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Have Your Say On PSU IT

On Friday, March 26, SAC-ITS will be hosting its regular meeting to include students on information technology related decisions at Penn State. It will be held from 4:00-6:00 pm in 141 Computer Building (labeled as “Computer” on this map).

Anyone interested in more information about this effort should contact Jenn Struble ([email protected]).

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