
Creating diverse spaces
in the tech industry
HACKER REFACTOR AT A GLANCE
We are a student-led computer science club and ACM-W chapter at Oregon State University-Cascades. Our mission is to advocate for diversity in STEM, providing a safe and supportive tech environment for everyone. We fulfill this mission through our three pillars: Community, Professionalism, and Outreach.
The most damaging phrase in our language is:
"It's always been done that way."
Grace Hopper, an American Pioneer in Computer Science
TESTIMONIALS

Hacker Refactor started because a group of women saw a need for a safe space on campus as they fought to find a sense of a belonging within the tech industry. This club is more than bringing tech to the masses; it’s about being part of a diverse and supportive community.
Nikita Rubocki
I joined Hacker Refactor because of the sense of community the club creates. When I started in the CS program I was still pretty new in town and felt very isolated but the Hacker team reached out and made me feel like I really belonged here.
Erin O'Connell

I joined Hacker Refactor because it was the only group related to CS that was engaging and empowering women and other underrepresented groups. It has been incredible to be a part of a group that has brought a deep sense of community to our program, but also to then help lead that group. Hacker Refactor has changed the CS program at OSU-Cascades for the better.
Cori Bradford
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