Tech opportunities for young coders in NWA
I love opportunities to share with and learn from other young programmers in NWA, because there's always the chance of meeting a team I can work well with. I'd like to see more people my age attending STEM-oriented developer conferences and other community tech events. So, I started a nonprofit that raises funds for teens interested in learning about technology and computer science. TeenDevConf strives to benefit the hatchling developers of our community by inspiring and motivating them to use their powers for good.
TeenDevConf is a nonprofit, so our primary source of income is the support given to us by our benefactors and STEM enthusiasts. Your donation could precipitate the final prod that pushes a young coder to advance in his/her career.
Join us and other nearby teen developers at a variety of STEM-oriented tech events! This includes competitions, conferences, gatherings, and various other tech opportunities in and around Northwest Arkansas.
TeenDevConf has complimentary (or subsidized) tickets to the following events. Please contact us for specific event offer codes.
Students in participating districts code original applications for the chance to be selected for recognition by their Member of Congress, win prizes, and have their work put on display in the Capitol Building in Washington, DC. (congressionalappchallenge.us)
DEADLINE OCTOBER 19, 2020
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At the intersection of art, cycling, and technology, the Northwest Arkansas Technology Summit is designed to explore WHAT'S NEXT... AFTER NEXT? (nwatechsummit.com)
October 18-21, 2020
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Female supply chain students from outstanding supply chain programs across the U.S. will gather virtually to learn and grow around this year’s Symposium theme: What’s Your Vision?
October 23, 2020
The fourth annual All-Region and All-State Coding Competition sponsored by Verizon will be open to Arkansas public, private, and homeschooled school students in grades 8-12.
March 14, 2020
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The fourth annual All-Region and All-State Coding Competition sponsored by Verizon will be open to Arkansas public, private, and homeschooled school students in grades 8-12.
February 28, 2020
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Open to both high school students and college students. Teams of up to 4 students collaborate to solve various challenges with programming language of their choice. The teams that solve the most problems the fastest win prizes, including cash and JBU scholarships of up to $1000 per student. (jbu.edu)
February 1, 2020
Exclusive free access to a one day, pure-tech conference for engineers, hackers, and makers in the heart of Northwest Arkansas. (nowheredevelopers.com)
March 15, 2018
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