You may also want to look into JavaScript, a programming language, that is used a lot in web forms, e.g., for checking responses before they are submitted.
Instead of "baron" put your own username. You must use @sas.upenn.edu and not @mail.sas.upenn.edu or @psych.upenn.edu. The program will then send you an email message with your "names" (of input statements) in the order in which they appear, each followed by the value that the subject typed.
For further options, see the README and EXAMPLES files in /pkg2/src/formmail/ on mail.sas.
Instead of "baron" put your own username. The program will then send you an email message with your "names" (of input statements) in alphabetical order, each followed by the value that the subject typed.
When you use this program, you must tell the user that it gives the name of the user's computer, that is, everything after the @ sign in the email address. It does not give you the username, so you must ask for that in the form if you want it.
Full instructions are here, but you may not need to read them all, unless you want to try some of the options.