Seventh ACM Conference on Hypertext
Washington DC, USA, March 16-20, 1996
Call for Student Participation
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
Hypertext '96 is an international research conference on hypertext
theory, systems and applications. The ACM Hypertext Conference occurs
annually, alternation between locations in the United States and
Europe. This conference will interest a broad spectrum of
professionals in the fields of computer science, cognitive science,
infromation systems, rhetoric and education, as well as many
application domains. Participants will include theoreticians,
behavioral researchers, systems researchers, technical writers,
applications developers and graphics designers. The conference will
feature papers, panels, courses, videos, technical briefings, posters
and demonstrations.
BENEFITS FOR STUDENT VOLUNTEERS
As a student volunteer you will have numerous opportunities to meet
and work with hypertext researchers and professionals. In exchange
for the duties described below, you will receive the following
benefits at no charge:
- remission of conference registration fee
- copy of the proceedings
- admission to conference events
- free attendance to tutorials which haven't sold out
- some meals (those provided for attendees)
You must arrange your own transportation and some meals.
STUDENT VOLUNTEER DUTIES
Each volunteer must work 23 hours during the conference, setup, and
breakdown. You must report to the conference site early for
orientation and training (included in the 23 hours).
FOR MORE INFORMATION
For more information on student volunteering at Hypertext '96, please
contact Michael Capps, the Student Volunteer Chair (pref. by email):
Michael Capps
University of North Carolina Computer Science Department
CB #3175, Sitterson Hall 138
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3175
email: capps@cs.unc.edu
Ofc: (919) 962-1959 --------- Fax: (919) 962-1799