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Note from the Conference Chairs
Welcome
to CCSCNE-2001 and to Middlebury College!
This
program presents the collaborative work of several people. We are
fortunate to have worked with a great group of committee members.
Results of their work are evident in an excellent program with high quality
presentations and a diverse set of sessions and activities. For the
first time this year, a programming contest will be held in conjunction
with the onference. Between the contest and the student posters,
we should see a huge increase in participation of undergraduate students.
Ultimately,
however, it is the participation of those who attend that makes the conference
what it is. Thanks to you, CCSCNE has become a well-established conference
on computer science education in the Northeast, which continues to grow
from year to year as several attendees return to the conference with new
colleagues--and in some cases entire departments.
The
conference is being held at Middlebury College's new Bicentennial Hall
which celebrated its grand opening only a few months ago in October of
2000. For several years, this hall was the single largest construction
project in the state of Vermont, and it was the largest building in the
country to use entirely certified wood. The large west-facing window provides
wonderful views of Vermont's pastoral landscape with the Adriondack Mountains
of New York in the background. It is a wonderful site for the continuation
of what has proved to be a great conference.
We
hope you enjoy the conference and find it rewarding and fun. We look
forward to seeing you.
CCSCNE-2001
Conference Chairs
Matthew
Dickerson
Ingrid
Russell
Statement of Purpose
Conference Co-Chairs Matthew Dickerson, Middlebury College
Ingrid Russell, University of Hartford
/2001/committee.htm">For other members of the 2001 Committee, please click here.
The Northeast Region of the Consortium for Computing
in Small Colleges gratefully acknowledges the generosity of Microsoft in
sponsoring the Programming Contest, of UPE for sponsoring the Student Poster
Session, and of Franklin Beadle & Associates for sponsoring the Wine
and Cheese Social.
CCSCNE-2001 is pleased to have with us the following vendors.Please
visit them during the conference. /2001/additional.html">For
vendor sessions click here.
Schools Participating in the Programming Contest Babson College
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