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  	<title>ASU Computer Science Headlines</title> 
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        This page lists noteworthy items of achievement
  	by CS faculty, staff, and students.
        <p>(An older archive of headline items can be found 
        <a href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/hlArchive/index.html">here</a>.)
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  		<title>CS student honors</title> 
  		<pubDate>Mon, Apr 28, 2008</pubDate> 
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                <b>Mr. Mitchell Jareo IV</b> (an S-STEM scholar) and 
                <b>Mr. Noah Smith</b> received the Computer Science Department
                <i>Outstanding Senior</i> award.<br>
                <b>Mr. Josh Kelley</b> (an S-STEM scholar) received the 
                <i>Walter C. Connolly Award for Physics</i> and an NC 
                Space Grant.<br>
                Congratulations to all graduates and honored students, and
                especially to these!
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  		<title>Students Engaged in Research and Creative Work</title> 
  		<pubDate>Mon, Apr 14, 2008</pubDate> 
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                Each year the Office of Student Research holds an all-day
                "conference" showcasing student research and creative work.
                This year a number of CS students participated; 
                <a href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/csems/researchDay2008.htm">here is a complete list</a>.
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  		<title>Grad Student receives multiple awards</title> 
  		<pubDate>Mon, Apr 14, 2008</pubDate> 
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                <b> Mr. Chris Ellsworth (BS '03, MS '08)</b> was recently
                receieved the 
                <i>Outstanding Science Thesis</i> award by the
                Graduate School.  He also received the 2007-08 Sigma Xi 
                Graduate 
                Student Research award.  Chris' faculty mentor was 
                Prof. Barry Kurtz.  Great work, Chris!
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  		<title>Prestigious award for CS alum</title> 
  		<pubDate>Wed, Mar 19, 2008</pubDate> 
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                <b> Mr. Andy Dalton (BS '00, MS '04)</b> was recently
                awarded the 
                <i>Outstanding Graduate Researcher Award</i> by the
                College of Engineering and Science at Clemson
                University.  <b><i>And more recently he also received the University
                level award, the highest honor a research student at Clemson 
                can receive!</i></b>  Mr. Dalton has been accepted onto the 
                faculty at Western Carolina University upon completion
                of his degree.  Way to go, DOCTOR Dalton!
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  		<title>CS Professor Roadtrip</title> 
  		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Mar 2008</pubDate> 
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                <a href="FacultyStaff/jbf.html">Prof. Jay Fenwick</a> and
                <a href="FacultyStaff/rt.html">Prof. Rahman
                Tashakkori</a>
                are carpooling to the ACM Southeast conference in
                Auburn, Alabama.  Prof. Fenwick will be presenting
                <i>Student Development of Web Services for the STEM
                Disciplines</i> co-authored with 
                <a href="FacultyStaff/blk.html">Prof. Barry Kurtz</a>.<br
                />
                Prof. Tashakkori will be presenting <i>Grid Computing:
                Student Research Experiences</i> also co-authored with
                Prof. Kurtz as well as <b>Mr. Darren Greene (MS '07)</b>.
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  		<title>CS Jobs Are Plentiful</title> 
  		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Jan 2008</pubDate> 
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		<![CDATA[ 
                The scares of CS jobs being offshored or eliminated
                are a thing of the past.  Demand is high and so then
                are salaries!  Here's <a
                href="http://usacm.acm.org/usacm/weblog/index.php?p=542">
                an ACM report</a> providing evidence of the strength of the
                IT field right now.
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  		<title>CS Prof Plays in State Soccer Final</title> 
  		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Jan 2008</pubDate> 
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                Prof. Rahman Tashakkori led a Boone area team to the
                NC Adult State Cup Men's Over 30 Championship in a snowy
                Greensboro on Jan 19, 2008.  After two regulation
                periods, and two overtime periods, and 4 penalty
                shootout kicks, the Boone and Raleigh teams were still
                tied.  Unfortunately, the last kick went in the favor
                of the Raleigh team.<br />
                But, <b>WAY TO GO, RT!</B>  Here's <a href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/images/facultystaff/rtSoccer.jpg">a photo (5MB JPEG)</a>!
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  		<title>CS Professor Presents Work</title> 
  		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Jan 2008</pubDate> 
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                <a href="FacultyStaff/efb.html">Prof. Frank Barry</a>
                presented <i>Beyond Paper and Pencil with "Exposition"
                - An Online, Customizable Assessment Tool for Music Theory</i>
                at the National Conference of the Association for 
                Technology in Music Instruction in Salt Lakey City in
                November 2007. 
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  		<title>CS Professor and Graduate Student Paper</title> 
  		<pubDate>Thu, 1 Nov 2007</pubDate> 
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                <a href="FacultyStaff/rt.html">Dr. Rahman Tashakkori</a> presented <i>Image Processing in
                a Grid Environment</i> at the 2007 International
Conference on Grid Computing and Applications, (GCA'07), WORLDCOMP'07,
in Las Vegas on June 25-28, 2007.  The paper was co-authored by
                <b>Mr. Darren W. Greene</b>, <a href="FacultyStaff/blk.html">Prof. Barry L. Kurtz</a>.
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  		<title>CS alum is top PhD at Clemson!</title> 
  		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Mar 2007</pubDate> 
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                <b>Mr. Andy Dalton</b>, a 2000 BS alum and a 2004 MS
                alum, was selected to receive the <i>Outstanding
                Ph.D. Student Award</i> from the School of Computing
                at Clemson University.  
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  		<title>CS "Bytes" Back</title> 
  		<pubDate>Fri, 2 Mar 2007</pubDate> 
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                The evidence keeps pouring in - Computer Science is a
                HOT area to study.  Below are two recent articles.<br>
                <dt><dd><a href="http://www.theithacajournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070224/NEWS01/702240327">Cornell University article</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
                    <a href="http://www.stanford.edu/dept/news/pr/2007/pr-robertsaaas-021407.html">Stanford University article</a></dd>
                </dt><br>
                Check the "More headlines" link at the end of this
                section for the November posting on this topic.  And
                look at the <a href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/hlArchive">old archive</a> for the Fall 2005 posting!!<br>
                <b>There's jobs, there's internships, there's  YOU?!?</b>
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  		<title>CS Grad Student gets funding</title> 
  		<pubDate>Fri, 2 Mar 2007</pubDate> 
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                <b>Mr. Kendal Brooks</b> received a <i>Graduate
                Student Research Grant</i> from Appalachian's <a
                href="http://www.osr.appstate.edu">Office of 
                Student Research</a> as part of an equipment upgrade
                needed to facilitate his research on high performance
                knowledge discovery of sports data.  Mr. Brooks is
                working under the direction of <b>Dr. Rahman Tashakkori</b>.
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  		<title>Everybody Knows Ray</title> 
  		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Feb 2007</pubDate> 
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                <b>Dr. Ray Russell</b> may be best known in the High
                Country because of his <i>Ray's Weather Center</i>,
                but the Computer Science (and Math) departments get to
                lay first claim!  Ray has distinguished himself 
                as a teacher, scholar, and
                administrator at Appalachian.  Here is <i>The
                Appalachian</i> <a href="http://theapp.appstate.edu/content/view/1957/42/">student newspaper
                article</a> on Ray's weather, computer science, and business
                passions. 
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  		<title>CS scholarship program gets published</title> 
  		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Feb 2007</pubDate> 
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                <b>Dr. Tashakkori</b> is the director of the
                department's <a
                href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/csems/">CSEMS
                program</a> of scholarships and student mentoring
                that is funded by the National Science Foundation.
                Here is <a href="http://www.news.appstate.edu/2007/01/22/grant-9/">the AppState news article</a> and
                the  <i>The Appalachian</i> <a
                href="http://theapp.appstate.edu/content/view/1934/43/">student newspaper article.</a>
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  		<title>App CS invades ACM-SE conference!</title> 
  		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Feb 2007</pubDate> 
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                6 CS faculty and a CSEMS undergraduate scholar have
                collaborated on 4 papers that will 
                be presented at the ACM SouthEast conference in
                Winston-Salem in March.  Congratulations to
                <b>Drs. Fenwick, Kurtz, Norris, Parks, Tashakkori, and
                Wilkes</b> as well as <b>Mr. Mitchell Jareo!!</b>
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  		<title>Dr. Tashakkori publishes paper</title> 
  		<pubDate>Tue, 6 Feb 2007</pubDate> 
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                <b>Dr. Tashakkori</b> co-authored a paper with MS
                graduate <b>Adam Reagan</b> entitled <i>Fuzzy
                Sectorization in Knowledge Discovery of Digital
                Mammograms</i> in the IEEE Southeast 2007 Conference
                being held in Richmond, VA.  Congratulations!!
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  		<title>Google comes to the mountains!</title> 
  		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Jan 2007</pubDate> 
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                <a href="http://www.google.com">Google, Inc.</a> has
                announced plans to build a server farm in nearby
                Lenoir.  Here's a link to a <a
                href="http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/16499640.htm">Charlotte
                Observer article</a>.
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  		<title>Dr. Norris receives travel grant</title> 
  		<pubDate>Thu, 11 Jan 2007</pubDate> 
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                <a href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/FacultyStaff/can.html">Dr.
                Cindy Norris</a> has received a grant paying
                her expenses to attend the <a
                href="http://www.cs.potsdam.edu/sigcse07/index.shtml">premier
                computer science education conference, SIGCSE</a>.
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  		<title>CS profs get SIGCSE paper published</title> 
  		<pubDate>Thu, 11 Jan 2007</pubDate> 
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		<![CDATA[ 
                Drs.
                <a href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/FacultyStaff/blk.html">
                Barry Kurtz</a> and
                <a href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/FacultyStaff/jbf.html">Jay
                Fenwick</a> along with several other co-authors that
                includes our graduate student <b>Mr. Chris
                Ellsworth</b> will be presenting their paper
                <i>Inter-University Software Engineering using Web
                Services</i> at the 
                <a href="http://www.cs.potsdam.edu/sigcse07/index.shtml">
                2007 SIGCSE</a> computer science education conference.
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  		<title>Dr. Parks makes front page of student newspaper!</title>
  		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Nov 2006</pubDate> 
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		<![CDATA[ 
                <a href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/FacultyStaff/dap.html">
                Dr. Dee Parks</a> made the front page of the
                Thursday, Nov 9 issue of the student newspaper <i>The
                Appalachian</i>.  The article talks about the growth
                and change of the Web and speaks directly about how
                Dr. Parks' general education course provides
                Appalachian students with 
                the new skills needed to succeed in this new
                technology world.  
                <a href="http://theapp.appstate.edu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1669&Itemid=42">
                Read the article yourself here.</a>
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  		<title>"Computer Science Still a Good Career!"</title> 
  		<pubDate>Thu, 9 Nov 2006</pubDate> 
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                The offshoring of computing jobs has created the
                illusion of computing being a bad career choice.
                However, the reality is much different.  More good news
                comes in:

                <br>&nbsp&nbsp;<img src="/images/bluedotTrans.gif">&nbsp;
                The director of an ACM (a leading IT
                professional society) jobs task force reports that
                <b>computing professions are</b> as <b>healthy</b> as they've ever 
                been.  
                <br>&nbsp&nbsp;<img src="/images/bluedotTrans.gif">&nbsp;
                Due to
                high demand, India
                is now <b>exporting back</b> some of the <b>offshored
                jobs!</b>

                <br>&nbsp&nbsp;<img src="/images/bluedotTrans.gif">&nbsp;
                Microsoft's Bill Gates says <b>more 
                IT graduates</b> in the U.S. are <b>needed</b>.

                <br>&nbsp&nbsp;<img src="/images/bluedotTrans.gif">&nbsp;
                Joe Chase, acting Dean of the
                College of Information Science and Technology at
                Radford University in Virginia, recently spoke to a group
                of students about their <b>bright prospects</b>.
                <br>&nbsp;<br>
Here is <a
  		href="http://www.cs.appstate.edu/News/CsIsGoodCareer.html">more
  		detailed info</a> on all this good news!
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  		<title>Appalachian student programming team does well.</title> 
  		<pubDate>Tue, 31 Oct 2006</pubDate> 
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                   A team of Appalachian students participated in the
                   ACM regional programming contest on Saturday,
                   Oct. 28th.  They finished in 26th place out of 138
                   teams!  Way to Go!  Here are the 
                   <a href="http://www.radford.edu/~acm/midatl/docs/scoreboard/full.html">final results</a>.
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  		<title>Dee Parks was an invited "Distinguished Professor" at the CRA-W CAPP (Computing Research Associates</title> 
  		<pubDate>Mon, 23 Oct 2006</pubDate> 
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			<b>Dee Parks</b> was an invited <i>"Distinguished Professor"</i> at the CRA-W CAPP
		(Computing Research Associates, Committee on the Status of Women in Computing Research, 
		Cohort of Associate Professors Project) workshop in Sanibel, Florida.  The goal of the 
		project is to increase the percentage of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) women faculty 
		with the rank of full professor by forming and mentoring a cohort of women from the 
		associate professor ranks. This, the third instance of CAPP, has been expanded to include 
		associate professors with education as their primary function.  Dr. Parks was invited to
		serve as a mentor to the education group.  See <a href="http://www.cra.org/Activities/craw/capp/">
		the CAPP web page</a> for more info.
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		<title>Supercomputing 2006 Education Outreach Workshop in Tampa, Florida</title>
                <pubDate>Mon, 23 Oct 2006</pubDate>
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			<b>Frank Barry</b> and <b>Rahman Tashakkori</b> of CS along with Steve Williams of
		Chemistry, Trina Palmer of Math and Sciences, and Chris Badurek of Geography and  Planning 
		have been selected to serve as faculty team leaders at the Supercomputing  2006 Education 
		Outreach Workshop in Tampa, Florida. See 
		<a href="http://sc06.supercomputing.org/conference/hpc_education.php"> the SC'06 Education 
		website</a> for more info.
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		<title><a href="http://www.ruralsource.com">Rural Sourcing Inc.</a></title>
		<pubDate>Mon, 23 Oct 2006</pubDate>
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			<a href="http://www.ruralsource.com">Rural Sourcing Inc.</a> is considering the 
		High Country as a partnership location. <b>Computer Science</b> is involved in this dialogue!
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		<title>International Conference on Image Processing, Computer Vision, and Pattern Recognition</title>
		<pubDate>Mon, 23 Oct 2006</pubDate>
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			Graduate student <b>Darren Greene</b> presented the paper <i>High Performance Image 
		Content-based Search</i> at the International Conference on Image Processing, Computer Vision, 
		and Pattern Recognition held in Las Vegas. The paper was co-authored by 
		<a href="http://cs.appstate.edu/FacultyStaff/rt.html">Dr. Rahman Tashakkori</a>, 
		<a href="http://cs.appstate.edu/FacultyStaff/blk.html">Prof. Barry Kurtz</a>, and 
		<b>Mr. Steven H. Heffner</b> (a 2005 B.S. gradaute).
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