Conference Grants for Educators to Attend SIGAda 2005
SIGAda 2005
Conference Grants for Educators
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November 13-17
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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Goals:

The ACM/SIGAda Conference Grants program is intended to help educators introduce, strengthen, and expand the use of Ada in secondary school, college, and university curricula. We welcome a proposal from anyone whose goals meet this description.

Benefits:

Travel funding is not included in the grant program.

How to Propose:

In order to be considered for a grant, prepare a brief proposal and send it by e-mail by 26 October 2005 to
Prof. Michael B. Feldman
The George Washington University
Department of Computer Science
Washington, DC 20052

Email: MFeldman at GWU.Edu

The proposal should contain three specific items:

  1. Cover Letter: A cover sheet with your name, address, phone number, and e-mail address (if available). It should be stated that you would not be able to attend the conference without the support of this grant. It would be useful to obtain a statement from the appropriate department chair or dean, to the effect that he/she has read and supports your propsal, including assurance that the necessary travel funds will be made available to you if the grant is awarded.
  2. Proposer's Statement (500 words maximum): A statement of the proposer's background, environment, and plans.
    • Environment : The current curriculum in your institution
    • Plans: What you plan to do with Ada in the curriculum and how these plans relate to the current environment in your school
    • Background : The relevant experience that you bring to the plans
  3. Course Selection: State which tutorial(s) or workshop(s) you would like to attend, and if it is not obvious, the relevance of these courses to the plans above.

Evaluating Proposals:

All proposals will be evaluated by educators who teach and use Ada in their curricula. Proposals will be evaluated on: Notification of Award decision will be made by email within a few days of receipt of proposal. Grantees will receive instructions for on-line registration. Registration using the award instructions will be accepted until 31 October 2005.

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