[HubbardBrook] LTER All Scientists' Meeting- workshop proposals and travel funding

[Gary Lovett]

Dear Hubbard Brook colleagues:



The LTER All Scientists Meeting will be held in Monterey, CA, Oct. 1-4,
2018.

 https://lternet.edu/lter-scientists-meeting-2018/



The LTER network office is soliciting proposals for workshops for the
meeting.  See details below.   Anyone, including investigators, post-docs
and grad students, can submit a workshop proposal.  I encourage you to
consider this.  Please let me know if you submit a proposal.



Also, the network office will fund the travel costs for 7 people per site.
If you or one of your students or post-docs would like to attend this
meeting and needs travel funding, please let me know by May 1.   If there
are more applicants than slots available, we will select 7 using the
criteria below.



This is always a fun meeting and we encourage as many people from HB as
possible to attend.



Thanks!



Gary





*Gary M. Lovett, Ph.D.*

Senior Scientist

Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies

Box AB, 2801 Sharon Turnpike

Millbrook, NY 12545 USA



*Phone*   845-677-7600 x132

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*From:* site-exec <site-exec-bounces at lists.lternet.edu> *On Behalf Of *Marty
Downs
*Sent:* Tuesday, April 17, 2018 8:00 PM
*To:* site-exec at lternet.edu
*Subject:* [LTER-site-exec] LTER All Scientists' Meeting - accepting
submissions for workshops and posters



Dear LTER site leadership teams--



Information on the LTER All Scientists Meeting has been posted on the
Network website, here:



https://lternet.edu/lter-scientists-meeting-2018/



*We are accepting workshop and poster proposals* for 90-minute and
180-minute workshop slots. Please encourage investigators, postdocs and
graduate students at your site to develop and submit workshop
proposals--especially those that require or would benefit from cross-site
collaboration.



This year, the Network Communications Office will be able to fund
attendance (travel, lodging, and registration) for 7 individuals per site
(~200) and we can accommodate more than 500 people total.



In mid-May, I will be reaching out to site PIs asking them to identify the
individuals your site would like to cover. Suggested criteria include:

   - Those without independent sources of funding--early career
   investigators (including graduate students), information managers,
   education and outreach managers.
   - Investigators or partners from under-represented groups
   - Those most likely to take advantage of, and benefit from, the
   opportunity to network and contribute to LTER Network science. (Submitting
   a workshop proposal might offer some evidence of engagement.)

Once we know who from each site will be covered, we will open up
registration for all.



Thanks,

Marty

-- 

Marty Downs

Deputy Director, LTER Network Communications Office


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