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• Program Co-Chair, IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition(CVPR), 2001.• Program Co-Chair, IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition(CVPR), 1997.• Program Committee, Area Co-Chair, IEEE Conference on Computer Vision andPattern Recognition (CVPR), 1996.• Program Committee, Second Workshop on Object Representation for ComputerVision, 1996.• Program Committee, IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV),1995.• Program Committee, Workshop on Context-Based Vision, 1995.• Evaluation Committee, Undergraduate Prize, Computing Research Association(CRA), 1995-1997.• Member, Image Understanding Advisory Committee for the RADIUS program,ARPA and ORD, 1994-1996.• Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence,1991-1995.• Program Committee, IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition(CVPR), 1991.• Co-Editor, Special Issue of IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and MachineIntelligence on Three-Dimensional Scene Interpretation, 1991.• Program Committee, IEEE Workshop on Three-Dimensional Vision, 1989.Courses Taught• [S08] CS 664 – Machine Vision• [F07] NBA 600 – Strategic Role of Information Technology• [F07] NBA 610 – Technology Management: Bio, Info, Nano• [S07] CS 764 – Recent Advances in Object Category Recognition• [F06] NBA 600 – Strategic Role of Information Technology• [F06] NBA 610 – Technology Management: Bio, Info, Nano• [S06] CS 312 – Data Structures and Functional Programming, 32 students• [F05] NBA 600 – Strategic Role of Information Technology, 28 students• [F05] NBA 610 – Technology Management: Bio, Info, Nano, 24 students• [F04] NBA 600 – Strategic Role of Information Technology, 20 students• [F04] NBA 610 – Technology Management: Bio, Info, Nano, 27 students• [S04] NBA 600 – Strategic Role of Information Technology, 19 students• [F03] CS 664 – Machine Vision, 16 students• [S03] NBA 600 – Strategic Role of Information Technology, 35 students• [F02] CS 664 – Machine Vision, 23 students• [S99] CS 664 - Machine Vision, 26 students• [F98] CS 130 - Creating Interactive Web Documents, 225 students• [S98] CS 664 - Machine Vision, 29 students• [F97] CS 130 - Creating Interactive Web Documents (with B. Smith), 106 students
• [S97] CS 130 - Creating Interactive Web Documents (with B. Smith), 185 students• [F96] CS 212 - Modes of Algorithmic Expression, 70 students• [S95] CS 664 - Machine Vision, 22 students• [F94] CS 212 - Modes of Algorithmic Expression, 88 students• [S94] CS 664 - Machine Vision, 28 students• [F93] CS 212 - Modes of Algorithmic Expression, 49 students• [S93] CS 763 - Topics in Geometric Matching, 9 students• [F92] CS 212 - Modes of Algorithmic Expression, 54 students• [S92] CS 462/3 - Robotics and Vision (with B. Donald), 24 students• [S92] CS 664 - Machine Vision, 16 students• [F91] CS 212 - Modes of Algorithmic Expression, 49 students• [S91] CS 664 - Machine Vision, 22 students• [F90] CS 212 - Modes of Algorithmic Expression, 47 students• [S90] CS 664 - Machine Vision, 18 students• [F89] CS 212 - Modes of Algorithmic Expression, 59 students• [S89] CS 764 - Topics in Computer Vision, 16 students• [F88] CS 211 - Computers and Programming (with Kay Wagner), 153 studentsUniversity Service• Chair, University Task Force on “Wisdom in the Age of Digital Information”, 2005-2006• Director of Graduate Studies, Information Science, 2004-present• Member, CS Department Operations Review Committee, 2004-2005• Member, CS Department Recruiting Committee, 2004• Member, Johnson School Technology Management planning group, 2004-present• Member, Library and Related Information Systems Steering Committee, 2003-2004• Member, CIS Building Committee, 2003-present• Member, Information Science Undergraduate Major Committee, 2002-present• Member, CIS Digital Arts and Graphics Committee, 2002-present• Member, Computing and Information Science (CIS) Council, 2002-present• Member, Cornell-Queens MBA program advisory group, 2002-2004• Chair, University Task Force on Computing and Information Sciences, 1999-2000• Member, Weiss Fellowship Selection Committee, 1998-99• Chair, Faculty Advisory Board on Information Technology (FABIT), 1998-99• Member, Project 2000 Executive Sponsor Committee, 1998-99• Member, Search Committee, Vice President for Information Technology, 1998-99• Member, Electronic Publishing Steering Committee, 1997-99• Member, Project 2000 Advisory Committee for Student Information Access, 1996-98• Chair, FABIT Subcommittee on Undergraduate Access to Information, 1994-99• Chair, CS Department Recruiting Committee, 1993-94• Member, EE Department Recruiting Committee, 1993-95• Member, Faculty Advisory Board on Information Technology (FABIT), 1993-99• Member, Engineering College Computing Committee, 1992-93
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