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Durnig the academic years 2001-2002 and 2002-2003, The National Science Foundation -
Computer Science Scholarship Program provided scholarships to academically talented
undergraduates majoring in computer science at Central Washington University.
Listed below are the student awardees. The program features a student-faculty
mentorship program that emphasizes undergraduate research. Also listed below
are the undergraduate research accomplishments of the scholarship awardees.
- Chris Petersen
- Deborah Bunn
- Emerald Stacy
- Eric Frank
- James Robertson
- Jayme Stahl
- Jeremy Cavner
- Jonathon Brown
- Juan Jimenez
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- Keith Lambert
- Kelly Crooke
- Marion Andrin
- Matthew Alday
- Richard Boyce
- Seth Russell
- Steven Mohr
- Travis Staloch
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- Chris Petersen
- Robert Heard
- Casey Smith
- Eric Frank
- Jon Swenson
- Lindsay Appel
- Jeremy Cavner
- Jason Brown
- Juan Jimenez
- Adam Haase
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- Keith Lambert
- Kelly Crooke
- Marion Andrin
- Matthew Alday
- Richard Boyce
- Seth Russell
- Tammie Correll
- Ed Badgley
- George Henry III
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Participation in SOURCE 2002:
- Bea Koempel-Thomas, Jon Brown, Jayme Stahl and Chris Watson,
"Database Visualization and Data Correlations: The Dynico Project"
- Jon Brown, Paul Reed, and Michael Linsley,
"MIDI Language (MDL), A Study in Language Development"
- Kelly Crooke, DJ Kingsolver, Lindsay Appel, and Tammie Correll,
"An Audit of the Accessibility of Higher Education Websites"
Participation in SOURCE 2003:
- Richard Boyce, "An Algorithm for Automatic Multi-Source
Image Conflation Using Linear Features,"
this presentation received one of two outstanding oral presentations.
- Kelly Crooke and Lindsay Appel,
"An Augmentative Alternative Communication Software Tool"
One of the scholars made an invited presentation to the local chapter of the ACM:
- Seth Russell - Linux: Installation and Maintenance
Conference Presentations and Publications:
- Jon Brown, Dynamic Icon Generation for Visual Correlation,
Proceedings of the International Conference on Imaging Science, Systems,
and Technology, CISST'02, v.1, 139 - 145, June, 2002.
- Kelly Crooke, Lindsay Appel, and Tammie Correll presented their results
of their audit on the accessible of higher education Web sites at the
student poster session of the 2002 CCSC-NW Conference in Seattle, Washington.
Their poster was awarded third place in the best poster competition.
- Richard Boyce and Richard Chase, Conflation System MBP,
Proceedings of the International Conference on Imaging Science, Systems, and Technology,
CISST'03, v.1, 246 - 252, June, 2003.
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