Student Computing recognizes a need for students to not only have access to technology that works, but also the need to develop the knowledge and skills to use that technology to a greater extent. That is why we have introduced our education initiative: a series of events, programs, and a fresh approach to customer service that gives students a greater level of service and support. By putting our ear to the voice of the students we asked simply “What do you want to learn?” and combined that with a proactive approach on the technology issues we see most.

As a result, we have come up with a menu of pre-designed programs that are offered to residence halls and common locations alike. These programs are designed to teach students a combination of what they want to learn and what will help them best.  We offer interesting and informative topics that will attract students and keep them informed on the cutting edge of computing hardware, software, online services, and all of WCU’s services.  To see  what programs are offered, you may download the menu below:

Student Computing Presentation Menu

Upcoming Presentations 

10/1/09 @ 7pm
The University Center Catamount Room - "Ultimate Computer Workshop"

10/13/09 @ 8pm (Postopned until further notice)
Walker Hall - "Online Entertainment"

10/15/09 @ 7pm
Scott Hall Blue Lobby - "WCU and Y-O-U"

10/29/09 @ 6:30 pm and 7:15 pm
Norton Hall Classroom - "Copyright Infringement & Dangers of Social Networking"

11/10/09 @ 7pm
Albright/Benton Hall- "Killer Apps"

11/12/09 @ 7pm
Harrill Hall - "Catamount Mail"