Coding for Good, With Gram Liu

5.23.2020

Gram is a rising sophomore at Carnegie Mellon University and a full-stack engineer for Dashboard Philippines––serving the Filipino masses through the COVID-19 crisis providing information on open establishments, shuttle routes, donation centers, hospitals, and more. Dashboard PH is partnered with DICT, DOH, Globe, DND, and more. On-campus, he is also the Director of Technology at ScottyLabs, a student-run interdisciplinary organization at Carnegie Mellon University dedicated to removing barriers between students' ideas and their implementation. Gram is no stranger to projects for good, working to build everything from tech for disability aid tracking public transportation, to monitoring air quality in everything between hackathons to large-scale teams.

Hear about his journey, his current work, and his visions for what student-driven tech can do in today's times.

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Links mentioned
appinventor.mit.edu/
www.whitbyschool.org/passionforlearning/what-is-th…
morningbrew.com/
technology.ph/
inbytes.dev/
Nondeterministic Memes for NP Complete Teens www.facebook.com/npcompleteteens/
Ostentatious Objective-C Memes for Bracket-Loving Teens www.facebook.com/objcmemes/

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This talk features Gram Liu, a rising sophomore at Carnegie Mellon University majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Visayas, Philippines. www.linkedin.com/in/gdliu/

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