Willamette University announces creation of new School of Computing and Information Sciences
05.22.2023 | Office of CommunicationsThe move enhances Willamette’s existing offerings in computing and data science.
The funding will help the university invest in state-of-the-art lab equipment.
The move enhances Willamette’s existing offerings in computing and data science.
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