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Kettering University students hope to attract more women to Computer Science, Computer Engineering through new organization
A new chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery–Women (ACM-W) wants to attract and retain women in Computer Science and Computer Engineering at Kettering University.
Kettering students Rachel Wyatt ‘19 and Sally Dagher ‘18 started the chapter in spring 2018, and it’s already grown to more than 20 members. The organization is open to all students interested in computing who want to change the perception of who computer scientists and engineers are.
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