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Poughkeepsie Chapter of the Association For Computing Machinery
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Program: Distributing the Future: the hows, whys
and benefits of being a tech volunteer
Speaker: Sean Dague
About the topic:
Sean Dague will be sharing his experiences stepping into the
role of technology volunteer for the Poughkeepsie Farm Project.
Over the last 3 years he's helped that organization launch a new
Drupal based website, streamline communication based on the new
website, and is in the process of simplifying and consolodating
internal information systems around CiviCRM.
This talk will be about that journey, lots of considerations
made along the way, and what it means to give back at a level
that completely transforms a non-profit organization.
About the Speaker
Sean Dague (http://dague.net) is an Open Source Software
Engineer at IBM's Linux Technology Center. He's the president and
founder of the Mid Hudson Linux and Open Source Users Group, the
current president of the Mid-Hudson Astronomical Association, and
key technology volunteer for the Poughkeepsie Farm Project.
When: 7:30 pm, Monday, April 23, 2012
Where: Ulrich Room, Dyson Hall, Marist College
Directions: Building 6 on the map at
www.marist.edu/welcome/map.html
Parking: Please park on the east side of Route 9,
in the lot to the southeast of Dyson Hall.
Cost: Free and open to the public
Dinner: 6 pm, Palace Diner, 845.473.1576
Map and menu: www.thepalacediner.com
All are welcome to join us for dinner.
We thank Marist College for hosting the chapter's meetings.
Refreshments are served after the meeting. For further
information, email collier@acm.org or call 845.522.1971.
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