Lynn Conway
Lynn Conway
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University of Michigan Professorship

This timeline details Lynn Conway's academic career as a professor at the University of Michigan, where she mentored students and continued her research in computer science and engineering.
Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Michigan
1985
Conway joined the faculty of the University of Michigan as a professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. She dedicated herself to teaching and mentoring students, inspiring a new generation of engineers and researchers.
Research and Teaching at the University of Michigan
1985-1998
During her tenure at the University of Michigan, Conway continued her research in various areas of computer science and engineering, including VLSI design, computer architecture, and parallel processing. She also developed innovative teaching methods and curriculum materials. She was highly regarded by her students and colleagues for her expertise, dedication, and mentorship.
Retired from the University of Michigan
1998
Conway retired from her position as a professor at the University of Michigan, marking the end of her formal academic career. However, she continued to be active in research, writing, and advocacy.