We are a group of students and faculty who love being part of Temple University and believe in the benefits of sharing with each other’s experiences and building a community around Temple.
Student Leaders
Jennifer Zheng is a 3rd year at Temple University studying Management Information Systems and Computer Science. She has worked with JPMC, Capital One, Bloomberg, and Intel on initiatives spanning energy, healthcare, ESG, and AI/ML among others with her primary interest being technology and its impacts on the world. When she’s not at her desk, you can find Jennifer in the city exploring new businesses, at the gym, or
going on a hike. She’s always looking for new trails so if you have recommendations or want to connect, email her to jenniferzheng at temple.edu
Kenny Amgelikas is a Computer Science Major at Temple University. He loves listening to people, hearing their perspectives, and giving people a voice
Cole Roberts is a sophomore Computer Science student at Temple University. He works as a Web Developer in Temple’s IT Department, a Digital Consultant for Temple’s Institute for Business and Information Technology, and a Teacher’s Assistant for the Fox School of Business. In his free time, Cole likes to explore the city, listen to or play music, and play tennis. In the future, he hopes to own his own business or become a Web or Mobile developer.
Faculty Advisors
Dr. Alex Pang is an Associate Professor of Instruction in the Computer and Information Sciences Department at Temple University. He worked in the Financial Industry as a Quantitative Analyst, Data Scientist, and technologist for over twenty years before joining Temple in 2022. He loves sharing his experience and seeing his students thrive. In his free time, Alex likes to golf and walk near water. He also thinks of himself as a lifetime learner.
Dominique Kliger, PhD, is a Faculty Member in the CIS Department and also serves as Director of the Master’s Program in Information Sciences and Technology. Due to her past experiences and research on communication-mediated technologies, she also assists with new digital initiatives of the College of Sciences and Technology Office of Digital Education (CST-ODL). Since 2021, Dominique has been hosting a social belonging class activity to assist freshman students in understanding that failure also fosters learning, particularly in the STEM field of study.
Professor Gene Kwatny has been a faculty member in the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at Temple University since 1979. His research interests span a wide range of areas, including real-time systems, laboratory automation, biomedical signal processing, and broadening participation in computing. In terms of teaching, Professor Kwatny focuses on computer systems, with a particular emphasis on operating systems and computer architecture.