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Welcome, We're OSUM (Awe-some)
Welcome to our Open Source Meetup. Join Now
Have you longed to learn more about open source software and help build your computer science experience? Great! You've stumbled upon the home of the Open Source University Meetup at the University of Iowa. We are a student group at the University of Iowa, dedicated to promoting the advancement, implementation, development, and awareness of Open Source software at the University of Iowa. We focus around open source projects such as OpenSolaris, the Java programming language, Ruby on Rails and Sun's Virtual Box, among numerous others.
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By Ryan L. Kopf
- April 16, 2009
Our April 15th OSUM meeting helped our officers plan future OSUM meetings and understand how we can be a better organization. As a group we talked about how to improve open-source use on our campus, a
By Ryan Kopf
- March 13, 2009
The most recent meeting of our OSUM was held on March 11th, 2009, focusing on a demonstration of Ruby on Rails using the Netbeans IDE. Discussion included the election of a few new officers of the org
By Ryan Kopf
- February 15, 2009
We held our third OSUM meeting of the year on February 14th, 2009. Unfortunately, due to the combination of new snow, a drastic drop in temperature, and the holiday, attendance was not very high. Stil
By Ryan Kopf
- February 11, 2009
Join us February 14th at 11am in 3 MLH for our next OSUM meeting!
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Vice President
Michael Vitale
President
Ryan L. Kopf
Treasurer
Sachet Chitrakar
Secretary
Ashlee Wilson
Minister
Derek Henscheid
Procurement
Travers Buda

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