Stories

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ACM-W’s First Chapter Meeting | Fall 2020

The ACM-W chapter at Earlham College, led by Pyone Thant Win ’21 and Kate Nguyen ’21, held its first official meeting for Fall 2020 on October 4. The meeting was held in a spacious classroom, with members sitting 6-feet apart from one other. Despite the challenge of social distancing, the members were able to get to know each other and discuss hopes and aspirations for the chapter’s activity this semester. The members were also able to share resources, conferences, and scholarship opportunities for freshmen and sophomore women in computing, while the upperclassmen shared information on graduate schools and fellowship opportunities. The ACM-W chapter at Earlham has at least one activity planned for every month with active contribution from its members. This active, supportive group of women in computing is a community to look out for this year.
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Earlham CS alum awarded National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship

Flannery Currin, a 2019 Earlham College graduate with degrees in computer science and psychology, has been awarded a Graduate Research…
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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…
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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…
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Git Workshop 2019

Hosted by Helping Others Program and sponsored by Earlham Computer Science Department, Git workshop was led by Pyone and James…
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Eric Eastman came to campus, delivering his experience in CS-Entrepreneurship

Eric Eastman ‘96 is a local CS-Entrepreneur. He heads the Multi-Million dollar company Green Filing — a firm that electronically…
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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…
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