ISCA '94 Student Travel Grants

Announcing:


                              FINANCIAL AID FOR U.S. STUDENTS TO ATTEND
                THE 21ST INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE


                                  FROM THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION


In anticipation of a group travel grant from the National Science Foundation
for student attendees of The 21st International Symposium on Computer
Architecture (ISCA'94), Chicago, Illinois, April 16 - April 21,
1994, you are invited to submit an application for travel support.


The awards will be $300 for students outside a 500 mile radius of Chicago
or $150 for those within. Students presenting papers at the symposium
will have priority and will be awarded $300 regardless of their geographical
location. Such awardees must present their papers at the symposium.
Other awards will be
given to individuals who have provided special service to the symposium
(e.g., organizers, workshop speakers, etc.); to non-presenting co-authors;
and to other applicants from the computer architecture community. Any
member of the U.S. scientific community, irrespective of nationality, who
performs work in the U.S. is eligible to apply. Special considerations
will be given to minority applicants. Air travel must be on U.S. flag carriers.


Applicants supported by other grants and contracts are expected to
obtain travel monies from their supporting institutions. Since only about
thirty awards will be made under this program, it is important that other
sources be used where available.


Applications received by April 8th will have priority. Those received
afterwards will be selected on a first come first served basis until funds
run out. Travel grant recipients are determined by a selection committee
consisting of the the following members:


Alan Berenbaum, AT&T Bell Labs (chair)
Dave A. Patterson (University of California, Berkeley)
Dharma Agrawal (North Carolina State University, Raleigh)


A short trip report along with documented conference registration and
travel expense receipts is required within one month of the end of the
symposium. This material should be sent by award recipients to:


Prof. Wen-mei Hwu
Coordinated Science Laboratory
1038 W. Main St.
Urbana, IL 61801
w-hwu@uiuc.edu




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APPLICATION FORM FOR ISCA'94 STUDENT TRAVEL GRANT
from National Science Foundation


NAME:______________________________________________________________________


TELEPHONE:_____________________________ E-MAIL:____________________________


UNIVERSITY AFFILIATION: ___________________________________________________


DEPARTMENT: ________________________________SOCIAL SECURITY #: ____________


MAILING ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________


___________________________________________________________________________


___________________________________________________________________________


THESIS ADVISOR: ___________________________________________________________
(Ask him/her to send an e-mail to Dr. Alan Berenbaum at adb@research.att.com
stating that you are a full time student pursuing an MS/Ph.D thesis in the
area covered by the Architecture Conference under his/her supervision.)


LIST PAPERS ACCEPTED TO ISCA'94:
    1. TITLE:______________________________________________________________
          PAPER PRESENTER:____________________________________________________
    2. TITLE:______________________________________________________________
          PAPER PRESENTER:____________________________________________________


STATE OTHER SERVICE TO ISCA'94 (e.g. workshop presentation, etc.)
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________


BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF YOUR TECHNICAL INTERESTS WITHIN COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________


PLEASE STATE OTHER SOURCES OF TRAVEL MONEY AND EXTENT OF NEED:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________


ESTIMATED TRAVEL EXPENSES:
        TRAVEL: (From _____________________, To__ ___________________)
        ESTIMATED DRIVING DISTANCE:________________________________________ or
        AIR-CARRIER TO BE USED: ___________________________________________
        ROUND TRIP COST:___________________________________________________


Return completed application form in e-mail to:
        Dr. Alan Berenbaum, AT&T Bell Labs
        adb@research.att.com
        (908) 582-3655


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Professor Andrew A. Chien 1304 W. Springfield Avenue
Department of Computer Science Urbana, IL 61801
University of Illinois Email: achien@cs.uiuc.edu
Phone: (217)333-6844
FAX: (217)333-3501

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