School of Computing

The ADVANCE partnership between Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) and George Mason University (Mason) gives NOVA students targeted, personalized support to complete their bachelor's degrees in a timely manner and save money. In addition to cost savings, the benefits of the program include an aligned curriculum, access to facilities and events, no additional application, co-enrollment, and more.

Research Interests: AI and ML, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Education Technology, Health Informatics, Human-Centered Computing, Smart Communities

Research Interests: AI and ML, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Education Technology, Health Informatics, Human-Centered Computing, Smart Communities

Research Interests: Multimodal Image Processing, artificial intelligence, computer vision and deep learning focusing on the medical imaging domain.

The State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) approved Mason’s proposal to set the stage for a reorganization of the Volgenau School of Engineering to a newly formed College of Engineering and Computing, comprising the proposed School of Computing and Volgenau School of Engineering. The College of Engineering and Computing will be led by Ken Ball. The change will become effective on April 1, 2021.

The George Mason University Board of Visitors voted Thursday, Oct. 1, to house the new School of Computing and the existing Volgenau School of Engineering in a newly formed College of Engineering and Computing led by Ken Ball, the current dean of the Volgenau School of Engineering.

Research Interests: Robust methods for high-dimensional problems, computational statistics, applications in the life sciences.

Research Interests: Spatial statistics, regression analysis, computational methods, functional data, spatio-temporal statistics, computer model calibration

Research Interests: HCI, Human-AI Collaboration, Human-in-the-loop, Explainable AI, Steerable AI, CSCW

Research Interests: Software engineering, distributed systems, networks, and AI