A team of computer science students, competing in the Association of Computing Machinery Regional Programming Contest Sunday November 4, brought TCNJ the distinction of being one of only 3 institutions, Cornell, Princeton and TCNJ, whose teams solved all 9 problems correctly. Under the mentorship of Dr. Andrea Salgian of the Department of Computer Science, TCNJ team 1, consisting of students, Steve Lombardi, Jake Voytko, and Rob Wilson, made this outstanding achievement. Autumn Breese, Bryce Liskovec, and Andrew Timmes made up TCNJ team 2, and also performed well by completing 6 out of 9 problems correctly. In a field of 51 competing teams, both TCNJ teams achieved excellent standing within the top 15:
Cornell 1
Princeton 1
Princeton 2
TCNJ 1
NYU 1
Columbia 2
Columbia 1
Cooper 1
Stony Brook 2
Stony Brook 1
Cornell 2
Rutgers 2
Princeton 3
Rutgers 1
TCNJ 2
Cornell 3