Connecting students, fostering innovation, and building a community of future tech leaders.
To create a supportive community for computer science students at the university of winnipeg, fostering academic excellence and professional development.
To be a catalyst for innovation and collaboration, preparing students to become leaders in the ever-evolving field of computer science and technology.
We believe in inclusivity, continuous learning, ethical computing practices, and building meaningful connections within our tech community.
We organize regular coding workshops, hackathons, and tech talks to enhance practical skills and foster innovation.
We connect students with industry professionals through networking events, resume workshops, and internship opportunities.
We provide study groups, tutoring sessions, and resources to help students excel in their computer science courses.
We host social events, game nights, and team-building activities to create a supportive and inclusive community.
Our dedicated team of student leaders works tirelessly to create opportunities and foster a vibrant computer science community.
Honours BSc student in Applied Computer Science, passionate about building community and connecting students with opportunities.
Honours student in Applied Computer Science, passionate about cybersecurity and app development. Outside of tech, I stay active through sports and enjoy reading in my free time.
Computer science major with a focus on AI and machine learning.
Specializing in web development and UX/UI design with a passion for accessibility.
As a Social Media Coordinator, I aim to be the bridge between students and the UWACSSA association sharing updates, amplifying student voices, and making information more accessible.
* these are unpaid positions
Are you in your first year of studies (under 24 credits completed) and looking to get involved in the Applied Computer Science community?
The First Year Representative is a vital voice on the ACSSA Executive Team. This role is all about representing the ideas, concerns, and perspectives of first-year students, ensuring that our events, resources, and decisions reflect the needs of the newest members of our community.
You'll be responsible for:
This is also a great opportunity to build leadership experience early, get to know fellow students, and potentially become a future ACSSA executive.
No experience necessary. Just bring your ideas, energy, and willingness to get involved!