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TWU SOM's insight:
ANNOUNCEMENT: STAR is a campus resource that can help resolve computer issues at absolutely no cost. Hartman clarified its purpose: “Essentially what it is, is student technicians that perform repairs, both software and hardware, on other students’ computers.” Read More about it here http://bit.ly/24z02jG For questions or to walk-in with an issue visit the Multipurpose Classroom and Laboratory Building, email star@twu.edu, or dial (940)-898-4040.Image may be NSFW.
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STAR program can handle more computer work Emily Nickles, Editor-in-Chief Enter MCL Room 221. Immediately apparent is the size and outdatedness of the space. White brick walls, tacky industrial flooring and ceiling-to-floor dividers house the STAR program, a technology based service for students, whose space seems as glitchy as the issues they deal with. Tucked even further back, in an office with no windows, is where Coordinator of Lab Technicians,...
TWU SOM's insight:
ANNOUNCEMENT: STAR is a campus resource that can help resolve computer issues at absolutely no cost. Hartman clarified its purpose: “Essentially what it is, is student technicians that perform repairs, both software and hardware, on other students’ computers.” Read More about it here http://bit.ly/24z02jG For questions or to walk-in with an issue visit the Multipurpose Classroom and Laboratory Building, email star@twu.edu, or dial (940)-898-4040.Image may be NSFW.
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