40 for 40 Honoree Profiles
40 for 40 Honoree Profiles
40 for 40 Honoree Profiles
40 for 40 Honoree Profiles
As part of Khoury College’s 40th anniversary celebration, we are honoring of 40 individuals integral to Khoury’s success. Honorees will be named throughout the year and their profiles are below.
40 for 40 Honoree Profiles
As part of Khoury College’s 40th anniversary celebration, we are honoring of 40 individuals integral to Khoury’s success. Honorees will be named throughout the year and their profiles are below.
40 for 40 Honoree Profiles
As part of Khoury College’s 40th anniversary celebration, we are honoring of 40 individuals integral to Khoury’s success. Honorees will be named throughout the year and their profiles are below.
40 for 40 Honoree Profiles
As part of Khoury College’s 40th anniversary celebration, we are honoring of 40 individuals integral to Khoury’s success. Honorees will be named throughout the year and their profiles are below.
Marina Moskowitz
When Marina Moskowitz arrived at Northeastern University in 2014, she was undecided about her major. Although she knew she wanted to study business, she also wanted to explore her other passions. The combined majors program at Northeastern, which offered her the flexibility to pursue two disciplines, played a crucial role in her decision to attend the university.
Marina Moskowitz
When Marina Moskowitz arrived at Northeastern University in 2014, she was undecided about her major. Although she knew she wanted to study business, she also wanted to explore her other passions. The combined majors program at Northeastern, which offered her the flexibility to pursue two disciplines, played a crucial role in her decision to attend the university.
Marina Moskowitz
When Marina Moskowitz arrived at Northeastern University in 2014, she was undecided about her major. Although she knew she wanted to study business, she also wanted to explore her other passions. The combined majors program at Northeastern, which offered her the flexibility to pursue two disciplines, played a crucial role in her decision to attend the university.
Marina Moskowitz
When Marina Moskowitz arrived at Northeastern University in 2014, she was undecided about her major. Although she knew she wanted to study business, she also wanted to explore her other passions. The combined majors program at Northeastern, which offered her the flexibility to pursue two disciplines, played a crucial role in her decision to attend the university.
Chris Paul
Eleven different times, Chris Paul has either co-founded a startup or joined on the ground floor. And whether it was online media or rowing machines or an internet-enabled basketball hoop, his role has largely remained the same: to build, operationalize, and manage the software team that would make good on the company’s vision.
Chris Paul
Eleven different times, Chris Paul has either co-founded a startup or joined on the ground floor. And whether it was online media or rowing machines or an internet-enabled basketball hoop, his role has largely remained the same: to build, operationalize, and manage the software team that would make good on the company’s vision.
Chris Paul
Eleven different times, Chris Paul has either co-founded a startup or joined on the ground floor. And whether it was online media or rowing machines or an internet-enabled basketball hoop, his role has largely remained the same: to build, operationalize, and manage the software team that would make good on the company’s vision.
Chris Paul
Eleven different times, Chris Paul has either co-founded a startup or joined on the ground floor. And whether it was online media or rowing machines or an internet-enabled basketball hoop, his role has largely remained the same: to build, operationalize, and manage the software team that would make good on the company’s vision.
Ron Williams
Ronald J. Williams is a retired professor at Northeastern’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences and one of the founding pioneers of neural networks. Today’s neural network platforms such as ChatGPT can trace their origins to his seminal paper, “Learning representations by back-propagating errors” with David E. Rumelhart and Geoffrey E. Hinton.
Ron Williams
Ronald J. Williams is a retired professor at Northeastern’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences and one of the founding pioneers of neural networks. Today’s neural network platforms such as ChatGPT can trace their origins to his seminal paper, “Learning representations by back-propagating errors” with David E. Rumelhart and Geoffrey E. Hinton.
Ron Williams
Ronald J. Williams is a retired professor at Northeastern’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences and one of the founding pioneers of neural networks. Today’s neural network platforms such as ChatGPT can trace their origins to his seminal paper, “Learning representations by back-propagating errors” with David E. Rumelhart and Geoffrey E. Hinton.
Ron Williams
Ronald J. Williams is a retired professor at Northeastern’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences and one of the founding pioneers of neural networks. Today’s neural network platforms such as ChatGPT can trace their origins to his seminal paper, “Learning representations by back-propagating errors” with David E. Rumelhart and Geoffrey E. Hinton.
Martin Zoltick
Martin Zoltick was part of the first graduating class of Khoury College in 1983 with a BS in Computer Science.
Martin Zoltick
Martin Zoltick was part of the first graduating class of Khoury College in 1983 with a BS in Computer Science.
Martin Zoltick
Martin Zoltick was part of the first graduating class of Khoury College in 1983 with a BS in Computer Science.
Martin Zoltick
Martin Zoltick was part of the first graduating class of Khoury College in 1983 with a BS in Computer Science.
Wayne Duso and Brecka Fetzer
If you introduce a problem to six people from roughly the same background, you often receive six variants of roughly the same solution, says Wayne Duso. But if you give the same problem to six people with wildly different backgrounds, the interplay between their varied perspectives will create ideas you’ve never dreamed of, and you get something much better.
Wayne Duso and Brecka Fetzer
If you introduce a problem to six people from roughly the same background, you often receive six variants of roughly the same solution, says Wayne Duso. But if you give the same problem to six people with wildly different backgrounds, the interplay between their varied perspectives will create ideas you’ve never dreamed of, and you get something much better.
Wayne Duso and Brecka Fetzer
If you introduce a problem to six people from roughly the same background, you often receive six variants of roughly the same solution, says Wayne Duso. But if you give the same problem to six people with wildly different backgrounds, the interplay between their varied perspectives will create ideas you’ve never dreamed of, and you get something much better.
Wayne Duso and Brecka Fetzer
If you introduce a problem to six people from roughly the same background, you often receive six variants of roughly the same solution, says Wayne Duso. But if you give the same problem to six people with wildly different backgrounds, the interplay between their varied perspectives will create ideas you’ve never dreamed of, and you get something much better.
Glen Coppersmith
As an alum, Glen Coppersmith (BS in computer science and cognitive psychology ’04, PhD in experimental psychology ’08) has been an active member of the Northeastern community.
Glen Coppersmith
As an alum, Glen Coppersmith (BS in computer science and cognitive psychology ’04, PhD in experimental psychology ’08) has been an active member of the Northeastern community.
Glen Coppersmith
As an alum, Glen Coppersmith (BS in computer science and cognitive psychology ’04, PhD in experimental psychology ’08) has been an active member of the Northeastern community.
Glen Coppersmith
As an alum, Glen Coppersmith (BS in computer science and cognitive psychology ’04, PhD in experimental psychology ’08) has been an active member of the Northeastern community.
Brenda Bailey
As Northeastern University explored launching a new computer science campus in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada’s second largest tech and innovation hub, they received invaluable support from an expert in the needs of both the industry and the region—Brenda Bailey.
Brenda Bailey
As Northeastern University explored launching a new computer science campus in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada’s second largest tech and innovation hub, they received invaluable support from an expert in the needs of both the industry and the region—Brenda Bailey.
Brenda Bailey
As Northeastern University explored launching a new computer science campus in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada’s second largest tech and innovation hub, they received invaluable support from an expert in the needs of both the industry and the region—Brenda Bailey.
Brenda Bailey
As Northeastern University explored launching a new computer science campus in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada’s second largest tech and innovation hub, they received invaluable support from an expert in the needs of both the industry and the region—Brenda Bailey.
Rekha Kamat
When Rekha Kamat (MSCS ‘05) was a young girl with a budding passion for science and technology, little did she imagine that she would one day become a prominent leader in the technology field.
Rekha Kamat
When Rekha Kamat (MSCS ‘05) was a young girl with a budding passion for science and technology, little did she imagine that she would one day become a prominent leader in the technology field.
Rekha Kamat
When Rekha Kamat (MSCS ‘05) was a young girl with a budding passion for science and technology, little did she imagine that she would one day become a prominent leader in the technology field.
Rekha Kamat
When Rekha Kamat (MSCS ‘05) was a young girl with a budding passion for science and technology, little did she imagine that she would one day become a prominent leader in the technology field.
Brian Wenzinger
When Brian Wenzinger’s high school guidance counselor suggested he check out the computer science program at Northeastern University, Wenzinger wasn’t sure he would be going to college. It wasn’t a matter of academic ability or interest, but an issue of financial need.
Brian Wenzinger
When Brian Wenzinger’s high school guidance counselor suggested he check out the computer science program at Northeastern University, Wenzinger wasn’t sure he would be going to college. It wasn’t a matter of academic ability or interest, but an issue of financial need.
Brian Wenzinger
When Brian Wenzinger’s high school guidance counselor suggested he check out the computer science program at Northeastern University, Wenzinger wasn’t sure he would be going to college. It wasn’t a matter of academic ability or interest, but an issue of financial need.
Brian Wenzinger
When Brian Wenzinger’s high school guidance counselor suggested he check out the computer science program at Northeastern University, Wenzinger wasn’t sure he would be going to college. It wasn’t a matter of academic ability or interest, but an issue of financial need.
Melinda Kramer
For Melinda Kramer, professional pivots are nothing new.
That’s how Kramer, a member of Northeastern’s first computer science graduating class, marched from R&D co-ops and Wall Street firms to software consulting and start-up advising.
Melinda Kramer
For Melinda Kramer, professional pivots are nothing new.
That’s how Kramer, a member of Northeastern’s first computer science graduating class, marched from R&D co-ops and Wall Street firms to software consulting and start-up advising.
Melinda Kramer
For Melinda Kramer, professional pivots are nothing new.
That’s how Kramer, a member of Northeastern’s first computer science graduating class, marched from R&D co-ops and Wall Street firms to software consulting and start-up advising.
Melinda Kramer
For Melinda Kramer, professional pivots are nothing new.
That’s how Kramer, a member of Northeastern’s first computer science graduating class, marched from R&D co-ops and Wall Street firms to software consulting and start-up advising.
Bela Labovitch
Bela Labovitch is leading the way in technology and mentorship at athenahealth, where she is the VP of engineering. A fierce advocate for women in technology, she speaks regularly at conferences and forums to encourage and support women technologists.
Bela Labovitch
Bela Labovitch is leading the way in technology and mentorship at athenahealth, where she is the VP of engineering. A fierce advocate for women in technology, she speaks regularly at conferences and forums to encourage and support women technologists.
Bela Labovitch
Bela Labovitch is leading the way in technology and mentorship at athenahealth, where she is the VP of engineering. A fierce advocate for women in technology, she speaks regularly at conferences and forums to encourage and support women technologists.
Bela Labovitch
Bela Labovitch is leading the way in technology and mentorship at athenahealth, where she is the VP of engineering. A fierce advocate for women in technology, she speaks regularly at conferences and forums to encourage and support women technologists.
Praful Mathur
Since his childhood days, Praful Mathur relished computer science. He just didn’t always know what to do with it.
Praful Mathur
Since his childhood days, Praful Mathur relished computer science. He just didn’t always know what to do with it.
Praful Mathur
Since his childhood days, Praful Mathur relished computer science. He just didn’t always know what to do with it.
Praful Mathur
Since his childhood days, Praful Mathur relished computer science. He just didn’t always know what to do with it.
Chris Lambert
When deciding where to go for college in the early 2000s, former Lyft CTO Chris Lambert chose Northeastern University in part off the strength of the co-op program. “I found it valuable as a way to accelerate and enhance my experience.”
Chris Lambert
When deciding where to go for college in the early 2000s, former Lyft CTO Chris Lambert chose Northeastern University in part off the strength of the co-op program. “I found it valuable as a way to accelerate and enhance my experience.”
Chris Lambert
When deciding where to go for college in the early 2000s, former Lyft CTO Chris Lambert chose Northeastern University in part off the strength of the co-op program. “I found it valuable as a way to accelerate and enhance my experience.”
Chris Lambert
When deciding where to go for college in the early 2000s, former Lyft CTO Chris Lambert chose Northeastern University in part off the strength of the co-op program. “I found it valuable as a way to accelerate and enhance my experience.”
Natasha Noy
Research has been a driving force of Natasha Noy’s career. After completing her bachelor’s degree at Moscow State University, Noy began applying for United States-based PhD programs in computer science while still living in Moscow in the 1990s.
Natasha Noy
Research has been a driving force of Natasha Noy’s career. After completing her bachelor’s degree at Moscow State University, Noy began applying for United States-based PhD programs in computer science while still living in Moscow in the 1990s.
Natasha Noy
Research has been a driving force of Natasha Noy’s career. After completing her bachelor’s degree at Moscow State University, Noy began applying for United States-based PhD programs in computer science while still living in Moscow in the 1990s.
Natasha Noy
Research has been a driving force of Natasha Noy’s career. After completing her bachelor’s degree at Moscow State University, Noy began applying for United States-based PhD programs in computer science while still living in Moscow in the 1990s.
Greg Waters
Up until eight years ago, Khoury College 40 for 40 honoree Greg Waters wouldn’t have described himself as an involved alumnus. He’d barely had time to be involved back when he was a student; when Waters graduated in 1989 with a master’s degree in computer science, he was juggling a recent promotion, a new house, and a new baby.
Greg Waters
Up until eight years ago, Khoury College 40 for 40 honoree Greg Waters wouldn’t have described himself as an involved alumnus. He’d barely had time to be involved back when he was a student; when Waters graduated in 1989 with a master’s degree in computer science, he was juggling a recent promotion, a new house, and a new baby.
Greg Waters
Up until eight years ago, Khoury College 40 for 40 honoree Greg Waters wouldn’t have described himself as an involved alumnus. He’d barely had time to be involved back when he was a student; when Waters graduated in 1989 with a master’s degree in computer science, he was juggling a recent promotion, a new house, and a new baby.
Greg Waters
Up until eight years ago, Khoury College 40 for 40 honoree Greg Waters wouldn’t have described himself as an involved alumnus. He’d barely had time to be involved back when he was a student; when Waters graduated in 1989 with a master’s degree in computer science, he was juggling a recent promotion, a new house, and a new baby.
Crista Lopes
Cristina (Crista) Lopes, who received her PhD in computer science from Northeastern University in 1998, can often be found working on multiple projects spanning programming languages and compilers, code duplication detection, analytics of very large code bases, search engines, Internet technologies, open source development, and games and virtual worlds.
Crista Lopes
Cristina (Crista) Lopes, who received her PhD in computer science from Northeastern University in 1998, can often be found working on multiple projects spanning programming languages and compilers, code duplication detection, analytics of very large code bases, search engines, Internet technologies, open source development, and games and virtual worlds.
Crista Lopes
Cristina (Crista) Lopes, who received her PhD in computer science from Northeastern University in 1998, can often be found working on multiple projects spanning programming languages and compilers, code duplication detection, analytics of very large code bases, search engines, Internet technologies, open source development, and games and virtual worlds.
Crista Lopes
Cristina (Crista) Lopes, who received her PhD in computer science from Northeastern University in 1998, can often be found working on multiple projects spanning programming languages and compilers, code duplication detection, analytics of very large code bases, search engines, Internet technologies, open source development, and games and virtual worlds.
Developers of the Align program
The Align master’s program began in 2013 with a dream of helping computing newcomers transition into tech. Now, as Khoury College celebrates Align’s tenth birthday, the program’s architects reflect on how it was built. Pictured left to right: Catherine Gill, Ian Gorton, Brian Lackaye, and Carla Brodley. Not pictured honoree: Larry Finkelstein.
Developers of the Align program
The Align master’s program began in 2013 with a dream of helping computing newcomers transition into tech. Now, as Khoury College celebrates Align’s tenth birthday, the program’s architects reflect on how it was built. Pictured left to right: Catherine Gill, Ian Gorton, Brian Lackaye, and Carla Brodley. Not pictured honoree: Larry Finkelstein.
Developers of the Align program
The Align master’s program began in 2013 with a dream of helping computing newcomers transition into tech. Now, as Khoury College celebrates Align’s tenth birthday, the program’s architects reflect on how it was built. Pictured left to right: Catherine Gill, Ian Gorton, Brian Lackaye, and Carla Brodley. Not pictured honoree: Larry Finkelstein.
Developers of the Align program
The Align master’s program began in 2013 with a dream of helping computing newcomers transition into tech. Now, as Khoury College celebrates Align’s tenth birthday, the program’s architects reflect on how it was built. Pictured left to right: Catherine Gill, Ian Gorton, Brian Lackaye, and Carla Brodley. Not pictured honoree: Larry Finkelstein.
Melody Biringer
Melody Biringer calls herself a connection engineer. “I think about how I can engineer an event so that the audience gets seen and heard and connected to each other, versus going to a keynote at a hotel ballroom where you listen, get inspired, and go home.”
Melody Biringer
Melody Biringer calls herself a connection engineer. “I think about how I can engineer an event so that the audience gets seen and heard and connected to each other, versus going to a keynote at a hotel ballroom where you listen, get inspired, and go home.”
Melody Biringer
Melody Biringer calls herself a connection engineer. “I think about how I can engineer an event so that the audience gets seen and heard and connected to each other, versus going to a keynote at a hotel ballroom where you listen, get inspired, and go home.”
Melody Biringer
Melody Biringer calls herself a connection engineer. “I think about how I can engineer an event so that the audience gets seen and heard and connected to each other, versus going to a keynote at a hotel ballroom where you listen, get inspired, and go home.”
Laurel Yamaguchi
Pivotal Ventures was founded by Melinda French Gates to bring more equality and opportunity to people in the United States. Laurel Yamaguchi, Pivotal’s lead for women and tech innovation, focuses on efforts to increase women’s pathways into the U.S. tech sector.
Laurel Yamaguchi
Pivotal Ventures was founded by Melinda French Gates to bring more equality and opportunity to people in the United States. Laurel Yamaguchi, Pivotal’s lead for women and tech innovation, focuses on efforts to increase women’s pathways into the U.S. tech sector.
Laurel Yamaguchi
Pivotal Ventures was founded by Melinda French Gates to bring more equality and opportunity to people in the United States. Laurel Yamaguchi, Pivotal’s lead for women and tech innovation, focuses on efforts to increase women’s pathways into the U.S. tech sector.
Laurel Yamaguchi
Pivotal Ventures was founded by Melinda French Gates to bring more equality and opportunity to people in the United States. Laurel Yamaguchi, Pivotal’s lead for women and tech innovation, focuses on efforts to increase women’s pathways into the U.S. tech sector.
Padmaja Vrudhula
Padmaja Vrudhula considers herself a reluctant technologist. In fact, she originally planned on being a neurosurgeon, but her early experience with an internship at a Seattle software company led her in a different direction.
Padmaja Vrudhula
Padmaja Vrudhula considers herself a reluctant technologist. In fact, she originally planned on being a neurosurgeon, but her early experience with an internship at a Seattle software company led her in a different direction.
Padmaja Vrudhula
Padmaja Vrudhula considers herself a reluctant technologist. In fact, she originally planned on being a neurosurgeon, but her early experience with an internship at a Seattle software company led her in a different direction.
Padmaja Vrudhula
Padmaja Vrudhula considers herself a reluctant technologist. In fact, she originally planned on being a neurosurgeon, but her early experience with an internship at a Seattle software company led her in a different direction.
Daron Green
When Daron Green managed operations and academic relations for Facebook Research in 2018, he saw an issue in its hiring pool: a nominal proportion of women and groups historically underrepresented in tech, especially those with advanced degrees in computer science.
Daron Green
When Daron Green managed operations and academic relations for Facebook Research in 2018, he saw an issue in its hiring pool: a nominal proportion of women and groups historically underrepresented in tech, especially those with advanced degrees in computer science.
Daron Green
When Daron Green managed operations and academic relations for Facebook Research in 2018, he saw an issue in its hiring pool: a nominal proportion of women and groups historically underrepresented in tech, especially those with advanced degrees in computer science.
Daron Green
When Daron Green managed operations and academic relations for Facebook Research in 2018, he saw an issue in its hiring pool: a nominal proportion of women and groups historically underrepresented in tech, especially those with advanced degrees in computer science.
Mani Sundaram
Mani Sundaram’s, MS ’99, attendance at Northeastern was somewhat happenstance. After getting an undergraduate degree in India, he was set on coming to the U.S. for graduate work.
Mani Sundaram
Mani Sundaram’s, MS ’99, attendance at Northeastern was somewhat happenstance. After getting an undergraduate degree in India, he was set on coming to the U.S. for graduate work.
Mani Sundaram
Mani Sundaram’s, MS ’99, attendance at Northeastern was somewhat happenstance. After getting an undergraduate degree in India, he was set on coming to the U.S. for graduate work.
Mani Sundaram
Mani Sundaram’s, MS ’99, attendance at Northeastern was somewhat happenstance. After getting an undergraduate degree in India, he was set on coming to the U.S. for graduate work.
Cathy Bilotta
In telling the story of Khoury College’s 40th anniversary, it helps to highlight people whose computer science stories bookend those 40 years perfectly. Cathy Bilotta’s does.
Cathy Bilotta
In telling the story of Khoury College’s 40th anniversary, it helps to highlight people whose computer science stories bookend those 40 years perfectly. Cathy Bilotta’s does.
Cathy Bilotta
In telling the story of Khoury College’s 40th anniversary, it helps to highlight people whose computer science stories bookend those 40 years perfectly. Cathy Bilotta’s does.
Cathy Bilotta
In telling the story of Khoury College’s 40th anniversary, it helps to highlight people whose computer science stories bookend those 40 years perfectly. Cathy Bilotta’s does.
Doreen Hodgkin
During her 35 years at Northeastern, Doreen Hodgkin developed a reputation as a can-do manager, rising quickly through three different departments, finally reaching one of the top positions at Khoury College as associate dean.
Doreen Hodgkin
During her 35 years at Northeastern, Doreen Hodgkin developed a reputation as a can-do manager, rising quickly through three different departments, finally reaching one of the top positions at Khoury College as associate dean.
Doreen Hodgkin
During her 35 years at Northeastern, Doreen Hodgkin developed a reputation as a can-do manager, rising quickly through three different departments, finally reaching one of the top positions at Khoury College as associate dean.
Doreen Hodgkin
During her 35 years at Northeastern, Doreen Hodgkin developed a reputation as a can-do manager, rising quickly through three different departments, finally reaching one of the top positions at Khoury College as associate dean.
Melvin Simms
Melvin Simms launched Khoury College’s successful co-op program right from the beginning of the College in 1982. Little did he know at the time, he would shepherd the program for the next 30 years.
Melvin Simms
Melvin Simms launched Khoury College’s successful co-op program right from the beginning of the College in 1982. Little did he know at the time, he would shepherd the program for the next 30 years.
Melvin Simms
Melvin Simms launched Khoury College’s successful co-op program right from the beginning of the College in 1982. Little did he know at the time, he would shepherd the program for the next 30 years.
Melvin Simms
Melvin Simms launched Khoury College’s successful co-op program right from the beginning of the College in 1982. Little did he know at the time, he would shepherd the program for the next 30 years.
Andrea Grimes Parker
Andrea Grimes Parker is currently on the faculty at Georgia Tech, holds courtesy faculty appointments at three additional universities, and is the founder and director of her own research lab focusing on the intersection of technology, health, and medicine. It’s a full plate, doing work she loves, and Parker would have it no other way.
Andrea Grimes Parker
Andrea Grimes Parker is currently on the faculty at Georgia Tech, holds courtesy faculty appointments at three additional universities, and is the founder and director of her own research lab focusing on the intersection of technology, health, and medicine. It’s a full plate, doing work she loves, and Parker would have it no other way.
Andrea Grimes Parker
Andrea Grimes Parker is currently on the faculty at Georgia Tech, holds courtesy faculty appointments at three additional universities, and is the founder and director of her own research lab focusing on the intersection of technology, health, and medicine. It’s a full plate, doing work she loves, and Parker would have it no other way.
Andrea Grimes Parker
Andrea Grimes Parker is currently on the faculty at Georgia Tech, holds courtesy faculty appointments at three additional universities, and is the founder and director of her own research lab focusing on the intersection of technology, health, and medicine. It’s a full plate, doing work she loves, and Parker would have it no other way.
Harriet Fell
In 1982, the cohort of mathematics professors who founded the College of Computer Science (now Khoury College) included three women and three men, a unique balance in an emerging field that was male dominated. Harriet Fell, a professor at Northeastern since 1971, was one of the professors who chose to take on the challenge of creating this new college, despite having no formal training in computer science.
Harriet Fell
In 1982, the cohort of mathematics professors who founded the College of Computer Science (now Khoury College) included three women and three men, a unique balance in an emerging field that was male dominated. Harriet Fell, a professor at Northeastern since 1971, was one of the professors who chose to take on the challenge of creating this new college, despite having no formal training in computer science.
Harriet Fell
In 1982, the cohort of mathematics professors who founded the College of Computer Science (now Khoury College) included three women and three men, a unique balance in an emerging field that was male dominated. Harriet Fell, a professor at Northeastern since 1971, was one of the professors who chose to take on the challenge of creating this new college, despite having no formal training in computer science.
Harriet Fell
In 1982, the cohort of mathematics professors who founded the College of Computer Science (now Khoury College) included three women and three men, a unique balance in an emerging field that was male dominated. Harriet Fell, a professor at Northeastern since 1971, was one of the professors who chose to take on the challenge of creating this new college, despite having no formal training in computer science.
Mitch Wand
One of the best-known features of the computer science curriculum at Khoury College is its approach to teaching programming languages, specifically its focus on functional languages. This is due in no small part to Mitchell Wand, who has been a proponent of these languages since the 1970s.
Mitch Wand
One of the best-known features of the computer science curriculum at Khoury College is its approach to teaching programming languages, specifically its focus on functional languages. This is due in no small part to Mitchell Wand, who has been a proponent of these languages since the 1970s.
Mitch Wand
One of the best-known features of the computer science curriculum at Khoury College is its approach to teaching programming languages, specifically its focus on functional languages. This is due in no small part to Mitchell Wand, who has been a proponent of these languages since the 1970s.
Mitch Wand
One of the best-known features of the computer science curriculum at Khoury College is its approach to teaching programming languages, specifically its focus on functional languages. This is due in no small part to Mitchell Wand, who has been a proponent of these languages since the 1970s.
Betty Salzberg
Creating one of the first colleges of computer sciences was groundbreaking forty years ago—especially when four of the six champions were women. One of those leaders was Betty Salzberg, Khoury professor emeritus.
Betty Salzberg
Creating one of the first colleges of computer sciences was groundbreaking forty years ago—especially when four of the six champions were women. One of those leaders was Betty Salzberg, Khoury professor emeritus.
Betty Salzberg
Creating one of the first colleges of computer sciences was groundbreaking forty years ago—especially when four of the six champions were women. One of those leaders was Betty Salzberg, Khoury professor emeritus.
Betty Salzberg
Creating one of the first colleges of computer sciences was groundbreaking forty years ago—especially when four of the six champions were women. One of those leaders was Betty Salzberg, Khoury professor emeritus.
Molly White
Since graduating from Khoury College, Molly White has continued to pursue her two passions: programming and promoting accuracy in online platforms. In short order, she has proven herself a leader in both areas.
Molly White
Since graduating from Khoury College, Molly White has continued to pursue her two passions: programming and promoting accuracy in online platforms. In short order, she has proven herself a leader in both areas.
Molly White
Since graduating from Khoury College, Molly White has continued to pursue her two passions: programming and promoting accuracy in online platforms. In short order, she has proven herself a leader in both areas.
Molly White
Since graduating from Khoury College, Molly White has continued to pursue her two passions: programming and promoting accuracy in online platforms. In short order, she has proven herself a leader in both areas.
Bill Lakeland
When the Vancouver Northeastern campus started looking for business partners to support the research work of its CS master’s students, Bill Lakeland did not hesitate to offer support. In fact, the company that he owns, Spexi Geospatial, was the first industry partner to provide work opportunities for Khoury College students in Vancouver.
Bill Lakeland
When the Vancouver Northeastern campus started looking for business partners to support the research work of its CS master’s students, Bill Lakeland did not hesitate to offer support. In fact, the company that he owns, Spexi Geospatial, was the first industry partner to provide work opportunities for Khoury College students in Vancouver.
Bill Lakeland
When the Vancouver Northeastern campus started looking for business partners to support the research work of its CS master’s students, Bill Lakeland did not hesitate to offer support. In fact, the company that he owns, Spexi Geospatial, was the first industry partner to provide work opportunities for Khoury College students in Vancouver.
Bill Lakeland
When the Vancouver Northeastern campus started looking for business partners to support the research work of its CS master’s students, Bill Lakeland did not hesitate to offer support. In fact, the company that he owns, Spexi Geospatial, was the first industry partner to provide work opportunities for Khoury College students in Vancouver.
Fiona McCrae
“Fiona’s list of accomplishments is so long, and stretches back so far, that it makes me question how I spent my time in high school and college,” says Professor and Director of the BS in Cybersecurity program, Christo Wilson.
Fiona McCrae
“Fiona’s list of accomplishments is so long, and stretches back so far, that it makes me question how I spent my time in high school and college,” says Professor and Director of the BS in Cybersecurity program, Christo Wilson.
Fiona McCrae
“Fiona’s list of accomplishments is so long, and stretches back so far, that it makes me question how I spent my time in high school and college,” says Professor and Director of the BS in Cybersecurity program, Christo Wilson.
Fiona McCrae
“Fiona’s list of accomplishments is so long, and stretches back so far, that it makes me question how I spent my time in high school and college,” says Professor and Director of the BS in Cybersecurity program, Christo Wilson.
Richard Rasala
The revolutionary combined majors degree program at Khoury College allows for the integration of computing with a legion of other disciplines across Northeastern. Instrumental to the creation of this program was Richard Rasala, Professor Emeritus at Khoury.
Richard Rasala
The revolutionary combined majors degree program at Khoury College allows for the integration of computing with a legion of other disciplines across Northeastern. Instrumental to the creation of this program was Richard Rasala, Professor Emeritus at Khoury.
Richard Rasala
The revolutionary combined majors degree program at Khoury College allows for the integration of computing with a legion of other disciplines across Northeastern. Instrumental to the creation of this program was Richard Rasala, Professor Emeritus at Khoury.
Richard Rasala
The revolutionary combined majors degree program at Khoury College allows for the integration of computing with a legion of other disciplines across Northeastern. Instrumental to the creation of this program was Richard Rasala, Professor Emeritus at Khoury.
Chris Jelly
Northeastern students are known for their remarkable ideas, but outside of the classroom it can be challenging to scramble for resources to bring their ideas to fruition.
Chris Jelly
Northeastern students are known for their remarkable ideas, but outside of the classroom it can be challenging to scramble for resources to bring their ideas to fruition.
Chris Jelly
Northeastern students are known for their remarkable ideas, but outside of the classroom it can be challenging to scramble for resources to bring their ideas to fruition.
Chris Jelly
Northeastern students are known for their remarkable ideas, but outside of the classroom it can be challenging to scramble for resources to bring their ideas to fruition.
Agnes Chan
When Agnes Chan helped found the College of Computer Science (now Khoury College) in 1982, “cybersecurity” was not yet a word, much less a critical field within computer science.
Agnes Chan
When Agnes Chan helped found the College of Computer Science (now Khoury College) in 1982, “cybersecurity” was not yet a word, much less a critical field within computer science.
Agnes Chan
When Agnes Chan helped found the College of Computer Science (now Khoury College) in 1982, “cybersecurity” was not yet a word, much less a critical field within computer science.
Agnes Chan
When Agnes Chan helped found the College of Computer Science (now Khoury College) in 1982, “cybersecurity” was not yet a word, much less a critical field within computer science.
Carla Brodley
During her seven-year tenure as Dean of Khoury College from 2014 to 2021, Carla Brodley achieved a string of accomplishments.
Carla Brodley
During her seven-year tenure as Dean of Khoury College from 2014 to 2021, Carla Brodley achieved a string of accomplishments.
Carla Brodley
During her seven-year tenure as Dean of Khoury College from 2014 to 2021, Carla Brodley achieved a string of accomplishments.
Carla Brodley
During her seven-year tenure as Dean of Khoury College from 2014 to 2021, Carla Brodley achieved a string of accomplishments.
Larry Finkelstein
Larry Finkelstein served as Khoury College’s Dean from September 1993 to July 2014.
Larry Finkelstein
Larry Finkelstein served as Khoury College’s Dean from September 1993 to July 2014.
Larry Finkelstein
Larry Finkelstein served as Khoury College’s Dean from September 1993 to July 2014.
Larry Finkelstein
Larry Finkelstein served as Khoury College’s Dean from September 1993 to July 2014.
Dr. Amin J. Khoury
When selecting Khoury College’s first “40 for 40” honoree, the choice was clear: Dr. Amin J. Khoury.
Dr. Amin J. Khoury
When selecting Khoury College’s first “40 for 40” honoree, the choice was clear: Dr. Amin J. Khoury.
Dr. Amin J. Khoury
When selecting Khoury College’s first “40 for 40” honoree, the choice was clear: Dr. Amin J. Khoury.
Dr. Amin J. Khoury
When selecting Khoury College’s first “40 for 40” honoree, the choice was clear: Dr. Amin J. Khoury.
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Boston, MA 02115
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