• '04 International Conference on Inductive Logic Programming Best Student Paper Award
• '02-'04,'06 Computation and Informatics in Biology and Medicine Trainee
• '02-'03 UW ACM Chapter President
• '01-'02 UW ACM Chapter Social Chair
• '00 Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor in UW CS Department
• Member of ACM SIG on K-12 CS Education '04 - '06
• Member of IEEE '98 - '03
• Member of SACM '98 - '03
• Member of Sigma Xi '98 - '03

• Member - Curriculum Review Committee '97 - '98
• Solomon R. S. Kasper Prize for creativity in computer science '98
• Kenyon Summer Science Scholar - Summer '97
• Editor - The Kenyon Observer '95 - '98
• Member - Kenyon College Chamber Singers '95 - '98

1. Gleaner: Creating Ensembles of First-Order Clauses to Improve Recall-Precision Curves
   Mark Goadrich, Louis Oliphant and Jude Shavlik
   Machine Learning, 64, pp. 231-262, 2006
2. The Relationship Between Precision-Recall and ROC Curves
   Jesse Davis and Mark Goadrich
   23rd International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML), Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 26th - 28th June, 2006
3. Learning to Extract Genic Interactions using Gleaner
   Mark Goadrich, Louis Oliphant and Jude Shavlik
   Learning Language in Logic 2005 Workshop at the International Conference on Machine Learning, Bonn, Germany, 7 August 2005
4. Learning Ensembles of First-Order Clauses for Recall-Precision Curves: A Case Study in Biomedical Information Extraction
   Mark Goadrich, Louis Oliphant and Jude Shavlik
   14th International Conference on Inductive Logic Programming, Porto, Portugal, 6th - 8th September, 2004
5. Model Robustness versus Parameter Evolution: Assortative Interaction in a Bargaining Game
   Mark Goadrich
   NAACSOS Methods, Toolkits, and Techniques Section Workshop, AGENT 2003, Chicago, IL, October, 2003

• Instructor of 30 students upper-class CS majors.
• Managed teaching assistant and prepared extensive course webpage.
• Lecture topics included Search Spaces, Genetic Algorithms, Knowledge Representation, Machine Learning and Probability.

• Stand-alone instructor of 5 sections, 20 students each.
• Prepared extensive course webpage with demonstration programs.
• Delivered lectures and assisted students in office hours.

• Organized and led weekly discussion section.
• Created and graded homework in Java.
• Lectured on "Formalizing a Search Space" and "Propositional Logic".
• Course included decision trees, neural networks, uncertainty, and predicate calculus.

• Instructor of fifty students in basics of Microsoft Office, Internet, and Windows.
• Developed extensive handouts covering Office tutorials.
• Redesigned course webpage.

• Initiated redesign of military ground game software.
• Researched, developed, and implemented quadtree spatial data structure.
• Supported client software use at Joint Military Exercise JEFX'00.

• Organized content for presentation to sponsors.
• Designed user-friendly template for all group web-pages.
• Maintained current events and additional research project pages.

• Answered computer-related questions by telephone.
• Routed service requests via database.
• Performed on-site assistance for faculty and students.

Professor David Page - page@biostat.wisc.edu
Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics
Department of Computer Sciences
University of Wisconsin - Madison