Ackerley Computer Science and
Technology Scholars Program
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Ackerley Computer Science and
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Jesse Cash came to Graceland from Troy, Kansas, is in his 4th year as a senior IT major with a CS minor, and he is the 2003-2004 president of the student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Jesse started out as a pre-med major but switched to IT in response to his avid interest in computers and network technology. He is invaluable as a student worker for Graceland providing computer support. |
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Anuj Rajbhandari came to Graceland from Katmandu, Nepal, is in his 4th year as a senior CS/IT double-major with minors in Math, Business Administration, and Leadership, is active in Students for Free Enterprise (SIFE), is in the honors program, and is a past president of the ACM. Anuj's busy schedule includes after hours work as a faculty assistant in the Computer Science Lab. |
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Aaron Twombly came to Graceland from Highland, Kansas, is in his 3rd year as a junior IT major, and administers our CSLab network of workstations and servers (Windows and Unix). He was a Novell administrator in high school and now holds various certifications. Aaron plays a critical role in the administration of other computer labs on campus. CS/IT faculty members frequently seek his advice about network and software issues. |
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Leona Dorothy came to Graceland from Creston, Iowa, is in her 2nd year at Graceland with junior status, and is a CS/IT double-major. Her composite ACT score was 32 and she maintains a 4.0 GPA. This summer Leona worked for Graceland troubleshooting and servicing computer workstations and eradicating viruses. |
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Dritan Zhuja transferred to Graceland as a sophomore from Pristina, Kosovo, is a CS/IT double-major, is in the pre-engineering program, and is notable for having built a variety of robotic systems during high school including a miniature walking robot and a mechanical hand with independent fingers. Because of his academics, he skipped a year in high school to enter the University of Pristina in Kosovo. |
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