The College of Computing is pleased to announce that the 2024 Gateway magazine is now available online. From data science, health informatics, and mechatronics to cybersecurity, alumni entrepreneurs, and esports, the new Gateway magazine introduces the students, alumni, and faculty that make it all happen in the College of Computing and beyond.
CyberHusky, a group of Houghton High School and Houghton Middle School students excited about cybersecurity and computer topics, has achieved stellar results in spring 2024 National Cyber League (NCL) individual and team competitions. In team competition, April 19-21, the CyberHusky1 team ranked #7 nationally in the high school bracket. The CyberHusky2 team ranked #39 nationally, and . . .
At the 2024 CAE Cybersecurity Symposium, April 16-17, 2024, Michigan Tech faculty member Dr. Yu Cai, Department of Applied Computing, was honored with multiple Cybersecurity Community Service Awards. The awards include Top PSR Reviewer, Top CAE-R Mentor, and Top CAE-R Peer Reviewer.
Trent Betters ’24 BS in Computer Science, and Assistant Professor Briana Bettin, Computer Science and Cognitive and Learning Sciences, were among those recognized at the inaugural McNair Scholars Graduation recognition dinner on April 19, 2024, hosted the McNair Scholars program and the the Office of Diversity and Inclusion. This first cohort of Michigan Tech’s McNair . . .
From WLUC-TV 6; By Colin Jackson; published: Apr. 15, 2024 View the original article. HOUGHTON, Mich. (WLUC) – A faculty member at Michigan Tech University has been awarded by the Michigan Association of State Universities. Charles Wallace is one of three recipients to receive this year’s Distinguished Professor of the Year Award. Shaw Dawson at Central . . .
College of Computing undergraduates Mitchell Kelly, BS in Computer Science, and Alexia Pringle, BS in Cybersecurity, and are among the recipients of a President’s Volunteer Service Award, awarded annually by Student Leadership and Involvement. The third recipient of the award is undergraduate Ellen DeMeester, BS in Chemical Engineering. Throughout the year, Mitchell Kelly is actively . . .