It is with great sadness that we report that David Eugene Herrington, former Public Member of the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, passed away on January 9, 2021. David will be fondly remembered by his moniker, “Social Guy!” (and the…
CSAB and computer science have lost a pioneer. Anne-Louise Radimsky was a long-time CSAB volunteer and a sitting ABET Computing Accreditation Commissioner at the time of her passing in June. Originally from France, Anne-Louise was one of the first female…
CSAB has lost a beloved family member, David A. "Cookie" Cook. Cookie was a volunteer for 22 years, serving nearly 10 of those as a CAC/ABET commissioner representing CSAB. For the last 11 years, he was a professor of computer…
CSAB has lost one of its founders. Raymond "Ray" Miller was chair of the joint ACM and IEEE Computer Society task force that led to computing accreditation and the creation of the Computing Sciences Accreditation Board in 1984. As CSAB's…
It is with great regret that we report the sad news that one of our beloved past Presidents, Dr. Gerald Engel, passed away this August. Dr. Engel, fondly known to our community as Jerry, is survived by his wife Doris,…
CSAB is deeply saddened to announce that past Board President Patrick Walsh unexpectedly passed away on March 21. It appears the cause was a massive coronary event. The computing community and Pat’s many friends and colleagues within send sincerest condolences…