We will maintain an online archive of information related to program planning and future projects. We plan an energetic and diverse program of outreach and education to share the excitement of our science with the population of Aspen, Snowmass, and surrounding communities, and to display to all of us the many approaches to outreach that our colleagues have put into practice. Snowmass Village has designated July 7 and 8 as Science Weekend. We especially encourage advanced students and other young scientists to contribute to Snowmass 2001. Modest-cost housing will be available for fifty graduate students, the DPB has awarded the Melvyn Month Travel Fellowship , and the DPF has awarded DPF Snowmass Fellowships for students and postdocs.
Registration is free to students.
A generous grant from the National Science Foundation underwrites student and postdoc participation. In support of Snowmass 2001, the Aspen Center for Physics is organizing a workshop on Electroweak Symmetry Breaking and TeV Scale Physics after LEP, from July 8 to August 5. We welcome participants in the ACP program to enrich the Snowmass 2001 community. The Les Houches Workshop, Physics at TeV Colliders II, will take place from 21 May to 1 June. Practical Details Information about workshop registration, transportation, and housing is now available.