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Five teams. One goal.
Here are the students keeping ACM in motion.We're a team of officers with one goal: building a greater, more collaborative computing community at The University of Texas at Dallas. Join us.
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Five teams. One goal.
Here are the students keeping ACM in motion.We're a team of officers with one goal: building a greater, more collaborative computing community at The University of Texas at Dallas. Join us.
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Five teams. One goal.
Here are the students keeping ACM in motion.We're a team of officers with one goal: building a greater, more collaborative computing community at The University of Texas at Dallas. Join us.
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Five teams. One goal.
Here are the students keeping ACM in motion.We're a team of officers with one goal: building a greater, more collaborative computing community at The University of Texas at Dallas. Join us.
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Five teams. One goal.
Here are the students keeping ACM in motion.We're a team of officers with one goal: building a greater, more collaborative computing community at The University of Texas at Dallas. Join us.
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Five teams. One goal.
Here are the students keeping ACM in motion.We're a team of officers with one goal: building a greater, more collaborative computing community at The University of Texas at Dallas. Join us.
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Five teams. One goal.
Here are the students keeping ACM in motion.We're a team of officers with one goal: building a greater, more collaborative computing community at The University of Texas at Dallas. Join us.
The ACM Team
Avery Bainbridge
HackUTD Experience Lead
Sisi Aarukapalli
Director of Research
Alessio Haro
Director of Media
Isindi Cela
Media Officer
Pranit Duddupudi
Media Officer
Shoaib Huq
Media Officer
Vy Lam
Media Officer
The History of the ACM
Third time's the charm.
ACM started at UT Dallas back in 1996, undergoing good times and bad, and restarting in 2004 before wrapping up in its second iteration around Fall 2012.
A freshman named Sumanth Nelluru started the Computer Science Student Association around this time, a small organization focused on mini coding competitions until taking over the then-defunct ACM to become the new ACM in Fall 2013.
Following this, ACM, led by Sumanth Nelluru (CS '16) and Grace Kaldawi (CS '15), expanded into social events and restarting its Industry Series events, hosting companies once again and running snack bars and LAN parties.
In the years after, ACM underwent an internal restructure and, led by Izuchukwu Elechi (SE '16), Michael Raibick (SE '15), and Tahir Aziz (SE '17), expanded its Industry Series events, with companies from Google to Twitter, as well as launching HackUTD, ACM Projects, ACM Operations, & ACM Labs.
