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When you are traveling to a conference to give a paper, poster
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When you are traveling to a conference to give a paper, poster pr workshop, I will do my best to support your travel.
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pr workshop, I will do my best to support your travel
 
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(usually, one trip domestic, one trip international.)
 
  
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The best way top convince people to support you is to submit your
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'''Please refer to the [[Reimbursements]] page for details.
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travel request this way:
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I will only consider support if you follow what is outlined on the Reimbursements page.
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''General Notes'' for the best way top convince people to support you is to submit your requests which include:
  
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1. Name of conference and some sense of how good it is.
 
  
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2. Title of your paper and type (paper, poster, etc.)
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'''1. Name of conference and some sense of how good it is.'''
  
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3. Attach your letter of acceptance, along with anything they
 
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    subsidize (sometimes deep discounts on hotel,
 
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    some times the entry fee is waived). They usually waive
 
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    conference fees if you CALL them and say you are a poor student.
 
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    I did that for 10 years.
 
  
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4. Send your proposed budget in Canadian dollars:
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'''2. Title of your paper and type (paper, poster, etc.)'''
  
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    Dates of travel:*
 
  
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    Airfare: $
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'''3. Attach your letter of acceptance, along with anything they subsidize'''
  
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    Hotel: $
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(sometimes deep discounts on hotel, some times the entry fee is waived).
  
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    Per Diem: $ 40. per day x number of days in N. America
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They usually waive conference fees if you CALL them and say you are a poor student.
  
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                      $ 45 per day x number of days abroad
 
  
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                      (note: I'm not sure they provide per diem for grad students but there is not loss in trying)
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'''THE EARLIER YOU APPLY THE BETTER!'''
  
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  Ground transport: $ (make this as low as is reasonable)
 
  
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  Conference fees: $ (if they are waived, say so)**
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The more people/institutions chip in, the greater your chances of covering the whole trip.
  
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  TOTAL: =
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Include your other co-supervisor if you have one.
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    minus FAS = -$350 (once a year) see Joyce for the application
 
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    Minus SIAT = -$350 (once a year) see Joyce for the application
 
  
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    Grand TOTAL outstanding: =_____________
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A formal application is more positively considered than if you have us guess or have to get back to you several times.
  
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'''The earlier you apply, the better.'''
 
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* Note that each day is counted if you spend the most of your 24 hours in transit and
 
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  at the destination. They don't pay days when most of that say is spent here;
 
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  for example, they don't pay for per diems if you take a red eye out of Vancouver
 
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  because you would have spent the majority of the day in Vancouver. The same
 
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** The more people/institutions chip in, the grater your chances of covering the whole trip.
 
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Send this info to me, Joyce, and Tiffany (Tiffany is helping Joyce while she is ill).
 
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Include your other co-supervisor if you have one.
 
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This formal application is more positively cosidered than if you have us guess or have to get back to you several times.
 
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Fon't corce us to guess or have to figure it out for you,
 
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because our time is sucked dry by university business.
 
 
Plus, submitting it this way shows maturity and planning skills.
 
Plus, submitting it this way shows maturity and planning skills.

Latest revision as of 01:19, 15 May 2007

When you are traveling to a conference to give a paper, poster pr workshop, I will do my best to support your travel.

Please refer to the Reimbursements page for details. I will only consider support if you follow what is outlined on the Reimbursements page.

General Notes for the best way top convince people to support you is to submit your requests which include:


1. Name of conference and some sense of how good it is.


2. Title of your paper and type (paper, poster, etc.)


3. Attach your letter of acceptance, along with anything they subsidize

(sometimes deep discounts on hotel, some times the entry fee is waived).

They usually waive conference fees if you CALL them and say you are a poor student.


THE EARLIER YOU APPLY THE BETTER!


The more people/institutions chip in, the greater your chances of covering the whole trip.

Include your other co-supervisor if you have one.

A formal application is more positively considered than if you have us guess or have to get back to you several times.

Plus, submitting it this way shows maturity and planning skills.

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