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Programmers won’t look like they used to. Not if⁠ Professor Pauline Mosley has her way. She’s opening the⁠ door to computer science for women and minority⁠ communities and teaching her students how to use⁠ their tech skills for the greater good. Her efforts⁠ extend from high school students in the GenCyber⁠ program she runs to advocacy and mentorship for⁠ women in tech.

Computer science major Mackenzie Dolishny ’20 had no coding experience when she first came to 91��Ƶ. She worked hard to catch up, landing internships at the likes of IBM and American Express, and even a full-time job at Microsoft.

Manoela Nery de Morais ’20, Ajinkya Vilasrao Datalkar ’20, Chimegsaikhan Munkhbayar ’20, and Helen Tsai ’21 just won IBM’s Call for Code 2020 challenge. How did they make it big? What does it take to reach the finish line? And how did they manage to coordinate with a 12-hour time difference between them? They’ll tell you!

Balancing internships, travel, class, and leadership roles may be a challenge for some, but for Seidenberg student Ava Posner '18 , she knows it is her code to success for rising to the top as a woman in technology and landing a job at a leading startup after graduation.

Mock Trial. NYC Design Factory. Alpha Lambda Delta. 91��Ƶ Computing Society. Karl Eshwer ’21 is as much an innovator as he is an experienced leader, and he’s paving the way for some pretty impressive things.