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PSEER Funding Awarded

Submitted by dgillis on May 1st, 2018 1:25 PM
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The PSEER Steering Committee is pleased to announce that several CEPS faculty have been awarded $10,000 to investigate topics that range from inclusivity in computer science to the role of memorization in problem analysis skill development. 


Funding has been awarded to:

  • Drs. Karen Gordon, Julie Vale, and Ryan Clemmer, School of Engineering
    • The Role of Memorization in Problem Analysis Skill Development
  • Dr. Michael Massa and Danielle St. Jean, Department of Physics
    • The Impact of Computational Tasks on Learning Physics
  • Drs. Judi McCuaig and Daniel Gillis, James Fraser, School of Computer Science
    • Instructor Feedback via the Immediate Feedback System
  • Drs. Stacey Scott, Andrew Hamilton-Wright, and Ritu Chaturvedi, School of Computer Science
    • Investigating Inclusive Curriculum and Support Services in Computer Science

Congratulations to all! We look forward to learning about your projects over the coming months. 

 

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