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LAWRENCE
S. KROLL
Computer Science Department
San Francisco State University
San Francisco, CA 94132
(415) 338-2539
kroll@sfsu.edu
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EDUCATION
University
of California, Berkeley B.S.,
1958 (Mechanical Engineering)
University of California, Riverside M.A., 1964 (Mathematics)
University of California, Riverside Ph.D., 1967 (Theoretical
Mathematics)
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EXPERIENCE
Associate
Professor, San Francisco State University 1984 - present
Computer Science Department
Director, The Kestrel Institute 1981 - present
A non-profit artificial intelligence research and education corporation.
Director and President, OZ Projects 1978 - present
A non-profit corporation which explores and educates the public
to new ideas in science, ecology, self-sufficiency, & alternative
energy.
President, The Village OZ 1971 - 1991
This corporation operated scholarship camps and futuristic retreats
for the public. It operated as a model community which was almost
100% food and energy self-sufficient.
Assistant Professor, Mathematics 1967 - 1971
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS Research and teaching in analysis.
Engineering Officer, U.S. NAVY 1958 - 1962
Registered Engineering certification.
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MAJOR
GRANTS
Co-Author
of NSF Laboratory Infrastructure Grant 1992 to SFSU ($100,000)
San Diego Supercomputer Center Block Grants 1988 - 1991 ($100,000)
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RESEARCH
PUBLICATIONS
Undergraduate
Supercomputing, San Diego Supercomputer Center GatherScatter,
December, 1991
A
Guide to SFSU, a HyperCard Program for students
Mathematica,
A System for Doing Mathematics by Computer, American Mathematical
Monthly, 11/9/89
Uniqueness
Of Hermite Series Under Poisson-Abel Summability Trans of
American Mathematical Society, Vol 135, January, 1969
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SPECIAL
UNIVERSITY ASSIGNMENTS
Laboratory
Coordinator, Computer Science established the Macintosh, NeXT,
and Visualization laboratories
Faculty Coordinator, Work/Study Program Developed a workable work/study
program with industry contacts.
School Of Science Facilities Committee CSC Department Laboratory
Development Committee
12 Master's Thesis Committees
Supercomputer, NeXT, and Apple Support Coordinator to SFSU
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PROFESSIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
ACM,
the Association for Computing Machinery
IEEE, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
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DESIGN
AND CONSTRUCTION - ENERGY RELATED PROJECTS
5
KW Wind-Electric Generator and Tower
Providing 110 volt DC power to a rural community.
Windmill Water System
Wind-gravity system providing 20,000 gallons water over 1/2 mile.
Solar Greenhouse (Passive)
Energy-efficient greenhouse providing heat to attached building.
275-Foot Suspension Bridge
Spanning the Garcia River, Mendocino County, California
Tri-Dome Complex (Geodesic)
Connected 3-building home based on Buckminster Fuller's mathematics
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PUBLIC
SERVICE RECOGNITION
SFSU Meritorious Performance and Professional Promise Award,
Spring 1990
SFSU Register 1990 On Teaching Mathematics with Computers
San Francisco Examiner, January 30 1983 Futuristic workshops
at OZ.
CBS Evening Magazine, Summer, 1982 National TV interview
on alternative energy and solar power.
Energy News Digest, April, 1982 Practical energy self-sufficiency.
Sacramento Bee, April 12, 1981 Sunday special feature story
on futuristic workshops and energy-efficiency.
Sacramento Union, July 14, 1979 Saturday Showcase on OZ
San Jose Mercury News, December 31, 1978 California Today
special color feature story on OZ.
San Francisco Chronicle, July 12, 1976 Front-page story
on the first human-potential camp for kids.
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