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NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing
NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing

Congratulations to our 2009 award-winners! From left to right in the front row are Erin Hansen, Anika Petach, Marian Styer, Sarah Williams, Kristine Thompson, Gabriella Snyder, Lucia Xiong, Jessica Vincent, Elisa Pacheco, Kacyn Fujii, Tiffany Chen, and Willa Chen. From left to right in the back row are Natalie Hildebrandt, Jessica Chen, Ann Conway, Rachel Johnson, Garima Gupta, Caroline Lichtenberger, Emily Kuo, Jessica Stringham, Katia Nepom, Alexis Gill, Andrea Lincoln, Lauren Cagley, Klaudia Leja, Jiashan Liang, Mayra Alejandra Reyes, Jennifer Greene, Sky Adams, Mailee Chue, Julia Sterling, and Catherine Hu.
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Click the links below to view past award winners:
August 2008 Winners View Photo View Video
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November 2007 Winners View Photo View Video
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Sponsored by Bank of America, the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing recognizes young women at the high-school level for their computing-related achievements and interests. By generating visibility for these young women in their local communities, the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing encourages their continued interest in computing, attracts the attention and support of educational and corporate institutions, and emphasizes at a personal level the importance of women's participation.

Congratulations to our 2009 award-winners!

Following are the 2009 winners of the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing. Visit our Press Room to see the official March 6, 2009, release.

Sky Adams, Santa Barbara, CA: Dos Pueblos High School

Lauren Cagley, Charlotte, NC: Providence Day School

Jessica Chen, Diamond Bar, CA: Diamond Bar High School

Tiffany Chen, Brea, CA: Troy High School

Willa Chen, Canton, MI: Canton High School

Mailee Chue, Lenoir, NC: Caldwell Career Center Middle College

Ann Conway, Belmont, MA: Montrose School

Kacyn Fujii, Cupertino, CA: Menlo School

Alexis Gill, Jacksonville, FL: Edward H. White Senior High School

Jennifer Greene, Hackensack, NJ: Bergen County Academies

Garima Gupta, Jacksonville, FL: Stanton College Prep High School

Erin Hanson, Glen Burnie, MD: Glen Burnie Senior High School

Natalie Hildebrandt, Littleton, CO: D'Evelyn Senior High School

Catherine Hu, Scarsdale, NY: Horace Mann School

Rachel Johnson, Acworth, GA: Kennesaw Mountain High School

Emily Kuo, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Lab School

Klaudia Leja, Chicago, IL: Northside College Prep High School

Jiashan Liang, Westford, MA: Westford Academy

Caroline Lichtenberger, Libertyville, IL: Libertyville High School

Andrea Lincoln, Woodside, CA: The Harker School

Ekaterina Nepomnyashchaya, Bellevue, WA: Bellevue High School

Elisa Pacheco, Charlotte, NC: Olympic High (METS)

Anika Petach, Boulder, CO: Fairview High School

Mayra Alejandra Reyes, Miami Springs, FL: Miami Springs Senior High School

Gabriella Snyder, South Hadley, MA: The MacDuffie School

Julia Sterling, Brooklyn, NY: Stuyvesant High School

Jessica Stringham, Oregon City, OR: Oregon City High School

Marian Styer, Fair Oaks, CA: St. Francis High School

Kristine Thompson, Evergreen, CO: Conifer High School

Jessica Vincent, Dahlonega, GA: Lumpkin County High School

Sarah Williams, Rockwall, TX: Rockwall High School

Lucia Xiong, Southlake, TX: Carroll Senior High School

Awardees are selected for their demonstrated, outstanding aptitude and interest in information technology/computing; solid leadership ability; good academic history; and plans for post-secondary education.

Each qualified awardee will receive:

  • $500 in cash
  • a laptop computer, provided by Bank of America
  • a trip to attend the Bank of America Technology Showcase and Awards Ceremony, March 7, 2009, held in Charlotte, North Carolina
  • an engraved award for both the student and the student’s school

 

 

 

 

 

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