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When:
January 19, 2022 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
2022-01-19T19:00:00-05:00
2022-01-19T21:00:00-05:00
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MSU CTRL+A is returning this Spring Semester with the return of our own mentor-mentee program, CAPS LOCK! Become a CTRL+V and find your CTRL+C!!! There’s more information down below on what exactly it means to be part of our CAPS LOCK program and how to get involved with it!
On that note, CTRL+A is having our CAPS LOCK Introductory Social via Zoom this year on January 19th from 7-9pm on Zoom! *The Zoom Link will be sent to CTRL+A’s slack, please be sure to check it regularly!*To members that are interested in becoming a CTRL+V, we would like to invite you to find out who the CTRL+Cs are this year! And to any of our current CTRL+A members and alumni of the CAPS LOCK program, you are more than welcome to come and join also!
Only members of CTRL+A who filled out their membership form and paid their dues are allowed to participate. If you wish to become a member, here is our membership form: https://forms.gle/29o3vpz1NMhtQpPt6
Fill out our CTRL+V interest form if you are a CTRL+A member and interested in the CAPS LOCK program: https://forms.gle/Aoj913o9pzQJrUMr9What are CTRL+Cs and CTRL+Vs?
CTRL+Cs are the mentors of the program. The CTRL+C keyboard code is for “copy,” so the CTRL+C acts as someone that can be looked up to as an example to follow by the V’s, or “copied.” For short, they can be called C’s.
CTRL+Cs are the mentors of the program. The CTRL+C keyboard code is for “copy,” so the CTRL+C acts as someone that can be looked up to as an example to follow by the V’s, or “copied.” For short, they can be called C’s.
CTRL+Vs are the mentees of the program. The CTRL+V keyboard code is for “paste,” so the CTRL+V acts as someone that can rely on the CTRL+C, and learn from them and pave their own path (essentially, ‘“paste”). For short, they can be called V’s.☆ WE HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL THERE!!! ☆
