News

  • 2024 Dean’s and Chancellor’s Awards

    2024 Dean’s and Chancellor’s Awards: The Deans and Chancellor of UC Santa Cruz annually recognize excellence in research and creativity among undergraduate students as evidenced through projects and theses performed in the normal pattern of academic activity at UCSC. Students are encouraged to submit their completed projects using this online application. All 2024 applications must be completed…

  • UCSC Launches New GE Courses Made for YOU!

    Aspiring engineers: Your technology will shape our future! You will build the world of tomorrow with your amazing talents, but who are you building it for? The specialized skills in computing, bioinformatics, biotechnology, robotics, electronics, and programming that you are gaining at university will be sought out by companies that are now, more than ever,…

  • Info Session: Max Planck School of Cognition

    Info Session: Max Planck School of Cognition

    Information about courses and programs at Max Planck School of Cognition for students interested in Neuroscience.

  • 2024 Silicon Valley Women in Engineering (WiE) Conference @ SJSU

    2024 Silicon Valley Women in Engineering (WiE) Conference @ SJSU

    The Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering at San Jose State University (SJSU) will host the 2024 Silicon Valley Women in Engineering (WiE) Conference at SJSU on Saturday, March 16, 2024. The conference theme is “Responsible Engineering for A Better Future.” We would like to invite you to join us for this full-day event, which…

  • Ikenna Anigbogu highlights the impact of student success programming

    Ikenna Anigbogu highlights the impact of student success programming

    Ikenna Anigbogu graduated from UC Santa Cruz in spring of 2020. During his time at UCSC, he was a Research Mentoring Institute (RMI) scholar, a member of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), a peer mentor for the Black Men’s Initiative (BMI), and an iGEM team member. He currently works as a junior research…

  • Evan Pepper highlights his experiences as an undergraduate researcher

    Evan Pepper highlights his experiences as an undergraduate researcher

    Evan Pepper graduated from the Baskin School of Engineering in spring 2018. Both as a student and after graduating, Evan contributed to UC Santa Cruz research projects that gave him hands-on laboratory experience in the fields of molecular biology and genetics. He credits much of his success and sense of community to the UCSC Academic…

  • How internships throughout her degree program helped set Meghna Banerjee up for career success

    How internships throughout her degree program helped set Meghna Banerjee up for career success

    Meghna Banerjee graduated from UC Santa Cruz’s Baskin School of Engineering winter 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in computer science. Her interest in computer science was piqued when she took AP Computer Science in high school in India. During her undergraduate program, Meghna completed internships at Lyft, Microsoft, and Datadog and participated in the Chancellor’s…

  • Rishita Wairagade supports the new student experience as a Baskin Engineering Student Ambassador

    Rishita Wairagade supports the new student experience as a Baskin Engineering Student Ambassador

    Rishita Wairagade is a second year computer science major at the Baskin School of Engineering. Last year, due to the pandemic, she was fully remote. She is making up for lost time by participating in on-campus research and serving as an ambassador for the Baskin Engineering Student Ambassador program, where she answers questions about the…

  • Vince Dinh: Committed to giving back to the community

    Vince Dinh: Committed to giving back to the community

    Vince Dinh is a third-year undergraduate student majoring in computer science and business management economics. As someone who is passionate about giving back to the community, Vince has been a member of the co-ed service-based fraternity Alpha Phi Omega since freshman year. To learn more about the computer science field and expand his skillset, he…

  • Maryam Siddiqui blends her twin passions of coding and making music

    Maryam Siddiqui blends her twin passions of coding and making music

    With a major in computer science and minor in electronic music, undergraduate student Maryam Siddiqui is blending her twin passions of coding and making music. Maryam has enjoyed her two internships in web application development, where she was able to enhance her web coding skills. After graduating this spring, she’ll start a full-time role at…

  • Slug Competitive Programming Club President Nhan Nguyen is creating an inclusive and supportive space for students interested in competitive programming

    Slug Competitive Programming Club President Nhan Nguyen is creating an inclusive and supportive space for students interested in competitive programming

    Nhan Nguyen is an international, second-year computer game design student and founder and president of the Slug Competitive Programming (SlugCP) Club. He’s been heavily involved in competitive programming and led the efforts, under the mentorship of Distinguished Professor Darrell Long, in establishing UCSC student presence at the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). After graduation, Nhan…

  • Research, clubs, and programs: Shreedhar Jangagm pursues his passions at Baskin Engineering

    Research, clubs, and programs: Shreedhar Jangagm pursues his passions at Baskin Engineering

    Shreedhar Jangam is a first-year computer science student at the Baskin School of Engineering. Before he began his studies at UC Santa Cruz, he was working on a machine learning research project with a professor from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), which will soon turn into his first publication. Shreedhar, an Eagle Scout,…

Last modified: Mar 13, 2024