ACM /augusta

Est. Augusta, Georgia

ACM at
Augusta.

A student chapter for people who want to build real things with code — from algorithms and systems to security and the occasional side project that gets out of hand.

Explore the chapter What is ACM?

About us

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We're a student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery — the oldest and largest scientific and educational computing society in the world.

Augusta University ACM brings together students across Computer Science, Cyber Security, Information Technology, and anyone else who cares about building software well. Membership is free for AU students.

We run workshops, host speakers from local tech and defense companies, send teams to competitions like ICPC and the NCAE Cyber Games, and maintain an informal lineage of side projects that members can contribute to.

Whether you're a freshman writing your first Python script or a senior writing kernel modules, you'll find a place here.

01 Weekly workshops
02 Competitive programming
03 CTF practice nights
04 Industry speaker series
05 Hackathons
06 Open-source projects

Who runs the chapter

Leadership

The students shaping ACM at Augusta this year.

George Dorton
President

George Dorton

Cyber Operations, Class of 2026

I want to create an environemnt that allows students in the SCCS to grow, collaborate, and prepare for the workforce. I want to give this university a spotlight, showcasing the talent we have, creating more opportunites for our students.

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Viet Nguyen
Vice President of Internal Affairs

Viet Nguyen

Cyber Security, Class of 2026

I want to help the memebers of ACM the same way past ACM memebrs helped me get to where I am today. I want to be able to support the leaders and members in any way possible and grow ACM in every aspect.

Justin Johnson
Vice President of External Affairs

Justin Johnson

Cyber Security, Class of 2026

I want our reputation and outreach to grow exponentially as well as increasing campus involvemnet.

Jenil Patel
Treasurer

Jenil Patel

Cyber Security, Class of 2026

I want the chapter to have strong, organized, and transparent financial management. My goal is to make sure our financial operations run smoothly so the chaptercan focus on its programs and long term success.

Silvana Figueroa
Secretary

Silvana Figueroa

Cyber Security, Class of 2026

I want to make ACM more accessible by keeping announcements clear and organized. My goal is to increase our social media presence so that all students can stay engaged.

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Assisstant Secretary

Michael Williams

Cyber Security, Class of 2026

I want to make ACM more accessible to people so new memebers with little to no experience can feel more welcome.

Wesley Kimbrell
Cyber Captain

Wesley Kimbrell

Cyber Operations, Class of 2026

I want to elevate the status of our chapter, improving our skills for competitions and knowledge through education.

Zander Connor
Server Team Captain

Zander Connor

Cyber Security, Class of 2026

My goal for the server team is to transform it into a fully functional cyber range, where our main mission is to support the cyber team with real-life training scenarios and environments.

Ojas Trivedi
Programming Dept. Captain

Ojas Trivedi

Computer Science, Class of 2027

My goal is to cultivate a supportive and energetic environment where every memeber feels empowered to grow. Expect strong mentorship culture and projects that become the memorable cornerstones of our department.

Christopher Guzman
Lead Developer

Christopher Guzman

Computer Science, Class of 2027

My goal is to create applications that meet the needs of ACM as well as providing memebers with a great user experience.

Get involved

The door
is open.

Come to a meeting. Show up to a workshop. Pair on a project.

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