Scholarships in Support of Tapia Conference Participation


 Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing
Conference 2005
Hyatt Regency, Albuquerque, New Mexico
October 19-22, 2005
 A Diversity of Scholars - A Tapestry of Discovery


The 2005 Tapia Conference scholarships have been established to encourage and 
support participation in the conference by people from groups that are 
underrepresented in computer science and computer engineering. Scholarships to 
cover 
travel, hotel accommodations, meals, and conference registration, are being 
provided to assure the attendance of those who would otherwise be unable to 
attend and ensure diversity in conference attendance. Preference will be given 
to 
students and mentors (from academia, industry, or government) who present 
posters, papers, and panels at the conference. In addition, preference will be 
given to faculty teams who bring students. The determination of the awards will 
be based on need.
 Scholarship applications must contain:


     1.     Contact Information
This should include the applicant's full name, school name and address, home 
and email addresses, and phone number(s) where the applicant can be reached 
during Summer 2005.


     2.     Demonstration of Financial Need
This should include an explanation of the financial circumstances of the 
applicant.

     3.      Statement of Conference Interest
Applicants should state their interest in attending the conference, and 
describe their contribution to any activities involving underrepresented groups 
in 
science and technology.


     4.     Statement of Current and Future plans.
Students:
Applicants should describe their current research work, if any, in computer 
science or engineering. They should also include a detailed description of any 
completed computer science/engineering courses or programs and any future 
plans.
Faculty:
Applicants should describe their current research as well as any relevant 
courses taught. Faculty that serve as advisors or mentors to students applying 
to 
this conference should explicitly state so.

     5.      A faculty letter of recommendation. (Students only)

Scholarship applications are available here and should be submitted via the 
website. The application deadline is Friday, May 6, 2005. Late submissions will 
be considered as funds become available.

Scholarship award recipients will be posted after July 17, 2005.
Scholarship applicants should register after the awards list has been posted.



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