Pair Receives NCWIT Honorable Mention

Congratulations to Whitewater High School junior Brooke Bazeley and senior Guin Yeager, who have been selected as 2022 NCWIT-Wisconsin Affiliate Honorable Mention Awardees of the NCWIT Awards for Aspirations in Computing for their outstanding leadership, exceptional academic history, and forward-thinking ability.

NCWIT is the National Center for Women and Information Technology which operates the Aspirations in Computer Award program to create a community of young women with a common passion for technology, providing scholarship and networking opportunities.

Brooke is currently studying Android App Programming in Java and Web Page Design and is a member of the Ferradermis FIRST Robotics Programming Team.

Guin is currently studying Game Design using Unity as well as Digital Electronics and has previously taken AP Computer Science. She also serves as captain of the Aerospace Jam Drone Team, which is preparing to compete at Fiserv Forum in April. 

Brooke and Guin will be honored at the Aspirations Award Ceremony to be held at the Milwaukee School of Engineering on Sunday, May 1, 2022.

Article and Photos Submitted by Laura Masbruch
Whitewater High School Computer Science Teacher and Banner Volunteer
lmasbruch@wwusd.org

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