Calling All High School Students – Social Justice Hackathon
Calling All High School Students – Social Justice Hackathon Saturday, March 13, 2021
10 AM CST – 4:30 PM CST
Price: Free
SPARCing Creativity with Securian Financial
On October 28th, Securian Financial’s Women in STEM Alliance along with six other female leaders within Securian Financial hosted 23 high school students from across the state of Minnesota for a two-hour virtual career readiness event with Minnesota Aspirations in Computing and Minn State I.T. COE SPARCS called, “Becoming the Imagineer”.
Aspirations in Computing Summer Intern Program Succeeds Amidst COVID Disruptions
MNAiC seeks additional summer internship partners for 2021. Learn more about how internships can help your company achieve business goals, including opportunity to play a critical role in building and sustaining a Minnesota technology pipeline filled with diverse, high quality talent. For more information, email Russell.Fraenkel@metrostate.edu.
37 Young Women Named Recipients of the 7th Annual Minnesota Aspirations in Computing Awards
Announcing the 2019 Minnesota Aspirations In Computing National and State Winners.
Past Event- The Minnesota Twins SPARCS a Field of Dreams
The Twins’ team hit a technology home run with the SPARCS visiting team this past October. Young women who are passionate about tech took part in an exclusive “behind the scenes” tech tour of Target Field.
How to Maximize I.T. Talent Gain and Minimize Talent Loss
Minnesota Women Technologists weigh in on what MN Businesses can do to increase the number of women in tech roles while retaining existing talent.
Microsoft Introduces SPARCS Students to New Innovation Center
Microsoft welcomed over 100 high school aged young women and I.T. professionals to an interactive day of learning and networking at their new Edina, Minnesota innovation lab.
32 Minnesota High School Students Honored in Fifth Annual Minnesota Aspirations in Computing Awards
Two Minnesota students named national winners and six named national honorable mentions as program sees continued growth.