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9 New Universities Join the STARS Alliance
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Nine new Universities have joined the STARS Alliance, creating an even greater stronger partnership of research universities, minority and women's universities & colleges, K-12 educators, industry, professional organizations, and community groups who are committed to “Broadening participation in computing through recruiting, bridging and retention�
Join us in welcoming our newest STARS:
- Georgia Southern University (Research University) College of Information
Technology; http://cit.georgiasouthern.edu
Contact: Kera Bell Watkins, kzbell@georgiasouthern.edu- Hampton University (private HBCU) Department of Computer Science;
www.hamptonu.edu
Contact: Jean Muhammad, jean.muhammad@hamptonu.edu- North Carolina A&T (Research University) Electronics, Computer and Information Technology; www.ncat.edu
Contact: Gina Bullock, glbulloc@ncat.edu- Saint Augustine's College (private HBCU) Computer Science Department;
www.st-aug.edu
Contact: Joseph Austin, jhaustin@st-aug.edu- Shaw University (private HBCU) Department of Computer & Information Sciences;
www.shawu.edu
Contact: Deva Sharma, dsharma@shawu.edu- University of New Orleans (Research University) Department of Computer Science;
www.cs.uno.edu
Contact: Golden G. Richard, golden@cs.uno.edu- University of South Carolina (Research University) College of Engineering and Computing;
www.engr.sc.edu
Contact: Caroline Eastman, eastman@cse.sc.edu- University of Tennessee at Knoxville (Research University) Department of Computer Science;
Contact: David Straight, straight@cs.utk.edu- Virginia Tech (Research University) Computer Science Department; www.cs.vt.edu
Contact: Scott McCrickard, dmccrick@cs.vt.edu
