Robert Card

Card completed an undergraduate research internship at Coastal Carolina University, working with Sue Bergeron, an assistant professor in the Department of Politics and Geography, on a historical digital re-creation known as The Hampton Project.

Robert Card is an information systems major and geographic information systems minor from Pawleys Island, South Carolina. He served as president of Upsilon Pi Epsilon, the computer science honor society; as an executive board member of the Numbers and Bytes Club; and an academic tutor and a teacher’s assistant in the Department of Computing Sciences, aiding his fellow students in the areas of mathematics and programming. Card completed an undergraduate research internship at Coastal Carolina University, working with Sue Bergeron, an assistant professor in the Department of Politics and Geography, on a historical digital re-creation known as The Hampton Project. He also served as a malware analysis intern at WetStone Technologies in Myrtle Beach. After graduating from CCU, Card plans to pursue a career in application development.