I have been writing for AUGI for a long time now. Recently I served as the AUGI World AutoCAD Content Manager. That torch has been passed on to Curt Moreno, and the Kung Fu Drafter. I am now the AUGI HotNews content manager. I am looking for potential writers. You must be a member AUGI and are willing to volunteer your time to write. If you are interested please contact me and we will figure out what to do next.
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AUGI Board of Directors Nominations
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Below information kindly supplied by Bill Adams (AUGI BoD member - Vice President).
October 1st is just the beginning... of what? A fantastic and rewarding experience for any hardworking volunteer!
So what’s happening that Wednesday? Members are given yet another way to be involved with AUGI. You can do this either by nominating someone for the Board of Directors or throwing your own hat into the ring for the next term.
Being a Director requires some work, effort and carries responsibility, but it offers many rewards as well. So how do I apply, you may ask? All the details can be found on this page “AUGI Board of Directors Nominations”.
If you are considering running for the Board, keep in mind that they meet in person three times per year. In January, June and at Autodesk University near year’s end (for a combined total of about two weeks minimum). There are also monthly teleconferences to keep everyone on the same page. So, you can anticipate about 15-20 hours per month (maybe more, depending on the level of your involvement).
Nominations need to be submitted to the AUGI Nominating Committee Chair no later than 5pm EDT Tuesday, October 21, 2008.
AUGI March Hotnews is Available
Sunday, March 9, 2014
AUGIs March edition of Hotnews is out and ready to be read. I have my regular Tipniques Article, and there are several other great articles that you really need to read.
Some of them are:
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Some of them are:
Help AUGI deliver messages and create programs that are tailored to you, your industry, and the Autodesk software you use. It is time for a little housekeeping in AUGIs member data base. Heres how you can help.
Columns TIPniques columnist Brian Benton talks about the AutoCAD features you might not know (and the ones you do know but arent using fully).
The Creative Inventor, Dennis Jeffrey, offers tips on using the Construction Environment in Autodesk Inventor. But first, hell define some terms.
Does swapping hardware make you nervous? You arent alone, as Mark Kiker explains in this article.
HPs Performing Tuning Framework makes way for a new, improved support system, the Performance Advisor. Learn all about it here.
Author Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan examines the Column Grid, an easy-to-use object in AutoCAD Architecture 2010.
Check them out. These writers are really among the best Autodesk product users around and AUGI is the best source of pier to pier help anywhere in our field.
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