CodeHub Fall '24 Winners Congratulations to [from left] Natalie Mayer, Hilton Del Valle, Wilber Clonts, and Colton Karaffa for being the First Place Winners of CodeHub's Fall '24 Project Track. These students created Polaris, an HR management tool using a combination of React, Spring Boot, and Postgres! Users can add companies, manage clock-ins, view graphs of expenses vs profits, pay employees, and more! Read more about CodeHub Fall '24 Winners
Girls Who Code at The University of Georgia Increases Impact in local Athens-Clarke County School District This past fall semester, the University of Georgia’s chapter of Girls Who Code significantly expanded its impact into the Athens-Clarke School District. 26 club members hosted nearly 50 interactive workshops, reaching over 60 students from third to twelfth grade. Girls Who Code is pivotal in shaping a more inclusive and innovative future for the computing industry, signifying the importance of involvement in the local school districts. Read more about Girls Who Code at The University of Georgia Increases Impact in local Athens-Clarke County School District
School of Computing Alum Awarded 2024 Graduate School Alumni of Distinction Image: from left: Dr. Alton Standifer, Vice Provost for Inclusive Excellence and Chief of Staff to the Provost; Dr. Matthew Heric, Chair, Graduate Education Advancement Board; Alumni of Distinction Award Recipients: Dr. Khalifeh AlJadda, Dr. Theda Perdue, Dr. Ashvin Chhabra, Honorable Ms. Inez Tenenbaum, Dr. Leo Twiggs; Dr. Ron Walcott, Vice Provost for Graduate Education and Dean of the Graduate School Read more about School of Computing Alum Awarded 2024 Graduate School Alumni of Distinction
Committed to Graduate Student Success Watch as Prof. Doshi discusses the School of Computing's research on AI and robotics in this College of Engineering-produced video and his philosophy on student success in graduate programs. The link is to a YouTube video that CENGR produced and is available on their YouTube channel. Read more about Committed to Graduate Student Success
Dr. Barnes and Dr. Cotterell awarded $17,340 in grants from Affordable Learning Georgia Affordable Learning Georgia (ALG) has awarded Dr. Barnes and Dr. Cotterell each a Continuous Improvement Grant in the amount of $8,670 to update the textbook for CSCI 1302 Software Development and continue to offer it to students free of charge as an Open Educational Resource! Read more about Dr. Barnes and Dr. Cotterell awarded $17,340 in grants from Affordable Learning Georgia
