STARS
Allana and her award-wining poster!
Our program Cloverdale High School student at Indiana Women in Computing Conference
Amanda and Taryn at Indiana Women in Computing Conference
Joey...what are you looking at?
Our advisor, Dr. Gloria Townsend(aka Queen) assisting a student at one of our workshops
Local high school student workshop #3
Local high school students shadowing
Local high school student workshop #1
Joey and Fei after wining the Best Lightning Talk Award
DePauw's Group picture at INWiC
Sarah doing her lightning talk!
Our member Sara!
Zoe!
STARS Morgan
The mission of the STARS (Students & Technology in Academia, Research & Service) Alliance is to increase the participation of women, under-represented minorities, and persons with disabilities in computing disciplines through multi-faceted interventions.
The DePauw STARS project is one of thirty-one distributed projects of its kind across the country. STARS is a National Science Foundation funded alliance (Broadening Participation in Computing)proposed by University of North Carolina at Charlotte researchers.
STARS seeks to recruit and retain more women and minorities in computing – a field that will have many future jobs without people to fill them, if we do not encourage and welcome all students.