The St Joseph’s Computer Club is a student organization that provides an environment for college students interested in computers science to get together.
The Saint Joseph’s Computer Club is a student organization that provides a creative and safe learning environment where college students interested in computers and technology come together to explore their own ideas. The club will plan and organize projects and activities, outside the classroom, with the purpose of enhancing technical skills and knowledge. It is designed to create an environment
SJC² is proud of our seniors and thankful for their contributions all semester long. Our seniors have worked tirelessly throughout the year and deserve appreciation 🎉 🎓 Good luck with your future endeavors, and please know that SJC² is and will always be proud of all of you. Congratulations to the Class of 2020!!! 💛💙🐻
We are excited to announce the SJC² E-board for the 2020-2021 academic year! Congratulations to the new E-board members!!🎉🎉
04/06/2020
The SJC² e-board would like to express our gratitude to everyone combatting the challenges of this difficult time. Every effort strengthens the importance of community and reinforces that together we can get through this difficult time. Our hearts go out to those affected, and we pray that they find the strength to overcome this.💙 and !
05/03/2018
Hello Everyone, please join us today to celebrate our 3rd year Anniversary as a club at 1:00pm - McEntegart Hall, Room 203
SJC Senior, Michael Galke, will be speaking about his unconventional journey through his IT career.
04/17/2018
Google 2.0!
04/10/2018
A trip to Google! Sign Up Fast!😃
04/19/2017
11/11/2016
The SJC-Squared (SJC2) Computer Club's next event is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 21 in the Student Lounge in Tuohy Hall, at 1pm (common hour)
Our guest speaker for this event is Jim Collins, Director of Photography at NBC News.
After graduating from Loyola high school right here in NYC, Jim attended Pace University, receiving a BS in Art.
At age 27 Jim joined the Navy, requesting and receiving as a condition of his enlistment, the guaranteed rating (Occupational Specialty) of Photographer's Mate. Of particular interest here was the timing; in 1992, the technology of photography was transitioning from analogue (film), to digital. While Jim logged his share of hours in darkrooms, the use of computers became integral to his field. Likewise, another brand-new technological development at the time—the Internet— was likewise a vital aspect of this new technology, and Jim was certainly a pioneer of both.
His body of work both during his Naval service and since his return to civilian life is remarkable. Among other Photo-Mates in his unit, Jim was chosen to be one of just a few people in a room (in addition to the Secret Service) to photograph President Bill Clinton while he toured the Aircraft Carrier - USS Theodore Roosevelt, among a consortium of other additions to his portfolio.
Since his return to civilian life, among the occupational titles Jim has held are National Photo Editor for the Associated Press (AP). After globetrotting with the AP for almost a decade, Jim accepted a position as Director of Photography at NBC News.
Jim hails not far from our St. Joseph's College campus right here in Brooklyn. Upon awakening to the news of the events of the day on September 11, 2001—Jim instinctually grabbed his camera and began shooting the site of the World Trade Center, just as the south tower began to collapse. This series of images was published in The Washington Post and in syndication in several other publications.
The SJC-Squared (SJC2) Computer Club is excited to welcome Jim to our Brooklyn campus on Monday, November 21 at Common Hour. We hope you can join us!
Regards,
Mike Galke
President, SJC-Squared (SJC2) Computer Club
11/11/2016
The SJC-Squared (SJC2) Computer Club's next event is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 21 in the Student Lounge in Tuohy Hall, at 1pm (common hour)
Our guest speaker for this event is Jim Collins, Director of Photography at NBC News.
After graduating from Loyola high school right here in NYC, Jim attended Pace University, receiving a BS in Art.
At age 27 Jim joined the Navy, requesting and receiving as a condition of his enlistment, the guaranteed rating (Occupational Specialty) of Photographer's Mate. Of particular interest here was the timing; in 1992, the technology of photography was transitioning from analogue (film), to digital. While Jim logged his share of hours in darkrooms, the use of computers became integral to his field. Likewise, another brand-new technological development at the time—the Internet— was likewise a vital aspect of this new technology, and Jim was certainly a pioneer of both.
His body of work both during his Naval service and since his return to civilian life is remarkable. Among other Photo-Mates in his unit, Jim was chosen to be one of just a few people in a room (in addition to the Secret Service) to photograph President Bill Clinton while he toured the Aircraft Carrier - USS Theodore Roosevelt, among a consortium of other additions to his portfolio.
Since his return to civilian life, among the occupational titles Jim has held are National Photo Editor for the Associated Press (AP). After globetrotting with the AP for almost a decade, Jim accepted a position as Director of Photography at NBC News.
Jim hails not far from our St. Joseph's College campus right here in Brooklyn. Upon awakening to the news of the events of the day on September 11, 2001—Jim instinctually grabbed his camera and began shooting the site of the World Trade Center, just as the south tower began to collapse. This series of images was published in The Washington Post and in syndication in several other publications.
The SJC-Squared (SJC2) Computer Club is excited to welcome Jim to our Brooklyn campus on Monday, November 21 at Common Hour. We hope you can join us!
Regards,
Mike Galke
President, SJC-Squared (SJC2) Computer Club