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The Student Technology Conference is only a week away! In order to make your arrival and stay hassle-free, here are a few things you may find useful. In this week’s edition of ResNet 2011 News:
June snuck up on us after Memorial Day, which means we are oh so very close to the Student Technology Conference! In this week’s edition of ResNet 2011 News:
To quote Rebecca Black, “we, we, we so excited…” for ResNet 2011! It’s no coincidence that the opening dinner is on a Friday. Check out this week’s edition of ResNet 2011 News!
This week is dedicated to planes, trains, and automobiles! In this edition of ResNet 2011 News:
We’ve got a lot of exciting news for you this week, including the announcement of our Keynote Speaker! In this edition of ResNet 2011 News:
We’re quickly counting down the days until the ResNet Student Technology Conference, and it’s time for update! In this edition of ResNet 2011 News:
The snow has melted and the trees are beginning to bloom, which can only mean that summer is near! As we continue to prep for the Student Technology Conference, we will publish weekly updates, highlighting the conference, and the sites and sounds of Yale and New Haven. We are all happily awaiting June and hope you’re excited too! In this first edition of ResNet 2011 News:
We’ve put together the top 10 reasons to attend the 2011 ResNet Student Technology Conference for you! In addition, you may be interested in titles of some of the presentations that have been accepted, as well as some of the job titles of past conference attendees. We also have sample text available to help justify the value of attending the conference to your supervisor. Registration for the 2011 Student Technology Conference is now open. Sign up now – early bird registration runs through May 2, 2011. See our registration page for more information.
Yale University, located in New Haven, Connecticut, is excited to host the 2011 ResNet Symposium from June 17-21, 2011. Yale’s campus is filled with spacious courtyards and beautiful buildings, which serves as a contrast to its urban home. Attendees can have the best of both worlds: one minute you can sit on a tree swing or relax in the grass, and the next you might find yourself in one of New Haven’s world-class restaurants (thankfully not all world-class in price) or museums (such as the Peabody Museum of Natural History and the Yale Center for British Art.) The twelve residential colleges at Yale are homes away from home for the undergraduate students, and those ResNetters staying on campus will experience the true “college life” of a Yale undergraduate. Each college includes a courtyard, library, dining hall, common room, and computer lab, as well as other facilities unique to each college (theater, printing press, pottery studio are just a few examples). We hope to see you in 2011! |
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