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Aquinas Tech Club students set a goal to focus on both community and service. Student members began the year by hosting a 鈥減hoto booth鈥� (run with the club鈥檚 custom-built computer, and complete with props) at a kick-off student event. This led to multiple requests for the booth at successive community events (including Jr. Saints weekend, pictured at right). , led by alumnus and adjunct Carlus Henry, was hosted by the students, beginning a mutually beneficial relationship between both area programmers (many of whom are also successful Aquinas alumni) and current students interested in application development. The students also hosted alumnus and entrepreneur Scott Anderson, who shared the infrastructure of his company鈥檚 online certification website, as well as the struggles and successes of small business ownership.

The group also hosted 鈥淒emystify Your Device,鈥� a collaborative tech-help session hosted for OLLI students on the Aquinas campus. At this event, students gave an introductory talk about the 鈥渃loud鈥� in relationship to devices. Students then split up with OLLI members to work on specific device questions, from laptops to iPhones, Kindles to digital picture frames. Both OLLI and Tech Club members agreed that the event was a success, with plans to hold similar events in the future.

           

Former students Michael Ignatoski '11 and James Bouwens '12 chartered the Tech Club in 2010-11 out of a desire to explore technical areas of interest outside of class. Club members of various disciplines have met since that time to discuss trends, plan events, host special speakers, and work on 鈥渢ech鈥� projects together. Past projects have included programming a mobile application for the Android phone and designing/assembling a custom computer.