Myles McNally (with Martin Carlisle, Steve Cooper, Kenneth Goldman, Paul Gross, Kris Powers, and Viera Proulx). "Tools and Environments for Teaching Introductory Programming: What Works?." 37th SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education. Houston, TX. March 1-5, 2006.
This was a panel presentation for which Myles McNally was a panelist. An online version of the panel position statement is available here.
Students conducting research side-by-side with faculty has been an Alma College legacy for generations. Alma students team up with faculty on scholarly research or to collaborate on creative or performing arts projects. An annual Honors Day features student presentations, performances and exhibits. Many students present such work at regional, national and international meetings.
Cory Townes
Graduation: 2014
Major: Physics
Livonia junior Cory Townes didn’t need to be on campus for more than a few weeks to know that energy, mass and force would drive the momentum of his college career.
With a passion for problem solving, physics is his major of choice.
“Solving problems is satisfying, and physics is all about solving problems,” he says. “It’s a lot of fun working on a tough problem and then finding the solution.”
