News Archive

Student Uses Skills in Hopes of Reducing Hate on Social Media

Honors and Computer Science student Matthew Morgan is working on bettering machine learning and artificial intelligence models to identify anti-Chinese hate comments.

Coding for Your Convenience

Computer information systems and marketing alum is one of the software engineers behind Wegmans popular Meals2GO app.

A Successful Fall Careers in Computing Event in the Books

On October 23, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, and Cybersecurity students came out in large numbers to attend the Fall Careers in Computing event. This event was organized in collaboration between the Department of Computing Sciences and the Career Design Center.

Department of Computing Sciences Celebrates Student Success

On May 3, the Department of Computing Sciences faculty, students, and friends gathered for their annual Student Award Ceremony.

Computing Sciences Students Test “Village Tree Walk” App

The first testing phase for the Village Tree walk app has been completed with success.

Broadcasting Experience Helps Alum Land Job in San Francisco

CIS major and former Operations Manager for 89.1 The Point Matt Delaney accepted a full-time job as Technical Support Engineer with Verkada - a company that focuses on security infrastructure.

Computing Sciences Faculty Published Research at Information Systems Conference

Drs. Marcus Green, Eugeniya Iskrenova-Ekiert and Mehruz Kamal published and presented their peer-reviewed scholarly paper at the 28th Southern Association for Information Systems (SAIS) conference in North Carolina.

Computing Sciences Faculty Published & Presented Research at Conference

Drs. Ipek Eroglu, Marcus Green, and Mehruz Kamal published and presented their peer reviewed scholarly paper at the 19th IADIS International Conference on Information Systems in Croatia.

Google Certificates Give Brockport Students an Edge

SUNY Brockport was selected as one of 11 campuses to participate in a new effort from SUNY to embed industry-recognized certificates offered by Google directly into academic coursework. 

Computing Sciences Professor Publishes Journal Article

Assistant Professor and Cybersecurity Program Director, Dr. Marcus Green published a peer reviewed journal article in the MUMA Business Review.

Computing Sciences Hosted Fall Careers in Computing Event

This event was organized in collaboration between the Department of Computing Sciences and the Career Design Center.

Computing Sciences Faculty Presented at Rochester Security Summit

Dr. Marcus Green, Assistant Professor and Cybersecurity Program Director in the Department of Computing Sciences spoke at the 2025 Rochester Security Summit.

Computing Sciences Chair Spoke on a Panel for Women in IT

Department of Computing Sciences Chair, Dr. Mehruz Kamal spoke as a Women in IT panelist at the 2025 Rochester Security Summit.

Computing Sciences Celebrates Student Success

On May 2nd, the Department of Computing Sciences held their annual “Celebration of Student Success” to recognize the accomplishments of students during the 2024-25 academic year. Over 50 students were honored.

Computing Sciences Celebrates “International Girls in ICT Day”

Each year, on the fourth Thursday of April, the Department of Computing Sciences joins the global initiative to raise awareness about the need for more girls and women to study and work in technology disciplines.

Spring Edition of Careers in Computing was a Success

On April 16, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, and Cybersecurity students came out in large numbers to attend the Spring Careers in Computing event.

Creating an AI Study Buddy

Computing Science students develop an AI platform to ethically assist teachers and students by generating personalized feedback based on their coursework.

Another Successful Spring Careers in Computing Event

On April 10, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, and Cybersecurity students attended the Spring Careers in Computing event. This event was organized in collaboration between the Department of Computing Sciences and the Office of Career Services.

Computing Sciences Chair Presents Research at Information Systems Conference

Dr. Mehruz Kamal published and presented her peer-reviewed research titled, “Understanding ICT Adoption and Impact in Nonprofits using the Capabilities Framework – Multi Case Analysis” at the Southern Association for Information Systems (SAIS) conference held in Gulf Shores, Alabama on March 15.

Solving Daily Problems with AI

Annual competition challenges students to implement artificial intelligence into real world applications.