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        PROPOSAL TO HOST THE FOURTEENTH CAMBRIDGE WORKSHOP 
           ON COOL STARS, STELLAR SYSTEMS, AND THE SUN
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Potential hosts are invited to submit a proposal to the CS13 SOC to
hold the next workshop, CS14.  Please answer the following questions to
the best of your ability.  The proposals will be evaluated by the SOC
prior to CS13, and you will be asked to make a presentation of your 
proposal at an SOC meeting during the CS13 workshop.  The winning
proposal will be announced at the CS13 banquet. 

GENERAL COMMENTS

Comments offered to proposers:

This meeting has certainly grown from the original 
small group of attendees at CS1, and now  attracts about 300 scientists.
It has become one of the (if not the) foremost meeting to 
discuss advances in cool stars.  Attendees now expect features 
such as email access and banquets,  in addition to the ever
outstanding scientific results.  Generally rooms are required
for a plenary session, for breakout sessions, and a  poster 
display area that could run to 200 posters.  A group of 
dedicated people is needed to produce the Workshop.  It has
been traditional that the Chair of the SOC comes from the
host institution.

Generally funds in excess of the registration fees from the participants
are required to aid the attendance of some speakers, young postdocs,
and graduate students.  Support for the publication and group activities
is also usually sought from outside sources.  Such funds are  obtained 
from the host institution, national resources, professional societies, 
and the commercial sector.

PAST MEETINGS OF THE CAMBRIDGE WORKSHOPS ON COOL STARS, STELLAR SYSTEMS, AND
THE SUN

           Site         Date           

CS 1:  Cambridge, MA      31 Jan. 1980   

CS 2:  Cambridge, MA   21-23 Oct. 1981   

CS 3:  Cambridge, MA    5-7  Oct. 1983   

CS 4:  Santa Fe, NM    16-18 Oct. 1985   

CS 5:  Boulder, CO      7-11 July 1987   

CS 6:  Seattle, WA     12-15 Sept 1989    

CS 7:  Tucson, AZ       9-12 Oct. 1991   

CS 8:  Athens, GA      11-14 Oct. 1993   

CS 9:  Florence, Italy  3-6  Oct. 1995   

CS 10: Cambridge, MA   15-19 July 1997   

CS 11: Puerto de la Cruz in Tenerife (Canary 
       Islands, Spain)  4-8 October 1999

CS 12:  Boulder, CO     July 30 - Aug 3 2001

CS 13: Hamburg, Germany,  5-9 July 2004

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PLEASE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO "jschmitt@hs.uni-hamburg.de" BY
JUNE 25, 2004:


       1. Host Institution:


       2. Lead scientist(s):


       3. Name, address, email, fax:


       4. Proposed Dates of Meeting:


       5. Proposed Site of Meeting:


       6. Meeting/Facility considerations (Hotel, conference center, 
          observatory?)


       7. Transportation considerations (Airports, public transportation,
                                         travel time, ease of access etc.):


       8. Rooming/Hotel considerations (Range of facilities/cost):


       9. Potential Sources of financial support in addition to registration 
          fees:


       10. Why Should CS14 be held here?

 
       11. Anything else we should know:

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