Hey Everyone,
Once again "The Association of Information Technology Professionals" will be having a meeting for students with a focus in Information Systems or students that are just interested in technology in the field of business. The meeting is scheduled for April 2008 and is scheduled to take place on WEDNESDAY APRIL 9, 2008 from 7pm - 8pm in the School of Business Student Organization Room, room #B1212 . For those of us who do not know where this room is located, this room is located near the Front entrance of the School of Business from Main street, between the bathrooms and the hallway to the Engineering student area. Attached is the first floor layout of the School of Business, just look for room #B1212 .
The end of the semester and finals are right around the corner but we have tried to strategically plan this last meeting of the semester to compensate everyones schedule. This is going to be the MOST IMPORTANT meeting of the semester as we will be selecting officers to represent AITP and talking about upcoming events that are going to be excellent Networking Opportunities.
Below are the topics up for discussion:
1.) Meet and Greet
2.) Events occurring this month around Richmond (Networking Opportunities)
3.) Future Goals for the AITP-VCU Chapter/ Benefits for members
A.) Plans for summer
4.) Registration information into the organization. (AITP National Website - http://www.aitp.org )
5.) Establsihing New Officiers
6.) Additional Questions of concern that were not answered
For more information about this event, please go to AITP-VCU's website to access our Forum : http://www.aitp.vcu.edu/
All updates, information on upcoming events, and general information about the group willl be posted in this forum. Also please feel to sign-up to post information of your own. If you know that you will be attending please contact us at aitpvcu@gmail.com.
Any Questions, please e-mail mhtml:{9AB21F02-84F2-4043-8974-2D1E8613269D}mid://00000111/!x-usc:mailto:aitpvcu@gmail.com
I hope to see everyone on WEDNESDAY APRIL 9th.
Thanks,
Sean Miles