RE: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities
Charles, I've attached the OC roster, updated with your information. It has four parts: 1) Committees and their chairs for quick reference. 2) The same, but with everyone's address. 3) Everyone's job description. 4) The main committees each committee needs to work with. Also, the OC has a private section of the website with the roster and other information. For access: http://www.ics2009.us/private/ics.html The following are case sensitive Login name: icsgroup password: 09Congress Thanks again, George -Original Message- From: Charles Goldsmith [mailto:wo...@justfamily.org] Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 10:09 PM To: George Veni Cc: Joe Ranzau Subject: Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities Yes, I do plan on attending. On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 11:04 PM, George Veni wrote: > Great! Thanks for confirming and welcome aboard. > > Will you be at the TSA Convention? If so, I will be spending time at SU on > Saturday, April 5th, with OC members to work on any planning issues they may > have for the ICS. I'm not announcing this publically so we can focus on > getting things done and not leading a tour. On Sunday I will lead a general > tour for TSA. You're welcome on either or both days. > > George > > > > -Original Message- > From: Charles Goldsmith [mailto:wo...@justfamily.org] > Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 8:40 PM > To: George Veni > Cc: Joe Ranzau > Subject: Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities > > Thanks George, I assumed that I would be helping people troubleshoot > their wireless connections, because as I'm sure you know, its usually > a user problem :) > > 4200 Horizon North Parkway > Apt 616 > Dallas, TX 75287 > home: 972-346-8219 > cell: 972-839-4458 > > > On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:18 PM, George Veni wrote: > > Charles, > > > > Thanks for stepping up to help. Here is the official job description: > > > > "He will coordinate with Schreiner University staff to assure that > wireless > > on-campus Internet services are available, as well as computer stations > with > > Internet access for participants that do not possess portable computers, > and > > that any requirements for use of those facilities are published in > advanced > > through the Congress website and/or Program." > > > > Specifically, what is needed is: > > > > 1) Work with SU in the near future and determine how WIFI and their banks > of > > computers will be available to ICS participants. If it will be anything > that > > needs advance preparation or notification for the participants, then we > need > > those details written up for the website and Program. > > > > 2) You'll need to arrive a day or two before the ICS begins to work with > SU > > to make sure their bank of computers for ICS access are set up and easily > > usable by participants. You'll also need to check WIFI access around the > > campus and test whatever access system they set up (password, etc.) to > make > > sure it works. > > > > 3) During the ICS, you'll check WIFI and the computer stations first > thing > > in the morning to make sure everything is on and working, and then again > at > > the end of the day to shut things down at the computer stations and check > > for any possible problems. > > > > 4) Be available during the ICS as the point of contact in case there is a > > problem. I won't expect you to solve any problems, unless SU authorizes > you > > to work on the computers or WIFI. The point of contact is mostly someone > who > > understands computers well enough to relay/explain information on > computer > > problems either from the ICS to SU and vice versa, and to notify people > when > > the problem is solved. If all goes well, you won't have to do anything on > > this count. > > > > If this still sounds like something you can and want to do, send me your > > address, phone number(s), and any other contact information you care to > > share. It won't be published but distributed to the ICS Organizing > Committee > > so we will all know how to reach each other. As part of the OC you'll get > > occasional group updates, specific messages from me reminding you of > > upcoming deadlines, and messages to the general ICS e-list. Everyone on > the > > OC works as a volunteer and doesn't get any price discount on > registration. > > > > George > > > > > > > > > > -O
Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities
Yes, I do plan on attending. On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 11:04 PM, George Veni wrote: > Great! Thanks for confirming and welcome aboard. > > Will you be at the TSA Convention? If so, I will be spending time at SU on > Saturday, April 5th, with OC members to work on any planning issues they may > have for the ICS. I'm not announcing this publically so we can focus on > getting things done and not leading a tour. On Sunday I will lead a general > tour for TSA. You're welcome on either or both days. > > George > > > > -Original Message- > From: Charles Goldsmith [mailto:wo...@justfamily.org] > Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 8:40 PM > To: George Veni > Cc: Joe Ranzau > Subject: Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities > > Thanks George, I assumed that I would be helping people troubleshoot > their wireless connections, because as I'm sure you know, its usually > a user problem :) > > 4200 Horizon North Parkway > Apt 616 > Dallas, TX 75287 > home: 972-346-8219 > cell: 972-839-4458 > > > On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:18 PM, George Veni wrote: > > Charles, > > > > Thanks for stepping up to help. Here is the official job description: > > > > "He will coordinate with Schreiner University staff to assure that > wireless > > on-campus Internet services are available, as well as computer stations > with > > Internet access for participants that do not possess portable computers, > and > > that any requirements for use of those facilities are published in > advanced > > through the Congress website and/or Program." > > > > Specifically, what is needed is: > > > > 1) Work with SU in the near future and determine how WIFI and their banks > of > > computers will be available to ICS participants. If it will be anything > that > > needs advance preparation or notification for the participants, then we > need > > those details written up for the website and Program. > > > > 2) You'll need to arrive a day or two before the ICS begins to work with > SU > > to make sure their bank of computers for ICS access are set up and easily > > usable by participants. You'll also need to check WIFI access around the > > campus and test whatever access system they set up (password, etc.) to > make > > sure it works. > > > > 3) During the ICS, you'll check WIFI and the computer stations first > thing > > in the morning to make sure everything is on and working, and then again > at > > the end of the day to shut things down at the computer stations and check > > for any possible problems. > > > > 4) Be available during the ICS as the point of contact in case there is a > > problem. I won't expect you to solve any problems, unless SU authorizes > you > > to work on the computers or WIFI. The point of contact is mostly someone > who > > understands computers well enough to relay/explain information on > computer > > problems either from the ICS to SU and vice versa, and to notify people > when > > the problem is solved. If all goes well, you won't have to do anything on > > this count. > > > > If this still sounds like something you can and want to do, send me your > > address, phone number(s), and any other contact information you care to > > share. It won't be published but distributed to the ICS Organizing > Committee > > so we will all know how to reach each other. As part of the OC you'll get > > occasional group updates, specific messages from me reminding you of > > upcoming deadlines, and messages to the general ICS e-list. Everyone on > the > > OC works as a volunteer and doesn't get any price discount on > registration. > > > > George > > > > > > > > > > -Original Message- > > From: Joe Ranzau [mailto:jran...@gmail.com] > > Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 12:38 PM > > To: Charles Goldsmith > > Cc: nan...@io.com; George Veni; George Veni > > Subject: Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities > > > > Charles, its all yours! :-) keep me in the loop but I shouldn't need > > to approve most things, I need to be able to fill in when your > > unavailable. > > > > When the ICS gets closer you will want to get specific about their > > offerings and what they will take to work. George will add you to the > > committee and be able to point you towards the right person to contact >
RE: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities
Great! Thanks for confirming and welcome aboard. Will you be at the TSA Convention? If so, I will be spending time at SU on Saturday, April 5th, with OC members to work on any planning issues they may have for the ICS. I'm not announcing this publically so we can focus on getting things done and not leading a tour. On Sunday I will lead a general tour for TSA. You're welcome on either or both days. George -Original Message- From: Charles Goldsmith [mailto:wo...@justfamily.org] Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 8:40 PM To: George Veni Cc: Joe Ranzau Subject: Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities Thanks George, I assumed that I would be helping people troubleshoot their wireless connections, because as I'm sure you know, its usually a user problem :) 4200 Horizon North Parkway Apt 616 Dallas, TX 75287 home: 972-346-8219 cell: 972-839-4458 On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:18 PM, George Veni wrote: > Charles, > > Thanks for stepping up to help. Here is the official job description: > > "He will coordinate with Schreiner University staff to assure that wireless > on-campus Internet services are available, as well as computer stations with > Internet access for participants that do not possess portable computers, and > that any requirements for use of those facilities are published in advanced > through the Congress website and/or Program." > > Specifically, what is needed is: > > 1) Work with SU in the near future and determine how WIFI and their banks of > computers will be available to ICS participants. If it will be anything that > needs advance preparation or notification for the participants, then we need > those details written up for the website and Program. > > 2) You'll need to arrive a day or two before the ICS begins to work with SU > to make sure their bank of computers for ICS access are set up and easily > usable by participants. You'll also need to check WIFI access around the > campus and test whatever access system they set up (password, etc.) to make > sure it works. > > 3) During the ICS, you'll check WIFI and the computer stations first thing > in the morning to make sure everything is on and working, and then again at > the end of the day to shut things down at the computer stations and check > for any possible problems. > > 4) Be available during the ICS as the point of contact in case there is a > problem. I won't expect you to solve any problems, unless SU authorizes you > to work on the computers or WIFI. The point of contact is mostly someone who > understands computers well enough to relay/explain information on computer > problems either from the ICS to SU and vice versa, and to notify people when > the problem is solved. If all goes well, you won't have to do anything on > this count. > > If this still sounds like something you can and want to do, send me your > address, phone number(s), and any other contact information you care to > share. It won't be published but distributed to the ICS Organizing Committee > so we will all know how to reach each other. As part of the OC you'll get > occasional group updates, specific messages from me reminding you of > upcoming deadlines, and messages to the general ICS e-list. Everyone on the > OC works as a volunteer and doesn't get any price discount on registration. > > George > > > > > -----Original Message- > From: Joe Ranzau [mailto:jran...@gmail.com] > Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 12:38 PM > To: Charles Goldsmith > Cc: nan...@io.com; George Veni; George Veni > Subject: Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities > > Charles, its all yours! :-) keep me in the loop but I shouldn't need > to approve most things, I need to be able to fill in when your > unavailable. > > When the ICS gets closer you will want to get specific about their > offerings and what they will take to work. George will add you to the > committee and be able to point you towards the right person to contact > at Schriner. > > Thanks! > > Joe > > j...@oztotl.com > > Sent while mobile > > On Feb 28, 2008, at 1:21 PM, "Charles Goldsmith" > wrote: > > > Easy enough, I get to do wireless connection troubleshooting every now > > and then here at work, so I can easily do that. So sign me up for it. > > > > Is there anything I need to do until next year? If not, anything > > else I can help with for now? > > > > Charles > > > > On 2/28/08, Joe Ranzau wrote: > >> Hi Charles! > >> > >> Truly your role would be the point of contact for ICS and Schriner > >> for > >> on
Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities
Thanks George, I assumed that I would be helping people troubleshoot their wireless connections, because as I'm sure you know, its usually a user problem :) 4200 Horizon North Parkway Apt 616 Dallas, TX 75287 home: 972-346-8219 cell: 972-839-4458 On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:18 PM, George Veni wrote: > Charles, > > Thanks for stepping up to help. Here is the official job description: > > "He will coordinate with Schreiner University staff to assure that wireless > on-campus Internet services are available, as well as computer stations with > Internet access for participants that do not possess portable computers, and > that any requirements for use of those facilities are published in advanced > through the Congress website and/or Program." > > Specifically, what is needed is: > > 1) Work with SU in the near future and determine how WIFI and their banks of > computers will be available to ICS participants. If it will be anything that > needs advance preparation or notification for the participants, then we need > those details written up for the website and Program. > > 2) You'll need to arrive a day or two before the ICS begins to work with SU > to make sure their bank of computers for ICS access are set up and easily > usable by participants. You'll also need to check WIFI access around the > campus and test whatever access system they set up (password, etc.) to make > sure it works. > > 3) During the ICS, you'll check WIFI and the computer stations first thing > in the morning to make sure everything is on and working, and then again at > the end of the day to shut things down at the computer stations and check > for any possible problems. > > 4) Be available during the ICS as the point of contact in case there is a > problem. I won't expect you to solve any problems, unless SU authorizes you > to work on the computers or WIFI. The point of contact is mostly someone who > understands computers well enough to relay/explain information on computer > problems either from the ICS to SU and vice versa, and to notify people when > the problem is solved. If all goes well, you won't have to do anything on > this count. > > If this still sounds like something you can and want to do, send me your > address, phone number(s), and any other contact information you care to > share. It won't be published but distributed to the ICS Organizing Committee > so we will all know how to reach each other. As part of the OC you'll get > occasional group updates, specific messages from me reminding you of > upcoming deadlines, and messages to the general ICS e-list. Everyone on the > OC works as a volunteer and doesn't get any price discount on registration. > > George > > > > > -----Original Message- > From: Joe Ranzau [mailto:jran...@gmail.com] > Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 12:38 PM > To: Charles Goldsmith > Cc: nan...@io.com; George Veni; George Veni > Subject: Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities > > Charles, its all yours! :-) keep me in the loop but I shouldn't need > to approve most things, I need to be able to fill in when your > unavailable. > > When the ICS gets closer you will want to get specific about their > offerings and what they will take to work. George will add you to the > committee and be able to point you towards the right person to contact > at Schriner. > > Thanks! > > Joe > > j...@oztotl.com > > Sent while mobile > > On Feb 28, 2008, at 1:21 PM, "Charles Goldsmith" > wrote: > > > Easy enough, I get to do wireless connection troubleshooting every now > > and then here at work, so I can easily do that. So sign me up for it. > > > > Is there anything I need to do until next year? If not, anything > > else I can help with for now? > > > > Charles > > > > On 2/28/08, Joe Ranzau wrote: > >> Hi Charles! > >> > >> Truly your role would be the point of contact for ICS and Schriner > >> for > >> on campus Internet access. > >> > >> You would need to find out what's available and how to use it and > >> then > >> get the info to the ICS for publication. Right now they have Internet > >> kiosks and wifi and you would compile access info and get it to the > >> right people and during the actual ICS you make sure things are > >> working, answer some questions and get Schriner to fix any problems. > >> > >> Sorry for the ramble, basically it is a point of contact and > >> coordinator. > >> > >> Hope your
RE: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities
Charles, Thanks for stepping up to help. Here is the official job description: "He will coordinate with Schreiner University staff to assure that wireless on-campus Internet services are available, as well as computer stations with Internet access for participants that do not possess portable computers, and that any requirements for use of those facilities are published in advanced through the Congress website and/or Program." Specifically, what is needed is: 1) Work with SU in the near future and determine how WIFI and their banks of computers will be available to ICS participants. If it will be anything that needs advance preparation or notification for the participants, then we need those details written up for the website and Program. 2) You'll need to arrive a day or two before the ICS begins to work with SU to make sure their bank of computers for ICS access are set up and easily usable by participants. You'll also need to check WIFI access around the campus and test whatever access system they set up (password, etc.) to make sure it works. 3) During the ICS, you'll check WIFI and the computer stations first thing in the morning to make sure everything is on and working, and then again at the end of the day to shut things down at the computer stations and check for any possible problems. 4) Be available during the ICS as the point of contact in case there is a problem. I won't expect you to solve any problems, unless SU authorizes you to work on the computers or WIFI. The point of contact is mostly someone who understands computers well enough to relay/explain information on computer problems either from the ICS to SU and vice versa, and to notify people when the problem is solved. If all goes well, you won't have to do anything on this count. If this still sounds like something you can and want to do, send me your address, phone number(s), and any other contact information you care to share. It won't be published but distributed to the ICS Organizing Committee so we will all know how to reach each other. As part of the OC you'll get occasional group updates, specific messages from me reminding you of upcoming deadlines, and messages to the general ICS e-list. Everyone on the OC works as a volunteer and doesn't get any price discount on registration. George -Original Message- From: Joe Ranzau [mailto:jran...@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 12:38 PM To: Charles Goldsmith Cc: nan...@io.com; George Veni; George Veni Subject: Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities Charles, its all yours! :-) keep me in the loop but I shouldn't need to approve most things, I need to be able to fill in when your unavailable. When the ICS gets closer you will want to get specific about their offerings and what they will take to work. George will add you to the committee and be able to point you towards the right person to contact at Schriner. Thanks! Joe j...@oztotl.com Sent while mobile On Feb 28, 2008, at 1:21 PM, "Charles Goldsmith" wrote: > Easy enough, I get to do wireless connection troubleshooting every now > and then here at work, so I can easily do that. So sign me up for it. > > Is there anything I need to do until next year? If not, anything > else I can help with for now? > > Charles > > On 2/28/08, Joe Ranzau wrote: >> Hi Charles! >> >> Truly your role would be the point of contact for ICS and Schriner >> for >> on campus Internet access. >> >> You would need to find out what's available and how to use it and >> then >> get the info to the ICS for publication. Right now they have Internet >> kiosks and wifi and you would compile access info and get it to the >> right people and during the actual ICS you make sure things are >> working, answer some questions and get Schriner to fix any problems. >> >> Sorry for the ramble, basically it is a point of contact and >> coordinator. >> >> Hope your interested, it will be easy. I just have too much on my >> plate. >> >> Joe >> >> j...@oztotl.com >> >> Sent while mobile >> >> On Feb 28, 2008, at 12:32 PM, "Charles Goldsmith" >> >> wrote: >> >>> Joe, I work as a senior network engineer for a large retailer here >>> in >>> Dallas, I can probably assist with your campus Internet needs. What >>> type of skills are you looking for and what will be needed? >>> >>> Charles >>> >>>> Joe Ranzauj...@oztotl.comin charge of Congress Services >>>> >>>> Mail room >>>> Currency exchange >>>> Travel agent >>>> On campus Internet >>>> Off campus hotels >>>> All the food services >>>> >>>> I could sure use some help. I have the mail room person and I'm >>>> doing food >>>> but point of contacts for the rest would be great. Most of the hard >>>> work >>>> setting everything up is done, just need people to check in with >>>> folks >>>> between now and convention and be the point of contact during the >>>> convention. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> Joe >>
Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities
Charles, its all yours! :-) keep me in the loop but I shouldn't need to approve most things, I need to be able to fill in when your unavailable. When the ICS gets closer you will want to get specific about their offerings and what they will take to work. George will add you to the committee and be able to point you towards the right person to contact at Schriner. Thanks! Joe j...@oztotl.com Sent while mobile On Feb 28, 2008, at 1:21 PM, "Charles Goldsmith" wrote: Easy enough, I get to do wireless connection troubleshooting every now and then here at work, so I can easily do that. So sign me up for it. Is there anything I need to do until next year? If not, anything else I can help with for now? Charles On 2/28/08, Joe Ranzau wrote: Hi Charles! Truly your role would be the point of contact for ICS and Schriner for on campus Internet access. You would need to find out what's available and how to use it and then get the info to the ICS for publication. Right now they have Internet kiosks and wifi and you would compile access info and get it to the right people and during the actual ICS you make sure things are working, answer some questions and get Schriner to fix any problems. Sorry for the ramble, basically it is a point of contact and coordinator. Hope your interested, it will be easy. I just have too much on my plate. Joe j...@oztotl.com Sent while mobile On Feb 28, 2008, at 12:32 PM, "Charles Goldsmith" wrote: Joe, I work as a senior network engineer for a large retailer here in Dallas, I can probably assist with your campus Internet needs. What type of skills are you looking for and what will be needed? Charles Joe Ranzauj...@oztotl.comin charge of Congress Services Mail room Currency exchange Travel agent On campus Internet Off campus hotels All the food services I could sure use some help. I have the mail room person and I'm doing food but point of contacts for the rest would be great. Most of the hard work setting everything up is done, just need people to check in with folks between now and convention and be the point of contact during the convention. Thanks, Joe
Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities
Easy enough, I get to do wireless connection troubleshooting every now and then here at work, so I can easily do that. So sign me up for it. Is there anything I need to do until next year? If not, anything else I can help with for now? Charles On 2/28/08, Joe Ranzau wrote: > Hi Charles! > > Truly your role would be the point of contact for ICS and Schriner for > on campus Internet access. > > You would need to find out what's available and how to use it and then > get the info to the ICS for publication. Right now they have Internet > kiosks and wifi and you would compile access info and get it to the > right people and during the actual ICS you make sure things are > working, answer some questions and get Schriner to fix any problems. > > Sorry for the ramble, basically it is a point of contact and > coordinator. > > Hope your interested, it will be easy. I just have too much on my plate. > > Joe > > j...@oztotl.com > > Sent while mobile > > On Feb 28, 2008, at 12:32 PM, "Charles Goldsmith" > > wrote: > > > Joe, I work as a senior network engineer for a large retailer here in > > Dallas, I can probably assist with your campus Internet needs. What > > type of skills are you looking for and what will be needed? > > > > Charles > > > >> Joe Ranzauj...@oztotl.comin charge of Congress Services > >> > >> Mail room > >> Currency exchange > >> Travel agent > >> On campus Internet > >> Off campus hotels > >> All the food services > >> > >> I could sure use some help. I have the mail room person and I'm > >> doing food > >> but point of contacts for the rest would be great. Most of the hard > >> work > >> setting everything up is done, just need people to check in with > >> folks > >> between now and convention and be the point of contact during the > >> convention. > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Joe >
Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities
Hi Charles! Truly your role would be the point of contact for ICS and Schriner for on campus Internet access. You would need to find out what's available and how to use it and then get the info to the ICS for publication. Right now they have Internet kiosks and wifi and you would compile access info and get it to the right people and during the actual ICS you make sure things are working, answer some questions and get Schriner to fix any problems. Sorry for the ramble, basically it is a point of contact and coordinator. Hope your interested, it will be easy. I just have too much on my plate. Joe j...@oztotl.com Sent while mobile On Feb 28, 2008, at 12:32 PM, "Charles Goldsmith" wrote: Joe, I work as a senior network engineer for a large retailer here in Dallas, I can probably assist with your campus Internet needs. What type of skills are you looking for and what will be needed? Charles Joe Ranzauj...@oztotl.comin charge of Congress Services Mail room Currency exchange Travel agent On campus Internet Off campus hotels All the food services I could sure use some help. I have the mail room person and I'm doing food but point of contacts for the rest would be great. Most of the hard work setting everything up is done, just need people to check in with folks between now and convention and be the point of contact during the convention. Thanks, Joe
Re: [NMCAVER] More ICS Volunteer Opportunities
Joe, I work as a senior network engineer for a large retailer here in Dallas, I can probably assist with your campus Internet needs. What type of skills are you looking for and what will be needed? Charles > Joe Ranzauj...@oztotl.comin charge of Congress Services > > Mail room > Currency exchange > Travel agent > On campus Internet > Off campus hotels > All the food services > > I could sure use some help. I have the mail room person and I'm doing food > but point of contacts for the rest would be great. Most of the hard work > setting everything up is done, just need people to check in with folks > between now and convention and be the point of contact during the > convention. > > Thanks, > Joe
