Fourteen African American Ph.D. Researchers in Computer Science
During Black History month 2009 Portland State University computer science professor Bryant York profiled 14 African-American males who are doing advanced research in computer science. These brothers are doing extraordinary research in everything from Network Security to Visual Data Mining. The 14 combined have over $32 million in research grant funding. I had the pleasure of hearing one of the brothers on the list by the name of Dr. Brian Blake at Georgetown University speak a week ago at the Tapia Computing Conference in Portland, OR during the Google session. He provided some excellent insight into resume/CV writing.
Also, a separate document about African American women researchers in Computer Science is being developed by a colleague of Dr. Bryant York. I will keep you posted on its development.
Click hereto view the pdf of the write up.
Mike Digital
Filed under: Black Digerati News | 1 Comment
Tags: Computer Science, Dr. Bryant York, Researchers, Tapia Conference 2009
Bro. Lang — it is for posts like this one where you drop knowledge that isn’t readily available anywhere else that you earned the ‘E for Excellence’ blogging award!
http://electronicvillage.blogspot.com/2009/04/e-for-excellence-award.html
peace, Villager