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GE
Digital
$7,000
Oct 24, 2016
Anonymous
$250
Oct 03, 2016
Nathanael
DePano
$25
Oct 01, 2016
Tina
Clark
$25
Sep 28, 2016
Keving
Ricciardo
$10
Sep 26, 2016
Tracy
O'Connell
$200
Sep 21, 2016
Nathan
Cooper
Undisclosed Amount
Sep 20, 2016
Suzan
Franz
$60
Sep 16, 2016
Aleks
Zoranic
$500
Sep 15, 2016
Amanda
Miranda
$100
Sep 12, 2016
M.
Toups
$128
Sep 09, 2016
Anonymous
$50
Sep 06, 2016
Brian
Starke
$25
Sep 06, 2016
Anonymous
$72
Sep 06, 2016
Christopher
Summa
$200
Sep 06, 2016
Katie
Lambert
$25
Sep 01, 2016
Wendy
Dolan
$10
Aug 30, 2016
Anonymous
$25
Aug 30, 2016
Jeffrey
Serpas
Undisclosed Amount
Aug 30, 2016
Ted
Holmberg
$200
Aug 29, 2016
Irfan
Ahmed
$100
Aug 29, 2016
Anonymous
$50
Aug 26, 2016
Anonymous
$100
Aug 26, 2016
Sabrina
Farmer
Undisclosed Amount
Aug 25, 2016
Mahdi
Abdelguerfi
$250
Aug 24, 2016
$10
BARBARA LISKOV LEVEL
Thank you for supporting our students at the Grace Hopper Conference! Barbara Liskov was the first woman to earn a Ph.D. in computer science in 1968. She continued to be a trailblazer, developing several programming languages that advanced many object-oriented programming and operating systems.
$25
ERNA SCHNEIDER LEVEL
Thank you for your donation! Our students will never forget this experience! Erna Schneider was awarded one of the first software patents for creating a computerized switching system for telephone call traffic…a true innovator in the field!
$50
JEAN E. SAMMET LEVEL
Feeding the body fuels the brain! Your donation will cover meals for a student for one day at the conference. Thank you for your support! Jean E. Sammet developed the FORMAC programming language in 1962, the most widely used computer language for symbolic manipulation of mathematical formulas.
$100
ANITA BORG LEVEL
No one wants to eat alone! Your generous support will provide meals for two students over one day of the conference. Thank you for your donation! Anita Borg founded several important communities and organizations that brings together women working in and with technology, allowing them to share their accomplishments, ideas and successes. Co-founder of the GHC, Anita Borg has been instrumental in fostering a supportive community for women in tech.
$250
ADA LOVELACE LEVEL
Our students need a good night’s rest to make the most of the conference! Your generous support will provide hotel accommodations for two students for one night. Thank you for helping our students experience this amazing opportunity! Ada Lovelace is considered to be the first computer programmer - in the 1840s she developed an algorithm for a computer that didn’t yet exist! Today, she has been memorialized by the object-oriented programming language that bears her name, Ada.
$1,000
GRACE HOPPER LEVEL
Imagine impacting a student’s academic success and career aspirations? Your donation will fully support a student’s attendance at the conference. Thank you for making a difference for our students! Rear Admiral Grace Hopper was at the forefront of computer and programming language development from the 1930s - 1980s. She is most known for the development of computer languages written in English rather than mathematical notation. What a great role model for our students!