11/05/2009 6:30 PM
Meeting called by: David Nichols
Type of meeting: Regular Meeting
Note taker: Derek Cooper
Attendees
Officers: David Nichols (President), Adam Crown (Vice-President) Derek Cooper (Secretary), Kyle Kupper (Web Master/Public Relations) Michelle Hulett (Sponsoring Faculty)
Topics
Membership Details!
Renew your membership! Replenish your Mind!
Student Membership dues are $35 National Chapter and $10 Local Chapter
Professional Member Promotion: $25 discount on the annual rate to new members through November 30th.
Main Topic:
- Guest Speaker: John Dougherty of Integrity Home-Care
- Mission Statement: Our mission is to cultivate a Christian-based environment in which we can identify and meet the home care needs of our clients and the career needs of our employees with unmatched skill, compassion and integrity.
- Assisting 4000+ people with In-Home Care
- Integrity was named “Top Innovator” with the Springfield Business Journal
- Career Tips:
- Get your degree
- Be well rounded
- People with good technical skills are a dime-a-dozen
- You need good “tech” skills and good “soft” skills too
- IT and Healthcare
- Incorporate your IT into HealthCare
- HIPAA (HealthCare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
- Laptops with patient info must be Encrypted
- E-mail outside of company firewall is not encrypted by exchange server
- EMR (Emergency Medical Records)
David Nichols: Relevant Topics
- NCC is March 25-28, 2009
- Competitions Include:
- Business Intelligence
- MS Office Solutions
- PC Troubleshooting Qualifying Round
- Systems Analysis and Design
- Database Design
- Network Design
- Visual Studio Application Developer
- Graphics Communications
- PC Troubleshooting Finals!
- Student Paper Presentations
- Java
- Student Web Project Presentations
- AITP Student Chapter Banner Contest
- Competitions Include:
- Fund-Raising
- NCC Fund Raising
- Future Meetings
- Nov 30 – Monday – Spring Net Tour
On Monday, November 30 the AITP members are invited to tour Springfield Underground (Springnet). This is a great opportunity to see a state-of-the-art technology center, and a utility that is vital to many Springfield businesses. If you would like to attend, you are welcome to join us. The tour starts at 4:00pm.
Due the intense security at this facility, we have some restrictions to follow. First, we are not allowed to bring more than 10 cars into the facility parking lot. So we will be carpooling from MSU and/or a business near the entrance. We’ll send out more information about that closer to the date of the tour.
We must submit a list of guest names to the Springnet manager 24 hours prior to our visit. Since this is the Monday after Thanksgiving, I’ll submit names on the Tuesday before (since we are out Wed-Fri). There is a sign-up sheet for those who want to attend in the CIS office. **PLEASE SIGN UP IF YOU WANT TO ATTEND**. It is on the credenza beside the door to faculty offices. Only the names on this list that we send in will be admitted into the facility. We’ll contact the names on the list by e-mail with carpool information.
We have to show a government issued photo ID when we get to the facility.
Michelle Hulett, Faculty Advisor
