What is the OKC PC Users Group?

The OKC PC Users Group is an organization of individual personal computer users formed for the educational purpose of learning about personal computer technology. Members help each other learn more about personal computers. The OKCPCUG is a not for profit corporation incorporated within the State of Oklahoma and has been approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization with an educational purpose.

What are the activities of the OKC PC Users Group?

The OKC PC Users Group has many types of activites. These activities include a monthly general session meeting. special interest groups, seminars, and special events.

Where are the meetings of the OKC PC Users Group?

The OKC PC Users Group meets on the third Thursday of each month at the Kirkpatrick Auditorium which is located at 2100 N.E. 52nd Street in Oklahoma City. Most of the other activities occur at the Resource Center which is located at 2800 N.W. 36th Street in Oklahoma City. [MAP]

Why join the OKC PC Users Group?

If you own, use, or are in the process of acquiring a personal computer, you will find the OKC PC Users Group to be a valuable resource. All platforms are welcome at any meeting. However, the software presentations and special interest groups are predominantly DOS, Windows, and NT applications.

Benefits

What does it cost to join the OKC PC Users Group?

Annual dues are $30 for regular members, $25 for senior members, $20 for students, and $20 for nonresidents.

How do I join the OKC PC Users Group?

You can join the OKC PC Users Group by mailing in a membership application from the MONITOR, which is the monthly newspaper for the Users Group and which is widely available in the Oklahoma City area. Or, come to a monthly meeting at the Kirkpatrick Auditorium and join the Users Group before the meeting.


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