Who are we?
ANova is a student organization at UC Berkeley that seeks to empower students by providing computer science education and mentorship to under-resourced schools and marginalized communities.
Our mentors develop individualized curriculum to teach at each of our middle and high school sites, with the goal of increasing equitable exposure and accessibility to the tech space.
Our Mission
We support middle and high schoolers of all backgrounds through mentorship, CS tutoring, and community building.
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Active Mentors
Our members are a tight-knit group driven by a common passion: educational outreach through computer science mentorship.
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Schools
Each week, our mentors teach uniquely developed curriculum at local middle and high schools across the Bay Area.
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Hackathons
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Every spring, ANova hosts ANova Hacks: a 24-hour hackathon for high school students.
Our Projects
Here are some of the projects our committees work on throughout the year.
ANova Hacks
Our Events committee plans one of ANova’s main events of the year: ANova Hacks, a beginner-friendly hackathon for high school students in the Bay Area.
intechquity
In Fall 2020, several of our members organized intechquity, a public online discussion and critical analysis of the tech space and the inequalities that lie within tech.
College Mentorship Program (CMP)
Our Events committee also plans the College Mentorship Program in the fall. We pair ANova mentors with students around the Bay area and help them apply to college!
Meet the team
Get to know our current ANova officer team and mentors that power our organization.