Page History

...

...

Campus Visits PY10 - To be scheduled when Travel Restrictions are Lifted in 2021

Conference Participation Prior to PY10/PY11
Campus Visits

...

Prior to PY10/PY11

1. California State University, San Bernardino - lead Rosie Gomez
   
   1. October 4, 2019 - introduction to student research faculty & others. Linda Akli, Jay Alameda, Kate Cahill, Rosie Gomez, Je'aime Powell
   2. February 21, 2020 - workshop planning meeting; faculty survey is underway that will inform the workshop planning
2. California State University, Los Angeles - lead Rosie Gomez
   
   1. October 5, 2019 - prepare for Spring 2020 Student Training, Linda Akli, Jay Alameda, Kate Cahill, Rosie Gomez, Je'aime Powell
   2. November 2019 - in-person trainer meeting held at SC to make introductions and provide background
   3. Schedule developed and listed above
   4. Session content under development via teleconferences
   5. Monthly planning calls with CSULA representatives
3. Atlanta University Center Consortium Data Science Initiative - lead Linda Akli
   1. Faculty survey administered
   2. Agenda development coordinated with faculty committee
   3. Introductory training to be delivered in January (noted on schedule above)
   4. In-person faculty committee meeting held after January training workshop to develop better understanding of intermediate and advanced training and support needs
4. Albany State University, Albany, GA, February 25 - 26, 2020, planning meetings for curriculum initiative

...

1. Jan 24, 2017, University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, Leadership Meeting & Technical Consulting (Akli, Alameda, & Cahill)
   1. Kate & Linda met with Senior Leadership to discuss curriculum and the potential for a consortium approach to address issues. XSEDE-Akli_Cahill_01_2017_UPRM.pdf
   2. Jay Alameda met with researchers and provided consulting support:
      1. Dr. Guillermo Araya  , Computational Fluid Dynamics: Previous user with an allocation request submitted to the March XRAC. Has access to blue waters for teaching a course and Interested in attending PEARC17.
      2. Dr. Dorothy Bollman, Mathematics: Current user with installation and environment issues self-installing Pycud in home directory, Jay submitting a ticket to request that Pycuda be installed initially on stampede and subsequently on all GPU systems.
      3. Dr. Edgar Acuna, Mathematics: Edgar is a previous user of XSEDE resources but wants to now engage as a big data user using Python and Spark. Jay recommended submitting a startup for comet, wrangler and bridges with ECSS support.
2. Feb 16, 2017, James Madison, Conference Call with Yasmeen Shorish, Data Services Coordinator, Assoc. Professor and Mr. Ben Delp, Director of Research Development and Promotion
   
   1. Call set up by Yvonne Harris, Ph.D., Vice Provost, Research and Scholarship, Division of Academic Affairs who was unable to attend call due to illness
   2. Presented an abbreviated XSEDE Overview What is XSEDE-Akli_02_2017_JMU.pdf
   3. Referral to Education Program (Kate Cahill) for additional discussion of curriculum, competencies
   4. Referral to Campus Engagement (Dana Brunson) for campus champions information.
   5. Since the call, JMU is planning on appointing a campus champion then will begin to develop a plan for training and possible XSEDE awareness events.
   6. There is one JMU power user who has been using resources managed by TeraGrid and XSEDE.
3. Mar 22, 2017, George Mason University
   1. Meeting with Jayshree Sarma, Interim Director, Research Computing and XSEDE Campus Champion
   2. Referral to XSEDE Education: Interest in how to expand Computational and Data Science curriculum at William and Mary, Old Dominion University, George Mason and several of the other smaller institutions.
   3. Referral to Campus Engagement and Student Programs: Jayshree would also like to offer HPC boot camps for students on her campus. Also participates in a VA consortium that might be interested in a presentation on the XSEDE Education Program. Consortium includes:
   4. Referral to PEARC17 Website: Interest in students participating in the conference. Some concern about the requirement for partial funding from a student's institution will be a barrier for GMU students.
   5. Due to the location of GMU and the surrounding population, GMU serves a diverse population including women. Suggested that approaching campus broadening participation programs or centers to make sure XSEDE information about student programs is distributed in a way to reach everyone. CEE-BP and CEE-Campus Engagement can work together to develop strategies and possible events.
4. April 25, 2017, Bethune Cookman University
   
   1. Meeting with Deans and Chairs to introduce XSEDE and discuss curriculum
   2. Meetings with a variety of campus representatives including IT and Library services
   3. Outcome, continued support for curriculum activities, potential collaborative proposals, and invitation to present at the Educational Justice Conference in July

Conference Participation Prior to PY10/PY11

Workshops Prior to PY9/PY10/PY11

...