The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing has many fine features. Here, I outline some of my favorite ones.
Month: September 2009
How to write a conference paper
A step-by-step guide for publishing a conference paper.
Finding balance, one weekend at a time
A report on my academic resolutions, after the first week of class.
We need better PR
Reflections on students' perceptions of CS
Playing games in school?
While skimming Slashdot this morning, I found a link to this article, which describes a new public school in NYC (set to launch next month, if memory serves) with a curriculum based entirely on games. In a nutshell, the school appears to be eschewing the traditional subject-based school curriculum for something more interdisciplinary and creative, … Continue reading Playing games in school?
First day of class
I'm sitting here in my office right now, with about 15 minutes to go before I head on down to meet my first class of the term. For the first time in....well, ever....I actually feel pretty comfortable about my classes. I feel a bit nervous (which is always a good thing), but not panicked or … Continue reading First day of class
(Academic) New Years Resolutions
The start of the school year is the new year for academics, which means it's time to make some new years resolutions!
Sunk costs
I go up for tenure this year (as in, right NOW), and as part of the hazing process, I have to write a prospectus. A prospectus is kind of like a mongo personal statement/teaching philosophy/research statement/where do I see myself in ten years sort of thing, all in 10 pages or less. Good times. Anyway, … Continue reading Sunk costs