Telling Our Story
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Telling Our Story
Building Tomorrow’s Technologists Through Shared Learning
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In this episode of Telling Our Story, Leticia chats with five guests from California State University, Monterey Bay (CSUMB). They share the story behind the Computing Talent Initiative and CSin3, a collaborative cohort program with Hartnell College that allows students to earn a bachelor’s degree in computer science in three years. The initiative focuses on preparing students for high-tech careers through a shared learning model.
Guests include:
- Vanya Quiñones, president, CSUMB
- Sathya Narayanan, professor, School of Computing and Design, CSUMB
- Leslie Maxwell, associate director, Computing Talent Initiative, CSUMB
- Noe Lomeli, CSUMB alumnus and co-founder and software engineer, Nurbli
- Benito Sanchez, CSUMB alumnus and founder and software engineer, Nurbli
Read more about CSin3: www.computingtalentinitiative.org/csin3
www.aascutellingourstory.org
www.aascu.org/policy-advocacy/presidential-postsecondary-value-commission-task-force
www.aascu.org
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