Team – Bad Batch Alert

I am a Baltimore City College graduate of ’16 and I am a Code in the Schools instructor. I have aspirations to help fight against the issues that plague the world stemming from health issues by researching natural medicines. I want to be on the team that cures cancer and make these type of medicines more accessible to the common man. I am interested in this project because I think this project can spread awareness and it could also give addicts the information they need to lead better lives.

I have a deep interest and love for technology, I dream to enhance the world through tech and it’s uses. I have an open heart to helping people, but I want to help the world as a nurturer and leader. I want to heal the world’s wounds and rewrite the way of production in STEM, meaning, make it The core of human advancement. I believe that making the world strong, knowledgeable, powerful, and influential for others will pave the path to great improvement. I will be a powerhouse in software+hardware industry, flooding the world with quality not quantity, which is the downfall of technology. I am focused on using technology for Health-care, Advanced AI and Robotics, and to develop tools that will further advance the human race.

I’m a beginner in coding and i’m trying to learn every coding language i can from this program while I’m here. What I’m learning so far is SQL and at the moment i’m working to try and fix or make a better the sorting system for the for Youth Works program so that more teens can get a job in Baltimore.

I am a Senior at Digital Harbor High School. I want to learn coding of all sorts from JavaScript to Vex, I also want to build things, Learn how they work, and learn how to program them. My dream is to do something that helps everyone. So far I’m a beginner in JavaScript and C-sharp. I am also certified in Cs6 illustrator and a novice at photoshop, In 5 years i want to be a pro at the skills i know now. I’m a hard worker as long as i have a goal to achieve. Once i set a goal I’ll try my very best to see it though

Chances are you’ve probably seen me around the city(Baltimore). Whether I’m teaching students K-12 computer science at Code in the Schools(CitS), organizing and hosting a Lesbians who Tech Meetup, attending (or working on a project at) B’more on Rails ( a local ruby on rails meetup) or just hanging out with my pals at the Peabody Heights Brewery, one could say I get around.

I’ve been programming in the video games industry for the last 15 years. We began this project after the death of a friend in the summer of 2016. My hope is that our team can save lives with this technology and make a difference in the fight against opioid deaths.

Charlotte is the communications director for Code in the Schools. She also spent 4 years as an undergraduate at Johns Hopkins volunteering in harm reduction work. By having one foot in code and one foot the service community, she has helped us bridge the gap between technology and the real world of opioid addiction.