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New Software Engineering Faculty Symposium (NSEFS 05) Tuesday - 17 May 2005 St. Louis Ballroom A What Every Young Software Engineering Faculty Member Needs to Know

09:00	Welcome, Introductions, Overview of the Day	Lee Osterweil (U. of Massachusetts, USA)
09:30	Mapping out a Research Agenda	Barbara Ryder (Rutgers U., USA)
10:00	Publication Strategies	Carlo Ghezzi (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
10:30	BREAK
11:00	Ethics	Lee Osterweil (U. of Massachusetts, USA)
11:30	Teaching and Mentoring Students	Barbara Ryder (Rutgers U., USA)
12:00	How to (improve the chances that you will) get a paper accepted at ICSE/FSE/ASE/…	Alex Wolf (U. of Lugano, Switzerland)
12:30	LUNCH Obtaining Research Funding (breakout groups by nationality)	Carlo Ghezzi (Politecnico di Milano, Italy), Jeff Kramer (Imperial College, UK), Rick Adrion (U. of Massachusetts, USA)
14:00	How to get Promoted	Lee Osterweil (U. of Massachusetts, USA)
14:30	Time Allocation: Balancing Research, Teaching, and Service	Jeff Kramer (Imperial College, UK)
15:00	Networking	Lori Clarke (U. of Massachusetts, USA)
15:30	BREAK
16:00	How to Have a Life as Well as a Career--and Why!	Dick Kemmerer (UC Santa Barbara, USA)
16:30	A view from the trenches	Neno Medvidovic (U. of Southern California, USA) Sebastian Uchitel (Imperial College, UK)
17:15	Summary and final advice