[agents] EAAI-13 Student Travel Scholarships (Co-located with AAAI-13)

[Matthew E. Taylor]

EAAI-13 Student Travel Scholarships - Deadline June 3rd

Interested in attending EAAI?  EAAI-13 provides a venue for researchers and
educators to discuss pedagogical issues and share resources related to
teaching AI and using AI in education across a variety of curricular levels
(K-12 through postgraduate training), with an emphasis on undergraduate and
graduate teaching and learning.
See the following information about applying for travel funding.  It is not
required that you be an accepted author to apply for funding.

Full Description available at: http://eaai.cs.mtu.edu

Scholarship application deadline: June 3, 2013
Scholarship notification date: June 10, 2013

Thanks to the generosity of the National Science Foundation, we are able to
offer a limited number of scholarships to undergraduate and graduate
students to provide *partial support* for the costs involved in attending
EAAI-13.

To apply for a scholarship, please send the following information to Laura
E. Brown (lebrown @ mtu dot edu) by the scholarship application deadline.
We will notify you of scholarship decisions prior to the AAAI/EAAI late
registration deadline.

   - Put "EAAI Scholarship" in the subject line of your email.
   - Submit:


   1. Your CV (PDF preferred).
   2. A statement (up to one page) of what you expect to gain by attending
   EAAI. Please include a list of courses recently taught or TAed (and any
   relevant innovations developed in those courses, if applicable) and/or
   courses you anticipate teaching/TAing in the coming academic year. Finally,
   please list previous AAAI conferences attended, if any.
   3. An itemized list of your expected travel costs (registration,
   transportation, hotel, etc.).
   4. Please also answer the following questions:
      - Are you a co-author of an accepted EAAI paper, poster, or Model AI
      Assignment?
      - Are you presenting at EAAI?
      - Have you previously attended EAAI?

As a scholarship recipient, you will commit to:

   1. Attend EAAI and the EAAI Teaching and Mentoring Sessions on July 15th
   and 16th.
   2. Submit a post-conference summary of your EAAI experience and feedback
   on what was useful and what could be improved. We will use this in our
   post-conference report to the NSF as well as to consider changes for the
   next EAAI.

Questions? Contact Laura E. Brown