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I spent three years on the exec board of the Association for Computing Machinery student chapter at the University of Cincinnati, including two as president. These posts involve my actions on the exec board, including our hackathon, RevolutionUC.

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RevolutionUC 8

The start of March was the 8th RevolutionUC, and my last one as well. While I wasn't in charge this year, I've written a blog post for every other year, so why not this one? My RoleThis year I was just an advisor for the team. I attended meetings, gave

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ACM@UC - Leaving Office

This month, my second and final term as the president of ACM@UC will come to an end. As I prepare to transition operations to the next executive board, I wanted to take the time to reflect upon the past two years, and some of the things I've learned. Building

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RevolutionUC 7

The first weekend of March marked RevolutionUC 7, ACM@UC's annual hackathon. This was my third hackathon as a lead, and my second as the official "Director" of the event. If you know me, you know that RevolutionUC consumes my life for a few weeks every year, but

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RevolutionUC Spring 2017

The spring 2017 RevolutionUC was a great success! On the 8th and 9th of April 276 hackers and over a dozen mentors came together to build some really cool projects. As the official director, this time I worked to build upon the success of the fall 2016 RevolutionUC and to

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RevolutionUC Fall 2016

My past few weeks have been consumed preparing for and running RevolutionUC. RevolutionUC is the University of Cincinnati's student run, MLH partnered hackathon. A hackathon is a competition/learning event where university and high school students come together to 'hack' projects together. What this really means is creating cool and

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Workshopping Git

On Thursday, August 25th, I led ACM's first general body meeting of the 2016 semester. ACM@UC, UC's student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery, is the club that acts as a catch all for the computer science students, to grow both technically and professionally. The Thursday meeting was