
Feb 11, 2021
Students Help Nonprofits Better Serve People in Need
Prof. Justin Smith’s hands-on computer science course provides real-world experience for students and helps local nonprofits.
Prof. Justin Smith’s hands-on computer science course provides real-world experience for students and helps local nonprofits.
Learn how these students, faculty, and an Easton resident are bettering the campus and community through commitment and a common purpose.
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