Preparing TMT Future Science and Technology Leaders: A workshop for graduate students and postdocs
Saturday, 4 PM HST, December 3 through Wednesday, December 7, 2016 in Hilo, Hawai‘i, USA
The Thirty Meter Telescope International Observatory is sponsoring a workshop open to astronomy and engineering graduate students and postdocs from the TMT partnership. This workshop is being offered through the Institute for Scientist & Engineer Educators at University of California, Santa Cruz.
Participants in the workshop will gain:
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Knowledge about opportunities for future involvement with TMT
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Valuable skills such as project management from TMT leaders
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Leadership and teamwork experience through hands-on training activities
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Mauna Kea summit and existing observatory facilities visits
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Opportunity to help design a potential future TMT international program
Confirmed workshop leaders & instructors:
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Virginia Aragon-Barnes, Environmental, Safety & Health Compliance Engineer, TMT
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Austin Barnes, Education & Workforce Development Program Manager, Institute for Scientist and Engineer Educators
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Hanne Buur, Software Group Leader, TMT
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Sandra Dawson, Manager of Hawaii Community Affairs, TMT
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Lisa Hunter, Director, Institute for Scientist and Engineer Educators
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Caitlin Johnson, Physics Graduate Student, University of California Santa Cruz
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Heather Kaluna, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Hawaii Institute of Geophysics & Planetology
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Renate Kupke, Adaptive Optics Project Scientist, University of California Lick Observatory
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Scott Roberts, Systems Engineering Group Leader, TMT
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Gary Sanders, Project Manager, TMT
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Luc Simard, Science Instruments Group Leader, TMT
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Doug Simons, Director, Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope
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Warren Skidmore, Telescope Research Scientist, TMT
Participating Organizations:
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TMT
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Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope
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Gemini Observatory
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Subaru Telescope
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W. M. Keck Observatory