Samsung Innovation Campus Learner Spotlight: Jang Mok’s Journey to Tech Excellence

Jang Mok, a student in the INF-203 Intermediate Python course at Bergen Community College, recently participated in a visit to Samsung Electronics America’s headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, as part of the Samsung Innovation Campus program. The visit, which took place on Thursday, January 22nd, 2026, provided Mok and classmates with firsthand insight into Samsung’s latest innovations and emerging technology trends.

Mok was joined by classmates Abrahan Tolentino, Kyle Lennard Potenciando, Samuel Brown, and Angel Roa during the visit to the Englewood Cliffs facility. The experience was described as valuable for understanding how academic training in programming and data structures translates to real-world applications within a major technology corporation.

The Samsung Innovation Campus program, which Mok is enrolled in through Bergen Community College, focuses on building practical IT skills in areas such as programming, data structures and algorithms, artificial intelligence, and information technology. The initiative emphasizes hands-on learning and real-world discussions to prepare students for careers in technology-driven fields.

Amazing experience!

Abrahan Tolentino

Amazing! 🤩

Angelie G.

Amazing!

Kshama M

Mok expressed gratitude to Dean Emily Ludmila Vandalovsky, Ed.D., for her consistent support and leadership in fostering the academic program. He also acknowledged professors Maria Chano and Fanny Martinez for their mentorship in guiding students through discussions on computer science, artificial intelligence, and information technology.

The Samsung Innovation Campus is a global education initiative designed to equip youth with advanced IT skills and practical capabilities in cutting-edge digital technologies, including the Internet of Things (IoT), programming, and big data. The program aims to strengthen job readiness and drive technological innovation by combining technical training with soft skill development in communication, teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving.

I think that #SamsungInnovationCampus is a perfect kickoff to learn about the world of IT. This program has improved my employability!

Samsung Innovation Campus participant

Through capstone projects, career consulting, mentoring sessions, and field-adapted training, the program helps participants apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios and meet industry standards. It also prioritizes access for underserved groups, offering tailored support for people with disabilities and women to expand participation in technology education.

As of April 21, 2026, the Samsung Innovation Campus continues to operate as a corporate citizenship initiative under Samsung’s broader commitment to education and workforce development. The program’s structure reflects a growing emphasis on bridging academic learning with career pathways in high-demand technology sectors.