Dear SHINE Community, 
 
As you may know, SHINE newsletter have transitioned to a new format. In the last two issues there were relevant information for the community and we would like to be sure that you are aware of it.
If you did not receive any of the newsletter issues, please check your spam folder (title was SHINE Newsletter). If you don’t find the newsletters in the spam folder, then please go to the bottom of this email and click in the ‘subscribe or unsubscribe’ link. I would also ask you to forward this email to your colleagues or students to ensure they are aware of this newsletter. This will be the last time we use this channel to communicate with you.
 
If you have any question or concern, don’t hesitate to contact us at shinecommunity99@gmail.com.
 
We would also take advantage of this email to wish you Happy 2022, with health, joy and many lively scientific discussions!
Sincerely,
 
Teresa and Noé

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SHINE COORDINATOR POSITION AVAILABLE
The Steering Committee has decided to make this position of workshop coordinator open and competitive in the community. The current workshop coordinator is Teresa Nieves-Chinchilla. The 2022 workshop will be a transition workshop for the in/out coordinators with main duties taken care by Teresa, but also providing an occasion for a smooth transition and training for the incoming workshop coordinator. The position is in charge of the logistics of running the workshop, including proposing the venue to the rest of the steering committee, organizing the transportation of students. The workshop coordinator is also a member of the SHINE steering committee and participate in the science discussion as well. Ability to serve as the PI of NSF grants is a requirement of the position. 
The SHINE workshop coordinator should have attended several SHINE meetings and preferably helped organize a session at SHINE.
If you are interested, send an email to shinecommunity99@gmail.com with a 2 pages bio BY JANUARY 31, including information about previous SHINE attendance and SHINE session organization and the answer to the following questions: 
- Why are you interested in the position of SHINE workshop coordinator?
- What particular skill sets would you bring as the SHINE workshop coordinator? 
- What was your least/most favorite SHINE venue and why?
 
  
 
 

SHINE Newsletter

Dear SHINE community, 

The 2022 SHINE workshop is currently planned for the week of 2022 June 26-July 1 in Honolulu, Hawaii. This year, we are requesting session proposals through an online google form (link provided below). The deadline for session proposals is 2022 January 31. Note that we are not presently requesting session proposals for the joint GEM-SHINE day. Based on the community feedback that we gathered at our summer online workshop, we are soliciting two separate types of sessions: 1) focused sessions (e.g., “electron and ion distributions in the solar wind” or “potential field solutions”) and 2) multi/cross/inter-disciplinary sessions (e.g., “Observations of turbulence and reconnection on the solar surface”, “Connecting heliophysics and laboratory plasma physics”). These two types of session proposals will be assessed and scheduled separately. We expect to choose ~6-12 multi-disciplinary sessions and ~10-15 focused sessions.
 
Also per the community feedback, there will be additional time and space for networking opportunities and small group discussions/meetings, which will not require a proposal.
 
https://forms.gle/9Y4qcWgdHEGj8YQZA
 
Best regards,

Noé Lugaz, Chair
Teresa Nieves, Coordinator
 
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