Mendota Heights Student Wins Prizes at Aspirations for Women Ceremony
Minnesota Aspirations for Women in Computing Award honors interests, accomplishments and community involvement in computing and technology—as well as for aspirations in computing and technology-related fields.
The following includes information from a press release from Advance IT Minnesota. Who will invent the next iPhone, Google or Facebook? The next crop of great tech leaders will likely include Molly Andersen, a Mendota Heights resident and senior at Trinity School at River Ridge. Andersen was named a runner-up in the inaugural Minnesota Aspirations for Women in Computing Award, which includes six winners and five runners-up from across the state. These 11 winners/runners-up (including nine from the Twin Cities) were chosen to receive the first-time honor based on their interests, accomplishments and community involvement in computing and technology—as well as for their aspirations in computing and technology-related fields. Additionally, …
