Student Showcase

Our students do some amazing work. Our student showcase highlights some of the recent accomplishments of CS students. If you have an idea for a showcase story, please email cs-webmaster@sonoma.edu.

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CS Students competing at the "Innovating for Social Good" Hackathon at SSU

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Sloan Howard, Brandon Dale, Gurman Gill present Genentech Fellows Summer Research

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Tyler Whitmarsh presents research results at 2023 Annual CSU Student Research Competition

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Brennan Freeze presents research results at COPLAC 2023 Midwest / West Regional URSCA Virtual Conference

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Jackson Meixensperger and Spencer Perry receive the "Bright Idea Award" at the 2018 SSU Science Symposium for their work with Dr. Gill

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Club leaders from CS Club and WiCS receiving their SSU Student Involvement Awards at the end of Spring 2019

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Boaz Cogan, Matthew Puryear, Jackson Meixensperger, Spencer Perry present their work with Dr. Gill at the CCSC Southwest Region conference at Harvey Mudd College

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Tyler Rice, Liam Schroth and Dylan Curry present their work with Dr. Gondree at the CCSC Southwest Region conference at Harvey Mudd College

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Jorge Bautista-Martinez at the 2019 International Conference on Computational Science and Computational Intelligence

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Student pictures, overlaid on a slide of results
A student picture, overlaid on a slide of results
A student picture, overlaid on a slide of results
Two students receiving an award, posing in front of a research poster
Five students posing, holding three crystal awards
Four students and a professor pose in front of a poster in a middle of a room, pointing backwards to
A student looks at a poster, not visible, while three students face him in discussion about the work
A student stands in front of a projector screen showing a slide

Student Stories

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SSU students showcase their Fall 2020 Senior Capstone Projects
Friday, December 4, 2020

Fall 2020 Advanced Software Design Project (CS 470) students presented their senior capstone projects online.
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CS students represent SSU at 2020 COPLAC conference
Saturday, November 28, 2020

SSU computer science majors Ari'El Encarnacion and Cynthia Rosales present research work conducted with Dr. Gurman Gill at COPLAC's Virtual Midwest Regional Undergraduate Research, Scholarly and Creative Activity (URSCA) Conference, held on 14 November 2020. 
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SSU students showcase their final projects for Intro to Game Programming (CS 330)
Monday, May 25, 2020

As part of the final project for CS 330 in Spring 2019, students had to build a complete game.
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CS students present work at the SSU Virtual Research symposium
Monday, May 4, 2020

The annual SSU Science Symposium went virtual in 2020. Computer Science faculty and students presented research posters, showcasing the research work they undertook (largely remotely) during the Fall and Spring.
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CS students participate in NCWIT's SitWithMe campaign
Monday, March 9, 2020

Sit With Me is a national advocacy campaign designed to encourage women in computing careers, created by the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT). Sit With Me uses an iconic Red Chair to symbolize that women in technology need more seats at the table, that men and women can sit in support and solidarity for technical women, and that one highly visible action can instigate others.

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