UWG Hackathon: Coding for a Better Community

12/08/2022

The next Hackathon: Coding for a Better Community will take place at UWG's campus in Carrollton on Saturday, March 11, 2023. The Youth Track is open to middle, junior high, and/or high school students, aged 13-18. No coding experience needed! Registration and more information are available at https://www.westga.edu/education/hackathon/. Early bird registration ends on January 29.

12/12/2021

Do you or someone you know like to create or design stuff? How about using technology to build a better community? Join the University of West Georgia for Hackathon 2022 – themed “Coding for a Better Community” – scheduled for Feb. 4-5. The early registration deadline is Dec. 15.

11/30/2021

Registration is open for UWG's Hackathon for Teens: Coding for a Better Community! The Hackathon is a multidisciplinary challenge for kids 13-18 that makes use of their abilities to communicate, ideate, design, collaborate, and code.

The event takes place on Saturday, February 5, 2022, at the Carrollton campus of the University of West Georgia. Early bird registration is open through December 15!

More information, including registration, may be found on our website: https://www.westga.edu/education/hackathon/

02/24/2020

Congratulations to the Winners of the Feb 2020 UWG Hackathon for Teens:
https://www.westga.edu/academics/cosm/hackathon.php

11/27/2019

We are looking forward to the Hackathon 2020! The event takes place on Feb 1, 2020, on the UWG Campus. The early registration discount ends on December 15.

08/23/2019

MetroHacks -- Hackathon for Girls in Alpharetta in September!

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For 13-18 girls interested in STEM!
A new posting from Myela Paige (Georgia Tech)
Women and METROHACKS W and Microsoft Event

This is an exciting opportunity for girls 13-18 who are interested in STEM!

Women In Code: MetroHacks W is MetroHacks’s third 12 hour hackathon hosted at the Microsoft Offices in Alpharetta, GA devoted to bringing more female high school students into STEM fields. During the 12 hour event, students will learn about new technology in various workshops, collaborate and create projects with each other, and compete for prizes. Girls aged 13-18 can attend. The event is completely free, and meals are provided for all participants.

From what I see, adults can apply to be volunteers and mentors too (on the page at the end)!

When: September 21, 2019; 8 AM – 6 PM

Where: Microsoft Office

8000 Avalon Blvd. Suite 900, Alpharetta, GA 30009

Who: Girls ages 13-18 can attend and participate

Cost: Free- Win great prizes! Food is provided.

Register: Click Here

Questions regarding the event: [email protected]

Please visit this site for updated information and all details concerning the event: https://metrohacks.org/Women/atlanta.html

08/21/2019

Coding Boot Camps -- 2019-2020 STEM Day Camps thru WGYSTC (West Georgia Youth Science and Technology): http://www.westgystc.org/--stem-day-camp.html

04/27/2019

Students entering grades 9-12 in the fall 2019 are invited to apply to participate in the University of West Georgia and Air Force Association (AFA) free UWG/AFA CyberCamp. CyberCamp will take place on the UWG campus July 22nd-26th, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The camp is free to accepted participants, who must apply to the program by June 21.

Only 25 will be selected to participate in the camp, so those interested are encouraged to apply now!

Amazing things happen when you Go West. Get to know the University of West Georgia, the most forward-thinking, future-oriented institution in the state. Go West!

03/06/2019

Tour Georgia Tech's Invention Studio Makerspace live (online) on May 9:

Calling all thinkers, tinkerers, and inventors!GPB Education will be live streaming from Georgia Tech’s Flowers Invention Studio in Atlanta, Georgia on Thursday, May 9, 2019, from 10 AM to 11 AM EST. This live virtual field trip will offer students an inside look into one of the nation’s leading...