Website for TEDxEarlhamCollege – A Good Experience
By Dipesh Poudel: Earlham had its inaugural TEDxEarlhamCollege event this March. Luckily, I got an opportunity to be a part of the Website team alongside Eliza Vardanyan (‘21) and Uyen…
Ana and her team working on a project
My first hackathon experience – Ana Verulidze
By Ana Verulidze: Long before I became a part of the community at Earlham College, I had planned to spend my freshman year of college exploring various fields of computer…
Pyone (the author) talking about basic Git command
Git Workshop 2019
Hosted by Helping Others Program and sponsored by Earlham Computer Science Department, Git workshop was led by Pyone and James in Fall 2019. In this workshop, topics such as version…
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[GHC 19] The world’s largest gathering of women technologists – An Earlhamite sharing her experience.
By Uyen (Winnie) Nguyen: I greatly appreciate that I got the chance to be one of the 950 scholars out of 25,000 participants in Grace Hopper Celebration 2019. It was…
Where I belong
Craig EarleyClass of 2016Hometown: Broadus, MontanaMajor at Earlham: Computer Science Coming to Earlham amidst significant life changes and now becoming a Post-Baccalaureate Faculty Member, Craig always appreciates his time here, “where I…
Summer in Germany
Aleksandr SergeevClass of 2020Hometown: Perth, AustraliaMajor at Earlham: Computer Science, Mathematics “It was a great experience, I was working in a company of around 500 total employees, 300 of whom worked in…
Human Value, Technological Means
Flannery Currin Class of 2019 Hometown: Dallas, Texas Major at Earlham: Computer Science, Psychology Flannery Currin ’19 once dreaded computer courses. That time was during grade school and, she says, “I didn’t…
Good Enough for Google
Chau Pham Class of 2019 Hometown: Hanoi, Vietnam Major at Earlham: Computer Science Keeping up with Chau Pham ’19 is no easy task. Last semester she went to four tech conferences and…