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About Ginger Alford

Also Known As

Ginger (Jennifer Reynolds) Alford

Affiliations

Southern Methodist University, Lyle School of Engineering, Department of Computer Science
Trinity Valley School

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Bio

SIGGRAPH 2025

Computer scientist with scholarly understanding and practical experience in mathematical and computational issues in computer graphics and vision. Effective project manager with broad organizational experience. Strong track record of building cross-division, arts-centered engineering education programs for museums and K-12 schools. Interest and expertise in computer graphics, computer vision, augmented reality, immersive environments, drone shows, remote sensing, digital halftoning, animatronics and computer science education.

SIGGRAPH 2014

Jennifer (Ginger) Alford works with multiple institutions to develop computer science and engineering educational programs as a Director at both Trinity Valley School and the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. She has a BS in math from Univ. of Texas, a MS in computer science from Texas A & M Univ., a PhD in electrical and computer engineering from the Univ. of Iowa and 25 years of image processing experience as developer, researcher and IP consultant. She is the Education Liaison for the 2014 SIGGRAPH Conference Committee.


SIGGRAPH Conference Organizing Committee Positions


Conference Contributions

Experiences

Birds of a Feather

Labs-Studio


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