TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIPS
                                       to
               Workshop on Undergraduate Education and Image Computation
                   June 16, 2000 - Hilton Head Island, South Carolina


       The Workshop on Undergraduate Education and Image Computation is
       being held on Friday June 16, 2000.  This is the day after the
       Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) '00 conference,
       in the same location (Hilton Head Island, South Carolina).

       The workshop is sponsored by the Pattern Analysis and Machine
       Intelligence Technical Committee of the IEEE Computer Society.
       The web page for additional information about the workshop is:

            http://marathon.csee.usf.edu/teaching_resources.html

       The page for the CVPR '00 conference is:

            http://cvpr2000.cs.uiuc.edu/

       A pending National Science Foundation grant will provide travel
       scholarships for selected faculty members to attend the Workshop
       on Undergraduate Education and Image Computation.

       Criteria for selecting travel scholarship recipients are:

         1. The recipient may not be an author of a paper at CVPR '00.
         2. The applicant must be a tenure-track or tenured faculty member,
            in the 2000/01 academic year, of a US university or college.
         3. The applicant must have a statement from their Department
            chair stating that their teaching responsibility does or will
            include courses that could involve image computation. 
         4. Highest priority will be give to faculty at primarily
            undergraduate teaching institutions that serve traditionally
            under-represented groups. Next highest priority will be given to
            faculty at primarily undergraduate institutions in general,
            followed by faculty at PhD-granting institutions in general.
         5. At most, one recipient per institution will be awarded.

       Up to twenty-five travel scholarships of approximately $1,200
       may be awarded.  Recipients are expected to attend CVPR and the
       workshop and to participate in workshop discussion sessions.

       A short (one page) statement of application should be
       faxed to (209) 946-3086 - attention Dr. Louise Stark.
       The application should include:
                - Name,  Address, Email Address
                - Position, Institution
                - Brief background statement
                - Statement on how this scholarship can help you in your
                  teaching of computer vision and/or image computation
                  courses at your institution.
                - Attach your department letter of support as noted in the
                  criteria.


       Decisions will be made as soon as possible.  If you know of anyone
       which may be interested in this opportunity, please forward this
       message to them.