Student groups
Association of Computing Machinery (ACM)
This student chapter of ACM works to promote greater interest in the science, design, development, language, management, and applications of modern computing on the Twin Cities campus and around the Twin Cities area. The group offers a variety of activities and resources for students.
Association of Computing Machinery for Women (ACM-W)
ACM-W supports, celebrates, and advocates for the full engagement of women in all aspects of the computing field. The group has a variety of social, technical, and outreach events that are fun and provide a sense of community with a supportive network of people who have the same mission.
Computer Science Graduate Student Association (CSGSA)
CSGSA is the official student governance organization for graduate students in the department. The group facilitates social events, advocates for graduate students, and provides other opportunities to get involved. Every graduate student in the department is automatically a member of CSGSA.
App Developers Club
This group brings together app developers from across the University of Minnesota. The club provides a friendly environment for anyone who is interested in app development to collaborate and expand their skills, network with and learn from industry professionals, and socialize.
Code the Gap
This group exposes local K-12 youth from historically underrepresented groups to the possibilities of computer science. They work with Twin Cities schools to teach yearlong courses in programming and other to young students who wouldn’t normally be exposed to STEM.
CSE student groups
Find your right fit by exploring the student groups in the College of Science and Engineering. Groups include competitive teams, fraternities & sororities, honor societies, leadership, professional organizations, project-based, and special interest.
Women in Computer Science (WCS)
The WCS program is a student run organization where women meet to share their experiences and accomplishments, meet distinguished women of computer science, and enhance their professional skills. All women interested in the computer science profession are welcome.
Competitive Programming Club
The Competitive Programming Club is a new group for competitive programming, coached by experts with real-world software engineering experience. Come sharpen your speed and accuracy at solving challenging problems and learn to ace a coding interview!
All student groups at the U of M
Student groups are an integral part of the University of Minnesota, with more than a 1,000 student groups and organizations that meet regularly, host programs and events, and provide service to the Twin Cities area. Search to view all registered student groups at the University.