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SEEK Postdoctoral And New Faculty Training January 8122007
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- __Application Process__: To apply for one of the 20 training slots, please submit a cover letter (briefly describing your background, why you would like to attend this workshop and what kind of impact you think this workshop will have on your teaching or research ) and CV to: Samantha Katz, sroman@LTERnet.edu.
+ __Application Process__: To apply for one of the 20 training slots, please submit a cover letter (briefly describing your background, why you would like to attend this workshop and what kind of impact you think this workshop will have on your teaching or research ) and CV to: Samantha Katz, sroman@LTERnet.edu. ''We are committed to equal opportunity and affirmative action; underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply and will receive preference for course slots.''

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