Help solve the information challenges of today's world.
Student teams work with faculty mentors and FIA Partners on real world problems.
Four teams will each win grants of up to $25,000.
Join us Sept. 24, 2-4 pm in the Stamp
Colony Ballroom for a kickoff informational meeting. You can
learn more about the program and hear from the FIA Founding Partners:
the Smithsonian Institution, the National Geographic Society, the
Library of Congress, the US National Park Service, the
Newseum, the National Archives, Sesame Workshop, WAMU 88.5, the Barrie
School, and the Office of the Governor of Maryland.
The seed grant program has been made possible by support from the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.
Registration is required. Visit http://fia.umd.edu for details.
On the FIA site
you'll also see an invitation to take part from Dan Russell, Google's
"director of user happiness," who will be taking in reviewing student
ideas when he is on campus as this year's "Future-ist
in Residence" at UMD.
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