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Artificial intelligence for a better world

It’s not every day that Fortune magazine interviews a Beloiter about their summer experience at MIT, let alone before they even graduate. But that’s just one day in a year of exciting developments for Ericka Corral’22.

Ericka Corral’22 hosting a radio show at Beloit in 2019.

Falling in love with research

First in their family to graduate from elementary school, Ericka Corral’22 will soon begin Ph.D. studies in computer science. Their goal? Find solutions to real-world problems.

Saugat Pandey’21 visits Chicago before heading to graduate school.

Pursuing Graduate School Post-Beloit to Continue to Learn and Discover

Motivated by his academic pursuits while a student at Beloit College, Saugat Pandey’21 began Ph.D. studies immediately following his graduation in order to continue to grow his understanding of computer science.

Dakotah Revai’18 in front of a system he recently designed.

Mechanical engineering, track and field, and performance

Dakotah Revai’18 studied physics and computer science on the way to a career in mechanical engineering, while also being track and field team captain, a resident assistant, and a musical performer.

The late Clarence “Skip” Ellis’64 was the first Black Ph.D. recipient in what was then the new field of computer science.

A Moment in Computer Science History

A Beloiter’s story and others show students that anyone can become a computer scientist.

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