3) a team who can describe what it learned by collaboration, and how that might affect their future work.
To be considered for this award, named "The Graham Prize for Collaborative Innovation," teams should address directly or indirectly one or more of the three standards above.
The Graham Center for Collaborative Innovation is sponsoring a $500 prize for the group Hack that best illustrates the power and processes of collaborative thinking. That can be illustrated by:
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1) a team of individuals that features--and takes into account--diverse disciplines, cultures, genders, etc in its work in ways that improve the product.
2) a team that can best describe its collaborative processes, and how collaborations supported innovative ideas.
Trey McCloskey, 2023, Ready to participate in senior design in my next semester at YCP. I've worked on team projects and have had many learning experiences. I have been on the hackathon team for a year now and I'm very excited for this year's hacks where we can have more hackers!
Michael Geyer, CE 2024. I've completed many personal projects from fully custom keyboards to finely tuned audio amplifiers. I was a former participant and winner in 2021 and decided to help out with the staff this year.
We know you guys love Hacks so we are promoting another one!
Come to SBUHacks 2022!
SBUHacks is an event where curious minds from all types of backgrounds come together to explore their creativity and create something new.
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Tyler Franks, 2022, 2 semesters on the Radio Telescope Control Room Application. Participated in the Hackathon freshman year, and had so much fun I had to join the team. YCPHacks is a great place to meet like minded people and grow.
Jordan King, 2022, Looking forward to taking senior design this upcoming semester. In that past I have worked in the 320 project with my friends which was fun and INTENSE. My experience with Hackathon is limited to participating within the event itself as a contestant.
David McHugh, 2022, 3 semesters on the Radio Telescope project between the Control Room Application and the Mobile App. I joined hacks my freshman year and have been helping out since. It’s a great way to meet those you may not be in classes with and expand your network.
To get this hackathon season started we are going to start off by introducing our team this year! Follow our social media to keep up to date with updates about the hackathon and meet our staff this year!
Stay tuned for our first post introducing our president!