"Robotics had too much soldering for me; there was too much hardware and not enough theory and math. I looked around at different areas, and crypto had all sorts of interesting problems." - Lea Kissner, Ph.D Student
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Interviews | Employment Carnegie Mellon Alumnae Association | School of Computer Science Alumnae Website | Contact us WelcomeWe would very much like our SCS Alumnae to be a special part of our community. On those occasions when Alumnae have joined us as invited speakers or made themselves available for advice, or simply kept in touch, the experiences have been positive and rewa rding for everyone. Our women students value the input of Alumnae as Role Models and Mentors. So whether you participate on an invited industry panel, help with recruiting, or share your "words of wisdom" via email, there are many ways that you can contribute to our community and we welcome your support. Please take a few minutes to tell us about yourself and how you may be able to participate in our community by emailing us.If you know of CMU Alumnae that do not know about our community, please tell them about us! Then as we receive input from you we will update the information we have on what our alumnae are doing, job opportunities, mentoring activities, profiles, and words of wisdom. We can't wait to get new information from you! Please tell us about yourself (and if you would like your information to show on this page)! Words of Wisdom from our Alumnae"To the incoming students and current undergraduates, the most important advice I can give you is, "Do what makes you happy!" After you take care of yourself and figure out what truly makes you happy, everything will fall into place"Lisa Nelson, CS Undergraduate Class of 2000 More...
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