Who are we?
We, the Association for Computing Machinery at UH Manoa (ACManoa/ACM), are the largest computer science student organization at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
We are a registered student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery as well as a recognized student-chartered registered independent organization (RIO) at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. We welcome students of all different backgrounds, interests, and skill levels to join our community and share our passion for computer science.
How is ACManoa structured?
ACManoa is split into different interest-focused sub-groups called special interest groups (SIGs). Despite the SIGs independently planning events towards their own individual interests and goals, our events are always and will always be open to everyone – not just SIG members.
What are the goals of ACManoa?
ACManoa has three goals – to provide social, professional, and technical enrichment for our members. We provide events of all three kinds to meet our three goals.
- We hold social events for our members to develop and strengthen their interpersonal relationships as well as to have fun.
- We hold professional development events to connect our members to professionals in the industry within the local community as well as abroad
- We also hold technical workshops and other types of technical enrichment events.
Want to see a new SIG focused on something you want? Members in ACManoa are encouraged create Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and collaborate on their own events and projects. Contact acmmanoa@hawaii.edu if you want to get started!
Where are we located?
Our clubroom, ICSpace, is located on the third floor of the Pacific Ocean Science & Technology (POST) building in room POST 318B. We have monitors, whiteboards, a microwave, and refrigerators for club members to use. We are continuously looking for new ways to improve our room, so if you have a suggestion as to how, please contact us acmmanoa@hawaii.edu.
How can I become a member?
Membership is and always will be free.
What are the benefits of becoming an ACManoa member?
- Privileges of fridge usage
- Food at events
- Eligibility to run for ACManoa officer positions
How can I get more involved with ACManoa?
You can be more involved with ACManoa in the following ways.
- Simply by attending any of our events. Our events are and will always be open to everyone.
- Subscribing to our Google Calendar of Events here: http://tinyurl.com/ycorgow4
- Joining our Mailing List: http://eepurl.com/bOCcTP
- And joining our discord server: https://discord.gg/acmmanoa.
Questions, Comments, Concerns?
Feel free to ask or suggest anything about the website/otherwise in our feedback form
Officers
Kana'i Gooding
ACM President
Pauline Wu
ACM ICSpace / Supply Officer
Kyla Lee
ACM Operations Officer
Prayag Das
ACM Technology and Innovation Officer
Eddie Jeon
ACM Server Administrator/Webmaster
Mahie Crabbe
ACM Public Relations Coordinator
Liliana Royer
ACM Event Coordinator
David Rickards
ACM Event Coordinator
Seri Nakamura
ACM Event Coordinator
Erick Orozco-Ciprian
ACM Event Coordinator
Jarren Seson
ACM Administration, and Finance Officer
Claire Sorge
ACM Marketing Manager
Vincent Grillo
ACM Marketing Manager
Katelynn Crouch
ACM Logistics, Facilities & Security Officer
Faculty Sponsors
Peter Sadowski
ACM Faculty Sponsor
Kenny Quibilan
ACM Faculty Sponsor
Marilou Matsuura
ACM Faculty Sponsor
Although the registered organization has members who are university students, the registered organization is independent of the university and does not represent the views of the university. The registered organization is responsible for its own contracts, acts, or omissions.