Thread: Resources for Early Career Investigators

Thanks Andy and Working Group. I would love to contribute my
seismology and geophysics notes, as well as the geodynamics notes I
hope to develop this Fall (does anyone out there have any notes they'd
be willing to share?). However, I worry that most of us do not have
all our figures, etc. properly cited, and this may preclude many
submissions. Perhaps the code of conduct could be loosened a bit to
say that: this is an informal sharing of materials and a a good faith
effort to properly acknowledge everyone was made?

-Derek


On 05/24/2012 12:58 PM, Andy Frassetto wrote:

Are you a graduate student? Post-doc? Researcher? Pre-tenure faculty?
Senior faculty with an interest in giving back to the community? IRIS
is sponsoring a program to foster the development of Early Career
Investigators.

We will hold a special interest group meeting during the 2012 IRIS
Workshop in Boise, Idaho at 11:30 am on Thursday 6/14. A description
of the event is available here:
http://www.iris.edu/hq/iris_workshop2012/agenda

The agenda for the SIG is available here: http://www.iris.edu/hq/eci/

The ECI working group (Maggie Benoit, Harmony Colella, Andy
Frassetto, and Danielle Sumy) encourages you to try out the webpage
between now and the workshop. We welcome the contribution of
materials in the hope that developing scientists and educators will
spend less time reinventing the wheel when it comes to the
preparation of teaching and research materials. The login/password
for submitting/accessing protected content is listed in the code of
conduct.

The content of this page has been initially based on the feedback
provided by attendees from the IRIS Early Career Breakfast at AGU
2011. Please contribute to the page and let us know what you think!

Sincerely,
The ECI Working Group

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