A younger Quentin,
with doctoral student Russ Miller, at the ICPP conference in
Shanty Creek, Michigan, 1984.
Quentin near death,
in a crowd of people from Interface 2000, at
Lafayette #1 Cemetery, New Orleans. (I'm on the right-hand side.)
This picture was taken in April,
2000 by our tour guide, Fred Hatfield.
Quentin waiting for a handout
at a CSEG picnic on 19 May 2000. The picture
was taken by Joonyoung Kim, a CSE graduate student. The person on
my right is Robert Oehmke, one of my doctoral students.
A
Boulder Quentin,
at the Executive Committee, Scientific
Computing Division of NCAR (National Center for Atmospheric Modeling),
merged with a User Forum, 24 April 2003. I was the computer
scientist on the Executive Committee. The picture was taken inside,
but it's more exciting to be outside there.
Quentin
in red at a
Earth Systems Modeling Framework group
meeting of various federal agencies, November 2004.
An oblivious Quentin, with a more
alert Christiane Jablonowski, taken at our tutorial Parallel Computing
101, at the Supercomputing conference November 11, 2007.
It was taken by attendee Ed
Burnette .
A suitable Quentin,
at the CSE@50 celebration, celebrating the 50th anniversary of a computer science-related department at U Michigan.
The event was May 7-9, 2008.
The picture includes Julia Lipman and Farnam Jahanian, who was chair of the CSE department.
He insisted on the picture to prove that I owned a suit.
How my university sees me: here is my faculty photo from
1984. They eventually decided that I didn't
look sufficiently professional, so this
is their 2007 version.
Recently, as I was walking through an airport, a stranger came up and said that
I must be a mathematician, so just assume I look like what I am -- a
6 foot tall white male professor with a beard,
rapidly disappearing hair, and blue eyes.