The group that authored the paper was led by John Holmen, an HPC engineer at ORNL who presented it remotely during the conference held at Aalborg University. Other ORNL team members include Elijah MacCarthy, Suzanne Parete-Koon and Verónica Melesse Vergara. External collaborators include Je’Aime Powell and Charlie Dey from TACC, Alexander Nolte from Eindhoven University of Technology and Carnegie Mellon University and Linda Hayden from the Science Gateways Community Institute.
The goal of FacultyHack is to equip educators with the tools and resources needed to incorporate HPC concepts into their courses, thereby ensuring students obtain the skills necessary for careers in HPC-related fields.
The FacultyHack model accomplishes this with faculty-mentor pairings in which experienced HPC mentors guide faculty members in updating their curricula. This further cultivates collaboration between educators and HPC experts and ensures future curricula meets the needs of a more diverse and inclusive HPC community.
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