| Meetings and Conferences -- GriPhyN/iVDGL Outreach |
- First GriPhyN/iVDGL `Education and Outreach Meeting' at
The University of Texas at Brownsville,March 1 (2002).
- The Alliance All Hands meeting, in Champaign-Urbana,
Illinois, in May 8-10 (2001). Details of the meeting will be available soon.
- The Annual National Educational Computing Conference
(NECC), in San Antonio, TX, in June 17-19 (2001).
NECC is the world's largest exhibition of educational technology where teachers from
around the globe gathered to learn about incorporating computers into the classroom.
NECC can drive over 13,000 teachers, K-12 and university level, from around the globe,
as well as a high attendance at the pre-conference activities. The conference
is a combination of workshops, inspirational speakers, formal presentations, and over
2000 information booths manned by education professionals with the primary objective of
providing resources, sharing ideas and introducing new technology for the use of educators.
- Note: The NECC 2002 program taking place in San Antonio, TX, June 17-19, is full, and it
is too late to schedule a GriPhyN/iVDGL talk now. However, we can still aim for a
presentation at NECC 2003 that will take place in Seattle, WA, June 30-July 2.
The Call for Participation will be online on the NECC 2003 Web site
August 30, 2002. www.neccsite.org. Here below is the contact information:
NECC Program Office: Malori Novak, ISTE, 480 Charnelton Street, Eugene, OR 97401
Tel: 541.349.7571, Fax: 541.302.3781, Email: program@neccsite.org
- Undergraduate faculty summer workshops
with 6 workshops around the country this summer, and 12 planned for next
summer to assist faculty with the integration of computational science
tools, resources and methods into their courses.
- The Annual supercomputing conference (
SC2002) to be held in Baltimore, November 16-22 (2001). This is a wonderful opportunity
for GriPhyN researchers to showcase their research, participate in
Education program,
and exhibit their research;
EOT-PACI will be drawing a large number of
faculty from MSIs to participate this year (30 attended last year); also a
great opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to learn about
latest in HPC technology and to learn about career opportunities in
research, education and industry.
- ANMSI meetings.
The overall goal of this project is to assist Minority-Serving Institutions as
they develop the campus infrastructure and national connections to become and remain
full participants in the emerging Internet-based "Information Age."
- Education and Outreach meeting in Hampton Univ. (May 15-16)
- A list of all GriPhyN and iVDGL meetings can be found
here.
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