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Central Ohio

The Mission of TECH CORPS’ is three-fold and is achieved through Programs, People and Partners

PROGRAMS

Camp IT, TECHie Camp, TECHie Club, TECHie Club Girls, TECH CORPS/NSBE Jr. Chapter and WiE TECHie

PEOPLE

Volunteers opportunities with the following programs:  TECHie Club, TECHie Club Girls, TECH CORPS/NSBE Jr. Chapter and WiE TECHie

PARTNERS

American Electric Power Foundation, BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, City of Columbus – Recreation and Parks, Columbus Academy, Communities in Schools of Central Ohio, CompTIA, Computer Science Teachers Assoc. of Ohio, Cuyahoga County Public Library, Franklin County Board of Commissioners, FreeGeeks @ CSCC, J. Ashburn Recreation Center/Lead the Way, NSBE Central Ohio Alumni Extension, OSU Women in Engineering, The Wellington School

UPCOMING EVENTS

January 12, 2012 from 5:30pm – 8:30pm: TECH CORPS Central Ohio Volunteer Training Session, 112 Jefferson Avenue Columbus, 43215

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TravisHi my name is Travis...The perfect job I would love to have is a software engineer. The number one reason why I would want to have this job is because I love building. I have been interested in constructing stuff all my life and now I'd love to learn how to build software.

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Student TECH CORPS
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TECHie Club
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TECHie Club: Girl
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TECHie Camp
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