Mandy Arola

Mandy has been following developers & tech companies at meetups since 2016. She is NSS’s chief content wrangler, a.k.a. marketing manager. When she’s not writing blogs, managing social media, pestering instructors & graduates for content, or attending meetups, you can find her traveling the world or at home with her beloved dog Lola.
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Nashville Tech Meetups: September 2024
Sep 2, 2024
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Explore the vibrant tech meetups in Nashville this September 2024. Read More
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Topics: Community

User Experience Design: Lessons from Two Decades in UI & UX | Stories from the Hackery
Aug 21, 2024
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Explore UI & UX design with Susan Culkin, a senior product designer and instructor at Nashville Software School. In this episode of Stories from the Hackery, Susan shares insights on the evolving field of user experience design, the importance of collaboration between designers and developers, and how she's giving back to the tech community through teaching and philanthropy. Read More
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Managing Expectations & Deadlines: Lydia Tsang's On-the-job Advice
Aug 21, 2024
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Learn key tips from Lydia Tsang on managing expectations, deadlines, and communication in your first tech job. Gain insights on juggling projects and mastering deadline estimation. Essential advice for success in the workplace. Read More
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Topics: Alumni, Learning, Analytics + Data Science

Nashville Tech Meetups Happening This Month: August 2024
Jul 29, 2024
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Connect with the Nashville tech community by checking out these meetups happening this month! Read More
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Topics: Community

Collaborating Across Teams with Taka Hamada
Jul 24, 2024
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Learn how collaboration across teams can drive success in tech with insights from Taka Hamada, UX Lead at iHeartRadio. Explore the benefits, keys to success, and challenges of collaborating in the industry. Read More
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Topics: Learning, UI/UX, Analytics + Data Science, Web Development, Software Engineering

NSS Announces The Access Scholarship for the Web Developer and Data Science Bootcamps in Second Half of 2024
May 21, 2024
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The financial barriers to attend NSS are the highest we’ve ever seen. To help, we’ve created the $2,000 Access Scholarship to make starting a career in tech more affordable this year. Read More
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Topics: News

Exploring the Bash Shell: Bash “One-Liners”
Apr 3, 2024
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Former Nashville Software School instructors Charlie Penner and Andy Collins dive into the fundamentals of constructing Bash commands in this example-driven and witty talk. Read More
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Topics: Learning, Web Development, Software Engineering

Exploring Tech Careers After Military Service
Nov 9, 2023
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Last month, three of our alumni had the honor of speaking to retiring military personnel through Operation Stand Down Tennessee's Career Recon program. These veterans shared their journeys from the military to tech careers, and you won't want to miss their inspiring stories. Read More
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Topics: Alumni, Student Stories, Learning, Community

Ann Howard Joins Nashville Software School as Director of Development
Oct 11, 2023
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NSS is delighted to welcome Ann Howard to the team as our first Director of Development! 🧡 In this newly created role, Ann will guide NSS’s fundraising efforts including corporate giving and foundation grants. Read More
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Topics: News, Community, Get Involved

Cyber Security: Breaking Down the Cyber Kill Chain
Jun 14, 2023
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Discover the ins and outs of the cyber kill chain, thanks to Trevor Bakker, Cybersecurity Software Engineering Manager at Lockheed Martin and certified ethical hacker. Read More
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Topics: Learning, Technology Insights

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