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Technica all-ladies hackathon!

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Technica is an all-ladies hackathon at the University of Maryland. For 24 hours, you will be immersed in everything tech so that you can explore, learn, and create awesome projects. Mentors and sponsors will be hacking alongside students to build stronger connections between the amazing ladies of our tech world.

 The event will hold workshops detailing certain programming languages, hardware, and design, therefore attendees do not need any previous experience to attend! 

 The hackathon will take place at Ritchie Coliseum, located 9 miles away from D.C., a 3 minute drive from the College Park Metro stop, and includes free parking!

 For more information, contact Amber Mirza. 

 http://gotechnica.org/ 

 Amber Mirza
amirza12@terpmail.umd.edu
University of Maryland 2017
B.S. Computer Science
Association for Women in Computing, Vice President
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  8. Velva Block15 December 2018 at 05:33

    Yes, it's really good think in the favor of women. Because they need also to work for them to safe coming time. All women have right to do job and feel free to read here and join the any organization anywhere of the country no boundary for them.

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  9. Velva Block16 December 2018 at 02:30

    That is good step for the ladies to join a college to become professional trainer in technical institutes. Because all women have more ability to show their talent in the field of technical mind and give positive result.

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