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Who Are We?
ACM-W is the ACM committee on Women in Computing. It celebrates, informs and supports women in computing, and works with the ACM-W community of computer scientists, educators, employers and policy makers to improve working and learning environments for women. The Duke Chapter of ACM-W is the official computer science women union for Duke University. It has been established in 2008 and exists to support women in pursuing computer related careers, finding like minded colleagues, learning new skills and enjoying other related pursuits.
What Do We Do?
The Duke chapter of the ACM-W is active in many areas and serves a variety of interests. The following lists the activities of the Duke chapter of the ACM-W:
- Women speakers on the latest topics in the world of computing
- Biweekly lunches for women faculty, graduate and undergraduate students
- Celebrate, inform and support women in Duke CS
- Discussions concerning gradschool, job and internship opportunities in Computer Science
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