A group of Huskies has banded together to promote teamwork and grow a stronger community in computing by bringing back the Association of Student Computing Interaction and Involvement (ASCII) at Michigan Tech. ASCII is inviting students from all majors and experience levels to their Spring Hackathon from 4-7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 28, in Rehki 112.
Noah Holland didn’t know there was another Husky in his family tree until he applied to Michigan Tech. What he did know, well before he came to the University as a first-year cybersecurity student, was that he wanted to join MTU RedTeam.
Michigan Tech’s College of Computing is celebrating our more than 60 Huskies participating in Midyear Commencement on Saturday, Dec. 12. Whether our soon-to-be graduates found us through family trips to the Upper Peninsula, wanted to transfer to a place that felt like home, or sought a university known for excellence and rigor, each student arrived . . .
Tabasum Hamdard didn’t know anyone when she arrived at Michigan Tech to pursue a master’s degree in data science. When she takes the podium as the graduate student speaker at commencement exercises on Friday, April 24, there will be as many familiar faces in the crowd as there are memories of a community that welcomed . . .
It’s a building year for Copper Country Coders, and the students taking on stewardship of the group, which was established in 2011, are definitely up to the task. They remember what it was like to be captivated by coding at a young age. They enjoy hanging out with fellow Huskies. And they love to teach.
This week, the Michigan Tech Office of Alumni and Engagement shared goods news from a generous donor that expands scholarship opportunities in the College of Computing. The Leinweber Foundation has established a new $30,000 scholarship. The Leinweber Software Scholars program will provide financial awards to students from rural Michigan counties who are majoring in computer . . .