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Karolina Sarnowska PhD Graduate Student
Department of Computer Science
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Karolina Sarnowska PhD Graduate Student
Department of Computer Science
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I am at the end of my third year of graduate school. After completing my Masters last year, I am currently working on my PhD proposal. While my research focus is in grid computing, my general research interests include distributed systems, high performance computing, and bioinformatics. I am a part of the Virginia Center for Grid Research where I am studying under Professor Andrew Grimshaw.
I currently serve as our department's Teatime Tsarina. In the past I have also served as the Graduate Chair of the ACM-W (2007) at UVa and the CS Representative to the Graduate Engineering Student Council (2007/2008).
I graduated from Mississippi State University in 2006 with a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science and Mathematics as well as minors in German and General Business. Along with Mississippi, I grew up in Michigan, Alaska, and Poland.
Outside of academia, I enjoy dancing, sports, and hiking.
