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SUMMARY:Computing and Culture
DESCRIPTION:Denice Ward Hood (University of Illinois)\n\nWhat do culture a
 nd identity have to do with computing, including HPC? This talk will initi
 ate a conversation - A conversation about the ways in which an awareness o
 f and attention to individual identities and workplace culture can positiv
 ely impact your creativity, innovation, and productivity. Computing was cr
 eated to be taught to everyone but it has become more narrow. In addition 
 to computational systems and algorithmic processes, advanced computing cap
 abilities also involve societal impact. The decisions about what is worthy
  of investigation, what problems get addressed (and funded) what is accept
 able evidence of success, and so forth are influenced by who we are. These
  lived experiences represent a rich repository from which to draw phenomen
 al ideas. With the aim of urging reflection, this talk is intended to spur
  discussion about what Tissenbaum and colleagues (2021) refer to as “more 
 diverse, equitable, and meaningful endpoints.”\n\nTag: Education, HPC in S
 ociety\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Reg Pass\n\nSession Chair: M
 ary Ann Leung (Sustainable Horizons Institute)\n\n
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