Kesha is a final year computer engineering undergraduate student from Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology (DA-IICT), India, who is interested in coding, programming, developing innovative applications, open source contributor and an advocate working towards increasing woman in technology.
Farzana R., PhD, is an assistant professor at James Madison University in Virginia. She is actively working for the recruitment and retention of female students in STEM and Computer Science Discipline.
Yvette is from Gisagara district of the southern province of Rwanda. Recent University of Rwanda fellow in computer engineering with records of success in ICT mainly computer education career pursuit to date.
Birungi is a Ugandan in her final semester at Makerere University offering a bachelors’ degree in information systems. She has been at Makerere University for three years.
Rebecca is a MSc student at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Her research interests include machine learning, theoretical computer science, and algorithms.