IT-oLogy has worked closely with the National Center of Women and IT (NCWIT) for many years. One of the many successful NCWIT programs is Aspirations in Computing Awards (AiC) AiC is a recognition program for high school girls at both national and local levels. The Charlotte WISE program is excited…
IT-oLogy is pleased to announce that the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) Award for Aspirations in Computing has opened for applications from high school-aged girls. The Aspirations Award was created to encourage the computing aspirations of young women, introduce them to leadership opportunities in the field, and…
Planning for the 2016 BDA is well underway. More than 60 volunteers are engaged in marketing, the program, awards and nominations, judging and sponsorships. The celebration will take place the evening of March 1st at the NASCAR Hall of Fame. The BDA recognizes IT innovation in the Charlotte region, builds…
IT-oLogy Charlotte has all types of volunteer opportunities for professionals, community advocates, college students and retirees to engage with middle and high school students. In-school opportunities offer you the option to lead a session or series of sessions, speak to a class or at an assembly, spend 20 minutes with…
Planning for the 2016 Blue Diamond Technology Awards celebration is underway. The Blue Diamond Awards have celebrated the best in technology in the greater Charlotte region for more than 20 years. In 2015, IT-oLogy led the effort to bring back the BDA after an eight-year hiatus and a ‘go ahead’…
Calling all those in the Charlotte metropolitan area! You are invited to join IT-oLogy Charlotte for the August 19th WISE Wednesday networking event at the Village Tavern patio.in SouthPark. Come and network with Charlotte women and men leaders, innovators and influencers. Register here. Whether you are interested in events, membership,…
On August 14th, your company representatives have the opportunity to meet 200 college students representing more than 40 colleges/ universities from across the country – all pursuing computing and IT related majors? These students are in Charlotte to attend the annual STARS Celebration of Broadening Participation in Computing national conference,…
The Spark Conference 2015 attracted hundreds of developers and more than 80 high school and middle school students to Uptown Charlotte’s UNC-Charlotte Center City Campus on June 6th. The Conference offered a student track of sessions. Dan Thyer, co-founder of Logical Advantage, led one of the sessions in the IT-oLogy student…
Last month, we highlighted young high school women across the state who were recognized by the National Center of Women in IT (NCWIT) during the North Carolina Aspirations in Computing Awards celebration. Talazia Moore, a former Aspirations winner, and Phllip O’Berry, Technology School alum, received their second NCWIT Aspire IT…
The women and men of WISE Charlotte gathered for the monthly WISE Wednesday networking event on June 17 at Village Tavern. WISE Wednesday events are strictly networking providing all with the opportunity to engage with leaders, influencers and innovators, providing relationship building and peer connection opportunities. You are invited to…
