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Iribe Initiative Tutoring for
CMSC 131,131A, 132, 216, 250, 330 & 351
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Tutors offer support on general concepts, practice problems, and theories in the computer science intro classes. Tutors do not offer support on specific project or homework questions.
To register for 1:1 tutoring, please complete this form: http://go.umd.edu/TutorRequest
Guided Study Sessions are group tutoring opportunities for each class. They are held twice a week for 1 hour in IRB 1104 (off the first floor elevators). GSS times will be posted soon.
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Employer Preview
Our sponsors hold Employer Previews throughout the year. Accenture is our first Employer Preview. Come visit the DICE Lounge (IRB 1104) to learn more about Accenture, grab some swag, and explore opportunities.
September 10th from 12pm-2pm
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Employer Spotlight
Come visit Capital One for Office Hours and Coffee Hours!
Office Hours - September 11
12pm - 4:45pm
DICE Lounge (IRB 1104)
Coffee Hours - September 12
12pm - 5pm
IRB 1119 & 1134
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Grace Hopper Resume Database
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Submit your resume through the Grace Hopper Resume Database!
The BRAID initiative (Building, Recruiting, And Inclusion for Diversity), co-led by AnitaB.org and Harvey Mudd College, launched in September 2014 in partnership with 15 universities across the nation - the University of Maryland being one of them. Learn more here.
The Grace Hopper database allows your resume to be accessed by partners, sponsors, and employers, which is a great resource for professional development opportunities! Since we are a BRAID institution, you can use the code below to submit your resume to BRAID partners.
You can access the BRAID Database through this link: https://ghc.anitab.org/resume-database/
Code: BRAID2019
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Check out these women-based organizations!
Association for Women in Computing (AWC)
A message from AWC: Hello! All of us at AWC would like to give you a huge welcome for coming to UMD this fall, along with joining our nationally ranked computer science program!
As a club, we hold meetings, networking events (free food!), and more. We also invite you to join us at nationwide conferences throughout the year.
Technica
Technica is the world’s largest all-women and nonbinary hackathon, hosted annually at the University of Maryland.
A message from Technica: Registration for Technica 2019, the largest all-women and non-binary hackathon hosted at UMD, is NOW open! Register today for our 5th annual hackathon at http://gotechnica.org. Visit our website for more info! Let’s #GoBeyond
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Girls Who Code UMD TA Application
Do you love comp sci? Do you love teaching? Well this is for you! Girls Who Code is a national nonprofit working to close the gender gap in technology. The club at UMD holds free, weekly programming classes for middle school and high school girls!
TA requirements and responsibilities:
- Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or other related major or minor
- Attend club meetings (Every Sunday from 1-3 PM, September 8 - November 10)
- Attend all organizational meetings (1or 2 per semester)
- Be able to walk around and answer questions about Python or JavaScript (Prior experience not required, but preferred)
- Planning and developing the club as a whole
Applications are due August 30th , 2019
Sign-up for Girls Who Code here: https://forms.gle/RCQPHeUmfi54LHEc9
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