Domestic-workshops

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Summer 2009 Domestic Workshops

Location	Dates	Topic(s)	Instructors	Lead Instructor	Local Contact(s)	Notes	Offsets
Oklahoma State University	May 17-23	Computational Chemistry for Chemistry Educators	Shawn Sendlinger Clyde Metz Henry Neeman Victoria Crockett	Clyde Metz	Henry Neeman Dana Brunson		Oklahoma EPSCoR will support Oklahoma attendees.
Calvin	May 25-30	Introduction to Computational Thinking	Bob Panoff Stephanie Stevenson Dan Warner Jose D'Arruda Andrew Fitz Gibbon Ebonee Farrow (Laura McGinnis)	Bob Panoff	Joel Adams Randy Prurim Sharon Gould Pat Buist
Kean University	Jun 7-13	Parallel Programming and Cluster Computing	Dave Joiner Tom Murphy Henry Neeman Kay Wanous Leandro Avila Diaz Ken Craft Andrew Fitz Gibbon George Chang	Tom Murphy	Dave Joiner [djoiner@kean.edu] Judy April
UC Merced	Jun 7-13	Computational Biology for Biology Educators	Jeff Krause Masa Watanabe Ananth Kalyanaraman Jo-Anne Rodriguez Alaena Alilin	Jeff Krause	Masa Watanabe Martha Narro Vicki Bryan		Local staff time. iPLANT support, 50% of costs maximum $7,400. 24 participants and 3 instructors
Widener University	Jun 14-20	Computational Physics for Physics Educators	Dave Joiner Richard Gass Norman Chonacky	Dave Joiner	Jeff Rufinus	CANCELLED
LSU/Center for Computation & Technology	Jul 5-11	Parallel Programming and Cluster Computing (and petascale)	Tom Murphy Charlie Peck Kay Wanous Henry Neeman Andrew Fitz Gibbon (at PSC) Kevin Hunter (at PSC) Leandro Avila Diaz Ken Craft	Charlie Peck	Kathy Traxler [ktraxler@cct.lsu.edu] Steve Beck [sdbeck@lsu.edu]	AG with PSC, will need one or two bodies in Pittsburgh
Atlanta	Jul 5-11	Introduction to Computational Thinking	Bob Panoff Susan Ragan Clyde Metz	Bob Panoff	Tiki Suarez-Brown [tiki.suarez@famu.edu] Mir Atiqullah [matiqull@spsu.edu] Mary Smalley Charles Hardnett Tracey Martin-Toomer
Florida	Jul 12-18	Computational Thinking in the Grades 6-12 Classroom	Bob Panoff Stephanie Stevenson Susan Ragan Laura McGinnis Clyde Metz Tom Murphy Tom's student	Laura McGinnis	Stephanie Stevenson [stevensons@duvalschools.org] Sanjiv Samant [samant@ufl.edu] Tom Loghran [loughran.8@nd.edu] Bonnie Bracey-Sutton [bbracey@aol.com]
Ohio State University	Jul 12-18	Computational Engineering for Engineering Educators	Steve Gordon Ashok Krishnamurthy Jim Giuliani Andrew Fitz Gibbon	Steve Gordon	Steve Gordon
University of Arkansas	Aug 2-8	Introduction to Computational Thinking	Bob Panoff Henry Neeman Susan Ragan Clyde Metz Laura McGinnis Ebonee Farrow Baochuan Lu	Bob Panoff	Amy Apon Kim Jones <kimj@uark.edu> Diane Didier <diane.didier@areon.net> "Shannon E. Stewart" <shstewar@uark.edu> "Diane B. Didier" <dbdidier@uark.edu> Jim Goodlander <jgoodlander@walton.uark.edu> Sandy Kizer <skizer@uark.edu> David Chaffin <dchaffin@uark.edu> Jeff Pummill <jpummil@uark.edu> Wesley Emeneker <ewe@uark.edu>
OU/OSCER	Aug 9-16	Parallel Programming and Cluster Computing	Henry Neeman Tom Murphy Charlie Peck Andrew Fitz Gibbon Leandro Avila Diaz Ken Craft Bullpen - Kay Wanous, Kathy Traxler	Henry Neeman	Henry Neeman		Oklahoma EPSCoR will support Oklahoma attendees.

Locations we probably won't be able to do:

• UT El Paso
• Pellissippi (Introduction to Computational Thinking?)
• Puerto Rico (HASS)
• SPSU

Partnerships:

• Intel international
• Intel parallel and distributed in Portland

Offsets still to be factored-in:

• Blue Waters
• TeraGrid
• Find the details of additional offsets in the proposals

Additional Considerations:

• Firm-up Blue Waters partnerships, which P and D workshops will have petascale content?
• Firm-up TeraGrid partnerships
• Consider partnering with IU and Craig Stewart
• HASS will focus on Pathways this year with an eye towards a 2010 workshop
• SPSU will partner with Tiki's group this year with an eye towards a 2010 workshop

People to add to the big list:

• Ken Gamradt, EE & CS Department, South Dakota State University, ken.gamradt at sdstate.edu
• Dan Stanzione, Arizona State University
• Jeff Krause jeffk@shodor.org
• Masa Watanabe UC Merced,
• Rafael Tosado Interamerican University of Puerto Rico
• Greg Goines or Mary Smith at NC A&T
• Carmen Cintron crcintron@sagrado.edu
• Greg Wolffe wolffe@gvsu.edu
• Joel Adams adams@calvin.edu
• Jeff Rufinus

Criteria for choosing (draft):

1. local team's commitment to our educational goals
2. ability to meet budget (both their ability to meet budget demands and our ability to find cost savings on travel)
3. ability to recruit participants
4. coverage of country
5. subject matter (plus for only site to host a subject desired, minus if subject area is oversubscribed compared to demand)

Notes:

• Assume a maximum of 30 attendees and about 4 instructors and 2 assistant instructors per workshop.
• Google Calendars are being setup to track a) workshops, conferences and outreach and b) people's personal blackout times.