Workshop 2004 Undergraduate Application

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Deadline for Application is February 13th, 2004.* Please read each section carefully. Click here for help.
Personal Information:
Name:		required
	First:
	Middle:
	Last:
Date of Birth:		required
	Month/Day/Year: ex: 05/08/1979	/ /
Current Address:		required
	Line 1:
	Line 2:
	Line 3:
	City:	State:
	Zip Code: (if available)
	Country:
Citizenship Information:
*Applications from non US citizens currently residing outside of the United States must be submitted no later than January 15, 2004.
Citizenship:		required
	U.S. Citizen       Other         U.S. Permanent Resident
If you are a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident:
	How would you best describe yourself?	Caucasian, Non-hispanic American/Alaskan Indian Asian/Pacific Islander Black, Non-Hispanic Puerto Rican Mexican American Latin American Other Hispanic Other None of the above
If you are NOT a U.S. Citizen, please fill out the following!		required
	What is your present occupation or position in your country?
	Place of Birth:
	City:
	Country:
	Please indicate Country of Citizenship:
	If you are a foreign national now residing in the U.S., what is your status?	Permanent U.S. Resident A-1 AAS F-1 F-2 G H-1 J-1 K-1 K-2 NAT O-1 OSA Other PRV REF T-N TPS
Online Information:
E-Mail address:		required
	user@yourschool.edu:
Webpage Address:		optional
	http://myschool.edu/~me/:
Academic Information:
Current University:		required
	Name:
	State:
	Country:
	Date of Graduation:
Faculty Nominator:		required
	Name:
	E-Mail:
Academia:		required
	Declared Major:
	Current GPA:
	Input must be numeric. The format is your GPA over the maximum achievable gpa. (Example: 3.75/4.00)
	Class Rank:
	Input must be numeric and represents your percentage rank within your graduating class. (Example: A rank of 95% indicates completion above ninety-five percent of your class.)
	Verbal SAT Score:	required (if taken)
	Quantitative SAT Score:	required (if taken)
	OR SAT/ACT Not Taken:	check if applicable
Interests and Skills:
Areas of Interest:		required
	Please list the Workshop 2004 projects that interest you most, ranked in order of preference (i.e. 1 for most wanted, 3 for least wanted, with 2 in between). The projects are: Dialectal Chinese Speech Recognition Landmark Based Speech Recognition Joint Visual-Text Modeling for Multimedia Retrieval
Computer Skills:		required
	Please describe your computer skills, including languages known:
Please double-check all information before submitting!!!