Grinnell's CS Faculty

Grinnell's CS faculty came to Grinnell with at least two overwhelming interests:

• Teaching: A deep love of teaching and learning (all could earn far more in industry, but this is what they want to do)
• Scholarship: A profound interest in learning more, breaking new ground

CS faculty at Grinnell often choose research/scholarship areas related to teaching and learning

• Rebelsky's research includes development of software environments and materials to incorporate media scripting/image processing in introductory CS (and progressively in other disciplines).
• Davis's research on value-sensitive design and persuasive technology utilizes computing and technology to address social issues
• Weinman's research focuses upon text recognition using approaches from artificial intelligence and computer vision
• Stone's scholarship within system administration includes development of tools to improve a networked environment for teaching and learning
• Walker's scholarship often involves the development of large software systems to support courses and/or educational endeavors.

All CS faculty seek to include students in aspects of their research and scholarship

created 6 February 2013 last revised 9 February 2013

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