Tom Erickson
@tom_eric
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Father of two young men. Sconnie. Passionate about education. Wanderer, techie, photographer, chef. He/him.
Boston, Massachusetts
Joined May 2008
RT @WisconsinCS: BREAKING: @UWMadison jumps SIX(!) spots to become the #16 CS undergrad program in the nation (3-way tie). 📈 Biggest jump….
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RT @WisconsinCS: When the new @uwcdis building opens in 2025, it will feature a 26 ft. mosaic highlighting donors to "The Badger Effect," a….
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RT @UWMadison: Exactly 175 years since the University of Wisconsin was founded, Badgers of all stripes flocked to the @WisconsinUnion Terr….
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The launch day festivities marked the beginning of UW's 175th anniversary celebrations, which will continue through the academic year.
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RT @UWMadiSchool: Three notable iSchool graduates share their next chapters, relive favorite moments, and dispense some words of wisdom on….
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RT @UWMadiSchool: Woo Hoo!! Cassy Leeport will be joining us as Tribal Libraries Archives & Museums (TLAM) & iSchool Library Manager on 7/3….
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Creating opportunity in #technology for the next generation of a more diverse workforce. #informationscience at @uwcdis
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The more computing and data impact society, the more important the field of #informationscience becomes. How to design the human-computer interface? How to ensure our information is private and...
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RT @pdmcdan: Pleased to announce that @FKoushanfar and myself will be co-chairing the @NSF SaTC Vision 2.0 workshop on March 8-9th. We are….
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The Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace (SaTC) Program of the National Science Foundation is developing a new vision document that will be used to craft future calls for proposals and shape the next...
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RT @uwcdis: We're secure😉in our knowledge that @WisconsinCS professor Patrick McDaniel is the right person to lead in establishing a new vi….
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The Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace (SaTC) Program of the National Science Foundation is developing a new vision document that will be used to craft future calls for proposals and shape the next...
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Congrats to CDIS team members Andrew Kuemel and @KaiserPister in receiving grants to improve diversity in our program by using data science. We're practicing what we teach in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Our instructors are here to support all students! @WisconsinCS's @KaiserPister and Andrew Kuemmel won microgrants from the Learning Analytics Center of Excellence to use data in support of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging. @UWMadison @UWDoIT
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I love the entrepreneurial spirit of our @uwcdis students. No one exemplifies this better than Atulya! .#cantstopabadger.
At CDIS, we encourage students to tackle real-world problems. Recent @WisconsinCS grad @atulya_reddy and peers created Demic, an app fostering academic and social support for badgers across @UWMadison. Congrats to Atulya Reddy and all fall 2022 grads!.
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We encourage our @uwcdis students to be open to all opportunities – especially those that take them abroad like @IAPstudyabroad's international internships. Having livedin 4 countries, I appreciate how traveling expands horizons and career opportunities.
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RT @WIStartup: 🚨Membership for Wisconsin Startups is now FREE. Join 64+ other startups advocating for founder-friendly policy in Wisconsin:….
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Thrilled to see Catherine Arnott Smith featured on Badger Talks Live to discuss the impact of web usage on sharing health info. Plus, she'll be introduced by Meisi Li, one of our new Information Science majors that Cat connected with. @uwcdis @UWMadiSchool.
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ABOUT Learn something new with Badger Talks Quick Picks! This virtual presentation series showcases exciting happenings, resources and talent from the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus to the...
How do we keep track of all the health information in the world? @UWMadiSchool Professor Catherine Arnott Smith will present at @UWBadgerTalks tomorrow to discuss the history of evaluating health information and how we manage it today.
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