Mary McGlohon
Graduate Assistant
Machine Learning Department
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Office: Gates-Hillman Center 8221 - 412-268-3569
Email: mmcgloho+www@cs.cmu.edu

Job application materials

CV
Research Statement
Teaching Statement


I am a Ph.D. student in the Machine Learning Department at CMU's School of Computer Science, expecting to graduate in the second half of 2010. My advisors are Christos Faloutsos and Alan Montgomery. My thesis research involves finding patterns of network formation, evolution, and diffusion in real networks and applying these patterns to anomaly detection and marketing. I have enjoyed internships with Google, Microsoft, and PricewaterhouseCoopers. I have received support in my graduate studies from an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship and a Yahoo! Key Technical Challenges Grant.

I have also enjoyed internships with Google, Microsoft Live Labs and PricewaterhouseCoopers. I graduated from the University of Tulsa with Bachelor's degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics. I worked on AI research in Sandip Sen's lab, and also did research in applied math with Christian Constanda.

News, Fall 2009

CV


Research Interests

My field-related interests include the following:


Research and Publications

Conference Papers

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Other Publications

Talks

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Teaching Activities

I was TA for two courses while at CMU:

I also served as an undergraduate TA at University of Tulsa for several lower-level math classes:


Graduate Coursework

In reverse chronological order. * indicates core MLD PhD curriculum.


Other Activities

I have performed a number of service- and otherwise-related roles for SCS. They include:


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SIGBOVIK

For a sample of my more creative writing, please refer to my embarrassingly numerous SIGBOVIK publications: My Erdos number: <=4