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CfProposals: Courses for the 2025 NASSLLI (23-27 June 2025), deadline: Nov 12
Dear NASSLLI enthusiasts:
It is our pleasure to invitecourse proposalsfor the 2025North Amer
ican Summer School in Logic, Language, and Information(NASSLLI), to be h
eldJune 23-27, 2025, hosted by theUniversity of Washington, Seattle.
NASSLLI provides outstanding interdisciplinary educational opportunities to
graduate students and advanced undergraduates in logic, linguistics, compu
ter science, cognitive science, and philosophy; it offers a venue where stu
dents and researchers from one domain can learn approaches, frameworks, and
tools from related disciplines to apply to their own work.
Courses should aim to be accessible to aninterdisciplinary, graduate lev
el audience. They may bridge multiplefields or focus on a single topic a
rea; interdisciplinary surveys and introductions to new research are both w
elcome in any subject matter that fits within the broad outlines of NASSLLI
's stated domain.
Recent iterations of NASSLLI can be found at the following links:
- 2022 at USC:https://ml-la.github.io/nasslli2022/
- 2020 online due to COVID:https://www.brandeis.edu/nasslli2020/
- 2018 at CMU:https://www.cmu.edu/nasslli2018/
Courses typically meet for approximately 90 minutes each day, Monday throug
h Friday; in addition, "bootcamp" tutorials are sometimes offered on the we
ekend before the main classes begin.
More details can be found below. We hope you will considersubmitting a c
ourse proposalanddistributing this call widelythroughout relevant
networks!
Submissiondeadline:November 12, 2024.
Proposal submission:https://openreview.net/group?id=NASSLLI/2025/Confe
rence
All the best,
Adam Bjorndahl (PC Chair)
Shane Steinert-Threlkeld (OC Chair)
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Proposal Requirements
Course proposals should be concise and include:
- Title & instructor(s)
- Outline of proposed course content (up to 500 words)
- Brief statement of teachingexperience(especially in interdisciplina
ry settings)
- Anticipated travel costs, including whether / to what extent this may be
self-funded (see
below)
- Any special equipment/requirements/accommodations that may be needed
-Submit proposals using OpenReview. (Please note that new profiles creat
ed without an institutional email will go through a moderation process that
can take up to two weeks; new profiles created with an institutional email
will be activated automatically.)
Funding
We hope to reimburse reasonable travel expenses for up to two instructors p
er course. In addition, we will make available appropriate accommodation fo
r participating faculty, and aim to cover the costs for instructors utilizi
ng this accommodation (again, up to two instructors per course). However, t
he availability of reimbursement will depend on overall funding, which is s
till uncertain. Thus, we strongly encourage all instructors tofund their
own travel and accommodation if this is feasible, since this will allow us
to use more of our funding for student scholarships and for reimbursement
for instructors without funding sources.
Important Dates
November 12, 2024: Course proposals due
December 15, 2024: Decision notifications sent
Contact
- For questions relating to proposals and proposal submission, please email
abjorn@cmu.edu, with 'nasslli' in the subject line
- For questions relating to local organization,please email Shane Steine
rt-Threlkeld atshanest@uw.edu, with 'nasslli' in the subject line
More information to come on our website:http://nasslli25.shane.st
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