Brown Bag Lunch Coordinators - Revision history

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	'''Time:''' 4/23 (Thursday) from 12:30-1:30pm<br>		'''Time:''' 4/23 (Thursday) from 12:30-1:30pm<br>
	'''Place: ~~HCIL~~''' (room 2105 Hornbake, South Wing)		'''Place:''' HCIL (room 2105 Hornbake, South Wing)

	'''Abstract:''' How do you launch a new program in an emerging field at an established design school – data, information, and visualization. When the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) decided to create a new graduate program in Information Visualization, there was a document and a great deal of confidence that the program would help take the college in a new direction. This talk will tell the story of pits and perils of how the program moved from an idea, to launch, to bringing its fourth year of students, and how data, information, and visualization was the pilot, engineer, and passenger.		'''Abstract:''' How do you launch a new program in an emerging field at an established design school – data, information, and visualization. When the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) decided to create a new graduate program in Information Visualization, there was a document and a great deal of confidence that the program would help take the college in a new direction. This talk will tell the story of pits and perils of how the program moved from an idea, to launch, to bringing its fourth year of students, and how data, information, and visualization was the pilot, engineer, and passenger.

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Every BBL

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	* MITH (mith-community@listserv.umd.edu)		* MITH (mith-community@listserv.umd.edu)
	* CS Talks List (https://talks.cs.umd.edu)		* CS Talks List (https://talks.cs.umd.edu)
			* iSchool Outlook Calendar (invite iSchoolCalendar or ask Daisy Mason <dcmason@umd.edu>)

	===Distinguished speakers===		===Distinguished speakers===

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	Finally, a shout-out to Yahoo! for all the food during the BBLs!		Finally, a shout-out to Yahoo! for all the food during the BBLs!

	Daniel and Arunesh		Daniel and Arunesh

	2014-15 HCIL BBL Coordinators		2014-15 HCIL BBL Coordinators

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Weekly BBL Prep

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	* CC external speakers the HCIL-list’s email on Sunday		* CC external speakers the HCIL-list’s email on Sunday
	* For distinguished speakers also advertise student Q&A session immediately after in email and encourage students to stay during/after the BBL itself		* For distinguished speakers also advertise student Q&A session immediately after in email and encourage students to stay during/after the BBL itself
	* Request [https://www.sims.umd.edu guest wireless access]for external speakers		* Request [https://www.sims.umd.edu guest wireless access] for external speakers
	* Two weeks in advance send emails to speaker asking for abstract, bio, and info as well as advise them about how questions generally happen during the talk not after and give them info about the [[Projector in 2117]]		* Two weeks in advance send emails to speaker asking for abstract, bio, and info as well as advise them about how questions generally happen during the talk not after and give them info about the [[Projector in 2117]]
	* Offer extra support for new student speakers		* Offer extra support for new student speakers

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EMail Lists

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	2014-15 HCIL BBL Coordinators		2014-15 HCIL BBL Coordinators

	==~~EMail~~ Lists==		==Email Lists==
	===Every BBL===		===Every BBL===
	* HCIL mailing list (hcil@cs.umd.edu)		* HCIL mailing list (hcil@cs.umd.edu)

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	This week's HCIL Brown Bag Lunch (BBL) will feature '''Heather Bradbury''' from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore. Her talk is titled: '''Building a Plane in Mid-air'''.		This week's HCIL Brown Bag Lunch (BBL) will feature '''Heather Bradbury''' from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore. Her talk is titled: '''Building a Plane in Mid-air'''.

	Time: '''4/23~~'''~~ (Thursday) from ~~'''~~12:30-1:30pm~~'''~~<br>		'''Time:''' 4/23 (Thursday) from 12:30-1:30pm<br>
	Place: HCIL ('''room 2105~~'''~~ Hornbake, South Wing)		'''Place: HCIL''' (room 2105 Hornbake, South Wing)

	'''Abstract:''' How do you launch a new program in an emerging field at an established design school – data, information, and visualization. When the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) decided to create a new graduate program in Information Visualization, there was a document and a great deal of confidence that the program would help take the college in a new direction. This talk will tell the story of pits and perils of how the program moved from an idea, to launch, to bringing its fourth year of students, and how data, information, and visualization was the pilot, engineer, and passenger.		'''Abstract:''' How do you launch a new program in an emerging field at an established design school – data, information, and visualization. When the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) decided to create a new graduate program in Information Visualization, there was a document and a great deal of confidence that the program would help take the college in a new direction. This talk will tell the story of pits and perils of how the program moved from an idea, to launch, to bringing its fourth year of students, and how data, information, and visualization was the pilot, engineer, and passenger.

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	Place: HCIL ('''room 2105''' Hornbake, South Wing)		Place: HCIL ('''room 2105''' Hornbake, South Wing)

	Abstract: How do you launch a new program in an emerging field at an established design school – data, information, and visualization. When the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) decided to create a new graduate program in Information Visualization, there was a document and a great deal of confidence that the program would help take the college in a new direction. This talk will tell the story of pits and perils of how the program moved from an idea, to launch, to bringing its fourth year of students, and how data, information, and visualization was the pilot, engineer, and passenger.		'''Abstract:''' How do you launch a new program in an emerging field at an established design school – data, information, and visualization. When the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) decided to create a new graduate program in Information Visualization, there was a document and a great deal of confidence that the program would help take the college in a new direction. This talk will tell the story of pits and perils of how the program moved from an idea, to launch, to bringing its fourth year of students, and how data, information, and visualization was the pilot, engineer, and passenger.

	Bio: Heather Bradbury, Director of MICA’s Masters of Professional Studies programs in Information Visualization and the Business of Art and Design, comes to MICA with over 15 years of experience in the fields of creative and educational project development and strategic communication. Heather’s background and broad professional experience, including Communications Specialist at the Maryland State Department of Education, Office of the State Superintendent; IDEAS Grants Manager and Education Specialist at the Space Telescope Science Institute (Home of Hubble Space Telescope); and co-owner of Balance-the Salon, an award-winning hair salon and photo gallery, provides her with a unique perspective in business operations and management as well as communication through various mediums to tell stories. Heather has additional experience working in the fields of architecture/interior design, engineering, catering, and production pottery.		'''Bio:''' Heather Bradbury, Director of MICA’s Masters of Professional Studies programs in Information Visualization and the Business of Art and Design, comes to MICA with over 15 years of experience in the fields of creative and educational project development and strategic communication. Heather’s background and broad professional experience, including Communications Specialist at the Maryland State Department of Education, Office of the State Superintendent; IDEAS Grants Manager and Education Specialist at the Space Telescope Science Institute (Home of Hubble Space Telescope); and co-owner of Balance-the Salon, an award-winning hair salon and photo gallery, provides her with a unique perspective in business operations and management as well as communication through various mediums to tell stories. Heather has additional experience working in the fields of architecture/interior design, engineering, catering, and production pottery.

	You can view the BBL schedule at:		You can view the BBL schedule at:

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Other Potential Ways to Advertise

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	===Other Potential Ways to Advertise===		===Other Potential Ways to Advertise===
	* CS undergrad mailing list (csundergrads@cs.umd.edu) (Contact Brandi Adams (bkadams@cs.umd.edu) from the CS undergraduate department to post)		* CS undergrad mailing list (csundergrads@cs.umd.edu) (Contact Brandi Adams (bkadams@cs.umd.edu) from the CS undergraduate department to post)
	* UMD CS undergrad facebook group (which you appear to need to be a CS undergrad at the university to be able to post in):https://www.facebook.com/groups/345322632181952/		* UMD CS undergrad facebook group (which you appear to need to be a CS undergrad at the university to be able to post in): https://www.facebook.com/groups/345322632181952/
	* Flyers in buildings relevant to specific majors, particularly CSIC (CS majors), BPS (psychology majors), and SPH (healthcare-related majors)		* Flyers in buildings relevant to specific majors, particularly CSIC (CS majors), BPS (psychology majors), and SPH (healthcare-related majors)
	* There are many student clubs related to HCI/design http://stars.umd.edu (e.g., American institute of graphic artists, Association for computing machinery, Cyber security club, Mobile app developers, Game developers' club, and Terrapin hackers)		* There are many student clubs related to HCI/design http://stars.umd.edu (e.g., American institute of graphic artists, Association for computing machinery, Cyber security club, Mobile app developers, Game developers' club, and Terrapin hackers)

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	HCIL BBL this Thursday (4/23) 12:30-1:30pm is Heather Bradbury - Maryland Institute College of Art		HCIL BBL this Thursday (4/23) 12:30-1:30pm is Heather Bradbury - Maryland Institute College of Art
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	This week's HCIL Brown Bag Lunch (BBL) will feature Heather Bradbury from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore. Her talk is titled: Building a Plane in Mid-air.		This week's HCIL Brown Bag Lunch (BBL) will feature '''Heather Bradbury''' from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore. Her talk is titled: '''Building a Plane in Mid-air'''.

	Time: 4/23 (Thursday) from 12:30-1:30pm		Time: '''4/23''' (Thursday) from '''12:30-1:30pm'''<br>
	Place: HCIL (room 2105 Hornbake, South Wing)		Place: HCIL ('''room 2105''' Hornbake, South Wing)

	Abstract: How do you launch a new program in an emerging field at an established design school – data, information, and visualization. When the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) decided to create a new graduate program in Information Visualization, there was a document and a great deal of confidence that the program would help take the college in a new direction. This talk will tell the story of pits and perils of how the program moved from an idea, to launch, to bringing its fourth year of students, and how data, information, and visualization was the pilot, engineer, and passenger.		Abstract: How do you launch a new program in an emerging field at an established design school – data, information, and visualization. When the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) decided to create a new graduate program in Information Visualization, there was a document and a great deal of confidence that the program would help take the college in a new direction. This talk will tell the story of pits and perils of how the program moved from an idea, to launch, to bringing its fourth year of students, and how data, information, and visualization was the pilot, engineer, and passenger.

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General BBL Outline

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	* Make sure BBL ends at 1:30pm		* Make sure BBL ends at 1:30pm
	* Be excited and get everyone interested at the start before doing announcements		* Be excited and get everyone interested at the start before doing announcements
	* 10 -15 minutes is for announcements ~~etc~~		* 10 -15 minutes is for announcements, etc…
	* Introduce speaker (can be relevant faculty member for external speakers)		* Introduce speaker (can be relevant faculty member for external speakers)
	* Remaining time for the actual talk		* Remaining time for the actual talk