Senior Projects Presentations Today

Although this is an undergrad event, it may very well trigger some ideas suitable for extended or graduate level research projects.  All are welcome.

Time: 1700-1820
Place: HT 131

Housing for DC interns

The College has set up access to limited amount of low-cost housing near Washington D.C.  I heard they were located in places such as Arlington, Alexandria, etc.  This is open to both undergraduate and graduate students.  My understanding is that you need letters from the internship place and the College to get in.  Contact the College career centre for details.

STUDENT TRAVEL FELLOWSHIPS for 2014 International Conference on Social Computing, Behavioral-Cultural Modeling, & Prediction (SBP14)

Applications of computation  in social behaviour studies is the trend...

 

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STUDENT TRAVEL FELLOWSHIPS  AVAILABLE

 

The SBP Conference will provide a limited number of student registration/travel awards to assist students to attend the conference. The awards will cover conference registration via reimbursement for local students. For non-local students, the award will cover reimbursement of up to $1000 for registration, travel, and lodging expenses. To apply for the award, students must:

1) Submit your request online using the Travel Scholarship Application Form available at  http://sbp-conference.org/awards/

2) Ask a university faculty member to submit a simple letter of support confirming the applicant's student status to sbp14sta@gmail.com

Incomplete application will not be processed. The awards will be allocated on the basis of student qualifications, need, and available funding. Please note that students do not have to be an author of a paper or a winner of the challenge program of SBP 2014 in order to apply.

Guest lecture 4:00pm HT 316

Dr. Steve Penn is going to give a guest lecture in HT 316 at 4:00pm today (Thursday).  All are welcome; graduate students in CS/IT/MIT programs are encouraged to attend.