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UID:pearc_PEARC19_sess170_pap131@linklings.com
SUMMARY:Cultivating the Cyberinfrastructure Workforce via an Intermediate/
 Advanced Virtual Residency Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Cultivating the Cyberinfrastructure Workforce via an Intermedi
 ate/Advanced Virtual Residency Workshop\n\nNeeman, Al-Azzawi, Brunson, Bur
 ke, Colbry...\n\nCyberinfrastructure (CI) Facilitation is the process of h
 elping researchers to use research computing systems and services to advan
 ce their computing-intensive/data-intensive research goals. The growing ne
 ed for CI Facilitation isn't being met by traditional academic degree and 
 certificate programs, so informal education is required. The Virtual Resid
 ency (VR) is a program that teaches key CI Facilitation skills to CI Facil
 itators. Using a combination of (a) workshops, (b) biweekly conference cal
 ls, (c) a Grant Proposal Writing Apprenticeship and (d) a new Paper Writin
 g Apprenticeship, the VR has been teaching CI Facilitation since 2015. Dur
 ing the summers of 2015-17, the annual VR workshop was at an introductory 
 level, driving demand for a higher level workshop. In 2018, the VR worksho
 p was presented at a level described as intermediate, but in practice it i
 ncluded a great deal of advanced content, concentrated on institutional CI
  leadership. The 2018 focus areas were: (1) in-depth CI expertise in areas
  of rapidly changing technology; (2) CI leadership; (3) funding acquisitio
 n skills; (4) outreach strategies, techniques, and skills; (5) communicati
 on skills. The 2018 VR workshop served 216 participants from 147 instituti
 ons in 42 US states and 2 US territories plus 2 other countries.\n\nPaper\
 nTechnical Paper, Workforce, Cyberinfrastructure Skill
URL:https://pearc19.conference-program.com/presentation/?id=pap131&sess=se
 ss170
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