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= ESPIn {{#var:espin_year}} = | = ESPIn {{#var:espin_year}} = | ||
CSDMS is excited to announce that '''ESPIn {{#var:espin_year}}''' will be held | CSDMS is excited to announce that '''ESPIn {{#var:espin_year}}''' will be held July 29th through August 6th | ||
at the [https://seec.colorado.edu/ Sustainability, Energy and Environment Community] (SEEC) facility | at the [https://seec.colorado.edu/ Sustainability, Energy and Environment Community] (SEEC) facility | ||
on the CU Boulder East Campus. | on the CU Boulder East Campus. | ||
Participant costs (reimbursement for transportation | Participant costs (reimbursement for transportation costs up to $600 for national and $1200 for international students, enrollment, accommodations, breakfast and lunch on teaching days) will be supported for 25 participants. | ||
Applicants are responsible for dinners, and all other incidental expenses. | Applicants are responsible for dinners, and all other incidental expenses. | ||
All applicants selected for ESPIn {{#var:espin_year}} are also expected to | All applicants selected for ESPIn {{#var:espin_year}} are also expected to participate in a webinar showcasing their demonstration projects that will be available for community participation sometime in August or September 2024. | ||
Continued lodging support will be provided from | Continued lodging support will be provided from Sunday, July 28th to Tuesday, August 6th, breakfast and lunch each day will be provided. | ||
== Important Dates == | == Important Dates == | ||
* December 1: Application window opens | * December 1: Application window opens | ||
* January | * January 26: Application window closes | ||
* February | * February 16: Notifications | ||
* | * July 29-August 6: ESPIn {{#var:espin_year}} | ||
== Agenda == | == Agenda == | ||
An example agenda for ESPIn {{#var:espin_year}} can be found [[ESPInAgenda2023|here]]. | |||
This agenda may change slightly as we secure guest science lecturers and career panelists, | This agenda may change slightly as we secure guest science lecturers and career panelists, | ||
Revision as of 11:34, 25 August 2023
ESPIn 2023
CSDMS is excited to announce that ESPIn 2023 will be held July 29th through August 6th at the Sustainability, Energy and Environment Community (SEEC) facility on the CU Boulder East Campus.
Participant costs (reimbursement for transportation costs up to $600 for national and $1200 for international students, enrollment, accommodations, breakfast and lunch on teaching days) will be supported for 25 participants. Applicants are responsible for dinners, and all other incidental expenses.
All applicants selected for ESPIn 2023 are also expected to participate in a webinar showcasing their demonstration projects that will be available for community participation sometime in August or September 2024.
Continued lodging support will be provided from Sunday, July 28th to Tuesday, August 6th, breakfast and lunch each day will be provided.
Important Dates
- December 1: Application window opens
- January 26: Application window closes
- February 16: Notifications
- July 29-August 6: ESPIn 2023
Agenda
An example agenda for ESPIn 2023 can be found here.
This agenda may change slightly as we secure guest science lecturers and career panelists, but the ordering and duration of the lesson topics and team project development blocks are likely set.
Apply
To apply for ESPIn 2023, please fill out this Google Form (opens Dec 1, closes Jan 27).
For your application, please prepare one PDF document containing the following sections:
- Motivation statement (250 words max). Why are you interested in earth surface process modeling? What research questions are you working on? Does your research involve modeling? What experience do you have in numerical modeling and data analysis? What programming languages and development tools do you use? What do you want to learn?
- Diversity statement (150 words max). Explain any past or present activities that have contributed to increasing diversity, and describe how you envision your future work to contribute to increasing diversity.
- Resume (half a page max). Be sure to list your proficiency with programming and model development.
Applications will be evaluated on a 10-point scale based on:
- scientific motivation, relevance of research interests/goals, disciplinary background, and career stage (3 pts);
- programming experience and motivation to ramp up skills (3 pts);
- diversity statement (3 pts).
