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The Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering congratulates Michael Campesino and Scott Pike OSU Leadership Awards. These awards honor students who serve the OSU community with distinction and who demonstrate leadership in activities such as service on university committees, department committees, or student organizations.

Michael Campesino won the Outstanding Senior Award. Michael was the most recent President of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. He has coordinated thr SHPE Professional Symposium. He also recently received the SHPE Member of the Year and was recognized for Academic Excellance by the Minority Engineering Program.

Michael will graduate in Spring of 2004 and plans to work in computer software design.

Scott Pike has been the recipient of many awards and honors. Most recently, he was given the OSU Graduate Associate Teaching Award. With Dr. Paul A.G. Sivilotti, Scott won the Best Paper award at the The 24th International Conference On Distributed Computing Systems (IEEE ICDCS-2004). The paper entitled, "Dining Philosophers with Crash Locality 1, won it's first place standing against a field of 475 papers. He is this year's CSE Eleanor Quinlan Memorial Award for Outstanding Teaching. Previously he had received the Department's Outstanding Service Award in 2001.

Scott will be graduating with his PhD in August 2004. He has accepted a position with Texas A&M University as an assistant professor.