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Wondering how you can be a non-tech student and still participate in a Hackathon? Luckily for you, the Multicultural Business Association at Saunders College of Business at RIT - company page is hosting a business-focused judging track for non-tech and computing students to collaborate in. This is an excellent opportunity to win BIG and get experience working across different disciplines. To learn more and register for this event, read the post below! #Hackathon #RIT

Thank you to everyone who attended the Advanced Financial Literacy event hosted by the Next Generation of Accountants (NGA) and Financial Management Association (FMA)! ?? We hope that you were able to gain new skills and takeaway valuable insights from this amazing event!?? Make sure to keep an eye out for similar events in the future and reach out to the respective clubs if you have any questions! ?? ??: Jesse Gwilliam

#GHC24 Days 3 and 4! ??? Day 3 was packed with connecting with industry leaders, potential employers, and fellow peers. I focused on having meaningful conversations, which reinforced that networking is about building relationships, not just seeking opportunities. Day 4 Jeanne Sparrow left us with the important question, “What is at stake if you don’t share your ideas?” Your unique perspective might never reach those who could benefit from it. As women and gender minorities in tech, we have to “play chess not checkers.” I’m so grateful to have attended the 2024 AnitaB.org Grace Hopper Celebration. Thank you again to Women in Computing at RIT and Saunders College of Business at RIT - company page page for providing me with this opportunity! #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #Networking

?? #GHC24 Days 1 & 2 ?? Day 1 was an inspiring start, filled with a thought-provoking plenary?delivered by the President and CEO of AnitaB.org,?Brenda Darden Wilkerson, a special appearance from America Ferrera, and a fun dance party! It was incredible to be in one space with so many talented individuals working towards the same goal of diversifying the STEM fields. On Day 2, I had the opportunity to network with peers and industry leaders at the Career Expo. I was also able to attend the Capital One Invitational with NCWIT where I was able to network with other AiC community members! It's amazing to see such a strong community committed to empowering women and gender minorities in tech! I am so appreciative to be able to attend this amazing experience. Thank you to Women in Computing at RIT and Saunders College of Business at RIT for providing me with this opportunity! Feeling energized and motivated going into Days 3 & 4! ??? #WomenInTech #NCWIT #womenincomputing

?? AnitaB.org Grace Hopper Celebration kicks off today! ?? I'm so excited to spend the next few days in Philly, ?? Hearing from amazing speakers ??Meeting talented and inspiring people ?? and checking out the latest tech innovations Special Thanks to Dean Jacqueline Mozrall of Saunders College of Business at RIT and Women in Computing at RIT for making this opportunity possible! ?? If you're here, let's connect and make the most of it! #GHC2024 #GraceHopper2024 #WomenInTech #InternshipExperience #AutomationInTech #Networking #InnovateHerxGHC

I’m proud to announce ?? that I’m at the AnitaB.org Grace Hopper Celebration 2024 in Philadelphia this week. A special thank you to Jacqueline Mozrall, Dean of Saunders College of Business at RIT, and Women in Computing at RIT for this amazing opportunity! I'm beyond excited to be surrounded by such inspiring women from diverse backgrounds. I look forward to learning, growing, and making the most out of every moment here. ?? #GHC2024 #GraceHopperCelebration2024 #Networking #GHC24

?? Deadline December 31, 2024 - Saunders Accounting Banquet Don’t miss out on the premier event celebrating the future of accounting! Join us on Friday, January 24 for an evening of networking, learning, and awards at the Saunders Accounting Banquet. Connect with industry professionals, alumni, and students, while enjoying a cocktail hour, dinner with a keynote speaker, dessert and awards, and an after-party to close out the night. Register today and secure your spot: https://brnw.ch/21wNEBH

Exciting news! Chris Soukup '25 (Online EMBA), CEO of Communication Service for the Deaf (CSD), recently published an article in Harvard Business Review, he writes on how AI can transform services for deaf and hard of hearing customers and credits the Online EMBA as 'foundational' to shaping his goals! "The growth that I have experienced through this program has inspired new ideas and motivated me to further expand my contributions to the work of deaf and disability communities as we collectively endeavor to create a more equitable world for everyone," he shared. Congratulations Chris— truly inspiring! ?? Read more here: https://brnw.ch/21wNDSb