Tuesday, November 4, 2025
- 10:00 am to 2:00 pm: AIT (OCS) is tabling in Sayles
- Noon – 1:00 pm in the Multicultural Center Conference Room First Gen Circle- Fall 2025!
Join us for a conversation and reflection about our personal journeys as a
first gen student. Lunch from Hogan Brothers will be provided. Register by 10/28. - 3:30 to 4:30 pm in Anderson 329: AIT-Budapest is presenting information about their CS OCS. Read about the details of the session and their program. Pizza will be provided.
- 5:15 – 6:45 pm in Leighton 304. A Conversation with Celebrated Author, Hamid Ismailov and his Translator, Shelley Fairweather-Vega on “We Computers: A Ghazal Novel”
Thursday, November 6, 2025
- 3:30 to 4:30 pm in Anderson 329: CS Bits & Bytes hosts Meditech
- 6:30 – 7:30 pm in LDC 104: 1st Gen Majors and Minors Panel. Are you a first-generation underclassman looking for guidance on what you should major (or minor!) in? 1Gen is hosting a panel session with current first-generation juniors and seniors that are excited
to share about their college journey.
Thursday, November 10, 2025
- Register for the GeMMS Winter Break Book Club (deadine to register is 11/10). Readers, mathematicians, STEM enthusiasts, or boba lovers, wanting a break from reading your textbooks? You’re invited to join the
GeMMS Book Club! This Winter Break, we’re reading Notes on Infinity by Austin Taylor—an exciting blend of chemistry, math, and implications of the infinite in a finite world. Taylor balances concepts of identity with the beauty of science and mathematics, into a narrative that’s both vulnerably human and thought-provokingly (and delightfully!) nerdy. Then, when winter term begins (Week 1 Thursday over Common Time), we’ll meet to discuss the book—with emphasis on its themes of identity and truth in STEM—accompanied by boba and snacks! Note that students can request a free copy of “Notes on Infinity” from GeMMS (though these copies are limited to the first 20 people); additionally, students and faculty can also supply their own copy of the book to read over break. Students who request a copy from GeMMS will receive an additional email with details of when/where to pick up the book. Everyone is welcome—whether you love proofs, books, or just want an excuse
to read something new and drink boba.
Thursday, November 13, 2025
- 3:30 to 5:00 pm in Anderson Atrium: CS Fall Comps Gala. Support your fellow CS students as they present their senior project posters.
Winter Break
- Add in-demand technical skills this Winter Break with free Microcredentials courses. Looking to develop a specific, job-ready skill without adding stress to your trimester? As part of the Externship Experience program, the Career Center has partnered with AESOP Academy Skills Accelerator to offer a series of live, virtual Microcredentials during Winter Break 2025.
These courses are designed to help you quickly build high-demand technical skills that employers actively seek. Courses are free for students who register (deadline: 11/14) and participate.
Choose the course(s) that best fit your career journey:
Level 1: Excel Basics
Level 2: Excel Intermediate (Prerequisite: Level 1: Excel Basics)
Using AI for Everyday Analysis Functions (Prerequisite: Level 2: Excel Intermediate)
Level 1: SQL Basics
Level 2: SQL Advancement (Prerequisite: Level 1: SQL Basics)
Project Management 101
Spring Term 2026
- Git Together Hackathon