Minnesota Aspirations In Computing Awards for High School Women Seeks Applicants
MNAiC expands employer engagement opportunities for young women with a passion for computing.
2019 CSi Boot Camp
Top cybersecurity students from Minnesota State colleges and universities are invited to this intense week-long program to develop advanced and innovative skills in cyber defense, vulnerability analysis and testing, security operations and forensics, and application security.
Where Are They Now: Molly Andersen
In our fifth ‘Where are They Now’ feature, we meet with Molly Andersen, a 2013 Minnesota Aspirations in Computing Awards honorable mention recipient from Mendota Heights.
Announcing the 2018 Minnesota Aspirations for Women in Computing Awards Honorees
The 2018 Aspirations in Computing Awards ceremony, was held on April 17th. 35 Minnesota high school young women were recognized for their technology related interests and achievements.
St. Cloud State University wins the 2018 Minnesota Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition
St. Cloud State finished first, Lake Superior College finished second, and Metropolitan State finished third.
Keeping Pace with the Dynamic Nature of IT Innovation
Whether you ‘get IT’ or don’t, the Minnesota State – IT Center of Excellence can help dispel the myths and misconceptions of what information technology (I.T.) is , where I.T. happens, why I.T. happens… and by what kinds of people. The truth of the matter is this – I.T. is Everywhere… and it can be for Everyone!
IT Exploration… is for Everyone!
Information Technology (I.T.) has become the BIG engine that could. It powers education, business and community success. I.T. is all around us. From smartphones to social media sites, I.T. is the hardware, software, and people with passion for technology that excites and engages all of us in the digital world. Where there’s interactivity, you’ll find information technology.
Reasons 4 the Season: Why You Should Partner to ‘Disrupt Tech’ in 2018
The Minnesota Aspirations in Computing program brings together thought leaders from local businesses along with leaders from the technology sector, schools and community to help young women achieve their computing related educational and career goals.