The Student Association for Technology Advancement (SATA) is a student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Sullivan University began it's ACM Student Chapter on October 10, 2012 with the intent of providing students an opportunity to advance their knowledge of technology topics outside of the classroom environment.
"I can unhesitatingly recommend membership to all students who are contemplating careers as developers or users of information technology." - Joel Birnbaum, Director, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories (1991-1999)
Join ACM today and give yourself the competitive edge in IT!
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To join our club, you must be a student member of ACM - that's it. Once you pay $19 for your annual student membership, forward your ID number to your campus IT professor and we will enroll you in the club. (If you need it - we are ACM chapter #102549)