WHY COME?
1. Costume contest
2. Only $5 entry
3. Over $500 in prizes
4. First sign-ups receive a SparkFun Mini-Inventor's Kit ($50 value)
5. Free food and candy
6. Learn about coding in a safe environment in a Halloween theme nightNEED TO KNOW:
NOTICE: Parental Consent Forms Are
Due At the Door. Will be issued after registering.
1. Event starts 8:00 PM Saturday, November 4th at 8:00 PM and ends November 5th at 9:00 AM. Door closes at 9:10 PM sharp.
2. Ages 10 - 18. If you have technical capabilities, we invite you to share your skills.
3. Bring a laptop and charger. If you need to borrow a laptop for the event, we have a limited amount to share. We want all to be able to participate :-).
4. Some students also like to bring a sleeping bag, pillow, power strip, and toiletries. If you need a laptop, let us know and we'll provide!
5. Please do not bring firearms or other weapons, alcohol, illegal drugs, or animals.
6. Halloween Half Hack is only $5. We will provide all the meals, snacks, fruit and even a place to crash when you need a break.
7. PRIZES? YES, you will get prizes, candy, YES.
CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR PARENT CONSENT FORM
PLEASE HELP US THANK OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS from 2016!
A lot of events happen in the community that are enriching and inspiring the lives of youth. These events are not possible with out sponsors. Please join us in showing our appreciation for the below sponsors.
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SparkFun is an online retail store that sells the bits and pieces to make your electronics projects possible.
TAMUHack is a student run organization that attends and hosts hackathons. If you only go to one event this year, make it a hackathon. This October TAMUHack is hosting a 24-hour engineering challenge where designers, software developers and hardware engineers create something new and different.
One of the many unique aspects of website design at Centennial Arts is our website design consultation process. Whether you have a current website design or are curious about a future website design, before you even sign up for a website with us, we will sit down with you and go over your business, your websites needs and website goals for the Internet and your website design and pre-existing marketing scheme.
The Texas 4-H Technology Team is a group of youth and adults that strive to promote the use of computers and technology in the 4-H program. Formed in 2004, the team now consist of approximately 18 youth and adults in a very unique youth-adult partnership which creates great synergy to create educational programs for the both the team members and other youth and adults in the 4-H program.
TexAgs is an independent Texas A&M University fan website. It features articles, chat, forums, and recruiting information about Texas A&M sports.
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TEAM
We are here to spread learning, encourage sharing of knowledge, and more importantly increase your curiosity about technology!
If you'd like to join us, contact Andrew at andrewamaly@gmail.com .
Nicolas A. Botello Jr
Student at Texas A&M University, Computer Science Major
Chris Kocmoud
Consultant, Computer Graphics, Information Science, Software Engineering
Alfred Hannah
Consultant, Founder of Centennial Arts
Andrew Maly
Event Coordinator, Life-Long Learner
Reynaldo Uresti
Event Coordinator, Texas A&M University, Computer Engineering
