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The countdown to Career Fair has begun!

Join us today from noon to 5 p.m. in the SDC to meet with recruiters about full-time jobs, internships, and other opportunities!

Click the link in our story to view the complete map of companies and organizations in attendance. A Michigan Tech student speaks to a recruiter at Career Fair. Both are wearing professional attire. by @mtu_computing

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4 days ago

Excited to teach, excited to research, and excited to be part of the Computing[MTU] community!

It’s the time of year when we celebrate new faculty and the achievements of established faculty members marking new career milestones 🥳

👋Welcome new faculty members Yunlong Xing, Bassam Abdelghani, and Anwar Walid, who bring expertise in everything from machine learning and sustainable technology to cybersecurity, AI, and intelligent systems.

🎉Help us celebrate the promotions of profs Serein Al-Ratrout, Leo Ureel, Brianna Bettin, and Keith Vertanen.

👏Join us in applauding Victoria Walters, Tim Van Wagner, and Tim Havens, who earned University honors for their teaching and research.

What it means for you: more expertise in the classroom, more research opportunities, and more mentors helping Huskies turn computing ideas into real-world solutions.

Learn more at the College of Computing blog, available at the link in our bio Michigan Tech assistant professor Yunlong Xing poses with mascot Blizzard T. Husky. by @mtu_computing

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What if computing could help someone understand whether an old legal conviction can finally be left in the past? ⚖️

Computer Science PhD student Josh Alele-Beals is developing tools to help people and their legal advisors navigate Michigan’s Clean Slate Law, which allows eligible convictions to be expunged from public records.

The stakes are human. An old conviction can continue to affect someone’s ability to find work, secure housing, access credit, or pursue an education years later.

Josh’s approach combines AI with mathematical modeling designed to keep the legal reasoning precise, verifiable, and reproducible. Within strict guardrails, AI handles what it does well: helping people interact with the system and translating complex results into understandable language.

“The combination of a challenging technical problem and the potential to help people rebuild their lives was something I couldn’t pass up,” says Josh.

Find out how Josh got interested in the research and where it’s taking him next in a College of Computing Q&A, available now at the link in our bio. Michigan Tech student Josh Alele stands in front of window with a "Tomorrow Needs Michigan Tech" banner in the background. He is wearing professional attire. by @mtu_computing

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Our CyberHuskies from Houghton High School took home the State Championship in the Presidential AI Challenge!

Their winning project, AmeriQuest, uses AI image recognition to turn nature into a giant scavenger hunt, encouraging kids to get outside and get active.

Mentored by #MichiganTech College of Computing faculty and students, CyberHuskies are already proving that Tech is where you come to build things that matter.

Want to join the pack? The CyberHusky program is free for 8th graders and up with at least one coding project under their belt. 🦾

Check the blog link in bio for the full story!

@hhsgremlins Four students who won the CyberHusky challenge at Michigan Tech. by @mtu_computing

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Starting out the academic year with a ground-breaking collab across disciplines and labs!

PhD student Yaman Aljnadi is the first recipient of the Dave House Fellowship, a one-of-a-kind collaboration between Michigan Tech’s College of Computing and College of Engineering.

Aljnadi will work with professors from both colleges to bring together expertise in robotics, automation, human-robot interaction, computer engineering, networking and data science.

What project are you most excited to tackle this year? Tell us what’s on your research horizon! Michigan Tech student Yaman Aljnadi stands with the robot Ecer in a Michigan Tech lab. by @mtu_computing

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Your next two years at Michigan Tech could be covered—and lead to a career protecting the country’s digital future. 🇺🇸💻

Through the new CyberAI Corps Scholarship for Service program, eligible Huskies can receive up to two years of full-ride support, potentially covering senior year and an accelerated master’s degree.

Students pursuing bachelor’s degrees in artificial intelligence, computer science, cybersecurity, data science, information technology or software engineering may qualify. Scholarship recipients also receive mentorship, research opportunities, career preparation and potential internships.

In return, graduates put their skills to work in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence or related roles with government organizations for a period equal to their scholarship support.

If you want to use your computing skills in service of the public good, learn more at mtu.edu/sfs or email sfs@mtu.edu. Recruitment for 2027 begins in the fall semester. A photo of Rekhi Hall on Michigan Tech's campus in the late afternoon. by @mtu_computing

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We hope all of our #ComputingHuskies had a great first day of class!

What class are you most excited for this semester? Let us know in the comments! A photo of a graphic in Michigan Tech's College of Computing with the word "persist" in large, bold text by @mtu_computing

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Meet Anwar Walid, the new executive director of Michigan Tech’s Institute for Computing and Cybersystems.

An ACM and IEEE Fellow, Walid’s experience spans Bell Labs, AI and cybersecurity research, and academia. But he’s never experienced a Keweenaw winter or the Northern Lights.

Got tips to help him make the most of these Husky Nation experiences? Drop them in the comments! 🌌⛷️

Get more info on what brought Dr. Walid to Keweenaw and his vision for the ICC at the College of Computing Newsblog, available now at the link in our bio. A photo of Michigan Tech ICC director Anwar Walid on campus. He is wearing a blue button-up shirt, and standing in front of two brick pillars. by @mtu_computing

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Welcome to Houghton, #ComputingHuskies!

We're excited to see all of the new faces on campus, and can't wait to watch you learn, grow, and build in the College of Computing. A photo of a display including rubber ducks and plaques in the College of Computing on Michigan Tech's campus. by @mtu_computing

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You're always on the right path with the #MichiganTech College of Computing 😎 by @mtu_computing

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When BASIC is as cool as it gets. 🤓

Tag along with PhD student Tagore Kosireddy as he balances cutting-edge AI research with hands-on community service! Whether he’s making AI safe and accessible or helping local community members navigate tech, Tagore is carrying out his mission to build AI technology for good.

You’ll find Tagore and his fellow Huskies in action at the #MichiganTech BASIC (Building Adult Skills In Computing) program they host at @pldl_org on Saturdays during the academic year.

“People come in with all kinds of issues, especially with their mobile devices. A lot of them want to learn how to stay connected, whether that's sending email or using FaceTime to see their grandkids,” he says. “Others want to learn how to use new devices for things like editing photos. Most of it comes down to the everyday tasks that make their lives a little easier.”

Tagore’s research is also about making technology use easier and safer.

“Long term, I want to keep working on building safe AI for everyone—AI that helps people in their daily lives without them having to worry about their information being leaked,” he says.

Learn more at the College of Computing Newsblog, available at the link in our bio. A photo of Michigan Tech PhD student Tagore Kosireddy in the College of Computing. He is wearing a blue button down and posing in a hallway. by @mtu_computing

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2 months ago

New department status: Unlocked. 🔓📊

It’s officially been one month since Data Science got its own dedicated home in the College of Computing. Led by Department Chair Laura Brown, we’re up, running, and ready for fall!

Whether you're wrangling big data sets, building AI models, or applying analytics to healthcare, the new #ComputingMTU Data Science department gives you a direct path to real-world experience right here on campus.

Visit the program link in our bio to see what the new setup means for your degree, your community, and your career development no matter your major (because every Husky can benefit from at least one class in this foundational discipline). Laura Brown, Chair of the Data Science Department at Michigan Tech, smiles while speaking to students during a lecture. She is wearing glasses, a black Computing MTU shirt, and gray pants. by @mtu_computing

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