WORKSHOP: Computer Supported Cooperative Work 2014 Doctoral Research Colloquium

该奖项支持为有前途的博士生举办的研究开发研讨会，该研讨会将与2014年ACM计算机支持合作工作会议（CSCW 2014）一起举行。CSCW 2014将于2014年2月15日至19日在美国马里兰州的巴尔的摩举行，将有来自世界各地的约500名CSCW专业人士参加。发表在CSCW会议论文集上的研究报告被大量引用和广泛引用。博士讨论会（DC）是一个以研究为重点的会议，由12位选定的博士组成。候选人和4-6名研究导师组成的小组。以前的学术讨论会帮助许多杰出的CSCW研究人员开始了职业生涯。该研讨会旨在（a）建立一个新研究人员的队列组，然后将其同事网络分布在世界各地，（B）通过让研究领域的专家提供建议来指导新研究人员的工作，（c）鼓励和支持CSCW研究主题的选择，（d）使该领域的新进入者能够参加重要的研究会议，（e）说明CSCW研究的相互关系和多样性，以及（f）使新参加者在CSCW的经历成为一种智力刺激和有益的经历，鼓励他们返回并向会议提交论文，小组，演示和海报。组织者的主要努力将鼓励来自不同领域和代表性不足的人群和大学的参与。该项目的主要智力贡献在于对选定的博士进行密切的智力指导。参与者，并在CSCW社区内培养一批未来的领导者。此外，在研讨会和会议海报展示期间，将这些学生与教师小组聚集在一起，将支持跨学科对话的发展，为交流和对话创造一个环境，进一步促进DC代表的每个项目的进展。被选入DC的学生的具体项目将产生额外的智力贡献。该联盟将对社会和CSCW社区产生相当大的短期和长期利益。在短期内，小组成员将为参加DC的学生提供重要的反馈。从长远来看，我们的期望是，谁参加了DC的学生将回馈社会，作为导师从事本科生，并在未来的博士生。此外，这些优秀的学生预计将成为CSCW社区未来的领导者之一，支持他们的早期研究对社区有持久的长期利益。这些连续性和知识社区的价值将在联合会上得到明确表达。

This award supports a research development workshop for promising doctoral students to be held in conjunction with the 2014 ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW 2014). CSCW 2014 will take place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA on February 15-19, 2014 and will be attended by approximately 500 CSCW professionals from around the world. Research reports published in the CSCW Conference Proceedings are heavily refereed and widely cited.The Doctoral Colloquium (DC) is a research-focused meeting of 12 selected Ph.D. candidates and a panel of 4-6 research mentors. Prior colloquia have helped launch the careers of many outstanding CSCW researchers. The colloquium seeks to (a) build a cohort group of new researchers who will then have a network of colleagues spread out across the world, (b) guide the work of the new researchers by having the experts in the research field give advice, (c) encourage and support the selection of CSCW research topics, (d) enable new entrants to the field to attend a key research conference, (e) illustrate the interrelationship and diversity of CSCW research, and (f) make the new entrants' experience at CSCW an intellectually stimulating and rewarding experience, encouraging them to return and submit papers, panels, demonstrations, and posters, to the conference. Key efforts of the organizers will encourage participation from diverse fields and underrepresented populations and universities.The primary intellectual contributions of this project lie in close intellectual mentoring of the selected Ph.D. participants and the development of a cohort of future leaders within the CSCW community. Furthermore, bringing together these students with the faculty panel, both during the workshop and during the conference poster presentations, will support the development of interdisciplinary dialogs, creating an environment for exchange and conversation that will further enable progress on every project represented at the DC. The specific projects of students selected for the DC will generate additional intellectual contributions.The consortium will have considerable benefits to society and the CSCW community, both short and long-term. In the short term, the panelists will provide significant feedback to the students participating in the DC. In the long-term, the expectation is that students who have participated in the DC will give back to the community by engaging as mentors to undergraduate students, and in the future to doctoral students. Furthermore, these exceptional students are anticipated to be among the future leaders of the CSCW community, and it is durable long-term benefit to that community to support them in their early research. These values of continuity and knowledge community will be explicitly expressed at the consortium.