Skip to content
hclubs

Harvard Undergraduate Women in Computer ScienceWiCS

Academic & ResearchTechnology & EngineeringCultural & Identity

Advocacy group, professional development network, and community for women pursuing computer science at Harvard and beyond.

Also known as Women in Computer Science, Women in Computer Science (WiCS)

Joining
Comp (no cuts)
First-years eligible

About

Harvard Undergraduate Women in Computer Science (WiCS) was founded based on the principle that every woman should have equal opportunity and encouragement to pursue computer science. They are dedicated to building a community of technical women at Harvard and beyond.

How to join

  • Comp (no cuts) — everyone who completes it becomes a member

Details

Status
Recognized
Dues
No dues required
Experience
No particular CS experience needed; events are open to everyone of all identities and experiences in CS.

What they do

  • WeCode conference celebrating women engineers
  • Technical workshops
  • Alumni trek
  • Community events
  • WiCS Projects
  • Girls Who Code weekly club teaching students
  • Mentorship program pairing mentees with upper-class mentors
  • Company tech talks, info sessions, panels, and recruiting events

Mission, in their words

Girls Who Code is a national non-profit organization leading the movement to inspire, educate, and equip girls with the computing skills to pursue 21st century opportunities. Through our Summer Immersion Program and Girls Who Code Clubs, we aim to close the gender gap in technology.Join our weekly club and learn how to build an app, design a video game, and change the world through code.

Sources

Similar clubs

Compare these →

Suggest an updateI run this club