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SPECIAL THANKS TO STAFF
CCC Staff
Ann Drobnis, Director Helen Wright Khari Douglas
CRA Staff especially
Andy Bernat, Exec Director Sandra Corbe@ Sabrina Jacob
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COMPUTING COMMUNITY CONSORTIUM SYMPOSIUM DAY TWO Mark D. Hill - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
COMPUTING COMMUNITY CONSORTIUM SYMPOSIUM DAY TWO Mark D. Hill - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
COMPUTING COMMUNITY CONSORTIUM SYMPOSIUM DAY TWO Mark D. Hill Vice Chair SPECIAL THANKS TO STAFF CCC Staff Ann Drobnis, Director Helen Wright Khari Douglas CRA Staff especially Andy Bernat, Exec Director Sandra Corbe@ Sabrina Jacob
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CRA STAFF
CCC Director: Ann Drobnis Senior Program Associate: Helen Wright Program Associate: Khari Douglas CRA ExecuFve Director: Andy Bernat Other CRA Staff:
– Peter Harsha, Director of Government Affairs – Sandra Corbe@ – Sabrina Jacob
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CRA STAFF
CCC Director: Ann Drobnis Senior Program Associate: Helen Wright Program Associate: Khari Douglas CRA ExecuFve Director: Andy Bernat Other CRA Staff:
– Peter Harsha, Director of Government Affairs – Sandra Corbe@ – Sabrina Jacob
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CRA STAFF
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Andrew Bernat CRA Director Helen Wright Research Associate, CERP Burcin Tamer Research ScienFsts, CERP Claire Brady Program Manager, CRA - W Brian Mosley Policy Associate Shar Steed CommunicaFons Associate
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The mission of the Computing Research Association's Computing Community Consortium (CCC) is to catalyze the computing research community and enable the pursuit of innovative, high-impact research.
COMPUTING COMMUNITY CONSORTIUM
National Priorities Agency Requests Open Visioning Calls Blue Sky Ideas Reports • White Papers Roadmaps • New Leaders Public Funding Agencies Science Policy Leadership Computing Research Community Council-Led Workshops Community Visioning
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Bring the computing research community together to envision audacious research challenges. Communicate these challenges and opportunities to the broader national community. Facilitate investment in these research challenges by key stakeholders. Inculcate values of leadership and service by the computing research community. Inform and influence early career researchers to engage in these community-led research challenges.
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Each proposal will be reviewed based on its potenFal to be a compelling vision and to engage a large segment of the research community, policy, and funding agencies. Proposals may be submi@ed by email anyFme to cccrfp@cra.org as an a@achment in PDF, Postscript, or WordA well-formulated proposal should do the following:
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
A well-formulated proposal should do the following:
- describe the visioning topic area
and its current state of development within the field
- explain the proposed acFviFes in
detail
- connect the acFvity and the vision:
how does the former support/ foster the la@er?
- jus2fy why this vision and this
acFvity are appropriate now,
- specify the intended outcomes of
the workshop, and
- describe how those outcomes can
be used to advance the visioning topic area.
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COUNCIL NOMINATIONS
The CCC’s Nomina.ng Subcommi4ee invites nomina.ons (including self-nomina.ons) for members to serve on the CCC Council for the next three years, beginning July 1,
- 2017. Please send nominaFons, together with the informaFon below, to
ccc-nominaFons@cra.org by 11:59 pm PST on Friday, February 3, 2017. The subcommi@ee’s recommendaFons will serve as input to CRA and NSF, who will make the final selecFon. Please include: Name, affiliaFon, and email address of the nominee.
- Areas of research experFse.
- Previous significant service to the research community and other relevant
experience, with years it occurred (no more than *five* items).
- A brief biography or curriculum vitae of the nominee.
- The names and contact informaFon (email and phone) for 2-3 people who would be
knowledgeable about the nominee’s potenFal for such a service role.
- A statement from the nominee of less than one page, supporFng his or her
nominaFon by describing his or her ideas for, and commitment to, advancing the work of the CCC in encouraging new research direcFons, engaging broader communiFes, and finding wider funding sources.
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SECURITY AND PRIVACY FOR DEMOCRACY
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Kevin Fu Moderator Michigan Roger Dingledine Panelist Tor Project Simson L. Garfinkel Panelist US Census Phillipa Gill Panelist UMass Daniela Oliveira Panelist Florida Dan Wallach Panelist Rice
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DATA, ALGORITHMS, AND FAIRNESS
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Nadya Bliss Moderator Arizona State Solon Barocas Panelist Cornell Kelly Jin Panelist Laura and John Arnold FoundaFon Nick Diakopoulous Panelist Northwestern
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CONNECTING COMPUTING WITH NATIONAL PRIORITIES
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Mark Hill Moderator Wisconsin Will Barkis Panelist Orange Silicon Valley Pai Brenan Panelist NIH Jim Kurose Panelist NSF Bill Regli Panelist DARPA