Student Clubs and Organizations
Student clubs and organizations in the Ying Wu College of Computing
ACM - The Association for Computing Machinery
The Association for Computing Machinery is the world's largest educational and scientific computing society. The student chapter at NJIT, the NJIT ACM, aims to build a community of students interested in computing sciences, as well as encourage growth in the academic and professional fields. The NJIT ACM offers computer science related workshops, tutoring sessions, and events. In addition, we host multiple SIGs, or special interest groups, where students come together to learn various topics of their choice. Some examples are SIG Android, Algorithms, Linux, Reverse Engineering, etc.
If you are interested in joining us, stop by our office or the tutoring center (GITC 3700). You can also visit our website at njit.acm.org for information.
2025-2026 Elected Officers
- President - Garrett Gonzalez-Rivas
- Vice President - Shikhar Verma
- Treasurer - Matthew Padilla
- Secretary - Marcus Victor Hilario
- Public Relations - Christopher Little
- Webmaster - Elizabeth Soldatenkov
- Graphic Designer - Krish A. Patel
- SIG Master - Xhaiden D'Souza
- Event Master - Anthony Pereira-DeSouza
- Hack Master - Rain Christian
G-WiCS
NJIT Graduate Women in Computing Society (G-WiCS) promotes and supports NJIT's growing community of women studying in the fields of computing and technology. Through G-WiCS, members develop their skill set at student-hosted workshops, participate in mentorship programs, and network at national conferences, such as the Grace Hopper Conference. In addition, members regularly take part in professional development activities and site visits with tech companies including Facebook. G-WiCS also actively conducts outreach to high school students to empower young women to pursue computing studies.
2025-2026 E-Board:
- President - Xitlay Prado
- Vice President - Vibha Venkataraman
- Secretary - Isabel Norton
- Treasurer - Shreyal Sharma
- Public Relations Coordinator - Tina Thai
- Fundraising Coordinator - Lakshita Madhavan
- Girls Who Code Chair - Haripriya Kemisetti
- Technical Director - Michelle Zambrano
- External Event Coordinator - Diya Pottangadi
- Internal Event Coordinator - Saidarsha Karunakaran
- Membership Chair - Stephanie Nicolaescu
- Community Outreach Chair - Krishi Shah
- Professional Development Chair - Manisha Palaniappan
HACCS - Hispanic Association of Computing College Students
Hello! Bienvenidos!
The Hispanic and Latine Association of Computing College Students (HACCS) is committed to cultivating a strong community, encouraging cultural awareness, and providing resources to empower members as they pursue successful careers in computing. We strive to enhance the college experience of Hispanic/Latine students at the Ying Wu College of Computing (YWCC) by facilitating professional development and social opportunities for our members. All NJIT students interested are welcome to stop by, no matter their background or major!
2025-2026 E-Board:
- President - Daniel Montoya
- Internal Vice President - Andrea Pardo
- External Vice President - Emerson Perez
- Secretary - Emily Morales
- Treasurer - Angel Cazares
- Public Relations - Marcel Velazquez
- Tech Lead - Jose Valle
- Web Master - Alejandro Perdomo
- Web Master - Angelo Bustamante
Email: njithaccs@gmail.com
IS Club
The Information Systems Club provides a communal ground for students interested in IS, IT and CS as well as their usage and implementation in the real world. We have a strong focus on holding various events throughout the semester that people of all skill levels and and backgrounds are welcome to attend.
For more information and to sign up for our mailing list, contact njitisclub@gmail.com.
2025-2026 Board Members:
- President: Hasan Intisar
- VP: Grace Young
- Web Master: Zachary Kaplan
- Secretary: Ariana Tay
- Event Coordinator: Timothy Bott
- Senate Liaison: Thomas Schlein
- Public Relations: Amanda Contino
- Interim Treasurer: Jean-Luc Hourcade
IGDA - International Game Developers Association
IGDA is NJIT's game development hub. We are a forum for developers of any level of experience to collaborate, improve their skills, and make incredible games.
Want to improve your skills? Our workshops provide new opportunities for practice and growth on a variety of topics!
Want to get in on the action? Our Game Jam events challenge our members to produce a game in a limited amount of time. Anyone is welcome to participate!
What feedback for a project you are working on? Bring it in and we will help you showcase it!
Hop right in to the club Discord at https://discord.gg/thVyCC6
NICC - NJIT Information and Cybersecurity Club
As a student run organization, NICC aims to give students at NJIT and abroad practical experience in the information security and cybersecurity industries while building engagement and excitement through hands-on activities, community engagement, and networking events.
NICC hosts conferences and sponsors CTFs, notably JerseyCTF, one of the premier events in the NY metro area and online.
- President Samar Yagoubi
- Vice President Lea Schaar
- Project Manager Anthony Flores
- Press Secretary Serena Quinteros
- Training Manager Jimmy Silva
- Liaison Janrex Panlilio
- Head of Design Kapila Mane
- CTF Master Rayyan Khan
- Technology Manager Garrett Gonzalez-Rivas
- Treasurer Aaron Agcaoili
- Systems Administrator Jesse Gonnerman
YWCC Mentoring Program
The YWCC Mentoring Program is an extracurricular activity welcome to all students interested in further developing academically and professionally in computing.
As a student-run program, mentors will be working together to create dynamic and interactive workshops, panels, and discussion sessions relating to topics in career development, collaborative projects, personal branding, networking, and opportunities inside and outside of NJIT.
We encourage and welcome students who are not mentors or mentees to attend our general body meetings and progress further in the realm of computing. Altogether, every student will gain the skills necessary to be leaders, innovators, and accomplish their goals by having a focus on professional development, academic success and mentoring relationships.