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Ashish Bulchandani
Part-Time Lecturer
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Petruvna Bundu
Data Analyst
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Beth Callahan
Assistant Director of Academic Advising
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Gary Cantrell
Associate Teaching Professor
Gary Cantrell is an associate teaching professor at Khoury College. He is interested in computer science and digital forensics, and prior to joining Northeastern, he founded the Dixie State University Computer Crime Lab.
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Alberto Mario Ceballos-Arroyo
PhD Student
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Thea Celestine
Graduate Experiential Learning and Career Services Advisor, Network
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Smajl Cengic
Senior Co-op Coordinator
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Agnes H. Chan
Professor Emeritus
Agnes Chan is a professor emeritus and the executive director of information assurance and cybersecurity at Khoury College. Her cryptography and security research has spanned mutual authentication algorithms, communications security, and open clouds, and she holds patents on ultrafast pseudorandom sequence generators and software-based stream ciphers.
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Pandurangan Chandrasekaran
Part-Time Lecturer
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James Chang-Davidson
Director of Industry-Aligned Student Programs
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Neda Changizi
Clinical Instructor
Neda Changizi is a clinical instructor at Khoury College. Her previous work as a researcher has explored the world of medical imaging informatics.
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Harsh Chaudhari
PhD Student
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Divya Chaudhary
Assistant Teaching Professor
Divya Chaudhary is an assistant teaching professor at Khoury College. She teaches courses related to programming, data structures, cloud computing, and big data, and her research attempts to discover ways to optimize load scheduling in the cloud to reduce computational costs.
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Anqi Chen
PhD Student
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Crane He Chen
Assistant Teaching Professor
Crane He Chen is an assistant teaching professor at Khoury College, based in Oakland and Silicon Valley, where she teachers computer graphics. Chen enjoys teaching students not just to solve problems, but to determine which problems to solve. She also aims to develop their critical and creative thinking skills in line with the philosophy that “knowledge has a life span, but modes of thinking are timeless.”
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Yiwen Chen
PhD Student