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 srikanthsastry [at] gmail [dot] com
 Office: 419B, H.R.B.B., TAMU
 Ph: +1 979.862.4535
 Fax: +1 979.847.8578

 

Moving to Parasol Lab
Sunday, 17 August 2008 10:57
In fall 2008, I will be moving to the Distributed Computing Group in Parasol Lab. I will be working with Dr. Jennifer Welch for remainder of my doctoral research.
 
Internship at Microsoft
Tuesday, 17 June 2008 10:16
As of today, I am an intern at Microsoft with the Academics Relations division. My primary job is to develop demo scripts and applications which showcase Microsoft's tools and technologies that are available to students for free. They include Visual Studio Express, Silverlight, Facebook developer toolkit Visual Studio, Microsoft Popfly, and such. I am looking forward to interesting times ahead.
 
Pinnacle Honor Society
Thursday, 24 April 2008 16:39

I was inducted into the Pinnacle Honor Society in Texas A&M today.

 

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Eppright Award
Wednesday, 27 February 2008 09:18

I just received the Eppright Outstanding International Student Award from Texas A&M University [ news item link 1, link 2 ] at the annual Consuls' General Luncheon. I would like to thank my recommenders Scott Pike , Danny Yeager , and Roemer Visser for having advocated so strongly on my behalf.

 

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Thanksgiving in Big Bend
Monday, 03 December 2007 19:13
I spent my 2007 Thanksgiving week camping at Big Bend. I have a travelouge/photoblog post chronicling the vacation. Check it out here .
 
Requesting feedback on the tenure system
Sunday, 25 November 2007 11:23

Hello Everyone,

I will be hosting the show 'Biased Transmission' on KEOS 89.1FM on November 28th  6-7PM. Biased Tranmission is a talk show whose mission to start a discussions on topics that are otherwise seldom discussed in the community here in Bryan/College Station.

The discussion on November 28th will be on the Academic Tenure System. This discussion will be primarliy focussed on Tenure system as a concept, its goal, its effectiveness, its misuse, etc. But the crux of the discussion will be to explore the nature of the system and interrogate it to see if it indeed delivers what it promises, or it is simply a broken system in need of repair/replacement.

The panelists include Dr. Karan Watson (Regents Professor of Electrical Engineering and the Dean of Faculties & Associate Provost), and Dr. Michael Greenwald (Professor of English and Theater, the Director of the International Studies Degree Program, and an active member of the faculty senate). So rest assured the discussion is expected to be of high quality.

As a part of this discussion I would like to invite comments/experience/criticism on the tenure system. I plan on using the issues and concerns voiced here to ask difficult questions to Dr. Watson and Dr. Greenwald.

To facilitate your candor, you can go ahead and submit your questions/concerns/feedback on the tenure system anonymously, if you so choose. So please feel free to provide me with difficult questions to ask our panelists on Biased Transmission. 

 

 

 
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