HURRICANE KATRINA

A Professor, and His University, Count on Distance Education

By DAN CARNEVALE

Robert S. Stufflebeam had never taught an online course before Hurricane Katrina struck. After the storm ripped through the Gulf Coast, the only way he could reach his students, who had scattered across the country, was through the Internet.

Mr. Stufflebeam is an assistant professor of...

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