Chapter Newsroom
This archive brings together noteworthy updates from the ACM Student Chapter, UPE, student interest groups, workshops, competitions, outreach events, alumni connections, and student-centered achievements.
Dr. Mathew J. Heath Van Horn shared a candid message about perseverance, setbacks, changing plans, hands-on learning, and continuing toward educational and career goals when life does not follow the path you expected.
Read the story →GovState IT alumnus Jared Porzio returned to share practical lessons about building experience before graduation, documenting projects, strengthening technical fundamentals, using certifications strategically, and preparing for the realities of an entry-level IT career.
GovState IT alumna Jayla Johnson shared how personal projects, professional relationships, and a willingness to take initiative helped shape her path into project management, STEM education, and mentorship.
The chapter hosted nine major events, welcomed 395 attendees, connected students with distinguished speakers and industry guests, and expanded hands-on learning, career pathways, and community outreach.
Girls Who Code president Arianna McGhee has been selected to serve as a Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst Intern with the Cyber Security Forum Initiative during Fall 2026.
Bloom High School students explored robotics, drones, 3D printing, digital design, and emerging technologies during the program’s opening campus experience.
A four-week faculty-led workshop helped GovState students strengthen their scholarly reading, research writing, peer review, and revision skills.
Read how Kayla Giordani is advancing her cybersecurity journey through a national WiCyS + ISC2 certification opportunity.
A practical reflection on why clear documentation helps students think like technicians, analysts, and future technology professionals.
See how GovState ACM + UPE student volunteers are supporting Bloom students through hands-on technology learning, mentoring, and career exploration.
Students worked in teams to identify components, rebuild systems, troubleshoot errors, and demonstrate technical confidence under pressure.
Read how the Jaguars ACM Student Chapter is helping students build community, explore technology, and grow beyond the classroom.
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