Rachel Ma Receives The Norman K. Meyrowitz '81 Award
- Posted by Jesse Polhemus
- on May 10, 2023
Brown University's Department of Computer Science has just announced that Rachel Ma, a Brown CS student concentrating in Computer Science and Music and one of the four Meta-TAs who coordinate the Undergraduate Teaching Assistant program, has just won the Norman K. Meyrowitz '81 Award. Named for an alum known for his contributions to the department, the award recognizes exceptionally meritorious service to Brown CS and is accompanied by a cash prize of five hundred dollars.
"Norm set the standard for department service by an undergraduate," says Brown CS Professor Tom Doeppner, Vice Chair and Director of Undergraduate Studies, "and we're delighted that Rachel has followed in his footsteps. This award is not given every year, but only when we feel a graduating senior has earned it. She's earned it."
Norm feels similarly. "I am more than impressed by all of Rachel's work in the department, culminating in the job of MTA – a job that is an order of magnitude more difficult than anything I had to do back in my day. It is a privilege to have my name associated with hers," he says.
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