Kris Stewart on Panel at SIGCSE 2002

Kris Stewart, ECCSE Director, attended the SIGCSE 2002 conference in Convington, Kentucky, Feb. 28 - March 2, 2002. The SIGCSE 2002 theme was "At the Center of Change". You can learn more about SIGCSE 2002 below.

Kris participated in a panel titled 'Undergraduate Computational Science and Engineering Programs and Courses' (View Kris' presentation 'Computational Science: Gateway Through InfoTech' html).

The Panel Members (and their presentations):

Kris Stewart, San Diego State University, html
Steve Cunningham, California State University at Stanislaus, html
Andrew T. Phillips, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, html
Angela B. Shiflet, Wofford College, html
Ignatios E. Vakalis, Capital University (soon to come)
Peter Turner, Panel Organizer, US Naval Academy, html

SIGCSE 2002 Panel Members (l to r): Angela Shiflet, Steve Cunningham, Ignatios Vakalis, Peter Turner, and Andrew Phillips	Kris Stewart during her panel presentation

About SIGCSE 2002

SIGCSE is the Special Interest Group in Computer Science Education, one of many Special Interest Groups sponsored by ACM, the Association for Computing Machinery. Each year, its
Technical Symposium draws people from around the world interested in computer science education - college and university faculty, community college faculty, high school teachers,
publishers, exhibitors, and others - for paper presentations, panel discussions, special sessions, poster exhibitions, workshops, displays, demonstrations, plenary sessions, informal
discussions, and social gatherings.