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Domain Name: claranguyen.me
Site Version: 3.0.1
Last Updated: 2019/08/18
Nice to meet you
I am Clara Nguyễn, a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville currently studying for a Master's Degree in Computer Science. I am working under the incredible Dr. Bradley T. Vander Zanden. I started as a teaching assistant in Fall 2016. On this site, I will provide examples and hints to your current lab assignment to give you that push needed to succeed. This site will have most of the resources I utilized during those lab sessions as well, so students won't miss out.
Classes
These are the courses I have TA'd for. Click a box to go to its respective page.
Talks
Awards
Over my time at UTK, I've won a few awards for my contributions as TA. Here they are. Moving your mouse over an award will provide more details on it.

  1. Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Assistant April 26, 2018

    Given at the 2018 Gonzalez Family Awards Banquet. The event, stream, and details are available on this page.
  2. Extraordinary Professional Promise April 27, 2020

    "Extraordinary Professional Promise honors are awarded to undergraduate and graduate students who demonstrate professional promise in teaching, research or other contributions."

    The award and details about it can be found on this page.
  3. Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant April 27, 2020

    Announced at the 2020 Gonzalez Family Awards. The event and details are available on this page.
Pictures with my students
Each semester (starting from Fall 2017), I ask students during the final lab session if they want to take a picture with me outside near the Min H. Kao building (Students who choose not to, instead, stay and read the final lab writeup). Click the pictures below to view them in their full resolution.