AWC JHU Chapter

Association for Women in Computing

Johns Hopkins University Chapter

The Association for Women in Computing (AWC), founded in 1978, is a not-for-profit, professional organization designed for individuals, specifically women, with an interest in information technology. The AWC JHU Student Chapter is affiliated with the AWC Baltimore Chapter.

Our Vision

Our Mission:

To deliver quality educational, mentoring, and career opportunities for students, particularly women, who desire to transition into the technology field.

Join Now Membership is open to JHU students, alumni, faculty and staff.	Meet a Mentor Talk with professionals in the technical field who are willing to share their experiences. If you are interested in being a mentor or requesting a mentor, send an email to [email protected] Be sure to include "Mentor Program" in the email subject line.
Get Experience Explore internships and volunteer programs.	Find a Job or Develop your career Look for technical jobs, salary surveys, learn how to ask for what you want.
Get Educated Technical certification and education programs.	Technical Links and Resources Links to good technical sites, technical encyclopedias, web tutorials and more.

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Last Revised 9/27/2001