Student Societies
ACM Chapter
At the University of Connecticut, ACM provides a voice for student
concerns about computer-related issues. UCONN-ACM is primarily an
organization of students who will (hopefully) be computer science
professionals after graduation. Membership, however, is open to anyone
with an interest in computer science. UCONN-ACM organizes and promotes
group activities, such as visits to computer-related businesses,
conferences, museums and so forth. These activities are intended not
only to further our knowlege of computer systems, but also to provide
an opportunity for our members to get to know each other
better.
UCONN-ACM also periodically invites guest speakers to make
presentations at UCONN for our collective enrichment. ACM members are
encouraged to attend these presentations, as are any interested
community members.
For comments and questions, please contact us at
uconnacm@engr.uconn.edu or visit us at our website.
Faculty Advisor: Reda Ammar
Upsilon Pi Epsilon
Upsilon Pi Epsilon is an honorary society whose membership consists of
outstanding undergraduates and graduates in computing science who can
effectively achieve the original goals of the society. These goals
include:
- The recognition of outstanding talent in the field of computing science.
- The promotion of high scholarship in computing science.
- The establishment and maintenance of high standards in computing science.
- The representation of computing science in interdisciplinary communications.
- The encouragement of individual contributions to society through computing science.
Faculty Advisor: Alex Shvartsman
