Hello VandyCS members,
There will be no meeting this week, as I have only one agenda item. If you have other agenda items, please send them over and we will schedule a meeting for next week. What I would like you to discuss is “How did the LAN party go? What can we do differently to make it a success?” Discuss in the comments. As always, any agenda items or things you’d like to be put on the blog can go to president@vandycs.org.
Enjoy your week and go vote!
Jason Roberts, President
Vanderbilt Computer Society
Hello members,
VandyCS will be having a meeting this Tuesday at 6PM in Sarratt 110. This is the final meeting for the LAN party. If you are working the LAN party, please attend, as we will be discussing your assignments. The agenda for this week’s meeting:
- Jon Ahlbin will be discussing his department’s website
- Word/PPT Tutoring
- Purchase approval: Podcast Multitrack Recorder
- Budget Update
- LAN Party Assignments
- Open Discussion
As always, if you have other business, leave me a comment and we’ll discuss it during the meeting, or bring it up in open discussion.
Look forward to seeing you all there!
Jason Roberts, President
Vanderbilt Computer Society
Hello everyone!
We’ve got another great meeting planned for tomorrow. This is the second-to-last meeting before the LAN party. We will be discussing:
- Various updates on web projects (eCouncil and Tri-Delta)
- Training for students by VandyCS and SGA
- Various updates to the LAN party, including spending approvals
- A possible Mayfield living/learning lodge for next year
- Interest on an interview Podcast for VSC or Vandy News Service
- Two paid web design opportunities for a Vanderbilt department and Vanderbilt-affiliated company
- As always, open discussion (
e.g. Battlestar Galactica)
The meeting starts promptly at 6PM tomorrow, 10 October in Sarratt 110. Be there or be elsewhere!
Jason Roberts, President
Vanderbilt Computer Society
Hello all,
We have some exciting opportunities available for people interested in working with VandyCS. The first is something through SGA whereby we offer information about how to use common office programs — e.g. Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. They are particularly interested in use of Excel and Powerpoint. There may be compensation available for this (obviously, at a lower rate then web work).
We also have two possibilities for web work which are fairly significant. These are both projects requiring a professional or at least semi-professional web designer. The scale of these projects is in the $400-1000 range. One would be a store front type site (with some immediate work required to add a couple of pages to their existing layout first), the other is a website for a student organization. If anyone is interested in a solo or duo project and think you have the skills necessary, let me know.
As always, I’m available at president@vandycs.org or my name @ vanderbilt.edu for interested parties.
Jason Roberts, President
Vanderbilt Computer Society
LAN, Update | Jason Roberts | 
November 7, 2006 2:59 pm | 
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