Dr. Pulimood, Computer Science Department, Receives Research Award

Dr. Monisha Pulimood, Department of Computer Science, has received notification of a research award from the Computing Research Association. This competitive program required submission of a research proposal, jointly prepared by Dr. Pulimood and three sponsored students. Their proposal was one of the highest ranking submissions to this national program. The title of the project is "Design, Implementation, and Optimization of Features in a Mobile Computational Language for Internet Programming". Three Computer Science undergraduates, Gregory Adkins, Elizabeth Carter, and Amanda Micai, each will receive a research stipend to support their work over the upcoming academic year. The award is being funded under the "Collaborative Research Environment for Undergraduates in Computer Science and Engineering (CREU)" program, sponsored by the "Computing Research Association Committee on the Status of Women in Computing Research (CRA-W)". Funding for the CREU program is sponsored by the National Science Foundation with the goal of increasing diversity in graduate school, particularly in Computer Science and Engineering