Photos Of 2024 New Member Induction Banquet Friday Night October 11, 2024 Alumni House - UAF Donate To: Computer Science Students of Distinction An award program for outstanding high school computer students.Computer Science Students of Distinction Application
The CSSoD is an award program for High School Juniors and Seniors who are interested in pursuing a career in Computer Science. The program, which is facilitated by the Arkansas Computer Science Initiative, is administered by the Arkansas Academy of Computing. The AAOC is comprised of more than 200 members who have demonstrated a significant impact on computing in Arkansas. Click here for more information See Previous winners! | ![]() Featuring Bobby MartinThursday, Feb. 273 p.m. Program | 4 p.m. ReceptionDear Alumni and Friends, We are thrilled to announce the return of Titans of Industry this spring! Join us on Thursday, Feb. 27, for an engaging conversation featuring Bobby Martin, Annemarie Dillard, and UA Little Rock’s Marla Johnson. The event will be held in the Schueck, Lexicon, McCarty Auditorium, located in the EIT Building on the UA Little Rock campus. Titans of Industry Event Details
About Titan of Industry Bobby Martin
Bobby Martin’s IT career began at Dillard’s in 1969 before Walmart recruited him in 1984 to lead its technology efforts. He oversaw the launch of Walmart’s satellite system and revolutionized retail by standardizing barcodes. In 1992, he became Walmart International’s first CEO, growing revenue to $30 billion in seven years and transforming Walmart into a global leader.
Parking InformationComplimentary parking for this event is available in both Lot 8 and in Lot 13. Please park in one of these lots and join us in the Schueck, Lexicon, McCarty Auditorium (EIT building) and the Bailey Alumni & Friends Center (BC building) for the reception.
Thanks to Our SponsorsThis special event is taking place because of the support of several sponsors. We greatly appreciate their support of the Titans of Industry program.
RSVP TodaySpace is limited for this event, so RSVP today to let us know you're coming. _____________________________________________________________ AAOC History ProjectHistory ProjectThe Arkansas Academy of Computing has initiated a History Project to preserve many of the stories and artifacts of the founding of the computing business in Arkansas. Most of the true computing industry pioneers in Arkansas had no idea they would make a career and significant contributions in this new field and their stories are fascinating, informative, and inspirational. | Attention MembersMembers please sign in using the link in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Update your contact information, by clicking on my information after logging in. You can click on "forgot password" and the system should email you a link to create a new password. If you have not set up a password, this is the best solution. Should you have problems, email ejones at connect4business dot com. Please help us keep our information current and correct. Featured members |
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Below are four endowment type funds. You can donate to any of them. The first one is the AAoC Charitable Scholarship Fund, the next three are employee group endowments. An endowment of $12,500 supports a $500 scholarship. By donating to these endowments, you assure their recognition and support AAoC funding for scholarships.
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