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Distinguished Lectures
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CSE 2012 Distinguished Lecture Series![]() Maria Klawe, professor of computer science and president of Harvey Mudd College, kicked off the UW CSE Distinguished Lecture series in mid-October. Her talk, “The Harvey Mudd Story: From 10 percent to 40 percent female in computer science in three years,” highlighted how her institution began an effort in 2006 that quadrupled its female representation in computer science majors. ![]() Brad Smith, Microsoft’s General Counsel and Executive Vice President for Legal and Corporate Affairs, delivered the second lecture, “Creating an Environment for Innovation.” His lecture discussed key elements of innovative companies, regions, and nations. ![]() For the third lecture, renowned economist Susan Athey, professor of economics at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, addressed a standing-room only crowd. Her talk, “ Machine Learning Meets Economics: Using Theory, Data, and Experiments to Design Markets,” was co-sponsored with the department of Economics. ![]() This year's series will wrap up with Regina Barzilay, from MIT CSAIL, who will present “Learning to behave by reading.” Her talk will be on January 8th, at 3:30 p.m. in EEB105. Information on UW CSE Distinguished Lecture Series talks may be
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