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Student Groups and Organizations

In the Computer Science Department

• Association for Computing Machinery at Tufts (ACM at Tufts)

  The Tufts student chapter of the international professional organization for computer science research and education. Faculty Advisor: Prof. Benjamin Hescott

• Graduate Student Colloquia

  The Graduate Students Colloquia is a venue where graduate students, and all the academic community at EECS, have the opportunity to learn about state-of-the-art projects and research being developed at other universities, companies or their own peers.

• Women in the Computer Sciences (WICS)

  Student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery Committee on Women in Computing (ACM-W). Faculty Advisors: Profs. Diane Souvaine and Judith Stafford

• Computing Undergraduate Scholars Program

  The CUSP program incorporates talented undergraduate students into computing research at Tufts University with the goal of improving the recruitment, retention and graduation rates of computing students with particular emphasis on women, underrepresented minorities, and first-generation college students who have financial need and interest and ability in computing fields.

• Computer Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Scholars

  The goal of the CSEMS program at Tufts is to encourage the students to become members of the high technology workforce following completion of a baccalaureate degree in computer science, engineering, or mathematics at Tufts University.

Campus-Wide Student Groups

• Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

  SWE bridges the gap between women enginererng students, industry and young girls with interests in science. Members particpate in social events, professional events as well as community service projects. SWE invites all Tufts stiudents, not just women engineers to join.

• Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics

  The Chapter is to promote basic research in applied mathematics to the graduate and undergraduate community, provide opportunities of research and learning, create a pleasant environment in which students can share scientific interests.