Front Page Archive

May 27th Mark Stehlik is the Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Education, a Teaching Professor, and the academic advisor for many srudents in the Computer Science Department. He likes solving problems, working hard, talking with people, and driving fast!

April 14th The CSD and friends basketball team "Spamdunk" wear their Women@SCS T-shirts with pride!

March 23rd SCS Day is a celebration of diversity in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. This event includes workshops, art exhibits, games, and an evening talent show. Thanks to everyone who made SCS Day 2008 such a success. Learn more about this special event on the SCS Day Website.

March 19th Graduate students, Stephanie Rosenthal and Jen Tam, along with undergraduates Madeline Pitsch and Laura Abbott represented at this year's American Association for the Advancement of Science conference in Boston!

February 14th Students are encouraged to apply for a $250-$500 grant for imaginative SCS student initiated projects. For details on how to apply and for current projects check out the information page.

January 20th Interested in finding or becoming a mentor? Check out our many mentoring programs.

December 4th OurCS Fall 2007, a national research conference for undergraduate women in computer science, was featured on the Carnegie Mellon University homepage. Frances Allen, 2006 Turing Award Winner, was the conference's Distinguished Speaker.

November 26th Women@SCS recently held its fall Pre-registration Event. All men and women undergraduates in CSD were invited to attend this event where students candidly share advice about which classes to take, which professors are best, and more.

November 12th A team of graduate students held a workshop called "Is there a Robot in Your Future" at this year's Expanding Your Horizons conference.

October 30th Women@SCS hosted the first annual Minors Event on October 25th. This interactive event brought underclassmen and upperclassmen together for a fun and interactive discussion about the minors and double majors that many computer science majors take.

October 28th CSD Graduate and Women@SCS member Stephanie Rosenthal was featured in Carnegie Mellon Today Magazine.

October 16th Turing Award Winner Frances Allen delivered an Annual Women@SCS Distinguished Lecture at Carnegie Mellon University.

September 27th Mary McGlohon, Ph.D. student in Machine Learning is this year's female winner of the School of Computer Science's Pretty Good Race, held every September in Schenley Park.

September 9th Computer Science and Human-Computer Interaction juniors Jing Jin and Steve Won were interviewed about their exciting current research project. Learn more about what they are working on by checking out the full interview.