Sixth Annual Golf Tournament
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Join us for our popular golf tournament at Challedon. For more information go to our Golf Tournament Page
Technology Everyone Should Know
Did You Miss Our First Technology Seminar?
On January 21, 2010, we held our first free technology seminar of the year: Technology Everyone Should Know. It was hosted by CTC and Carroll Community College, and we had a marvelous presenter, Leah Messina. She is a social media expert with Sinuate Media, LLC in Baltimore.
Click here for the video: Technology Everyone Should Know
2nd Annual "Come As You Aren't" Masquerade Ball 2010
Check back here soon to view pictures from this event!
Carroll County E-Cycles
Year Round Recycling of Electronics
Carroll County residents can easily e-cycle all year round. Instead of putting hazardous materials in our landfills, deposit your old, worn out electronics at Carroll County's Electronic Recycling Drop Off. Go to http://ccgovernment.carr.org/ccg/recycle/ecycle.asp for more information and drop off times. Go Green.
Thank you for your support of the Fourth Annual Technically Speaking Dinner
Thanks to our Sponsors
Congratulations to our Award Winners
Tech Council Awards Local Scholarships
Two Carroll Community College Students Recipients
The Carroll Tech Council recently awarded two $500 scholarships to Carroll Community College students, Christina Korenstra of Hampstead and Bryan Larrimore of Westminster. The awards were based on academic achievement and evidence of overall potential success in a technology based career path. Christina is majoring in Biological Anthropology and Bryan is majoring in Graphic Design. Congratulations to both students!
CompuKids Committee
Quantum Internet Services Dials in to CompuKids
CompuKids Program Chair, Bobby Keller, was recently informed that CTC's previous dial up provider was halting their service as of January 2010. With a little legwork, Keller found a new provider within the Tech Council's own membership coffers. Kevin Brown, owner of Quantum Internet Services. Inc. in Manchester, Maryland has graciously offered to provide CompuKids recipients one year of free dial-up service. The Tech Council extends a sincere "Thank You" to Kevin and Quantum Internet Services.
