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POSSE 2017-04 Application

An NSF-Supported Faculty Workshop held online February 23-April 19, 2017 and at Google, San Francisco, CA, April 20-22, 2017.

Please note that due to NSF funding, only full-time faculty members at U. S. institutions that are teaching in the United States are eligible for support.

This workshop has three stages of participation: Stage 1 includes approximately 20 hours of online (both asynchronous and synchronous) activities; Stage 2 includes a 2 ½ day face-to-face workshop; Stage 3 is ongoing participation in a community of faculty members who use HFOSS in their classes. Additional information about the workshop is available at http://foss2serve.org/.

Application deadline: February 13, 2017
Notification by: February 23, 2017

First Name *

Last Name *

Position *

Institution *

Department *

Address *

Phone *

Email *

How did you hear about POSSE? *

List any faculty members that you know who have attended POSSE. *

Degree program(s). *

We are interested in the degree program(s) in which you intend to use humanitarian free and open source software (HFOSS). For example, BS in CS.

Computing course(s). *

We are interested in knowing about the computing course(s) in which you intend to use HFOSS. For example, CS1, Software Engineering, etc. Please provide a one-sentence description for each course.

Your experience with H/FOSS. *

We would like to know something about your experience participating in or teaching about humanitarian free and open source software (HFOSS) or FOSS. We don't expect you to have any experience, but we would like to know if you do.

Why attend? *

Please tell us why you want to attend the POSSE workshop. What do you hope to get from the workshop? Why are you interested in HFOSS?

HFOSS in your curriculum *

Please tell us how you envision incorporating HFOSS into your curriculum. Describe any courses or other opportunities where you plan to include HFOSS at your institution.

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