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<div>ACM Interactive Surfaces and Spaces (ISS) 2016 </div>
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<div>Niagara Falls, Canada</div>
<div>November 6-9, 2016</div>
<div>http://iss2016.acm.org/</div>
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<div>Call for Student Volunteers:</div>
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<div>ACM Interactive Surfaces and Spaces (ACM ISS 2016), formerly known as</div>
<div>the ACM International Conference on Interactive Tabletops and</div>
<div>Surfaces (ITS).</div>
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<div>We are inviting students interested in the field of interactive</div>
<div> surfaces and spaces to apply as student volunteers (SV).</div>
<div> This is an ideal opportunity to attend the conference and to connect</div>
<div> with other members of the community. SVs also receive free conference </div>
<div>registration as a token of appreciation for their work. </div>
<div>http://iss2016.acm.org/organization/student_volunteers/</div>
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<div>Relevant Dates</div>
<div>- May 6: Applications open on http://chisv.org/iss2016</div>
<div>- July 10: Application deadline</div>
<div>- July 20: Results notification</div>
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<div>Benefits and Duties</div>
<div>If you are an ISS Student Volunteer, you are committed to volunteer</div>
<div>for approximately 18 hours during the conference.</div>
<div>In return, you get ...</div>
<div>- Free conference registration & meals during conference</div>
<div>- A chance to participate in a conference for innovations on</div>
<div>interactive surfaces and network with researchers in the field</div>
<div>- An awesome bright free t-shirt or hoodie</div>
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<div>Student volunteers are vital to the success of a conference. They</div>
<div>allow conferences to run smoothly and provide attendees a friendly</div>
<div>go-to person for assistance. They are also the heroes/heroines that</div>
<div>help resolve any unexpected situations. Their specific duties</div>
<div>include: bag stuffing, registration desk, AV assistance, poster and</div>
<div>demo setup, badge checking, break monitoring, etc. SVs usually get to</div>
<div>attend most of the sessions, even when working.</div>
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<div>Arriving and Leaving</div>
<div>SVs need to be available to help throughout the conference. You will</div>
<div>need to arrive on or before Saturday afternoon (Nov. 5) for the SV</div>
<div>orientation and be available until the end of the conference on</div>
<div>Wednesday (Nov. 9). We also strongly encourage you to attend the</div>
<div>student volunteer party on Wednesday evening. The time and place for</div>
<div>this party will be announced later as we are still scouting the most</div>
<div>interesting/unique/fun place in town.</div>
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<div>Student Volunteer Chairs:</div>
<div>Diane Watson, University of Waterloo, Canada</div>
<div>Steve Funke, Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany</div>
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