New York University
Bachelor's degree program
2026 – 2029
- Computer and Information Sciences, General

I read books daily.

I read books daily.
Hello there! My name is Eunah Maumbe. I am passionate about using technology, education, and entrepreneurship to create meaningful change. I am committed to expanding STEM education to underrepresented communities while leveraging technology to drive sustainability and social impact. I started a Girls Who Code chapter at my school, where I teach code, lead workshops and hackathons to encourage more young women to pursue tech careers. I was also selected as a Kode With Klossy scholar and Camp Instructional Assistant. Most importantly, I teach STEM coding courses virtually to children in orphanages in Zambia and Zimbabwe, ensuring that underserved youth have access to the same opportunities that changed my life. As a state-qualifying speech competitor and Youth Ambassador for the World Literary Foundation, I use my voice to advocate for education and accessibility in tech. I plan to major in computer science and develop scalable platforms for free, interactive coding lessons to empower underrepresented communities in STEM. With my dedication to technology, education, and social impact, I am excited to use my skills to empower communities, and drive meaningful change. As a Bold.org scholarship recipient, I would continue to pursue my mission of making STEM education and ethical innovation more accessible worldwide.
Bachelor's degree program
2026 – 2029
Bachelor's degree program
2025 – 2026
High School
2022 – 2025
High School
2021 – 2022
Varsity
2021 – 2025
Harper College · Computer Art
2021 – 2021
Volunteering · Creative Minds
2020 – Present
Advocacy · Girls Who Code
2022 – Present
Volunteering · Orphanage in Zambia
2019 – Present