CSCI335: Software Engineering through Web Applications showed off their projects–the Ancient Graffiti Project and ChemTutor–at Spring Fest on May 17.
CS Major Sarah Anne Troise ’19 is new ODK member
Washington and Lee University’s annual Founders Day/ODK Convocation was held on Jan. 22nd at 5 p.m. in Lee Chapel. CS major Sarah Anne Troise ’19 was one of the inductees. Her accomplishments are outlined below. Congratulations Sarah Anne!
Sarah Anne Troise (Lexington, Virginia) is majoring in engineering and computer science. She is president of Women in Technology and Science, teaching STEM lessons to local elementary school girls. She was a member of the Student Financial Aid Committee and the Science, Society, and the Arts Advisory Committee. A Johnson Scholar and the 2017 president of Sigma Pi Sigma Honor Society, she has participated in research in the Physics and Engineering Department since fall 2016 and will present her findings at the American Concrete Institute Convention this year. She was the 2017 recipient of the H. Thomas Williams Jr. Undergraduate Research Scholarship, as well as the 2016 and 2017 recipient of a National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates Fellowship.
Click on the link below for details on all the initiates.
CSCI Highlights from Graduation
Some pictures of the graduates — Congratulations Class of 2018!
Photo credit: W&L’s Scene on Campus, May 25, 2018
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CSCI 2018 Scholarships, Prizes, and Awards
Congratulations to the following Computer Science students as recipients of this year’s scholarships, awards, and prizes:
REBECCA MELKERSON (’18) – The Computer Science Department Award and The Walter LeConte Stevens Scholarship
JULIANNE CAMPBELL (’18) – The Third-Generation Student Achievement Award
ALICIA MARTINEZ (’18) – The James S. Wood Prize in German
LEX McGRIFF (’18) – The Alexander Thomas Boehling ’10 Memorial Award
KARISHMA PATEL (’18) – The Business Administration Department Scholarship
MAX GOLD (’19) – The James McDowell Scholarship
SARAH ANNE TROISE (’19) – National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates
COLLIN GLATZ (’20) – The B. S. Stephenson Scholarship
EMILY HAGEBOECK (’20) – Women’s Swimming, Outstanding Women’s Swimming Award
GILLEN BECK (’18 Minor)– National Collegiate Athletic Association Scholarship,
The H. Thomas Williams Jr. Undergraduate Research Award and the William D. McHenry Male Scholar-Athlete Award
WALKER BRAND (’18 Minor) – The Brackett Priddy Prize, the Larry Stuart Memorial Award and the Wink Glasgow Spirit and Sportsmanship Award
AUSTIN CHOI (’18 Minor) – The Brackett Priddy Prize
RAM RAVAL (’18 Minor) – The Accounting Department Scholarship
TOMMY THETFORD (’18 Minor) – P. R. Press Brown Most Valuable Male Athlete and in Men’s Swimming, Memorial Swimming Award
PENGRUI WANG (’19 Minor) – The George Addison Baxter Scholarship and The Garrett Economics Prize
Descriptions of each scholarship, award and prize can be found on the W&L website.
Highlights from the 2018 Computer Science Senior Reception
Spotlight on CSCI Major Truth Iyiewuare ’18
As graduation approaches, senior Truth Iyiewuare reflects on his time at W&L and on his personal growth and achievements. Click on the link below to learn more about Truth!
https://columns.wlu.edu/no-longer-a-reluctant-leader/utm_source=homepage&utm_medium=features
2018 CSCI Senior Picnic
A couple of pictures from the Senior Picnic….thanks to Dr. Lambert for hosting!
CS Major Nora Devlin ’19 reflects on her experiences at W&L
“Attending W&L has made me more conscious of societal issues and more confident in my own opinions and beliefs.”
Junior Nora Devlin shares how being a part of the Washington & Lee community has shaped her views and given her a stronger personal identity. Click on the link below to learn more about Nora…
CS Major Collin Glatz ’20 will participate in the GAE Program
Collin Glatz, a sophomore at W&L and a double major in German and Computer Science, has plans to participate in the German American Exchange Internship Program (GAE) over summer 2018. The GAE program helps American students secure three-month long business internships in Germany. While there, they can work on their language skills while also gaining a better understanding of Germany’s economic and business role within the European Union. Glatz will be working this summer with Fresenius in Frankfurt.
For more details about this exciting opportunity click on the link below. Congratulations, Collin!
https://columns.wlu.edu/collin-glatz-20-to-participate-in-german-american-exchange-internship-program/
CSCI Majors, Truth Iyiewuare ’18 and Alicia Martinez ’18, inducted into ODK!
Two Computer Science Majors will be be inducted into Alpha Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa, (ODK) the national leadership honor society, at Washington and Lee University’s annual Founders Day/ODK Convocation. The ceremony will be held on Jan. 18, 2018 at 5 p.m. in Lee Chapel. Below are brief descriptions of these students and their many accomplishments. Congratulations, Truth and Alicia!
Truth Iyiewuare (Houston, Texas) is a computer science major. He has been a leader in the Student Association for Black Unity, as vice president and now as president. He has also displayed leadership in his major, having worked as a lab assistant for students in the introductory computer science class, and as a peer tutor for other students in need of any computer science help. Truth is also a member of Kathekon, which serves alumni visiting campus and increases student-alumni relations. Lastly, he is a student representative of the Diversity and First-Gen Working Group at W&L, an administrative committee that strives to create a better experience for diverse groups on campus.
Alicia Martinez (Seaford, Delaware) is majoring in computer science. As the head community assistant and the president of the Campus Unity Initiative, she strives to create a fun and inclusive atmosphere on campus. Martinez is an active peer tutor, has served as president of the German Club, and was selected to attend the 2018 Women’s Leadership Summit. She is a recipient of the QuestBridge Match Scholarship as well as several departmental awards, including the Jim Stump Prize in German and the John Preston Moore III Award.
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