Nate Chu, a 2004 Earlham CS graduate and former member of the HIP group, is officially self-employed. He is subcontracting for Scala Systems, writing software for a portable biometric security device that will match fingerprints with credit cards. For the purposes of congratulations and donations, Nate can be contacted at chuna. (cs or earlham)
Jim has been awarded a fellowship at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study for the 2005-2006 academic year. He will be working as part of a group project with Geoff Pullum (Linguistics, UC Santa Cruz) and Barbara Scholz (Philosophy, San Jose St.) putting together a comprehensive treatment of Model-Theoretic Syntax, an area that has grown, in part, from Jim's dissertation research.
We are happy to announce that Ebru Celikel will be joining the Department as visiting faculty for the 2005-2006 academic year. Dr. Celikel is currently an assistant professor at the International Computer Institute, Ege University, Izmir Turkey. Ebru was a broad favorite in the CS community. We are very happy that we have been able to bring her here.
Earlham alum Eddoe Kamonjoh ('02) recently let us know about a couple of positions that have recently opened up at the Institutional Shareholder Services in Maryland. Need a job? Like the Atlantic coast? Head over to our jobs page.