After an out-of-this-world weekend at Hack Dearborn 3: Rewind Reality, the team took a second to recover from all the excitement. Now, it is time to give out thank you's to so many amazing people. So, here it goes! To our far-out sponsors—Fetch.ai, Amazon, Carhartt, Little Caesars Pizza, ETAS, Magna International, MAHLE, BorgWarner, Rocket Companies, 365 Retail Markets, Consumers Energy, ZF Group, HARMAN International, TechSmith, the College of Engineering and Computer Science at University of Michigan-Dearborn, and Major League Hacking—we would not have been able to pull off Hack Dearborn 3 without your support! A special shoutout to those groovy sponsor reps who took time out of their weekends to chat with students, share insights, and give advice during the event and judging. Your wisdom is priceless for our hackers, and we appreciate you being generous with your time! We were honored to have keynote speakers like Nicole Bladzik and Hiren Bhatt, who shared some knowledge during our opening and closing ceremonies. We also want to thank our own Associate CECS Dean Brahim Medjahed, who shared a few words at the start. Our thanks to Nilesh Patel, Naresh R. Jasotani, Ali Bdeir (our Dev lead), Dave Koziol, and the duo Daewoo M. and Carson Greene, who made the workshops out-of-sight this year. A thank you to Mark Losey and Alina Momin, who brought good vibes and knowledge during the opening ceremonies and workshops. A big thank you to our campus clubs—Tau Beta Pi, Society of Women Engineers, ISC, and Swing Dancing Club—for stopping by and sharing your amazing specialties! We are so lucky to be on the same campus as you! Thank you to our volunteers, who spent many hours setting up backdrops, handing out T-shirts, registering hackers, or doing anything in between. Your time and dedication made this event that much more amazing. We couldn’t have done it without you! Hack Dearborn 3 was led by the coolest cats around: Shams Ahson (Director), Faith Long (Marketing Lead), Sumia Saleh (Finance Lead), Husniyah Alam (Sponsorship Lead), Souad Omar (Operations Lead), Maryam Tello (Logistics Lead), and Ali Bdeir (Dev Lead). We’re all so proud of what we accomplished at Hack Dearborn, and these memories will stick with us. Here are some far-out facts about the event: - 70 projects demoed - 153 first-time hackers / 350+ total - 42 universities represented across the US and Canada Wanna help keep Hack Dearborn the bee’s knees next year? Become a sponsor by reaching out to [email protected]. That’s all, folks!
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