[Nsa] Call for 2010 Colloquium Proposals

[Paula Fisher]

Call for Proposals from the NCAR Staff
2010 ASP Summer Colloquium

Deadline: August 31, 2009

ASP invites proposals from the NCAR staff for the annual Summer
Colloquium topic for 2010. As you may know, ASP hosts a summer
colloquium designed for graduate students. We favor subjects that
represent new or rapidly developing areas or research for which good
course material may not yet be available. The colloquium brings together
lecturers and graduate students for two weeks for classroom
presentations at NCAR and other forms of instruction and interaction.
ASP provides support for the costs of the meeting, typically for about
25 student participants and up to 10 lecturers from the community at
large.  The number of supported participants and lecturers will vary
depending on travel expenses.

Your proposal should be 2-3 pages in length. Successful proposals
include a non-NCAR co-convener.  Please include some detail
about how the colloquium will be structured, but not a day-by-day
schedule. You may wish to include some information about hands on
tutorials, along with prospective scientific co-organizers and
lecturers. Also, who are the target students? Please keep in mind that
the colloquium is not meant to support ongoing workshop activities; it
must be a stand-alone event, and it cannot be longer than two weeks.

If you plan to include hands-on computer tutorials or interactive
exercises, please provide us with details about that tutorial such as 
what type of computers will be required and who will be providing the 
systems support for the tutorial.  Also, please let us know if any GAUS 
will be required.  Feel free to contact me to discuss options with 
regard to tutorials.

The ASP has scheduled the colloquium for the following dates in 2010:
       Monday 6/7 through Friday 6/18

To see a list of recent colloquia, please see
http://www.asp.ucar.edu/colloquium/summer_colloquiua.php

Questions and proposals should be referred to Paula Fisher,
paulad at ucar.edu, x1328.

Sincerely,
Paula Fisher