Student Volunteers

Student Volunteer Information

Would you like to be a student volunteer at this year's HCI/EUPA conference? Some frequently asked questions about volunteering are answered here:

What is involved in the role of Student Volunteer?
Assist in all aspects of the day to day running of the conference
Preparation and helping set up equipment, as required
Speakers' assistant
Help with Registration proceedings

What are the benefits of being a student volunteer?
Your Conference fees paid
Your Accommodation paid for
Timetabled to attend Workshops/Tutorials in your area of interest, if possible
Networking within the HCI community
Insight into conference organisation
Getting some cool T-shirts

What are the social benefits?
Opportunity to meet other HCI post graduates from other institutions
Conference social events paid for you
Being part of an organised, enthusiastic and fun team
Enjoying London's South Bank cultural experience

What qualifications do I need?
Post Graduate student - Masters or PhD
Registered Student up to and including the conference dates
Studying an HCI related topic
Ability to fund travel to and from the UK
Reference from your Course Director/Supervisor
Permission to attend conference from your Course Director/Supervisor
Be available 2nd - 6th September 2002, inclusive

Administration
The short list for Student Volunteers for the HCI/EUPA 2002 Conference has now been drawn up. The numbers of applications far exceeded the number of place available. However, should you wish to be considered for a "stand by" place, in the event of any Volunteers on the short list withdrawing, please complete the application form. It is vital that you indicate the last date that you will need notice to attend the Conference. Please include this date as part your personal statement. In the absence of this information, your application will not be considered. Thank you for your interest.

Still interested? How to apply...
The Conference has now happened: we are no longer recruiting SVs

If you have any further questions, please send an email to:
Simon Hall
Student Volunteer Co-ordinator HCI 2002
SCISM
South Bank University
103 Borough Road
London
SE1 0AA
Tel: +44 (0)20 7815 6932