Workshop 2005 Undergraduate Application

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Undergradute Student Selection Guidelines Six undergraduate students will be selected for next summer's workshop. It is expected that they will be members of the current junior class so that their proficiency will be consistent with the goals of the workshop: attracting outstanding students to graduate study and research in the field of language engineering. Applicants must be proficient in computer usage, including Unix and either C or C++ programming and have exposure to basic probability or statistics. Knowledge in any of the following will be considered, but is not a prerequisite: Linguistics, Speech Communication, Natural Language Processing, Cognitive Science, Machine Learning, Digital Signal Processing, Signals and Systems, Linear Algebra, Data Structures, Foreign Languages, and experience using Perl, MatLab, and other similar software.
Deadline for Application is February 11th, 2005.* 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
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	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 14, 2005.
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 2005 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: Parsing Arabic Dialects Syntax-Driven Statistical Machine Translation Parsing and Spoken Structural Event Detection
Computer Skills:		required
	Please describe your computer skills, including languages known:
Please double-check all information before submitting!!!