Abstract
There was a general consensus among the attendees at one of the documentation sessions at SIGUCC User Services Conference V that: a. There is no generally accepted published style for university computing center newsletters and documentation. b. It would be useful to have published guidelines that User Services personel could use to help choose a style for their publications.Accordingly, a national survey of User Services groups will be conducted to identify the most common styles in use today and to publish a style manual that can be used by User Services groups in the future to choose styles implemented by other User Services groups.
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