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Call for Nominations of Graduate Fellows in the CRA Education Committee, Deadline: 30 Jan 2017

The Computing Research Association Education Committee 
<http://cra.org/crae> (CRA-E) is now accepting applications for the C 
<http://cra.org/crae/activities/fellows/>RA-E Graduate Fellows Program 
(http://cra.org/crae/activities/fellows/ 
<http://cra.org/crae/activities/fellows/>). The program provides 
opportunities for Ph.D. candidates in computing fields to contribute to 
CRA-E projects, network with computer science education advocates on the 
committee, engage in advocacy for mentoring undergraduate students and 
promote undergraduate research and education at the national level.

CRA-E plans to appoint up to two graduate fellows per year, who will serve 
as members of the committee, providing a voice for graduate students. The 
fellows will attend the annual CRA-E meeting (travel expenses funded by 
CRA-E), serve on a CRA-E subcommittee related to their interests and 
expertise, and contribute to the CRA-E Conquer <http://conquer.cra.org/> 
site (http://conquer.cra.org) that provides resources for undergraduate 
research and applying to graduate school.

In 2016, CRA-E selected two Ph.D. students, Keith Feldman 
<http://www3.nd.edu/~kfeldman/> (Notre Dame University) and Max Grossman 
<http://jmg3.web.rice.edu/> (Rice University), to serve as Fellows. Both 
Fellows have a history of mentoring undergraduates and advising them on 
pursuing graduate school and research. Click here 
<http://cra.org/cra-e-selects-graduate-student-fellows/> to view a profile 
on the Fellows.

Faculty members are invited to nominate a graduate student by January 30, 
2017.  More information for students and nominators is available at 
http://cra.org/crae/activities/fellows/ 
<http://cra.org/crae/activities/fellows/>.

Please nominate a graduate student and encourage your colleagues to do so, 
too!
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