Congratulations to Chris Stephenson, Outstanding Contribution to ACM Awardee 2018

April 26, 2019 at 7:00 am Leave a comment

A well-deserved honor!  Chris has done so much for computing education, from CSTA to her great work at Google. Congratulations!

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For advancing K-12 CS education by founding and developing the Computer Science Teachers Association and incorporating its mission and membership into the ACM professional community.

Dr. Chris Stephenson has expanded the definition of the professional computing community to include K-12 computer science (CS) teachers and education partners, supporting ACM’s mission to increase the diversity and perspectives of the community. Chris’s work in architecting, founding and nurturing the Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) in partnership with ACM into a professional international organization with more than 22,000 members dedicated to supporting teachers and pursuing excellence in K-12 CS education is widely recognized. Her scholarly research contributions, including work on computational thinking in K-12 education, the inaugural CSTA K-12 Computer Science Standards and the Running on Empty and Bugs in the System reports, have led to projects, initiatives and policy changes that have deeply and positively impacted K-12 education and educators globally.

 

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