Friday, June 23, 2023

TRG Schedule

 NEW Technical Resource Group Schedule

Meeting times and dates are subject to change based on available space at the Oneida Community Education Center and interested committed participants who would like to make time arrangements for their schedule to participate.

Wednesdays from noon to 2pm

June 28, 2023

July 12, 2023

July 26, 2023

August 9, 2023

August 23, 2023


Who do I look for? What to expect? What do I bring? 

Short clip of where to go when at the Community Education Center for the TRG Meetings!


BlogShot- Ask Her Here (BMS)

(Who do I look for?)

Brooke Metoxen-Smith
Software Developer Program, NWTC (expected graduation date 2024)
AAS - Social Science, College of Menominee Nation (2013)
ONHS, Valedictorian (2004)

One of my goals as a project manager with NEW - TRG is to create an atmosphere for nerds, techies, and coders while integrating research towards tribal interest, online reputation management, personal branding, and creating a socially interactive group to groom the career investment and shift towards the IT Field. 
As we combat enterprise (job & cyber) security and self-sustenance in tribal politics - we must address online gaming competition and AISES inventions globally. I want to encourage youth, adults, elders - anybody to participate in learning a technological skill. Know what you are purchasing, push your collegiate relatives to improve their nation with their education and time with something we need (outsourcing jobs/products), improve your online presence, realize technology is a facet. 
I encourage professionals in the IT field to attend to develop mentorship. This is to develop more IT interest by finding out who is interested so we can provide those resources or develop it!

Let's create an IT group atmosphere with Native American mentorship with intro-prep standards to utilize group time effectively. To listen, be surrounded by the IT discussions, become informed on subjects you may not know are happening. You want to be part of the global social impact through technology, parenting and technology effects, taboo cultural imprinting reports with technology, and have an answer based on community input first. Then the world. Improve what is already out there! 



(What to expect?)

It's 2 hours every two weeks, I have a tight schedule - I am looking for a co-facilitator and other project managers that can provide content for the blog to maintain community interest, investing time towards researching subjects we will discuss at the group meetings. 

New people! TRG wants to answer questions, any IT Field related questions! Simple and unknown questions - let's try to figure it out together! 

Interested people looking to attend an IT Field Program. (Getting advice - I can tell you, learning software programming languages and basic digital/logical and mathematical courses can be daunting!)

Northeast Wisconsin Native American IT Field Interest Group (Focus) while maintaining community presence for American appeal. 

(What do I bring?)

The room is a projector, white board, and table space. We will be brainstorming, browsing website resources, researching, organizing projects, and providing feedback with those projects that can be presented. If necessary, we can reserve the computer room for individual access with projector for group projects as well (we do need to make future arrangements for that however, so you will have to contact NEW.TechnicalResourceGroup@Gmail.com and request ASAP!)

Laptop helps - tablet, phone. 

Questions.

Developing or sharp-tuning tech skills, code skills, hardware components, current tribal programs and resources, IT topics, blog input content , and more!

Cultural input for language development/customs with an IT Curriculum. 

Answers.


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Any other questions or concerns contact: NEW.TechnicalResourceGroup@Gmail.Com






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