight Cente!'
1976.
o Compulersin the TeachingoJMathemalics:A State of the Art Reporl,CONDUIT'
Max 1977,with D. Smith, D Mclaughlin, and A. Ziebur'
ComputerScienceEducation," SIGCSE
"Aa ExperieaceComponentfor Uadergradua,te
.B lleti',, 10,1(Feb,1978)'pp. 24-26.
"Computer Scienceat a Liberal Arts Qollege," CollegeCutriculum in Compdet
1978,pp. 128-132
Science,Engineering,and Dala Processing,
"Factor Game," PersonatComprting,2,6(June,1978),pp. 4449'
ond Com'
"Introducing ElernentarySchoolChildren to the Computer," Calculators
pzters, 2,6(Sept/Oct,1978),pp. 69-71,with J. Whittle.
ComputerEzercisetJor Eleiletulo,ry.9iaiiriicr, Compress,Inc., 1979.
Compulersin Teaching:1979 State ol the Art Repott of Instructional Conpltting,
Malhetnalics,and' Stalislict, CONDUIT, 1979,with D. Smith.
"A Surveyof Computingin Pli;te
'iior419,2(Jan,1979),pp. 7-10.
Liberal Arts Colleges,"foutnal oJ Dala Edtca'
. r'Reculsive Progta,ruming in BLSIQ," PeNonaI Cotnputing, 3,4(Apt' 1979)' pp. 161 Q
"A General Game Playing Program," Personol Computing,3,6(June' 1979)' pp.
70-75.
1979),pp. 34-35'
"TRS-80Tower of Ilafoi," BecreatiotalComputing,8,3(Nov-Dec'
to ChallengeElemeniarySchoolStudents,"?[e Compuling
"Using ComputerGa.mes
Teocher,7,E(Apt
/May, 1980),pp. 32-34,with J. Whitile.
uA ComputerWorkshopfor Elementaryand SecondaryTeachers," Prcceedings
of tke
1980,pp. 65-67,with J. Whiitle.
1980NationalEducalionalCompulingConfetence,
in BASIC," Digital Derign, 10,?(July'1980)'pp 20-24
"RccursiveProgra,rnming
CornpuletProblemSoioizg,EducationalDevelopmentCenter,Project UMAP, 1980.
Iteration and,CompulerProblem,9oloing,EducationalDevelopmentCenter,Project
UMAP, 1980,
"A Modular Introductory Computer ScieaceCourse," SIGCSE Bullelin, 73'I(Fet>'
1981),pp. 177-181.
2.2
Michael J. Jipping
2.2.1 Address
Depa.rtment of Computer Science
Hope College
Holland, MI 49423
(616)3S2-5U1
2.2,2
Education
Ph.D. in Computer Scieuce, May 1986,The Uoiversity of Iowa, Iowa City' IA 52242'
Dissertatioo: "An Information-Based Methodology for the Design of Concurreut
Systeos." Advisor: R.ayFord.
M.S. in CoEputer Science' Deceober 1984, The University of Iowa' Iowa Ciiy, IA
52242.
B.S. in Computer Science, May 1981,Calvir College'Gra.ndRapids,MI 49506.
2.2.3 Researchlnterests
Concurrent .computing systens and parallel programming: design,implemeotatioa,
aud modeliag of concurency cot rol; pairallel progradming methodologies;interproce€scomeuDicatioa mechanisms.
Programming languagesr proglalrming lasguagedesigaand implementation; compiler
construction; Prograrnming nethodologieo; programoing support eDvironments.
2.2.4
Profeesional Experience
Assistant Professor, Depa,rtmentof ComPutet Science'Ilope College, Ilolland' MI
49423(eia.rtingAugult' 1987).
Assistant Professor, Departneot of ComPute! Science,The Uuiversity of lowa, Iowa
Qity,lA, 52242(Augusi, 1986-Augusi,1987). Taught coulaeaolt programminglaoguage coucepts a,nd compiler coostruction. Pa,rticipated in depa.rtmental academic
and reeearchactivities as well as personal lesealch plojects.
The Uoiversityof Iowa,Iowa City,
Visiting Lecturer' Departmentof ComputerScieDce,
IA 52242 (January, 1986-July, 1986). Taugbt coulses olr progra.rnmiag laoguage
concqrts aod system softwa,re. Aleo pa,rticipated in departmental arademic and
researchactivitieg as well as persooal resea,rclprojects.
Research .A,ssistant, Depa,rtment of Computer Science, The University of Iowa' Iowa
Ciry, lA 52242(July, 1985-Deceober, 1985). tuaded by a grant froo the HewlettPacka,rdCompaay. Resea,rchon coocurent systemsr focusing on modeling, design'
aod perforroa.oceiesues.
Resealch Assistant, Depaxtment of Computer Science,The University of lowa' Iowa
offaculty in aspects
City, IA 52242(Sepiember,1984Jure, 1985).Generalassistaace
of their resea.rch. Included programoiqg' prepa,lation of figures and slides, and
special text formatting interfaces.
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Programming Consultant' Department of ComPuter Science,The Uoiversity of lowa,
Iowa City, IA 52242(January,1989-Augusi,198?)' Assisiedvariousunivemity departments aod a.reabusinessesin the designaod mainienaoce of so{twareon a va'riety
s1'stems(including VAX, PRIME, Apple, and IBM PC)'
of -ioi -d -i".o
"omputer
Teaching Assistant, Depa.rtment of Computer Science, The University of Iowa, lowa
Qily,IA 52242(September,1981-Augusi,1984).Four semestersof classroomieachiog (tv.o iu "FORTRAN Prograrnmio!" and two io "Survey of Computing" ) and
lour semestersassisting with courses (iucluding undergraduate programming and
gladuate cou$es in a,riidcial intelligence aDd comPiler coltstruction).
Applications Programmer, Squirt, lnc., Holla.nd,MI49423 (May, 1982-August,1982)'
Design a,adimplemented laboratory quality coatrol so{twa,reand instrucied lab sta'ff
as to its use.
Systems Programmer (pa,rt-time),Calvia CollegeComPuter Center' Grand Rapids'
MI 49506 (Sepiernber,l9?9-August' 1981). Developed'implemented,aod maintained system softwa,reoo two PFIME minicomputers.
IJ6er Consultant (part-time), Calvin CollegeComputerCenter,Gta.ndRapids'MI49506
(February,19?9-May,19?9) Assistantstudentsin computeruseand programdesign
and debugging.
2.2.5 ProfeseionalSocieties
A,C.M,,A.C.M._SIGPLAN
2.2.6
Profeeeional Activitiee
Refereefor the lnternational Couferenceoo Parallel Processing.
2.2,7
Research Grant Awards
for DesigningConcurrentSystems"'Un!
r M.J. Jipping, "A SpeciffcationLa,aguage
versity of lowa,Old Gold SummerFellowship'Juae-July,1987.
2.2.8
Publications and Reports
r M.J. Jipping and R. Ford, "Ao lnloroation Based Model of Concurrency Control,"
Departioent of Computer Science,The University of Iowa' Iowa City, IA (February
1987). Suboiiied for publicatron.
o R. Ford, M.J. Jipping, R. Shultz' aud B. Wenhardt,"On the Performanceof Concurrent Tree Algorithms,' Depa,rtment of Computer Science,The University of lowa,
Iowa Citg IA (December1986). Submiited for publication.
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M.J. Jipplug aod R. Ford, "Predicting Performancefor ConcurrencyControl Deon Measuremenland'Mod'elingoJ Com'
sigr:,"1987ACM SIGMETRICS ConJerence
puler Syslems,Banf, Alberta, Cana.da(May 1987)$o appear].
M.J. Jipping a.ndR. Ford, "PerformancePredictionin Distributed SysternDesign,"
Proceed,ingoJthe 1986RockuellInternational SoJtureEngineeringSymposium,pp.
CedarRapids,IA (Ociober1986).
3.2.1-3.2.8,
M.J. Jipping, "An Information-BasedMethodologyfor the Desigo of Concunent
Systems,"Ph.D. Thesis,TechnicalReport 86-01'The University of lowa, lowa City,
IA (May 1986).
R. Ford, M.J. Jipping, and R. Shultz, "On ihe Performanceof an Optimistic Concuuent Tlee Algorithm," TechoicalReport No. 85-07, Department of Computer
Science,The Universityof Iowa, Iowa City, IA (August 1985)
Eva.luationof Distributed ConR. Ford, R. Shultz, and M,J. Jippiog, "Perforoaaoce
on Reliability
currencyCo[trol Mechaaisms,"Proceedingto! the Fourth Sympo,siurn
oJ Disttibuled,Softuareoad DatabaseSy emc,pP 84-89,Silver Springs,MD (October 1984).
2.3
James M. Slack
2.3,1 Address
Depa.rtmentof Computer Science
Hope College
Holland, MI 49423
2.3.2 Education
M.S. in Computer and Communication Sciences , May 1984'University of Michigan, Ann Albor, Michigan.
B.S. in Business Administration
Pleasaot,Michigaa.
, December1977,Ceniral Michigan U!.iversity,Mt.
2.3.3 Researchlnterests
Software Development Environments: desigoof correct plograms, use in introductory proglarnmitrg courses,compiler and interprete! iutegration.
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2.3.4 ProfessionalExperience
Instructor , Depaxtmeri of ComputerScieoce,Hope College'Ilolland, Michiga.n,49423
(September1985to Present).
Fleelance Programmer (September1984to July 1985).
Teaching Assistant , Department of Computer a,nd Courmunication Scieoces,Univer1982- Mav 1984). .
sity of Michiga,:r,Ann Arbor' MI (Septe.mber
Operations Research Technician , Gerbel Products Company, Freoont, Michiga'n
(Ja.rruary1978- August 1980).
2.3.5 ProfessionalSocieties
ACM, ACM-SIGPLAN
2,3,6 Grants and Awards
o J.M. Slack,"Designol a ProgramDevelopmentEnvironmentlVhich EnfolcesLogical
Design," Maithew J. a,rrdAnae C. Wilso!. Foundation Faculty Development Fund
Graot (Summer1986).
2.4
Gordon A. Stegink
2.4.1 Addrese
Depa.rtmentof Computer Science
Hope College
Ilolland, MI 49423
2.4,2 Education
A,M. in Mathematics Juoe 1963,WashingtonUDivelsity,St. Louis, MO.
A.B. in Mathematics June 1961,Hope College,Holland, MI 49423.
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Graduate Work in Computer Science at PennsylvaaiaStateUniversity,Sr:Emerterms,
1967and 1968.
2.4.3 Researchlnterests
Cornputer Graphics: SolidsModeling;Workstations;RenderingAlgorithms'
Systems Analy6is: ModelingTools;User Euvironme[ts.
2.4.4
Professional ExPerience
Associate Professor, Depaxtmeotof Computer Science,Hope College, Ilollaod, MI
49423(August L981-Preseot).Aciing Cha,irot the Depa.rtment1982-1983
Manager of Computer Operations and Ijser Services, GrandValley StateColleges,
Allendale,MI 49401(August 1970-August1981).
Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science, Gland Valley State
Colleges,Alleadale.MI49401 (August 1970-August1974)'
Assistant Professor of Mathematics' DickinsonCollege,Ca.rlisle,PA (Augusi 1965Augusi 1970).
Graduate Fellow, Depadment of Matheroatics,WashingtonUniversity,St' Louis' MO
(August 1961-August1965)'
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RUI Irnpact Statement
Eope College is a four yea.r libera,l a,rts college with approxioately 2500 studenis' It
is pa.rticula,rly kaowa for its scientific resea.rchprograros wtrich involve undergraduate
students. Tlaically, 50 studetrts work full time during the sunune! on research projects
directed by faculty of the Natura,l Scietrce Divisioo, Much of the resea'rchin the Division
receivessupport &om NSF, NIII, aad the ResearchCorporatio!, as well as other agencies'
Over the last three years, ao averageof over $650,000pet yea.rwas awa,rdedto faculty of
the Division.
The Cooputer Scieoceprogtaro at Eope ie based on exteasive coursework, wide use of
computer facilities, a,ndresea.rchexperience. The Computel ScienceDepa'rtment consists
of four faculty members, all of whom are active in research involving students The
curiculum requirerneots encoulage studetrts to ta,ke adwa,ntageof faculty researchefforts'
For exa.mple,iD the l8st yea,rof coursework, earh mojor is expected to participate in the
senior project Eenina,r, Studente in the semioar complete"a oajor research project' do
ercteasivereadiog in the literature, aod a,ttend lectures ald discussiooscoveriag a wide
ra,ogeof topics in the field. Over the laet five years, a,lraver&geof 17 students per year
have doae independent projecte under faculty supervision. Over 20% of the depa'rtment's
majors pursue adva,nceddegreeswitbiu two yea,rsof graduation,
The Computer ScienceDePartmeot ha€ not attracied outeide fuldiog for ite researchio
the past due to the heavy teaching loads in the dePaatmentaud the difrculty in attracting
faculty active ia fuadable resea,rch.Lower elrollments io Computer Scienceand the hirirg
of Dr. Jippirg have elirninated theeehindra,ucesand the furdilg of the propoeed project
will furtber encoulage the development and mailtenauce of a strong research program
in the Hope College Computer ScienceDepartment. This will bring in funding that will
permit increasedstudent participation in resea,rclt.
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Appendix
6.1
Major Equipment in the Hope College Computer Science
Department
. Preselt Equipment
- NCR Tovrer 16-ueerUnix Systeo V cmputef,
19 iBM PO-compatible computer systems
- 6 Epson printers
- Cooneciioa via teroinale to ca,mpuswide VAX 11/750 netwolk
r Equipmeot arnilable to support plopoeed ploject (August, 1987)
- SUN 3/160S-P1Server
- 2 SUN 3/50 M-4 DigkleesWorkgtatione
- 1 SUN LaserWriterLW110-02
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y 0 u r e f f 0 r t s l n t h l s m a t t e ro n b e h a l f o f t h e C o l j e q e .a n d
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November16,1987
Dr. Herb Dershem,Chairman
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Hollaoil, MI 49423
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The Conputer Science Departmentof Ilope College joined CSNETin 1987 and renained
in that rnetnbershipfor two years. In 1989, {'ith the pernrission of the RUI staff, the departrnent
used the rerirainder of the funds to connect directly to the Internet through the MERIT
Conputer Network and theiT connection to NSFNET.
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34 personhavinga physicalor menlalimpairmentthai subslantiallylimlls one or morenajor lil€ acllvltlgsiwhohas a recordof such
lmpairmenf;or who is reoardedas havinOslch inpanmenl, (Disabledindividualsatso should be couatedundet the appbp.iate
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AMERICANI NDIANOR ALASKANNATIVE:A personhavinOoriginsin any of the original peoplesot NorlhAm6nca,and who mainlain cullural ld€nllflcatlonthroogntibal arrlliationor communllyr6cognlllon.
ASIAN: A pelsonhavingorigins ln a.y of lhe orloinal peopl€sof EastAsia,SoutheastAsia and the Indlansubconlinenl.lh is area
includes,for example,China,India,Indonesia,Japan,Koreaand Vieinam.
BLACK,NOTOF HISPANICORIGIN:a personhavirg orlgrnsin any oi lhe black racialsroups ol Africa.
HISPANIc:A pe.sonof Mexioan,PuedoRioan,Cuban,
ol rac6.
CentralorSoulhAmericanorotherSpanishculiureororigin,rcgardless
pe6on
p€oples
PACIFICISLANDER:A
havins o.igins in any oJ lh€ orlglnal
ot Hawaii;the U.S. Paciflc T€(iiofi€s or Guam,
ArnericanSamoa,or the Nodhern Marlanas;the U.S.Tfust Tefrilory of Palaui the Islands o, Micronesiaor Melanesia;or the
PhlliDoines.
WHITE,NOTOFHISPANICOBIGIN:
A p€rsonhavlngoriginsIn anyof the orlqinalpoopl€soi Europe,NorlhAirica,or th6 l',{iddleEast.
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