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SUMMARY:Research Emerging Institutions with Large Computing Departments foc
 used NAIRR Pilot Classroom Expansion Conference
DESCRIPTION:Traian Marius Truta (Northern Kentucky University), in collabor
 ation with the Computing Research Association (CRA), Tracy Camp (CRA), Hon
 gchi Shi (Texas State University), Shaoen Wu and Chloe Yixin Xie (Kennesaw
  State University), and Junxiu Zhou (Northern Kentucky University), invite
  educators and researchers involved in incorporating advanced AI in course
 work (machine learning, neural networks, intensive GPU processes) to apply
  to participate at this NAIRR Pilot national conference. The goal is to bu
 ild a strong community of practice that expands AI education capacity and 
 leverages shared NAIRR Pilot resources.The primary audience includes facul
 ty, academic leaders, and research staff from research-emerging institutio
 ns with large computing programs.This conference is sponsored by the Natio
 nal Science Foundation (NSF), and travel support will be available for sel
 ected participants. In advance please look for funding from within your in
 stitution so we can maximize supporting as many as possible.To submit an a
 bstract to present (short talk, panel, workshop, breakout session) at the 
 convening click the Abstract Submission form for more details.Application
  Deadline: April 10Apply to ParticipateQuestions?: Please contact the PI -
  Marius Truta, Northern Kentucky University – trutat1@nku.edu or or DJ 
 Jones, CRA AI Education Postdoctoral Fellow - jones@cra.org. Checking if 
 Your Institution is EligibleResearch-emerging institutions with large comp
 uting programs are universities classified as R2 (Doctoral University – 
 High research activity), D/PU (Doctoral/Professional Universities), or M1/
 M2 (Master’s Colleges and Universities – Large programs) in the 2021 C
 arnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. Institutions m
 ust also be listed as public or private-not-for-profit. A large computing 
 program is defined as having more than 1,000 undergraduate and master’s 
 students enrolled in computing. Institutions with 750-1,000 students may c
 hoose to participate in either this track or the track for small-to-medium
  computing programs.If this doesn't describe your institution, please cons
 ider applying to attend one of the other NAIRR Pilot conferences if eligib
 le.
URL:https://support.access-ci.org/events/8976
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