Hack@Brown presents:
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Hack@Brown is all about learning. Spend a weekend with us and 500 other students to take a step out of your comfort zone. Use Hack@Brown as an opportunity to experiment with a new platform, API, or that idea that’s always been in the back of your mind!
Whether you’re building your first website, dabbling in Photoshop, or hacking with an Oculus Rift, Hack@Brown is for individuals of all backgrounds and experiences.
This year, our theme is ‘Recess.’ Get ready to experiment, design, and create.
Registration & Sponsor Fair
Friedman Lobby & Sayles Auditorium 108.
Kickoff & Keynote Speech
Head to Salomon Auditorium DECI.
Lunch & Team Forming
Sayles Auditorium & Friedman Hall 102.
Hacking begins!
Sayles Auditorium, Friedman 201, 202, 208.
iOS Workshop
Friedman 108.
Android Workshop
Friedman 102.
Dinner
Sayles Auditorium.
HTML/CSS Workshop
Friedman 108.
Javascript Workshop
Friedman 108.
Late Night Surprise!
Breakfast
Hacking ends!
Submit projects online.
Judging for Sayles Auditorium Participants.
Judging for Friedman 201, 202, & 208 Participants.
Lunch & Demo Fair
Sayles Auditorium & Friedman 102.
Closing Ceremony
Salomon Auditorium DECI.
All undergraduate and graduate students are welcome.
Of course! It is not necessary to have a team prior to coming to Hack@Brown. We’ll have some fun team-forming sessions where you can find an awesome group of people to work with. You’re welcome to have up to four people on a team.
Yes, there will be a standby line if accepted attendees do not show up! The line will open when registration starts (9am) and students will be admitted off the standby line after registration ends (10:30am).
Applicants will be chosen based on a random lottery. Everyone is welcome to apply!
Hack@Brown is completely free, including WiFi, food, drinks, and awesome merch :)
Your student ID, laptop, phone, chargers, any sleeping equipment you might want (we'll be providing air mattresses), and lots of excitement. Keep in mind that Providence winters can get chilly so make sure you pack accordingly! If you’re a minor, you'll need to bring a parental consent form that we’ll email to you.
We will be providing full travel reimbursements to accepted hackers from within the US. Hack@Brown will take place in Sayles Hall at Brown University. You can take Amtrak or the MBTA to Providence Station, a short walk from Brown’s campus.
We're here for you! Send us an email at hello@hackatbrown.org or reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, and instagram!