Widener University - Computer Science Department

06/08/2026

Free AI camp for high school students https://www.widener.edu/events/computer-science-ai-summer-camp

05/15/2026

https://www.widener.edu/events/computer-science-ai-summer-camp

05/14/2026

Free AI Summer Camp
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Are you interested in exploring artificial Intelligence?
If so, join our exciting High School Summer Camp in Artificial Intelligence and discover the technology shaping the future! This hands-on workshop is designed for motivated high school students who want to explore how AI works and how it is used in everyday life. Students will learn the basics of machine learning, generative AI, data science, and deep learning. No prior experience is required—just curiosity, creativity, and a passion for learning.

This is a great opportunity to build valuable STEM skills, strengthen college applications, and meet other high school students who share an interest in technology and innovation. Spaces are limited, so register today and take the first step toward becoming a future AI leader!

Event Details:

Open to: High school students (rising 9th-12th graders)
When: July 14-15, 9am to 4pm
Where: Freedom Hall
Cost to Attend: Free
Registration: Required

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04/19/2024

DMI senior Amir Price Capstone Project Presentation Poster Session

04/19/2024

DMI senior Chantrea Hun Capstone Project Presentation

09/12/2023

Meet Pamela McCauley, the new dean of Widener’s School of Engineering, and a trailblazer in the engineering profession.

09/12/2023

We're honored to have earned 2023 "Great College to Work For" recognition in 4 categories by The Chronicle of Higher Education, highlighting faculty & staff satisfaction and university leadership quality.

We were honored in the following categories:
- Confidence in Senior Leadership
- Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging
- Faculty Experience
- Shared Governance

We are 1 of only 7 institutions in the state to make the list AND 1 of just 9 in the nation recognized in 4 categories.

The honor is based on feedback submitted through a survey of 194 colleges & universities.