CSC eNewsletter - March 2025
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Join the Department for Day of Giving
Mark Wyatt: From SAB to Scholarships
Congratulations to the Spring 2025 Carla Savage Award Winners
View the Full Shamyla Lando Labcorp "Leadership in Technology” Speaker Series Talk
New Technique Overcomes Spurious Correlations Problem in AI
New Tech Tracks Student Behavior in Educational Games to Boost Collaborative Learning
Join the Department for Day of Giving
Mark your calendars for March 26 and join us in #GivingPack!. Details »
Mark Wyatt: From SAB to Scholarships

CS alum Mark Wyatt ('80) believes in the power of connection. Years of crafting meaningful relationships (and seeing the value of giving) gave Mark and his wife, Robin, the confidence and know-how to establish their own scholarship endowment. Read More »
Congratulations to the Spring 2025 Carla Savage Award Winners
Congratulations to Yuchen Liu, assistant professor; Sandeep Kaur Kuttal, associate professor; and Shandler Mason, Ph.D. student, on being named the Spring 2025 winners of the Carla Savage Awards. Read More »
View the Full Shamyla Lando Labcorp "Leadership in Technology” Speaker Series Talk
Dozens of students, faculty and corporate partners packed EB2 1231 on Feb. 13 for the Spring 2025 “Leadership in Technology” Speaker Series talk, feat. Shamyla Lando, SVP and CTO of Labcorp. Lando focused her talk on the importance of data and AI in healthcare. Read More »
New Technique Overcomes Spurious Correlations Problem in AI
AI models often rely on “spurious correlations,” making decisions based on unimportant and potentially misleading information. NC State CS researchers have traced these correlations and have demonstrated a technique that overcomes this problem. Read More »
New Tech Tracks Student Behavior in Educational Games to Boost Collaborative Learning
Researchers from CS have demonstrated a new suite of software tools that analyzes student behavior in an educational game in real time. These assessments can be used to modify the game in order to improve student learning. Read more »
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Upcoming Events & Key Dates
Mar 22 - College of Engineering Open House. Read more »
Mar 26 - Day of Giving. Read more »
Apr 23 - Senior Design Center's Posters & Pies and 30th Anniversary Celebration
May 01 - CS Spring 2025 Diploma Ceremony
In The News
Artificial Intelligence in the Tar Heel State: How NC is Leading the Charge, mentions the Artificial Intelligence Academy at NC State University is a prime example of the state’s commitment to cultivating a skilled AI workforce FEAST Magazine, by Sam Allcock, March 18, 2024 (link)
States Most Vulnerable to Identity Theft & Fraud (2024), features Samuel Carter, Adjunct Professor of Computer Science, answering questions about identity theft WalletHub.com, by Adam McCann, December 06, 2023 (link)
NC State University Collaboration Promotes Cybersecurity Awareness, profiles the efforts of Laura Rodgers, Director of Cybersecurity Practice at NC State University WRAL News, by Don Vaughan, October 17, 2023 (link)
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