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Dot Diva's mission is to create an exciting and positive image of computing for high school girls. Their nationwide survey revealed that not only do the majority of girls think of computing as "boring" and "hard," but they believe it fails to deliver two crucial benefits: "working with others" and "making a difference in other people's lives." Dot Diva's ultimate goal is to transform this negative perception. Come see what computing is really all about!
dotdiva.org will officially launch on Sept. 27, 2010!
Apply to attend the SC10 (supercomputing or scientific computing) conference this November 13-19 in New Orleans, LA!
The SC conference attracts more than 11,000 people to what is sometimes referred to as the annual reunion of the computing community. This year's conference includes technical papers, panels, workshops, social events, hundreds of exhibitors, and internationally known speakers, including
Al Gore, Former U.S. Vice President
Leroy Hood, President and Co-Founder of the Institute for Systems Biology
Justin Rattner, Intel Senior Fellow and CTO
SC10 is expanding the frontiers of HPC by creating a potent platform for demonstrating, debating and discovering innovative, cutting-edge advances in computation, networking, storage, and analysis through an exceptional technical program, an expanded exhibits area, an exciting education program and much more.
Student Volunteer Program:
Undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to apply as volunteers to help with the administration of the conference. Student volunteers will have the opportunity to learn about and discuss the latest high performance computing and networking technologies and meet leading researchers from around the world while contributing to the success of SC10. Students will receive complimentary conference registration, housing (for out-of-town volunteers) and most meals. Applications for Student Volunteers are available at http://submissions.supercomputing.org/
Read more about the SC10 Student Volunteer Program (http://sc10.supercomputing.org/?pg=studvol.html).
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