Holy Family University
Computing Society/ACM Student Chapter
We are a part of the Association of Computing Machinery or also known as the ACM.
We are nerds that love technology. Please join us!
Our Purpose
ACM Holy Family Chapter started in Fall 2013. The purpose of the Holy Family University Computing Society is to promote an atmosphere of mutual concern for the intellectual needs and interests, in terms of computing, to all majors involved in the area of study. It also seeks to pique the interest of other majors not directly related to the field of computing to see and understand its ubiquitous applications. The content of the meetings will focus on topics not covered within the curriculum to instill a passion for learning, explore the imaginative use of technology, and seek the aesthetic sense in computing. Finally, with the Society’s association with the professional society ACM, as a student chapter and through the ACM Code of Ethics, using the ethics’ General Moral Imperative, Professional Responsibilities, and Organizational Leadership Imperatives, the Computing Society seeks to have its members pursue the responsible use and application of knowledge.
Video Game Tournament - 2/28/2014
Video Game Tournament - 2/28/2014
Video Game Tournament - 2/28/2014
About Us
The Computing Society (CS) hosts monthly talks about technology and encourages networking with students interested in computing. The CS is associated with the ACM, The Association for Computing Machinery, and is an official student chapter. ACM, the world’s largest educational and scientific computing society, delivers resources that advance computing as a science and a profession. ACM provides the computing field's premier Digital Library and serves its members and the computing profession with leading-edge publications, conferences, and career resources.
Officers of 2014-2015
- Chair: Robert Trindle
- Vice Chair: Stephanie Luzincourt
- Secertary: Franco Pettigrosso
- Advisor: Dr. Jan W. Buzydlowski
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ACM Holy Family Chapter aims to help put students ahead of the rest. Meeting professionals in their field and making a brand for yourself because let's face it: A degree just won't cut it anymore.