Background
Masullo, Miriam Julia was born on May 27, 1948 in Havana, Cuba. Came to the United States, 1962. Daughter of Emilio Ramon and Ester (Vaquero) Salman.
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Miriam Julia Masullo, Cuban, American computer scientist. Named Business Educator of Year, City College of New York Alumni Association, New York City, 1997, Woman Who Makes a Difference, Women of Color Technology awards, Atlanta, 1998; recipient Townsend Harris medal for distinguished contributions to society CCCNY Alumni Association, 2000.
Education
Bachelor, City College of New York, New York City, 1973. Master of Science, City University of New York, New York City, 1985. Doctor of Philosophy, City University of New York, New York City, 1991.
Career
Network engineer Nynex, New York City, 1968—1985. Senior research scientist T. J. Watson Research Center International Business Machines Corporation, Yorktown Heights, 1985—2002. Director educational technical National Action Council Minorities in Engineering, New York City, 1998—2000.
Founder, Chief Executive Officer InViVovision, Inc., since 2004. Member advisory board School Engineering College City New York, Council Competitiveness, National Peace Garden, National Research Council Mathematics Sciences Education Board, Washington. Oversight committee for improving learning with information technical National Academy of Sciences, 2001.
Adjunct faculty Johns Hopkins University, 2006.
Achievements
Membership
Trustee Disovery Museum and Science Center, Bridgeport, Connecticut, Mount St. Michael Academy, Bronx, New York. Republican candidate United States Congress, 2002, 06. Member of National Academy of Sciences (member mathematics science education board).
Connections
Married Joseph Masullo. Children: Diane Michelle, Joseph Christopher.
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Born
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Nationality
American Cuban -
Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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1973
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1985
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1991
Career
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1968 - 1985
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1985 - 2002
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1998
Awards
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Named Business Educator of Year, City College of New York Alumni Association, New York City, 1997, Woman Who Makes a Difference, Women of Color Technology awards, Atlanta, 1998. Recipient Townsend Harris medal for distinguished contributions to society CCCNY Alumni Association, 2000.Named Business Educator of Year, City College of New York Alumni Association, New York City, 1997, Woman Who Makes a Difference, Women of Color Technology awards, Atlanta, 1998. Recipient Townsend Harris medal for distinguished contributions to society CCCNY Alumni Association, 2000.