I am curious about what other people who manage a Listserv at a university do with regard to supporting faculty who use lists for their courses. Just today, we put into production a Web site combined with a script to allow certain individuals (those in our Help Desk) to create lists whenever a request is made for a new list. Previously, I used to handle those requests myself through manual means. We thought about using the new Listserv Web tool to create lists, but its not quite what we want in that its overly complicated for our novice users and it does not provide a way to track departmental and user information. With this new Web site, one of our Help Desk consultants can use one of a set of designated computers to request a list for a client and the list will be created automatically. I also receive a report about each list created and another report that summerizes all existing lists. Most of this stuff is written in Perl. Eventually, we will set up an authentication mechanism so that we can let individual users request their lists. Anyway, the next project I want to do is to set up a way to automatically subscribe students to the lists for any courses they sign up for that use a Listserv list. I have some ideas on how this can be implemented within the framework at this university, but I am wondering if anyone else who runs a Listserv at a university has implemented such a system. Briefly, what I want to do is have a Web site available where a list owner can type in the name of his or her course-list, the course reference number for the course he or she is teaching, and the instructor's e-mail address and Listserv password then click on submit to activate this feature. I hope to implement this by the start of our next semester this coming January.