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Employer Name
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Trinity University |
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Employer Website
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www.trinity.edu |
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Job Title
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Assistant Professor |
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Major and
Class Year |
BS Comp Science/Physics-1996 |
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Additional education
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University of Colorado at Boulder
Department of Astrophysics and Planetary Science
M.S. 1998, Ph.D. 2001
Department of Computer Science
M.S. 2000
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Briefly describe what you do
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I'm a CS professor. |
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What other jobs have you had?
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Research Assistant |
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What are the key skills, abilities, and personal
qualities necessary to succeed in this type of work?
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Students probably have a good grasp on what they
think makes a good professor. Having a love for the topic you teach
though is probably the most important skill. |
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What do you enjoy most about your current
position?
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Teaching. Hanging out with college students all
the time and playing noonball are nice perks as well. Research is
also very rewarding. There is a nice feeling to knowing that for a
while you are the only person in the world who has a certain piece of
knowledge. |
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Most important/valuable lesson or activity in
college that impacted your career
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Participating in research as an undergrad at
Trinity. |
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What advice for someone entering this field?
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Love what you are doing. |
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Questions? |
Email
askalumni@trinity.edu
Put the name of the alumni you wish to contact in the subject line,
then type your question. |