Programming Languages Mentoring Workshop - Call for Student participation

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I am on the organizing committee of the Programming Languages Mentoring Workshop (PLMW) at SPLASH 2023 and we are looking for students who are interested in programming languages and software engineering research to apply! The workshop is aimed at late-stage undergraduates interested in graduate school, as well as early-career Masters/PhD students. We would like to ask you to reach out to students who may be interested in programming languages, as well as software engineering, and encourage them to apply.  

A key mission of this workshop is to increase the diversity of students who apply to (and, crucially, remain in) PhD programs. Attending conferences is often a transformative experience for students and can go a long way to make them feel part of the research community. Coupled with the mentorship that PLMW provides, we hope to build excitement about research and nurture an environment of inclusivity.  

I’ve attached a flyer that explains what programming languages research is and why students might want to apply to PLMW. They can find more information and insights from previous participants at the workshop website.  

Students who are interested in attending the workshop and would like to request funding to do so must fill out a short application (due by July 24 for full consideration). PLMW highly encourages applicants from first time conference attendees and members of underrepresented groups in computing. We are always happy to answer questions from you and from students!  


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