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Outstanding Undergraduate Award Winner 2000 Luke Zettlemoyer is a senior at North Carolina State, majoring in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics. His research focuses on intelligent user interfaces. He has worked on a variety of problems, including developing a framework for misconception detection in 3D learning environments, devising algorithms for real-time planning, developing image processing algorithms for the detection of visual occurrences, and developing methodologies for acquiring the task knowledge needed by collaborative software agents. He has worked as a researcher in the IMG Lab at NC State, on the NC State IntelliMedia Initiative, at the Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab, and in collaboration with researchers at the MIT Media Laboratory. Luke is a co-author on eight publications. He has been named as the NC State Department of Computer Science Faculty Senior Scholar and he is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Mu Epsilon, and Upsilon Pi Epsilon. Luke has been a teaching assistant and he has been active in campus leadership.     Copyright © 2004 Computing Research Association. All Rights Reserved. Questions? E-mail: webmaster@cra.org.