ADSA'24 Student Keynote Proposals

ADSA'24 Student Keynote Proposals

29-31 October, 2024 - Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Student Keynote will take place the morning of Wednesday, October 30th. Please plan on 20-25 minutes for your presentation and a 10min Q&A.

Note: Registration fees, travel, and lodging will be covered by ADSA for one speaker per keynote. If funding is available, we will consider travel assistance for additional keynote speakers.
Name*

First NameLast Name
What are your pronouns? (check all that apply)*

He/HimShe/HerThey/ThemPrefer not to sayOther
Institutional Affiliation*
Location - add text here
E-mail*
Name of Co-presenter (optional)

First NameLast Name
Name of Co-presenter (optional)

First NameLast Name
If you have additional presenters, please indicate here (optional)
Proposed Talk Information
Title of Your Talk/Presentation:*
Abstract: Please tell us about your proposed presentation. The student keynote will be given 20-25 minutes along with a 10 minute Q&A. The abstract should only be one paragraph, 150 to 250 words in length.*

0/250
Why do you think this talk is a good fit for the ADSA'24 theme "Data Science and AI - Keeping Humans in the Loop"?*
Brief Bio: Please give us 2-3 sentences about you that we can include in advertising your talk.*
If you have any links to recordings, slide decks, or other materials that highlight talks you have done in the past, please paste them below.
What accommodations would you need to participate and present at the ADSA Annual Meeting?
If you are not chosen as the student keynote are you interested in presenting a poster at ADSA'24

YesNo
The following questions are completely optional.

ADSA is interested in expanding the diversity of speakers at our conferences. If you would like to share more about your background to help us create a more diverse event, please answer the questions below. This information is for our internal use only and will not be tied to your personal information in any public-facing documents.
Which best describes your current position/career stage?

Undergraduate studentGraduate studentOther
What research domain(s) do you consider yourself to be part of? (select all that apply)

Biological/Life Sciences (Biology, Microbiology, Ecology, etc.)Business and EconomicsComputer Science (Human-Computer Interactions, Robotics, etc.)Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, etc.)Fine and Performing ArtsHumanities (Literature, History, etc.)LawMathematics and StatisticsMedicine and Health Sciences (Public Health, Pathology, etc.)Physical and Earth Science (Physics, Geology, Astronomy, Chemistry, etc.)Social Sciences (Sociology, Political Science, Data Journalism, etc.)Other
Are you first in your immediate family (parents, siblings) to attend an institution of higher education?

Yes, undergraduateYes, graduate schoolYes, bothNo, neither
⭐️ The next set of questions are for U.S.-based submitters only and completely optional. These questions help us increase representation from groups that have been federally recognized as under-represented in STEM. In addition, we have expanded the gender identity category to recognize identities not listed in the NSF reports. For more information, please visit:
https://ncses.nsf.gov/pubs/nsf21321/report/introduction
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What race and/or ethnicity do you consider yourself to be part of? (select all that apply)

White (for example, Caucasian American, German, Irish, Italian, French, English, etc)Hispanic, Latinx, or Spanish origin (for example, Mexican or Mexican American, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Salvadoran, etc.)Black (for example, African American, Jamaican, Haitian, Nigerian, Ethiopian, etc.)Asian (for example, Asian American, Chinese, Filipino, Asian Indian, Korean, Japanese, etc.)Native American or Alaska Native (for example, Navajo Nation, Blackfeet Tribe, Mayan, Aztec, Nome Eskimo Community, etc.)Middle Eastern or North African (for example, ME/NA American, Lebanese, Iranian, Egyptian, Moroccan, etc.)Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander (for example, Samoan, Chamorro, Tongan, Fijian, etc.)Other
What gender do you identify as? (select all that apply)

WomanManNon-binaryPrefer not to sayOther
If there is an identity, background, or lived experience not listed above that you would like us to know about, and are comfortable doing so, please write in here:
Please verify that you are human*
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