Coding community: Non-profit seeks to unite UGA students through computer science
In a world of ever-increasing screen time and the newfound necessity for virtual options, a non-profit known around the University of Georgiaâs campus as UGAHacks seeks to create community through computer science and programming. The non-profit, formally known as University Hackathons, hosts an annual programming event and competition, UGA Hackathon. Run by UGA students, they hope to host this event every semester starting in the fall of 2021. The UGAHacks Hackathon is described as a 36-48 hour programming sleepover. Participants, or âhackers,â sponsors, mentors and other atte...
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