SC08 Education Program Onsite Program — Page 2

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Wherever you're from, we're thrilled that you're here.

The SC08 Education Program represents a transitional year as the second year of a four-year endeavor spanning SC07 through SC10. It is also a transitional year for developing and sustaining curricular materials driven by high performance computing and communications technologies, and the important integration of these materials into curricula that prepares future scientists, technologists, engineers, mathematicians and teachers.

You have a challenge before you. Will you engage the instructors, interact with your contemporaries, and take part in all that the SC08 conference offers? Our goal is to is to change classrooms across the country. We will facilitate you in using the instruction and collaborations to impact the sustained use of computational science and the computing and communications technologies that are highlighted through the SC Conference.

We urge you to follow up with your experiences here in Austin and attend one of the regional, week-long workshops held throughout next summer.

Please take a moment to extend a word of thanks to the people, organizations, and industrial partners that make a sustained Education Program possible. The Education Program committee members, a list of supporting organizations and a list of contributing institutions are included in this program and are displayed on banners throughout the Convention Center. This will help them appreciate the efforts they have put in towards your success.



SC08 Education Program Committee

Education Chair: Paul Gray - University of Northern Iowa
Pathways Physics: Dave Joiner - Kean University
Pathways Biology: Jeff Krause - Shodor
Pathways Parallel Computing: Dave Joiner - Kean University, Tom Murphy - Contra Costa College,
     Charles Peck - Earlham College, Kristina (Kay) Wanous - University of Northern Iowa
Infrastructure: Kevin M Hunter - Earlham College, Alex Lemann - Earlham College
Pathways Chemistry: Shawn Sendlinger - North Carolina Central University
Advising and Organization: Scott Lathrop - Blue Waters & TeraGrid, Henry Neeman - University of
     Oklahoma, Robert M. Panoff - Shodor
Pathways Mathematics: Dan Warner - Clemson University
Pathways Grid Technologies: Scott Lathrop - Blue Waters & TeraGrid
K-12: Bonnie Sutton - George Lucas Educational Foundation, Steven Gordon - Ohio Supercomputer
     Center, Thomas Loughran - University of Notre Dame, Susan Ragan - Maryland Virtual
     High School
Local Education Coordinator: Brad Armosky - Texas Advanced Computing Center
Deputy Director: Tom Murphy - Contra Costa College
Web Development: Kristina (Kay) Wanous - University of Northern Iowa
Pathways Engineering: Steven Gordon - Ohio Supercomputer Center
Logistics: Tina Garnaat - Krell Institute, Michelle King - Krell Institute
Poster and Booth Coordination: Masakatsu Watanabe - University of California, Merced
 
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