January 14 - 16th, 2022

# Register here!

This event will be run according to the MLH Code of Conduct.
If you have any questions or are interested in sponsoring Hack@WPI 2022, please reach out to our organizer team at hack@wpi.edu! There's also an FAQ section at the bottom of this page.

Click here to register through MLH

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### Hosted by:

##### State Street Corporation

## Gold Sponsors

##### WPI CS Department

### Sponsor Benefits

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Want to sponsor Hack@WPI 2022? Contact us at hack@wpi.edu or find more information in our Sponsorship Package here.

##### Bronze
$200

Logo on marketing materials
Logo on merchandise (small)
Access to student resumes
Send mentors and host workshops*

##### Silver
$500

Everything from Bronze, plus...
Send recruiters*

##### Gold
$1000

Everything from Silver, plus...
Sponsor table*
Spot on judging panel

##### Title Sponsor
$2000

Everything from Gold, plus...
Opening keynote
Present top three prizes
"Hosted by [your company name]"

*If your company is unable to send in-person representatives for any reason, the Hack@WPI planning team will be
sure to provide reasonable remote alternatives and work with you to ensure the success of your company’s recruiting
efforts!

### FAQ

- Who can attend in person?
  WPI students can attend the event in-person in the top floor of the Ruben Campus Center. External participants (e.g. participants from other schools, states, etc.) can only participate in Hack@WPI 2022 virtually due to COVID-19 restrictions.
- Do I need to know how to code in order to participate?
  You do not need to know how to code in order to participate! Hack@WPI 2022 is open to all kinds of STEM majors, and we encourage both software and hardware hacks. This means the event isn't limited to just CS majors or programmers -- practically anybody can participate.
- Will hardware and tools be offered?
  Tools, hardware and machines are available to WPI students in the Makerspace in the Innovation Studio; students should see makerspace.wpi.edu for more details.
  Virtual participants will need to find their own tools, hardware, and machines to utilize for the hackathon.
- How big can the teams be?
  Teams can range anywhere from 1 to 5 people.
- What if I'm a WPI student living off-campus and wish to participate the event overnight?
  The venue will be open overnight and showers will be open during rec-center hours.
- Will there be food or refreshments?
  We will be providing the following meals during the hackathon:
  - Dinner on Friday, January 14th
  - Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner on Saturday, January 15th
  - Breakfast on Sunday, January 16th
  There will also be snacks, water, and other refreshments provided throughout the event. We will also be adhering to food-specific COVID-19 guidelines to ensure everyone's safety.