Reasonably Logical

This page has a semi complete listing of all my publications, workshops/presentations, and press coverage. I created this page to help me keep track of it, but figured hey why not post it for anyone else who is interested?

Publications:
- “Out & About: The 5th Annual Dorothy Awards”; Metroline (Volume 35, Issue 5), pg 24; Philip Reames; March 2008
- “Improving Dependability by Revisiting Operating System Design“; Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Hot Topics in Dependability; Francis M. David, Jeffrey C. Carlyle, Ellick M. Chan, Philip A. Reames, Roy H. Campbell; June, 2007
- “A Hypervisor for Embedded Computing“; Illinois Journal for Undergraduate Research; Philip Reames, Ellick Chan, Francis David, Jeffrey Carlyle and Roy Campbell; Spring 2007

Workshops and Presentations:

• “Exploiting Technology to Further Your Mission”; Our True Colors 2008
  Followup post
• “Practical Lessons in Managing Your Volunteer Base”; Our True Colors 2008
  Followup post
• “Out (or Not) In the Child Welfare System: Foster Care, Adoptions, & Orphanages“; Creating Change 2008; Co-Facilitated with Mandy Carter
  Proposal, Followup Post
• “Managing your volunteers (and yourself)”; Illinois GLBTQA College Conference Spring 2007

Press Coverage:

• “How was it coming out in your generation?”
  Westchester Loft Newsletter; October 2007 pg. 4
  Just a brief quote from me and not even a direct one at that.
• “Lavendar ceremony celebrates LGBT students, staff, faculty and allies: 2nd annual event recognizes 28 degree recipients“
  By Khristian Kemp-Delisser
  Daily Illini; May 5th, 2007
• “CS Students explore cultures through study abroad program”
  Department of Computer Science News, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  October 27, 2005
• “UI student talks to high schoolers about coming out”
  By Erin Renzas
  Daily Illini; March 31, 2005
• Pictures by me and some of me with the Illinois Space Society at the the first qualifying X Prize launch of SpaceShipOne in 2005. There was a news article that went with this, but I can’t find it now. (September 30, 2004)