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Virtual Undergraduate Town Hall: Privacy in Today’s World


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April 18, 2017

Virtual
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Event Contact

Melissa Borts
mborts@cra.org


Event Type

Webinar


Event Category

CRA-WP


Tags

2017, Privacy, Rebecca Wright, VUTH

Overview

During the Virtual Undergraduate Town Hall Event, you will join students from around the world in a virtual mentoring event where you will learn about cutting edge research in the field of computing. You will have the opportunity to ask distinguished computer scientists any questions you might have.

Research Presentation: Privacy in Today’s World

As information and computing technologies become more pervasive, so too does the concern about the privacy of sensitive information. In order to fulfill the promise of these technologies to make advances in areas such as health care, energy, and smart communities, it is necessary to ensure that privacy protections are built in to the solutions. In this talk, I will overview the challenges of privacy in today’s world as well as presenting some privacy solutions that can enable data to be used without violating individual privacy.

Mentoring Topic: Getting Involved in CS Extra-curricular Activities

Many schools have CS clubs and other groups including a general club for computer science students, women in computing groups, Hackathon competition teams, Cyber Defense teams, groups for outreach to high schools and middle schools, and more. Participating in these groups can help you be part of a community of students with similar interests, to become more engaged in computing, to develop leadership skills, and to find and be more prepared for internship and future job opportunities. We will discuss the value of joining such groups, or even starting your own!

Post-Discussion Chat: Join Rebecca Wright & Lori Pollock for a chat to continue the discussion about getting involved in CS extra-curricular activities, meet fellow students, and share your experiences.

 

Register Today

Speakers

Professor of Computer Science and director of DIMACS, Rebecca WrightSpeaker: Rebecca Wright, Director, DIMACS, Professor, Department of Computer Science at Rutgers University

 


Host: Lori Pollock, Professor at the University of Delaware

Participants

All are welcome to participate, register here.

Logistics

Please join us 15 minutes before the presentation begins, in order to not miss any valuable information. The entire webinar event will last 1 hour. After the webinar we will host an interactive chat among attendees and the speaker, for 30 minutes. The event is broken into 3 sections:

  1. Rebecca Wright presents presentation on “Privacy in Today’s World”
  2. Open Q&A
  3. Rebecca Wright discusses “Getting Involved in CS Extra-curricular Activities”
  4. Open Q&A
  5. Interactive chat forum with Rebecca Wright and attendees
Resources

Are you part of an ACM-W chapter or Women in CS/CSE group? Check out our flyer on how to participate in this webinar event as a group!

Undergrad Townhall Flyer

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