Blog
Updates and project stories from our team and committees.
Grant Han and Even Shi on the stage Last Friday, we had the opportunity to attend the Global Asian Moon Festival and Creators Summit at the beautiful Autry Museum in Los Angeles. It was an incredible gathering filled with vibrant performances,…
On the 13th of April, 2024, a group of volunteers working for Compass Point Mentorship gathered at the Alviso Yacht club. The group held a datathon for young children, ultimately introducing them to data science and coding. Once all of the computers…
By Ethan Cheung and Patrick Hao On March 3, 2024, the Hardware team of the Alviso Environment Impact project went to the Alviso library to assemble our first environmental sensor and then install it in the field. Drilling a hole in the side of the…
In the early morning of February 25th, 2024, high schoolers of the Alviso Environmental Impact team arrive at the Yatch Bay Club. Members from hardware and marketing team arrive at 11am for a kayaking experience. They gather the courage (atleast…
Jan 15 Seven teams with 26 students (14 girls and 12 boys) from middle and high schools participated in the first session of a datathon learning program at Santa Clara University today. The session was led by mentors KB and Dr Dong and focused on Kaggle registration, data understanding to get ready for competition. Next learning meeting will take place this coming Friday from 4-5PM.
Alviso, CA (December 18, 2023) - On Sunday, December 17th, the non-profit organizations Alviso in Action, Alviso Community Foundation, and CP Mentorship partnered to host a special Christmas celebration for local families at the Alviso Community Park. Over 100 local residents attended the festive event which included hot drinks, food and snack.
Nathan, who has successfully managed to excel academically and engage in rich extracurricular activities despite living with ADHD and Dyslexia, will share his inspiring story.
Allen initially pursued an Information Systems major at CMU but managed to transfer to the more prestigious School of Computer Science, even though he didn't meet the grade requirements. Curious about how he achieved this? Come and discover his story.
