Student Life and Community
The College of Computing has numerous student organizations which help build a community within the college. These organizations include:
- Anime O-Tekku
- Association for Computing Machinery
- Entertainment Software Producers
- Freshmen Mentoring Program
- Minorities @ CC
- Student Activities Board
- The FIREwall
- Undergraduate Council
- Upsilon Pi Epsilon
- Women @ CC
- Tech Entrepreneurs Society
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