Randy VanWhy
Challenge alumnus Randy VanWhy reflects on how the Supercomputing Challenge shaped his path after high school.
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Stories about Challenge students, teachers, and alumni — plus coverage from partners such as Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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Challenge alumnus Randy VanWhy reflects on how the Supercomputing Challenge shaped his path after high school.
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Alumnus Mohit Dubey shares his Supercomputing Challenge story and what he carried forward from the program.
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Alumnus Dennis Trujillo talks about participating in the Supercomputing Challenge and the community around it.
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Los Alamos Reporter: LAHS students Robert Strauss, Daniel Kim, Andres Iturregui, and Andrew Morgan were named finalists in the 32nd Supercomputing Challenge.
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KRQE News 13 spoke with Eldorado High School student Nancy Avila Do about how the Supercomputing Challenge builds coding, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
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Los Alamos Daily Post: three of nine finalists in the virtual 2020 Supercomputing Challenge were from Los Alamos High School, with Charles Strauss winning a Judges’ Special Award.
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KUNM aired the State of Change story on Melrose schools and the Supercomputing Challenge, including director David Kratzer on outreach and the gender gap in computer science.
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High Country News on how Melrose and other rural New Mexico schools use the Supercomputing Challenge to teach computer science.
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KRWG Public Media’s Anthony Moreno reports on how Melrose uses the Supercomputing Challenge to offer computer science when the district has no CS classes.
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