OFFICE MEMO scholars interested in Demotic Date:10/9/96 It was agreed at the 6th International Congress of Demotic Studies held in Cairo from September 2-8, 1996, that it would be very useful to have a standing list of scholars interested in Demotic studies. For this reason, such a list will be compiled and maintained on the World Wide Web page of the Oriental Institute's Chicago Demotic Dictionary (http://www-oi.uchicago.edu/OI/PROJ/DEM/Demotic.html). This list will also be available, from Janet Johnson at the addresses below, to people who do not have access through the Internet. All scholars, whatever their field of specialization, who would like to be informed about future international congresses for Demotic studies are requested to send to Janet H. Johnson, at the postal or e-mail addresses listed below, as much of the following information as is relevant: name, address, name and address of institution, phone number, FAX number, e-mail address, WWW-page address, area(s) of interest within Demotic studies. Since the value of the list will depend on its completeness and accuracy, which cannot be verified in Chicago, all Demotists and interested colleagues are urged to submit information about themselves, their current or recent students, and other interested colleagues. As part of this list, an attempt will be made to identify institutions which are currently involved in Demotic studies. For universities which offer a program in Demotic, please provide the name of the university and the specific department or program within the university, the address, phone and FAX number, and e-mail and WWW addresses of the department, and the name(s) and title(s) of faculty teaching Demotic. For museums which have Demotic materials in their collections, please provide the name of the museum and the specific section or department of the museum, the address, phone and FAX number, and e-mail and WWW addresses of the department, and the name(s) and title(s) of the responsible curator(s). For libraries which acquire Demotic materials, please provide the name (and any institutional affiliation) of the library, the address, phone and FAX number, and e-mail and WWW addresses of the library, and the name(s) and title(s) of the appropriate contact person(s). If lists of recent and "in progress" dissertations and theses involving Demotic are provided, these will also be posted. Janet H. Johnson, Oriental Institute, University of Chicago, 1155 East 58th Street, Chicago, IL 60637, USA; e-mail: j-johnson@uchicago.edu