Julie Miller recently interviewed Kyrre Begnum and Charles Border, the Chief Editors of the newly launched USENIX Journal of Education in System Administration (JESA).
UPDATE: The submission deadline has been extended to Sunday, August 3, 2014!
[]Brian Noble is a Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education for the College of Engineering at the University of Michigan.
The USENIX Summit on Gaming, Games and Gamification in Security Education (3GSE '14) will be held August 18 and co-located with USENIX Security '14. In this interview, program chair Zachary N J Peterson offers a preview of what to expect at the first 3GSE event.
Rikki: What inspired the 3GSE event?
In 2014, we will be holding our first USENIX Release Engineering Summit (URES '14).
As we're finalizing plans for FAST '14 later this month, we're also looking ahead toward upcoming USENIX conferences.
From our friends at LOPSA, a reminder that the Call for Participation deadline for LOPSA-EAST '14 is Friday, January 31, 2014. USENIX is pleased to be an in-cooperation sponsor.
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If you or a student you know wants a grant to attend FAST '14, don't procrastinate. The student grant application deadline is Thursday, January 16.
Intro to the Art of Balancing Professional and Personal is a guest post by Máirín “Mo” Duffy, the principal interaction designer at Red Hat. Mo explains what career considerations to keep in mind if you make a name change or decide to add on to your family. This article is the fourth installment in our new USENIX Women in Advanced Computing (WiAC) series:
[]In this interview, the USENIX Association Co-Executive Directors, Anne Dickison and Casey Henderson, offer a preview of 2014 and announce a change in USENIX leadership.
Rikki: Tell us about what the Co-Executive Directors do for USENIX? How do you divide responsibilities?
Handling Community Conflict (Like a Boss) is a guest post by Emma Jane Westby, an author and trainer specializing in Drupal site building and theming materials. This article is the third installment in our new USENIX Women in Advanced Computing (WiAC) series: