May 13
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Just a heads up for our UNIV-101 students, TicketLeap announced today that it is changing the design of some pages, one of which is checkout. If things look different next time you go to reserve a ticket, don’t panic. Checkout is now done on a single page, rather than the previous multi-step process. If you have problems with booking a ticket because of this change, let us know and we’ll pass it on to TicketLeap.
May 13
1
Plain and simple, I screwed up on this one. Tickets for tonight are now on TicketLeap.
325 N. 39th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Having tech troubles? Bring your uncooperative computer, smartphone, media player, or just your questions out to a community “Genius Bar”! This event is a free-of-charge technical diagnosis and advice-giving session hosted by the student geniuses of Drexel University TechServ. Both software and hardware related issues will be addressed, and though we can’t guarantee a fix for every problem, you are sure to receive unbiased advice for the next step in solving it. Note: For desktop PCs please bring only the computer tower (not monitor, mice, keyboard, etc…). For laptop computers please make sure to bring the charger.
Have electronics you are looking to dispose of? Drop off any old electronics at this event. If TechServ can refurbish and donate your equipment, we will! If not, your electronics will be properly disposed of – for free!
For additional information please email techserv@drexel.edu.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PHILADELPHIA, PA-April 22, 2013-Drexel University TechServ today announced its latest space acquisition: a secure cabinet in the Main Building. This latest acquisition is thanks to the efforts of Adele Varenas from Drexel’s Information Resources and Technology Department, Mike Smith from Drexel Facilities, and Dr. Jan Biros, the Sr. Associate Vice Provost. “We’ve all seen the divide that exists between Drexel’s campus and areas just a few blocks away. Particularly with regards to access to technology. With this new space available to us, we can continue our ever expanding work in ‘Bridging the Digital Divide’ with even greater efficiency and community impact,” said Julian Kemmerer, President of TechServ. “This new space will likely allow us to increase our donation output even more than the 300 or so systems that we donated last year,” added Chris Flounders, TechServ’s Head of Donations. TechServ would like to thank all of the parties involved in this effect for their support of TechServ’s efforts to bridge the digital divide in Philadelphia.
Drexel University TechServ is a student organization of Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA, whose mission is to bridge the digital divide in Philadelphia through the refurbishment and donation of computer systems to non-profit organizations in the Greater Philadelphia Area.
Media Contacts:
Joanne Wong
joanne.pearl.wong@drexel.edu
TechServ Public Relations
Julian Kemmerer
julian.v.kemmerer@drexel.edu
President of TechServ
Christopher Flounders
christopher.j.flounders@drexel.edu
TechServ Head of Donations
Hello there UNIV-101 students. We’ve recently had a few meetings open back up for UNIV-101 hours. The following meetings are available as of 4:23 PM EDT 14 April:
Given how fast you lot appear to be at booking slots, please check with TicketLeap to confirm openings. April 15 especially is expected to be filled by the end of today (April 15).
Also, some reminders on policy (or for those of you just joining us, the short version):
It’s that time again. In case you missed the memo, meetings for the Spring Term are Mondays and Wednesday from 7pm until 9pm. UNIV-101 students, you can now start booking away on TicketLeap. To do so, hit the stupidly huge button below. Please note, you are now required to bring a ticket with you to a meeting. We have acquired a ticket scanner and will be scanning tickets this term to keep track of who actually showed up to a meeting. You can print your ticket, save it to your mobile device, or load it into Passbook.
Cya Monday!
~ Stephen
Apr 13
2
Join TechServ for our Welcome Back Week Game Show Night, featuring Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, and Family Feud, and possibly other game shows!
When: Tuesday, April 2 @ 6 PM
Where: Drexel Library Learning Terrace (33rd & Race, at Race Street Hall)
Pizza will be provided.
Mar 13
6
Pining for a nice meal out? Head to Landmark Americana on March 24, and you can support TechServ at the same time!
How?: All you need to do is print out this flyer and bring it with you on the day of!
Check out the Facebook event for more info!
We really appreciate all of your help!
Thank you on behalf of all TechServ members,
Julian
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Julian V. Kemmerer
President, TechServ
Jan 13
27
We are collaborating with the CoE for two great Engineers Week events.
TechServ alumnus, David Korth will be providing the Jeopardy! program for use in the Jeopardy! event.
TechServ and DragonLAN are working together to create an awesome video game night.
Come on out and have a great time!
Beginning with our Thursday, February 7th meeting, our UNIV101 sign up system will be changing. We are excited to announce that on February 7th, we will begin using TicketLeap to process UNIV101 reservations as well as any other future event management. We’re moving away from our current system to TicketLeap because it is far more reliable and makes several administrative tasks significantly easier. Please continue to use our current booking system on the Calendar page for meetings that take place prior to February 7.
If you would like to take the new system for a test run, or reserve a space for the February 7th meeting or later, feel free to head over to TicketLeap now by clicking the stupidly huge button below. Please note, the event that runs from the 23rd of this month until the 6th of next month is a test event. It is to be used only to test out the new system. If you are making a UNIV101 reservation and your ticket reads “TEST UNIV101 Ticket”, you have made a test reservation and your ticket will NOT be honored for UNIV101 credit.
If you have any issues or questions about the new system, please raise them at one of our weekly meetings or drop us an email at techserv@drexel.edu. For more detailed instructions, visit our UNIV-101 page. Also, if you do chose to “buy” a test ticket, please feel free to bring it to any meeting. We’re still learning our new system too