[TriLUG] Have any space to spare for TriLUG classes?

[twoods at tomnkim.us]

Have you tried the libraries?  Cameron Village, Richard Harrison, and 
Eve Perry Libraries all have space that's free to use for 
Non-profits...  they may have rules that we can't work with, such as no 
food/drinks or no exchange of money...   But it may be worth looking into.

I, for one, attended the email server setup class and found it very 
informative.  In fact, I set up an email server, which I still use 
today, based on what I learned in that class.  I would definately attend 
other sessions.

Tom Woods


Mike Johnson wrote:

>All,
>
>We're going to give the classes thing another try.  For those that don't
>know, we've had a couple two hour classes in the past where the
>presenter tends to go much more in depth on a topic than possible at a
>regular meeting.  They've been pretty popular -- I think our average
>attendance is around twenty people.  
>
>Unfortnately, we've been unable to find a permanant home for these
>classes, and have to keep moving them around.  This has made the
>scheduling of classes very difficult, as we have to scramble for a
>location before even beginning to round up presenters and topics.
>
>So now's your chance to help out TriLUG!  We're looking for a room that
>can comfortably hold about thirty people, which we can hopefully use on
>a close to regular schedule.  Ideally, it would be centrally (center of
>the Triangle) located and easy to get to.  And to add to the wishlist, a
>projector would be nice, though we can likely borrow one as needed.
>
>If you know of such a location, either through your company, or someone
>else we could contact, please let the Steering Committee know
>(steering at trilug.org) and we'll get the ball rolling.
>
>Thanks folks!
>
>Mike Johnson
>TriLUG Steering Committee
>  
>