Chair
Ahmed Rubaai
Professor and Chair
Faculty
Michaela Amoo
Assistant Professor
John M.M. Anderson
Dean and Professor
Peter Bofah
Associate Professor
Legand L. Burge, III
Professor
Moses Garuba
Professor
Tepper L. Gill
Professor
Gary L. Harris
Professor
Noha Hazzazi
Assistant Professor
Harry Keeling
Associate Professor
Peter A. Keiller
Associate Professor
Charles Kim
Professor
Fadel Lashhab
Lecturer
Jiang Li
Associate Professor
Chunmei Liu
Professor
Olumide Malomo
Assistant Professor
James A. Momoh
Professor
Habeeb Olufowobi
Lecturer
Danda B. Rawat
Associate Professor
Hassan Salmani
Assistant Professor
Todd Shurn
Associate Professor
Mamadou Wade
Lecturer
Gloria Washington
Assistant Professor
Su Yan
Assistant Professor
Adjunct / Visiting Faculty
Reginald Hobbs
Adjunct Lecturer
Guy M. Lingani
Adjunct Lecturer
Bernard Woolfolk
Adjunct Lecturer
Staff
Timothy Brown
Laboratory Technologist
Sherri Chandler
Grants Coordinator
Antoinette Griffin
Administrative Assistant
Guy M. Lingani
Head of Information Technology
Alycia Onowho
Howard West Program Manager
Hayya Shah
Outreach Coordinator
News
Commemorating the Life of Professor Emeritus Arthur Sanderson Paul, Ph.D.
Tue, July 14, 2020
We commemorate the life of Alumnus and Professor Arthur Sanderson Paul, Ph.D., professor emeritus in the Department of Computer Science. Dr. Paul served at Howard University for over 38 years as a faculty member in the College of Engineering and Architecture, then known as the College of Engineering, Architecture, and Computer Sciences. After graduating from Presentation Brothers College in St. George’s, Grenada, Dr. Paul attended Howard University as a mechanical engineering major. Read More >>
Meet Karsh STEM Scholar Nicole Sullivan
Tue, July 14, 2020
A native of Cerritos, California, rising Computer Science Junior Nicole Sullivan always wanted to be a scientist. Science was her favorite elementary school subject because she loved discovering things. When she was in middle school, Sullivan came across a website that featured computer games created by students. She was intrigued. In that moment she decided that computer science was the path for her.Read More >>
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