Schedule

Monday, June 2, 2025

Morning Session: Mentoring
Time Presenter Talk title
09:45 AM   Welcome and Opening Remarks
10:00 AM Invited talk: Stephen MacNeil No silver bullets: mentorship is a ‘wicked’ design problem
10:30 AM Neftali Watkinson Experiences supervising an undergraduate CS tutoring program
10:45 AM Annette Raigoza Heather Amthauer, Alicia Peterson, Majel Baker, Robert Campbell, James Crumley, Kris Nairn A Mentoring-Centered Model to Support Women in STEM
11:00 AM Sandra Batista How Compassion Guides Mentoring Teaching Assistants for Effective Collaborative Classrooms
11:15 AM Laura Cang, Meghan Allen, Stephan Koenig, Susanne Bradley,Yuanhao Wei A Tale of Two Pairs and a Science Education Specialist: Experiences from a paired-teaching professional development model for new instructors
11:30 AM Invited Talk: Rebecca Wright Undergraduate Computing Engagement with Computing Fellows Across Disciplines
12:00 PM Start of lunch break
12:10 PM Luther Tychonievich Lunch with Luther: Questions I can’t answer about computing education (Bring your own lunch)
Afternoon Session: AI
Time Presenter Talk title
1:00 PM Invited Talk: Abdu Alawini Structuring Concepts, Amplifying Insight: Graph RAG for AI-Personalized Student Feedback
1:30 PM Umar Alkafaween, Ibrahim Albluwi, Paul Denny Automating Autograding: Large Language Models as Test Suite Generators for Introductory Programming
1:45 PM Yuliia Zhukovets The Role of Probing and Clarifying Questions for Teaching Fellows in Computer Science
2:00 PM Jérémie Lumbroso Critical Engagement Assignment: Dreamweaving Socio-Technical Futures with AI
2:15 PM Philip Guo From Generic to Bespoke: Hand-Crafting Ultra-Niche AI Chatbots for Personalized Mentoring
2:30 PM Invited Talk: James Prather Human-Centered AI in Computing Education
3:00 PM Closing Remarks / Socialize

Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Morning Session: Unique Courses
Time Presenter Talk title
09:45 AM   Second Day’s Opening Remarks
10:00 AM Invited Talk: Shinkha Singh Teaching at a small liberal-arts college: Takeaways and Challenges
10:30 AM LeeAnn Grant Bridging the Digital Divide: Supporting Computer Science Education in Rural Schools
10:45 AM Rush Sanghrajka Learning to Ride with AI: Teaching Critical Engagement with LLMs in a Data Science Course
11:00 AM Mike Shah Revisiting the D Programming language for Teaching
11:15 AM Casey W. O’Brien Seeing Double: Securing Critical Infrastructure with Digital Twins
11:30 AM Invited Talk: Mariana Silva Turning Data Into Impact: My Experiences with Course Redesign
Afternoon Session: Pedagogy / Tools
Time Presenter Talk title
1:00 PM Organizing Committee An interactive discussion on Community Building
1:45 PM Sadia Sharmin, Paul He Alternative Grading at Scale: Insights from Implementing Weekly Checkpoint Quizzes in a Large Introductory Computer Science Course
2:00 PM Matthew Fendt A Focused Discussion on Pedagogical Techniques to Teach Data Collection and Presentation Ethics in a Data Science Course
2:15 PM James W. McGuffee Leveraging Generative AI for Asynchronous Online CS Course Development
2:30 PM Invited talk: Paul Denny Comprehension, Coaching, and Creation: Scaffolding Novice Programmers with AI
3:00 PM Closing Remarks / Socialize