Contributors
Select a contributor from the list below. Clicking their name will take you to their presentation. The contributors are listed chronologically by the date of their presentation.
- Tucker Childs - Applied Linguistics, Portland State University
- Anthony Jones - Social Media Analyst, Intel
- Zachary Bingaman - Pacific University Senior
- Steven Wax - Lawyer and former head of Oregon's Federal Public Defender Office
- Joseph Howell - Managing Director, Financial Intelligence, LLC
- Christie Gehring - Liquid Development
- Mark Bailey and Mike Charles - College of Education, Pacific University
- William Hooker - PostDoc, Biomed Research, Portland, Oregon
- LUNARR - The latest international venture from Toru Takasuka
- Jerry Jones - Computer Forensics instructor and course developer for the National White Collar Crime Center
- Barb Frederiksen - Forensic Software Analyst, Johnson-Laird, Inc.
- Julie Ahmed - Director of Curriculum and Instruction for the Muslim Educational Trust
- Mic Crenshaw - Co-founder of Global Family NetWork and Hip-Hop Spoken Word Artist
- Dr. Jerald Block - Psychiatrist and leading authority on "Internet addiction"
- Wenzhou Medical College Students
- Cédric Vezinet - Director of Engineering for Lingo Systems, Translation and Localization Services
- Charles Jennings - CEO, Swan Island Networks, Inc.
- Jane Brillhart & Chad Optiz - F.B.I. & Beaverton Police Department
- Jesper "JJ" Jurcenoks - Co-founder of netVigilance, a leading provider of IT-security software
- Chris Pruett - Vicarious Visions, Inc
- Reed Stager - Vice President, Corporate Licensing, Marketing and Public Policy for Digimarc Corporation
- Shannon Callahan - Staff Attorney for OSPIRG
- Mark Lipson - Lunar Logic (Eugene)
Upcoming Roundtables
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010
The Berglund Center Roundtable series will start off the new semester with Martin Ringle, the Chief Technology Officer at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. He will reveal what Reed learned from the Kindle Pilot Project, where a number of students were given a Kindle DX in lieu of Textbooks.
All roundtables will be held from noon until 1:00 p.m. Pacific Time zone unless otherwise noted.