Selected Presentations & Appearances
Cultivating Computing Competence
- CONNECT Conference
· June 2021
Keynote/Named Lecture
Veracross,
(Mistakes I've Made) On My STEM Journey
· April 10, 2019
Keynote/Named Lecture
We Got Next: Expanding Opportunities for Science Participation
· November 9, 2018
Keynote/Named Lecture
Internet of Things Innovation Challenge
· 2017
Other
Farad Ali - The Institute,
Durham Convention Center
Outreach & Engaged Scholarship
Bass Connections Team Leader - Understanding Perceptions of Race Among Computer Science Undergraduates
· 2022
- 2023
Projects & Field Work
Bass Connections Team Leader - Artificial Intelligence Bias in an Age of a Technical Elite
· 2019
- 2020
Projects & Field Work
Information, Society & Culture
Inspiring Minds Youth Campus Visit
· September 21, 2018
Event/Organization Administration
Duke’s ECE Diversity Committee sponsored a recent visit from Inspiring Minds, a group of 31 high school students from Warren, Ohio. ECE Associate Professor of the Practice Shani Daily and immunization compliance nurse Bree Elzy led the students through a weekend packed with opportunities to learn about science and culture at Duke. As the students arrived on Friday, they were welcomed by Director of Inclusion and Diversity Dr. Johnna Frierson before heading to a panel with the National Society of Black Engineers. After a campus tour, the students dove into their own programming projects using Scratch and Makey Makey, with help from undergraduates in Duke Women in Technology, then met with students from Alpha Pi Omega and the Native American Student Alliance to learn about Native American culture. On Saturday, the students toured the historic Stagville Plantation before kicking back with pizza and football—where Duke defeated NCCU. (Go Duke!) We hope the group’s visit inspired each and every one of these students to pursue a career in engineering.
Service to the Profession
Technical Advisor
·
2020
Consulting
Center for Inclusive Computing,
The Center for Inclusive Computing was founded in 2019. Housed at Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences, the Center was funded by a grant from Pivotal Ventures, an investment and incubation company created by Melinda Gates. The Center supports university computing programs across the U.S. in implementing evidence-based practices to bring substantially more women into computing.
National Academies of Science - Committee on Authentic STEM Learning for Computing/Technology
·
2019
Committee Service
Review Committee
- Organizational Transformation (OT) Track
·
2019
Committee Service
Grace Hopper Celebration,
Review Committee
- Organizational Transformation (OT) Track
·
2018
Committee Service
Grace Hopper Celebration,
Service to Duke
University Librarian and Vice Provost for Library Affairs
(University)
·
2021
- 2022
Committee Service
ECE Curriculum Revision Committee
(Department)
·
2021
Committee Service
Pratt Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Community
(School)
·
2020
Committee Service
ECE Diversity Committee
(Department)
·
2018
Committee Service