Tech@NYU Presentation - Jan 25, 2012
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TechatNYU is a student organization at NYU that holds weekly design topics and coding socials, monthly celebrations of student tech projects with keynotes and lasers, and semesterly hackathons with over 1,000 attendees. They encourage involvement through subscribing to their bi-weekly email digest, voting for them in the Shorty Awards, attending their events, and applying to be an officer.
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Tech@NYU Presentation - Jan 25, 2012
- 2. TECH CULTURE
- 4. WEEKLY Fridays Design topics Social coding Startup designers Startup engineers Awesome space Music and pizza Parsons 12th fl., 1-4pm Courant 317, 4-8pm Intro to Web Dev Workshops coming soon!
- 5. MONTHLY Celebration of creation 15+ student demos Badass keynotes Lasers Courant 109
- 6. SEMESTERLY Hackathon 1,000+ attendance Panels, workshops It’s Epic.
- 8. Get involved 1. Subscribe to our 4,000+ strong, bi-weekly digest 2. Help us win the Shorty Awards for #college shortyawards.com/TechatNYU 3. Come to DesignDays, HackDays, and DemoDays Friday Friday Saturday And workshops, coming soon. Thursday 4. Apply to be an officer by Feb. 5! techatnyu.org/officerapp
- 9. @techatnyu @revivek