Greetings Family,
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It's your friendly neighborhood "Digital Drummer" again (smile)
As many of my regular readers know...I'm all about Education and Technology!
I've recently been accepted as a co-administer of the national BDPA Education and Technology Foundation's (www.betf.org) FaceBook Project.
The BDPA (www.bdpa.org) is one of the oldest and largest, member-based Black technical organizations in the country. It is an honor to be a part the BDPA's efforts to promote technology in our community.
Wayne Hicks an internationally known Digital Drummer and current national president of the BDPA Foundation, is looking to build on the ground breaking history of the BDPA by expanding into what's become a true tech phenomena...FaceBook
By utilizing New Media and Web 2.0 technology, Wayne hopes to instill new energy and purpose into the BDPA's efforts to empower our community (and especially our youth) with educational and real-world access to technology.
I'm proud to be a member of the BDPA and look forward to seeing all my friends, subscribers, and supporters at the new BDPA Foundation, FaceBook group/page (see http://www.facebook.com/pages/BDPA-Foundation/13734387198).
Come learn about the BDPA's many local youth projects, such as their High School Computer Competition, their many scholarships and grants, tech summer camps and much more. The BDPA Foundation page also features many video's, Blog posts, and an interesting Flicker presentation.
FaceBook (www.facebook.com) is one of the most popular social networking sites on the Net. More than 80 million people worldwide visit the website regularly. Users can join networks organized by city, workplace, school, and region to connect and interact with other people. The BDPA Education and Technology Foundation is now one of FaceBook's connection points.
Join Us...and help make a difference in your community
Remember, We Must Share The Knowledge (Network)...To Share The Dollars!!!
------About The BDPA Education and Technology Foundation------
Company Overview: BDPA Education and Technology Foundation (BETF or BDPA Foundation) is a 501(c)3 non-profit charity, founded in 1992 to support the education and technical programs of Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA).
Mission: The BDPA Foundation exists soley for the purpose of providing major financial support of the education & technology programs of National BDPA and its local chapters. We serve as a fiscal agent for those BDPA entities that require 501(c)3 tax-exempt certification.
Products: Our focus for funding in 2008 is the BDPA Student Information Technology Education & Scholarships (SITES), and BDPA IT Institute (www.auburn.edu/bdpa).
We administer three scholarships:
1. Bemley Scholarship
2. Eli Lilly Scholarship for BDPA Students
3. BDPA Scholarships sponsored by Bank of America
We have a remarkable blog - BDPA Foundation Blog, http://betf.blogspot.com
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