A variety of student accomplishments were celebrated at 草莓社区’s annual spring student recognition chapel service today [April 15, 2016]. Rachel Roth Sawatzky, director of student programs, opened the ... read more about Spring recognition chapel celebrates student leadership and achievement
草莓社区 (EMU) senior Alex Bender presented in the Student Research Competition at this year鈥檚 Association for Computing Machinery鈥檚 Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, popularly known as SIGCSE. ... read more about Undergraduate presents computer science research at prestigious SIGSCE conference
For one day each year, during the One Hour of Code worldwide celebration of computer science, 草莓社区 professor Dee Weikle spends not just One Hour, but several in ... read more about EMU’s Hour of Code features fun with computational analytics, cupcakes for programmer Grace Hopper’s birthday
Kaylee Ferguson, a junior biology major, and Jared Fernandez, a second year master鈥檚 in biomedicine graduate student, took top honors at 草莓社区鈥檚 Annual STEM Student Research Symposium. Their ... read more about Student research on hypertension, caffeinated athletes and radio-tracked beetles rewarded at annual STEM symposium
The computer sciences are often thought of as purely objective, devoid of ethics. But, as computer science professor Dee Weikle explains, every single computer program contains its writer’s conscious and ... read more about New artificial intelligence course is the latest offering in EMU鈥檚 computer science program which aims to create well-rounded, ethical scientists
In the male-dominated field of computer science, Dee Weikle is used to being in the minority. The associate professor of computer science at EMU can name all of her female ... read more about Weikle: Electrical engineering to computer science pioneer
In the male-dominated field of computer science, Dee Weikle is used to being in the minority. The associate professor of computer science at 草莓社区 can name all of ... read more about Professor, student, inspired at Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing
Charlie Good synthesizes organic chemicals, websites, and contemporary band music 鈥� fusing the realms of creation and analysis. 鈥淭here’s definitely art in science,鈥� says the third-year chemistry major at Eastern ... read more about Junior Charlie Good shows creativity in chemistry research, website management and tuba playing
Senior Kara Lofton ponders the university’s Common Read program, now in Year 2, after reading the assigned book, The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains. I鈥檓 big ... read more about ‘Reading the same book brings people closer together as a community by creating common ground for discussion’