TG11 Student Volunteers

The TeraGrid'11 Conference will be held at the Marriott Downtown in Salt Lake City, UT from July 18-21, 2011.

The conference is in need of up to 20 students to help with the organization and execution of the event. If you are interested in serving as a TeraGrid'11 Student Volunteer, please provide the information below for consideration.

Notifications will be made by June 10. Pending support from NSF, travel, lodging, and conference registration will be provided for the selected students.

Student Volunteers will be expected to be on-site in Salt Lake City beginning Sunday, July 17 through the end of the conference on Thursday, July 21.

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* 1. Enter your Contact Information:

Name: *

School/University: *

Address: *

Address 2:

City/Town: *

State: *

ZIP/Postal Code: *

Email Address: *

Phone Number: *

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* 2. Academic Status

High School

Undergraduate

Masters Candidate

Doctoral Candidate

Major, or primary interest/field of science

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* 3. Please provide a brief (200 words or less) statement on your motivation to serve as a volunteer at TeraGrid'11.

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* 4. Skills/Task/Interests

Although no special skills or experience are necessary for most volunteer positions, some familiarity with computing platforms, audio/visual aids, or office software is often helpful. Please check the appropriate boxes to indicate the areas in which you have skills, experience, interest, or willingness.

User Support

Networking

Audio/Visual

Media Relations

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* 5. Other Skills

Please identify other skills you have that might be useful at the conference. e.g fluency in sign language or other spoken languages, etc.

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* 6. Additional Information

If you have additional information that would help us to evaluate your application, or questions for the Student Volunteer committee, please include them here.

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* 7. Availability

Please indicate which days you will be available to work at the conference. Student Volunteers will be expected to provide 10-20 hours of support to the conference. Hours and assignments will be determined once the pool of volunteers and the conference schedule have been set.

Sunday, July 17 (Set up)

Monday, July 18 (Tutorials, Opening Reception)

Tuesday, July 19 (Student Programming Contest, Poster Session, Visualization Gallery Reception)

Wednesday, July 20 (Awards)

Thursday, July 21 (Closing Sessions)

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* 8. Where did you hear about the TeraGrid'11 Conference?

	Yes	No
Teacher/Faculty/Advisor	Teacher/Faculty/Advisor Yes	Teacher/Faculty/Advisor No
TeraGrid Researcher	TeraGrid Researcher Yes	TeraGrid Researcher No
TeraGrid Staff	TeraGrid Staff Yes	TeraGrid Staff No
Conference	Conference Yes	Conference No
Email	Email Yes	Email No
Open Science Grid (OSG)	Open Science Grid (OSG) Yes	Open Science Grid (OSG) No
NSF Graduate Research Fellow (GRF)	NSF Graduate Research Fellow (GRF) Yes	NSF Graduate Research Fellow (GRF) No
TeraGrid Campus Champions	TeraGrid Campus Champions Yes	TeraGrid Campus Champions No
Attended Student Program at previous TeraGrid Conference	Attended Student Program at previous TeraGrid Conference Yes	Attended Student Program at previous TeraGrid Conference No
Other	Other Yes	Other No

Please let us know who told you about TeraGrid'11, or which conference you attended:

The following questions are optional, but your response will help us plan a balanced and inclusive program for all attendees.

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* 9. Gender

Female

Male

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* 10. Which, if any, under-represented group(s) are you a part of?

Alaskan Native or American Indian

Black or African American

Hispanic or Latino

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

Two or more races

Woman

Disabled

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* 11. Adaptive support issues

Do you have any physical constraints that should be taken into consideration when assigning tasks at the conference (e.g. mobility, vision, etc)?

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* 1. Enter your Contact Information:

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* 2. Academic Status

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* 3. Please provide a brief (200 words or less) statement on your motivation to serve as a volunteer at TeraGrid'11.

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* 5. Other SkillsPlease identify other skills you have that might be useful at the conference. e.g fluency in sign language or other spoken languages, etc.

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* 6. Additional InformationIf you have additional information that would help us to evaluate your application, or questions for the Student Volunteer committee, please include them here.

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* 7. AvailabilityPlease indicate which days you will be available to work at the conference. Student Volunteers will be expected to provide 10-20 hours of support to the conference. Hours and assignments will be determined once the pool of volunteers and the conference schedule have been set.

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* 8. Where did you hear about the TeraGrid'11 Conference?

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* 9. Gender

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* 10. Which, if any, under-represented group(s) are you a part of?

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* 11. Adaptive support issuesDo you have any physical constraints that should be taken into consideration when assigning tasks at the conference (e.g. mobility, vision, etc)?

* 5. Other Skills

Please identify other skills you have that might be useful at the conference. e.g fluency in sign language or other spoken languages, etc.

* 6. Additional Information

If you have additional information that would help us to evaluate your application, or questions for the Student Volunteer committee, please include them here.

* 7. Availability

Please indicate which days you will be available to work at the conference. Student Volunteers will be expected to provide 10-20 hours of support to the conference. Hours and assignments will be determined once the pool of volunteers and the conference schedule have been set.

* 11. Adaptive support issues

Do you have any physical constraints that should be taken into consideration when assigning tasks at the conference (e.g. mobility, vision, etc)?