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ALT Five male students stand in a line, holding certificates, with purple and gold balloons behind them.
ALT Two male professors stand on either side of two female students and one male student holding certificates amid purple and gold decorations.
ALT A smiling female professor stands in a line with six male students and two female students, who are holding certificates amid purple and gold decorations and a backdrop that says “Celebrate CS.”
ALT Four professionally dressed male students hold a large award check in the amount of $1,500. They stand in front of a backdrop that says “Big Ideas Start Here.”
ALT A professionally dressed male student holds two large award checks in the amounts of $1,000 and $2,500. He stands in front of a backdrop that says “Big Ideas Start Here.”
ALT Jerry Gannod, Ph.D., congratulates David Pesin at Celebrate CS. They stand amid purple and gold balloons at Celebrate CS.
ALT Computer science instructor Cristina Radian, right, congratulates Makenzie Kadjeski, Jeny Thomas and Carrie Houston at the Research and Creative Inquiry Symposium. They stand in front of their poster project.
ALT Jerry Gannod, Ph.D., Department of Computer Science chair, left, congratulates Marlana Hatcher, Maraz Mia and Seyed Mohammad Sanjari Pirmahalleh at Celebrate CS, the department’s end-of-semester celebration. They stand amid purple and gold decorations.
ALT Seyed Mohammad Sanjari Pirmahalleh holds his award while standing next to MInDS co-director Doug Talbert, Ph.D., in front of a Tennessee Tech backdrop.
ALT Students Carrie Houston, Jeny Thomas and Makenzie Kadjeski stand with MInDS co-director Bill Eberle, Ph.D., in front of a Tennessee Tech backdrop.
ALT Dr. Jerry Gannod, computer science department chair, congratulates Moumita Kamal (top left), Harrison Simpson and Carrie Houston following the College of Engineering Eminence and Spectrum Award presentation event. They are standing in a row outside of the Ashraf Islam Engineering Building. Seif Ikbarieh (wearing glasses and a dark blue jacket) and Pradip Kunwar (wearing an orange shirt) hold their Eminence Awards at Celebrate CS.
ALT Computer science lecturer Jacob Strickler, left, assists two male campers as they build a snake game on their laptops.
ALT Computer science instructor Brandon Vandergriff, right, assists a female camper in building a snake game on her laptop.
ALT ARC president Coby Smith speaks about the club’s successes at the Department of Computer Science's Celebrate CS event. Another male ARC member stands with him, holding a robot. Behind them are purple and bold balloons.
ALT Six ARC members (four males and two females) pause for a team photo at the VEX Robotics World Championship held in St. Louis, Mo. Four robots are displayed in front of them. A VEX Robotics World Championship sign is above them.
ALT Three smiling young men give the Tennessee Tech "wings up" hand gesture at an IEEE competition.
ALT Tony Skjellum, Ph.D., speaks from behind a podium at an event in the Ashraf Islam Engineering Building atrium. Information about GENESIS is on a large screen behind him.
ALT Staff and faculty in the Department of Computer Science pose with their bronze award outside of Bruner Hall at Tennessee Tech. Standing, from left, are Amy Davis, Rebecca Hahnert and Gerald Gannod, Ph.D.
ALT Two silver and purple coins are displayed. The front side features graphic elements representing computer science majors and concentration areas (cybersecurity, high-performance computing, artificial intelligence), along with "Est. 1986," "40 Years of CS" and "2025-26."
ALT A host of attendees gather for a group photo.
ALT Portrait of Tennessee Tech Derryberry Award winner Harrison Simpson. He is smiling and wearing a suit with a purple tie.
ALT People fill several tables, listening to a speaker at a past Celebrate CS event in the Ashraf Islam Engineering Building at Tennessee Tech.
ALT A female student talks with a male computer science professor in a classroom at Tennessee Tech. They sit at a desk with a laptop in front of them.
