IT-oLogy

IT-oLogy is a non profit collaboration of businesses, academic institutions and organizations dedicated to growing the IT talent pipeline and advancing the IT profession.

Promote IT

Promote IT - K-12 Initiative

It-oLogy works with K-12 schools to encourage the best and brightest young people and their parents to learn more about the IT profession. This is being done through some of the following opportunities:

Student to Professional Program
Virtual Job Shadows
Educator Field Studies
Career Fairs
Create IT Camps
Gaming Development Programs

Teach IT

Teach IT: Higher Education Initiative

In collaboration with IT-oLogy, companies work with colleges and universities on applied business research projects and experiential learning opportunities that strengthen and align classroom skills to current and future IT business needs. This is being done through the following programs:

Next Generation IT Internship Program
Career Fairs
Connecting students to real-world experience

Grow IT

Grow IT: Professional Initiative

IT-oLogy partners with IT professionals and their companies to provide innovative and life-long learning and professional development opportunities, such as:

Palmetto Open Source Conference
Institute for the Management of IT
User Groups
Professional Development opportunities through IT-oLogy partners

Learn more about The Consortium.

IT-oLogy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or disability in admission to or employment in its programs and activities.

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Testimonials
Chris WanstrathCo-Founder, GitHub
The speaker lineup at POSSCON is world-class.
Matt AsaySVP, Business Development
POSSCON turned out to be a great event. Big thanks to Jeffrey Hammond, Lee Congdon, Mark Anzani and Deb Bryant for a great AM of panel discussion
Deborah BryantOregon State University Open Source Lab
Thanks to Matt Asay for moderating our panel at POSSCON. Well worth the trip to South Carolina. Great regional event.
Bryant PattenExecutive Direcor, National Center for Open Source and Education
The synergy between developers, business people, and teachers makes POSSCON pretty unique, I haven't really seen this anywhere else.
Jon 'maddog' HallExecutive Director, Linux International
It was very nicely run and I think you did a bang-up job. You should all be proud of what you did.
Matt HudsonArt Director, Palmetto Computer Labs
This is like nothing you've ever seen before. You can look at the pictures, you can watch the videos... but just like a concert, you have to be there.
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