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Contents 1 Tuesday, September 28, 2010 2 Wednesday, September 29, 2010 3 Thursday, September 30, 2010 4 Friday, October 1, 2010 5 Saturday, October 2, 2010

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

• Career Fair (Sponsored by NSA & Raytheon)
• Resume Clinic (Sponsored by Thomson Reuters)

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

9:00 am - 9:30 am

• Welcome: Lori Pollock (University of Delaware)

9:30 am - 10:30am

• PhD Forum 1: Bioinformatics Applications.
  • A Flexible, Scalable Framework for Integrating Heterogeneous Sequence Data in Comparative Genomics
  • Multivariate Time Series Analysis of Clinical and Physiological Data
  • Multi-Agent Fault Tolerance Inspired by a Computational Analysis of Cancer
• PhD Forum 2: Architecture
  • Predictor Virtualization: Teaching Old Caches New Tricks
  • Coordinated System Level Resource Management for Heterogeneous Many-core Platforms
  • Throughput-Driven Optimizations for Programming Multi-Core Platforms
• New Investigators 1: Real World Applications
  • Hybrid Methods for Generating and Evaluating Style-Specific Accompaniment
  • Supporting Collaborative Learning in Narrative-Centered Learning Environments
  • The Effect of Age, Gender, and Previous Gaming Experience on Customization activities within games
  • Designing Technology to Support Nurses' Information Flow
• New Investigators 2: Data Management
  • An Application of Clustering Techniques to Urban Studies
  • Retrofitting Authorization In Legacy Programs
  • You Are What You Search: Query-Based Data Mining for the Web
  • A New Relational Naive Bayes Net Classifier

10:45 am - 11:45 am

• PhD Forum 3: UI/Education
  • Usable Security in Practice: Collaborative Management of Electronic & Physical Personal Information
  • In the Beginning: The Early Lives of Users in Online Communities
  • Building Professional Identity as Computer Science Teachers: Supporting Secondary Computer Science Teachers through Reflection and Community Building
• PhD Forum 4: Networks/Machine Translation
  • Word alignment with parallel phrases
  • Modeling and Testing of Service-Oriented Applications
  • Assuring Network Service with Bandwidth and Integrity Based Fairness
• New Investigators 3: Computing and Humans
  • A Mobile-Cloud Collaborative Approach for Context-Aware Blind Navigation

1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

• Dee McCrorey Leadership Workshop on Collaborative RiskTaking (Sponsored by Thompson Reuters)

1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

• CRA-W Career Mentoring Workshop:
  • Undergrad Track
    • What is Research?
    • Is Research for Me?
    • How do I become a Researcher?
  • Graduate Track
    • How do I enjoy and succeed in grad school?
    • How do I build my professional network?
    • What’s it take to do great research?
  • Professional Track
    • How do I start my own research program?
    • How do I become a leader in my field?
    • How do I get promoted?

2:25 pm - 4:30 pm

• Career Development Workshop
  • Practical Career Development Sessions
    • Job Search Part I: From Resume to Getting to the Interview
    • Job Search Part II: From the Interview to Negotiation Your Salary
  • Informational Career Development Sessions
    • Exploring New Careers: Choices in Finance, Online Information Services, and Small Business Technology
    • Exploring New Careers: Choices in US Defense and Cyber Security

5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

• For the Newcomer

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

• Poster Session & SRC Competition (Sponsored by Raytheon & Symantec)

Thursday, September 30, 2010

8:15 am - 9:45 am

• Welcome: Tracy Camp (General Chair) and Telle Whitney (ABI)
• Keynote: Duy-Loan Le (Texas Instruments)

10:00 am - 12:15 pm

• Technical Exec Forum Workshop (Sponsored by Intel & Symantec)

10:00 am - 11:00 am: Session 1

• Invited Technical Speaker: Claudia Bauzer Medeiros: Managing Scientific Data: Coping With a Multidisciplinary World
• Academic: Multicultural Awareness Training: Collaborating Across Higher Education
• Industry: Digital Healthcare
• Technical: The Role of Usability in Security
• Theme: Enabling a Next Generation of Science Breakthroughs via Computer Science
• Students: 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started My Career
• Steering: Moving Up the Ladder – to Full Professor or Senior Scientist
• Technical Theme: An Introduction to Community-Developed and Open Source Software
• Career: Managing Your Inner Critic: Learning to Transform Criticism to Coaching

11:15 am - 12:15 am: Session 2

• Invited Technical Speaker: Catherine Baudin: E-commerce Intelligence: The Art of Mining Semi-Structured Marketplaces
• Academic: Minimum Motion with Maximum Effect: Strategically Recruiting and Retaining Undergraduate Women
• Industry: Cloudy with a Chance of Security – Addressing Security and Privacy Risk at Scale in Cloud-based Delivery Systems
• Technical: Social Networking and the Internet
  • Anger Management: Using Sentiment Analysis to Manage Online Communities
  • Faceted Identity, Faceted Lives: Social and Technical Issues in Being Yourself Online
  • Geographical Characterization of the Web
• Theme: Experts in Collaboration: How Today's Engineers Collaborate Across Boundaries
• Students: Health Informatics – Making a Difference Through Technology
• Steering: Women of Color: Strategies for Excelling and Thriving
• Technical Theme: Career and Economic Opportunity in Open Source Software
• Career: Advancing Your Career Through Awards

12:30 pm - 1:30 Session 3

• Technical Theme: Creating Mobile Phone Applications and Motivating Females in CS with Google’s App Inventor for Android (Prior RSVP Required)

1:45 pm - 2:45 pm

• Technical Executive Plenary Panel: Collaborative Leadership in Driving Innovation

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm: Session 4

• Invited Technical Speaker: Susan Graham: Using Information Technology for Health and Healthcare – A Look at Research Challenges
• Academic: GHC to Go: How to Bring a Mini Celebration of Women in Computing to Your Local Community
• Industry: Enlisting Male Advocates in the Workplace
• Technical: HCI, Imaging and Visualization
  • EmailTime: Visualization of the Temporal Email
  • Integrating Multiple Computational Techniques for Improving Image Access: Applications to Digital Collections
  • Visualizing Search Results: Evaluating an Iconic Visualization
• Theme: Going Global
• Students: Beyond Your Technical Skills - The Power of Words
• Steering: SRC Competition - Round 2
• Technical Theme: Open Source for Good
• Career: Elevating the Role of Women: Insight from Women Who Hold Board Positions in the Technology Industry

4:15 pm - 5:15 pm: Session 5

• Birds of a Feather:
  • Mobile Computing: The Internet is in Your Hand
  • Girls, Games, and Getting to the First Day
  • Are You a Salmon Too?
  • Barbie has a Pink Laptop: Redefining How the World Views a Computer Scientist
  • Running an Outreach Program to high school Girls…
  • Conference Networking Across Boundaries
• Steering: SRC Competition - Round 2
• Technical Theme: Getting Started in Free and Open Source Software
• Bonus: E-Textiles: The Softer Side of Computing (Prior RSVP Required)

5:15 pm - 7:00 pm: Session 6

• Technical Theme: Open Source Codeathon for Humanity (Prior RSVP Required)

7:00 pm - 12:00 am

• Awards Presentation: Keynote - Carol Bartz

Friday, October 1, 2010

8:30 am - 9:45 am

• Welcome- Keynote: Barbara Liskov (MIT)

10:00 am - 11:00 am: Session 6

• Invited Technical Speaker: Lucila Ohno-Machado: Healthcare Information Technology: Opportunities for Computer Scientists to Make a Real Difference
• Academic: Building Bridges and Breaking Barriers: Panel on Diversity and Inclusion in Computer Science Education
• Industry: High Impact! No Regret. 5 High Leverage Strategies to Proactively Plan Your Career for Maximum Impact. Without Losing Your SELF in the Process
• Technical: Distributed Computing Systems
  • TGRID: Grid Computing For Computational Problem Solving in a Liberal Arts Environment
• Theme: Working Across Global Boundaries: Improving Education Opportunities and Lives of East-African Women
• Students: Use your Facebook Addiction for Good: How Facebook, Twitter, and other Social Media Can Help you Find a Job, Improve your Business, Collaborate across Boundaries, and Make a Difference
• Steering: The Latest and Greatest in Assistive Technology
• Technical Theme: Unlocking Human Potential: A Vision for Human-Centered Computing
• Awards: Anita Borg Technical Leadership Award Winner - Underwritten by Cisco
• K-12: Twitter Integrated Science Pilot Program: Positively Impacting the Attitudes of Adolescent Girls Towards Technology in Middle/High School
• Career: Managing a Career through the Childbearing Years

11:15 am - 12:15 am: Session 8

• Invited Technical Speaker: Carla Gomes: Computational Sustainability: Computational Methods for a Sustainable Environment, Economy, and Society
• Academic: For the Love of Teaching: Experiences of Undergraduate Liberal Arts College Faculty
• Industry: The Social Networking Revolution
• Technical: Helping Society Through Technology
  • Motivating Teenagers Physical Activity Through Mobile Games
  • Senior Citizens Barriers to Computing
• Students: The MBA Gateway to Business Careers
• Steering: Why Investing in Women Founders and Entrepreneurs Makes Business Sense
• Technical Theme: Career Stories of Women Working in Human Computer Interaction
• Awards: Change Agent Award Winners - Underwritten by Google
• K-12: Education e-Village: Creating an online community to enhance technology education in underserved communities
• Career: Cracking the Fellow Ceiling: What does it take to advance as an individual contributor?

1:45 pm - 2:45 pm

• Imposter Plenary Panel: Addressing Unique Challenges

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm: Session 9

• Invited Technical Speaker: Jan Moolman: TakeBacktheTech: Reclaiming Technology to End Violence Against Women
• Academic: Getting Off to a Great Start in Academia: Advice from the Other Side of the Tenure Track
• Industry: Cloud Computing – Architecting the Warehouse Behind the Cloud
• Technical: Building Infrastructure
  • The Revolution Driven by NAND Memory in Client & Enterprise Storage
• Theme: Fighting Cyber Crime: Technology that fights crime and protects our children
• Students: Mastering the Art of the Technical Interview
• Steering: Do You Have What it Takes to Process Huge Amounts of Data? and Real World Agile Software Development – A ScrumMaster’s Retrospective
• Technical Theme: Fernanda B. Viegas: From Politics to Art: Visualization as a Medium
• Career: Successfully Navigating Boundaries to Success
• Awards: Denise Denton Emerging Leader Award Winner- Underwritten by Microsoft

3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

• K-12: Town Hall Meeting - Bridging Boundaries and Creating Capacity: Engaging Stakeholders to Address Equity in K12 Computing

4:15 pm - 5:15 pm: Session 10

• Bonus: Women in Computing in India: Experiences with Boundaries
• Academic: Mentoring: Negotiating Cultural, Geographical, and Disciplinary Boundaries
• Industry: The Power of the Purse: Making Our Collective Voices Heard
• Technical: Communications
  • Crossing Boundaries to Build and Sustain a Massive Web Mail Service
  • Oblivious Context Sensitive Communications
  • User Identification on Smart Phones
• Theme: Take Back The Tech (Part II): A Feminist and Techie Dialogue on taking control of technology to end violence against women
• Students: Imagine Cup Workshop: Students Building Technology for Social Good
• Steering: Adventures of Academic Leaders
• Technical Theme: HCI
• Awards: Anita Borg Social Impact Award Winner - Underwritten by Microsoft
• Career: Supervisors, Stereotype Threat, and Supportive Men: Three Key Ingredients for Gender Reform in Computing Organizations

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm: Session 11

• Birds of a Feather:
  • Mommies know best: Pregnancy, Graduate School, & Beyond
  • Minorities without Borders: Giving Back to Developing Countries
  • Confidential Advice Session on How to Succeed as a Junior Faculty Member
  • Women Thriving in Leadership
  • Speed Mentoring for Latinas in Computing
  • Education Across International Borders: The Simon Fraser University/Zhejiang University Dual Degree Program
  • Women in Tech Employee Resource Groups: Challenges and Success Stories
  • Influencing Without Authority: Collaboration from Idea to Implementation
• Technical Theme: HCI Field Trip (GVU Center at Georgia Tech)
• Bonus: Activities That Attract 4th-12th Grade Girls and Women to Computing (Prior RSVP Required)

7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

• Sponsor Night (Sponsored by Google and Microsoft)

Saturday, October 2, 2010

9:00 am - 10:00 am

• CSTA Welcome and Keynote

10:15 am - 11:00 am

• CSTA Sesson 1
  • Social Networking
  • Dot Diva: Changing the Image of Computing
  • An Update on the New AP CS Course
  • An interdisciplinary Approach to Introducing Computing in Grades K-5

11:15 am - 12:00 pm

• CSTA Sesson 2
  • Open Source: It’s All Out in the Open…But Where Do We Start
  • Teaching Programming is Easy with Alice
  • Teaching Computer Science with Toys
  • Modeling & Simulations

1:00 pm - 1:45 pm

• Panel: Teacher Leadership & Advocacy as a Tool for Broadening Participation

1:50 pm - 2:40 pm

• Plenary: Exploring Computer Science: Adding Social Relevance to Curriculum and Professional Development

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

• Networking & Sponsor Activities