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Co-Chairs: Mary
Czerwinski (Microsoft Research, USA) & Jim
Hollan (University of California, San Diego,
USA)
The objective of the symposium is to provide
a supportive setting for feedback on graduate
students' current work and guidance on future
directions. Student participants will meet and
discuss their work with each other and a panel
of experienced researchers and practitioners.
The goal is to offer students comments and fresh
perspectives on their current work. PhD and
MFA students from all disciplines concerned
with creativity and cognition are encouraged
to apply. The application should include a one-page
summary (abstract of current work and brief
biographical sketch), a four-page description
of current work and the expected benefits of
participation, and a letter of recommendation
from a faculty member. We expect grant funding
will allow us to provide symposium participants
with complimentary conference registration and
reimbursement for travel and accommodations
(maximum
amount tbd).
Proposals must be submitted to Jim Hollan at
hollan@cogsci.ucsd.edu.
NOTE: ** The submission deadline is now
extended until DECEMBER 22, 2006 ! **
Proposals should be a maximum of 1 page (summary)
+ 4 pages (proposal description). The one-page
summary will be published in the conference
proceedings. This page should be in ACM SIGCHI
two-column format.
THE CORRECT TEMPLATE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS
AVAILABLE AT: http://sigchi.org/chipubform/
Please note that *illustrations*
can be in color for the ACM Digital Library,
but will be printed in black and white for the
conference proceedings.
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