CRA Election Results and Board Changes
CRA recently elected five new members to its Board of Directors. They will begin three-year terms on July 1, 2012.
Computing Research News
Tag Archive: CRA Announcements
Announcements from the Computing Research Association.
CRA Announces Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award Winners
By: CRAIn: January 2012, Vol. 24/No.1 /The Computing Research Association honors the recipients of its 2012 Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Awards, sponsored this year by Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs (MERL). Microsoft Research and MERL sponsor the awards in alternate years.
Interesting Times as CRA Approaches 40
By: Andy Bernat, Executive DirectorIn: September 2011, Vol. 23/No.4 /Welcome to the 39th year of the Computing Research Association! And for our academic members, welcome to a new academic year. For those of you fortunate enough to not have been reading national news or watching your retirement portfolio, this last year has been quite the wild ride in Washington, DC, home to CRA World Headquarters.
Two New Members Join the CRA Board
By: CRA staffIn: September 2011, Vol. 23/No.4 /CRA is pleased to welcome Peter Norvig (Google) and Limor Fix (Intel) as members of its Board of Directors. They will serve as industry lab representatives, completing the terms of two board members who resigned when they moved to non-industry positions.
CRA Election Results
By: CRAIn: May 2011, Vol. 23/No.3 /CRA recently elected five new members to its Board of Directors. They will begin three-year terms on July 1, 2011.
Wing and Lickel Recognized for Service
By: CRAIn: May 2011, Vol. 23/No.3 /The CRA Board of Directors has selected Jeannette M. Wing, President’s Professor of Computer Science and Head, Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University, to receive its 2011 Distinguished Service Award. The award will be presented to Professor Wing at the ACM Awards Banquet in San Jose on June 4.
Ratings Redux
By: Eric Grimson, CRA Board ChairIn: November 2010, Vol. 22/No.5 /In the May 2010 issue of Computing Research News, we provided a perspective on our interactions with the National Research Council group tasked with evaluating and ranking doctoral programs. We outlined concerns with the pending ranking system, especially with regard to its plans to evaluate faculty publications and citations using a method we believe to be flawed. As reported in the CRN article, the NRC’s compromise was to remove the citation analysis and to augment the data used in the report with a list of conferences provided by the CRA (see the CRA web site for a link to the list), together with CVs submitted by faculty to the NRC.
CRA Elects Two New Board Members
By: CRAIn: May 2010, Vol. 22/No.3 /CRA has recently elected two new members to its board of directors. They will begin three-year terms beginning July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2013.
Condon and Vardi Honored for Service
By: CRAIn: May 2010, Vol. 22/No.3 /CRA is pleased to announce the winners of its 2010 service awards, which will be presented at the CRA Conference at Snowbird on the evening of July 19.
Grimson Approved as New CRA Board Chair
By: CRAIn: September 2009, Vol. 21/No.4 /The Computing Research Association’s Board of Directors in August approved the appointment of MIT’s Eric Grimson as the organization’s 21st board chair. He replaces Peter Lee of CMU, who stepped down earlier that month after accepting an appointment to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
CRA-Deans Committee Formed
By: Robert L. Constable, Cornell University, and Debra J. Richardson, UC–IrvineIn: May 2009, Vol. 21/No.3 /The CRA-Deans Committee has a perspective on computing research that it believes can help advance the work of the Computing Research Association. Formerly known as the IT-Deans Group, the colleges and schools we represent approach the field from two perspectives, one as college-level units that emerged from computer science, say C-schools, and the other as schools that emerged from information schools, say I-schools, some of which were originally library schools.
