Sheila Oh

Sheila Oh is a Teaching Professor at Seattle University's College of Science & Engineering and Director of the Computer Science Fundamentals Certificate Program. She has served at Seattle University since 2014 and specializes in technology education, women in computing, and community leadership.

• MS in Computer Science, DePaul University

Her research interests focus on computer science education and gender equity in technology, with notable work in:

• Developing career change pathways for non-traditional students
• Leadership development for women in tech
• Community-building initiatives in STEM
• Work-life balance strategies for technical professionals

Professor Oh has received multiple institutional and industry awards:

• Outstanding Teacher Award (2023, 2019)
• Top Leader & Top Community Award (AnitaB.org, 2018 and 2017)
• Outstanding Faculty Adviser Award (2018)

She has served as:

• Faculty Advisor for Seattle University's Women in Technology Club (ACM-W)
• Community Leader of Seattle AnitaB.org (2016-2019)
• Co-founder of the Women in Tech Consortium
• Organizer of Hopperx1 Seattle (2017-2019)

She balances her academic work with performing arts as a member of the Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra and board member of Seattle Rep.