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ACM, the Association for Computing Machinery, is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to advancing the arts, sciences, and applications of information technology. With a world-wide membership of 80,000, ACM functions as a locus for computing professionals and students working in the various fields of Information Technology.

The Pace Computer Society is one of many Chapters of ACM. Through ACM we are able to bring many different opportunities to our members and help them learn and build interest in the design, development, languages, management, and applications of modern computing.

When you join ACM you get access to many resources that you would not otherwise be able to find. You can read about current conferences and talk to professionals in the field, as well as with other students with similar interests. You will receive publications on many different computer subjects, have access to internship and job listings, participate in contests with cash prizes, and many other benefits. Joining ACM is one of the best things you can possibly do to push your career forward. .

The Seidenberg School Cybersecurity Club runs events and workshops throughout the semester that pertain to all thing’s cybersecurity. Events include guest speakers and meet-ups, and workshops offer hands-on training that will help any cybersecurity enthusiast hone their skills. All Pace students are welcome to the club’s general events!

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The IEEE is one of the world’s largest technical and professional societies, with more than 400,000 members across the globe. Around a quarter of its members are students, and we have a student branch of the IEEE that offers discounted IEEE membership, access to events, and opportunities for Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ students. Not only are their student branch activities on campus, but membership enables you to access unique IEEE events and activities in the local area through the online portal. Scholarships and competition entries are also occasionally available to members. Email Andreea Cotoranu for more information on our IEEE student branch!

The National Cyber League is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in May 2011 to provide an ongoing virtual training ground for participants to develop, practice, and validate their cybersecurity knowledge and skills using next-generation high-fidelity simulation environments. Each semester the team trains twice a week and competes individually and as a team on NCL's capture the flag style competitions. Since there are challenges ranging from easy to hard, NCL is the perfect place for a student who is interested in cybersecurity, but hasn't had any exposure to it.

For more information about the team's practice schedule and meeting location, get in touch on .

PCS is our weekly student-run club that invite any and all Pace students to attend. PCS hosts industry-led speakers, tech related workshops, and much more throughout each semester. All majors are welcome to come learn more about computing and connect with tech-minded peers at Seidenberg and Pace!

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Our mission is to build a community to foster and grow the next generation of cybersecurity talent at Pace through our weekly team practices for the Northeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (NECCDC) held annually, and the National Cyber League (NCL) held every semester. The organization aims to strengthen student skills in cybersecurity related competencies through hands on training.

Students learn and build from each other from a variety of cybersecurity disciplines: Server administration, configuration, and hardening; scanning, enumeration and discovery; vulnerability and asset assessment; exploitation; incident response and recovery.

Students showcase their skills and knowledge by competing against teams from other universities.

For more information about the team's practice schedule and meeting location, get in touch on .

Pace Women in Tech is a student organization that aims to build a network of students, alumni, and industry professionals. They have regular events where they share news, skills, job and internship opportunities, and share success stories and support within the community. By joining the Pace Women in Tech, you can get great info, learn more about events taking place in and around the Pace community, and meet a host of incredible women in tech.

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STC invites all Pace students to attend our weekly collection of workshops, talks, meet-ups and other events. Meet Pace alums who work in the tech field and learn how they got to where they are, learn interview techniques, and stay up to date on upcoming field trips and events.

In addition, the STC meets weekly to work on various tech projects including Pepper the Robot, Raspberry Pi, and more. To find out more about the projects and schedule of events, please join the or .

WiCyS is the only non-profit membership organization with national reach that is dedicated to bringing together women in cybersecurity from academia, research, and industry to share knowledge, experience, networking, and mentoring. The goal of this student chapter is to help decrease the gender disparity in the field, while providing support, mentorship, training, networking opportunities, and access to industry and academic leaders.

For more information about meeting times and locations, email Lisa Ellrodt.