Kelly Ho | Staff Writer
On Friday, Mar. 28 from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the GC Ballrooms, Women in Technology Conference (WiTCON), will be showcasing workshops, activities, and empowering panels.
“It’s going to be a day full of workshops, networking, and empowering underrepresented local talent in tech,” said Fer Pacheco and Meagan Alfaro a computer science major and director for WitCON. “It is open to all students, we have free food, and activities throughout the event.”
With over 500 people attending last year, this event is bound to be active. Companies including Google, Microsoft, and Capital 1 being the most popular companies in attendance.
Helen Gomez, majoring in Computer Science and the treasurer for WiTCON, encourages students to come, “It’s a way for students to make connections, network, and have fun. Even if you aren’t an FIU student, you can come to start your journey and enjoy a day full of free workshops to build your skills and meet new people.”
The dress code is business casual, and one can secure a spot now using this link, or on WitCON’s website.
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