About SS12

Project:Possibility, USC Association for Computing Machinery, and the USC Engineering Graduate Student Association teamed up to bring USC students this highly successful event on November 14th, 17th, and 18th.

SS12 was the first charity event of its kind at the University of Southern California, and possibly the largest event of its kind in history. SS12 was inspired through collaboration between Project:Possibility and Knowbility, and by a previous Code-A-Thon.

The origins and meaning of the name "SS12" remain a highly guarded secret.

About the Organizations

Project:Possibility is an open source project led by individuals of diverse backgrounds and skillsets who share a common goal: to make a powerful difference in the lives of disabled persons and software developers through open source software development.

The Association of Computing Machinery at the University of Southern California is the only undergraduate student organization focused exclusively on computer science. All USC students interested in computing are welcome. This organization is a student chapter of the Association for Computer Machinery.

The purpose of the USC Engineering Graduate Student Association (EGSA) is to promote interaction among the graduate students of the USC Viterbi School of Engineering and, whenever possible, to address their needs and concerns.