Google is coming to Baylor on September 22, and GDG on Campus Baylor will be there.

Google Night is hosted by the Baylor Career Center. It's a chance to hear about life at Google and career paths for every major, meet Baylor alumni who work there, and connect with people at one of the world's top tech companies. It's open to all majors, and spots are limited.

Important: to get a seat at Google Night itself, register through the Baylor Career Center handshake website attached. RSVPing here lets us know you're coming to find us, but it doesn't reserve a spot in the ballroom.

Come find our table inside the ballroom and play Google Showdown, our two-player reflex game. A Google product flashes on screen. If it's real, smash your button first. If it's something Google shut down or an old April Fools joke, don't touch it. Bring a friend and try to make tonight's top scores.

Then stick around and meet us. We're a build club: you bring an idea, and we help you make it using the tools companies actually use, like Gemini, AI Studio and Google Cloud. This year we're planning hands-on workshops, study groups working toward Google Cloud certifications, weekend build sprints, and a team for the Google Solution Challenge, the global student competition you can only enter through a chapter.

You don't need to know how to code, and you don't need to be a computer science major. We launched this semester, so anyone who joins now is a founding member.

Questions? Email Zanea Ali at zanea_ali1@baylor.edu