New Member Onboarding - What Next?

[Scott Sinischo]

Hi all!

I am an aspiring new member and attended my orientation last Friday.
I am extremely eager to start some projects and have some discussions with the community!

However, I have not seen any activity since I submitted my new member application and am wondering if I need to do anything else to get myself started at i3.

Should I visit again on Friday?  Or just come by any time there are members present and get myself started with introducing myself to some members and asking for trainings?

I am looking forward to more formally introducing myself when I am accepted!

- Scott S

[mike bader]

there are three stages

under new member orientation phase one has a link that has to be completed and submitted

once that is processed it may take several days

you will get email regarding logins and an invitation to the next stage

phase two will send you emails granting access where you will update your crm record and emergency info

you have to complete the phase two link

phase three you will be invited to join and attend a membership meeting which includes dues payment, a close down tour

and getting you a key

there is a slide show link you can view

mike bader

mdb...@gmail.com

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[Skaterdude]

Definitely stop by and talk to people anytime you like and introduce yourself around.  When you are signed in as a guest, you can use the space as well, but whomever signs you in just has to be there.  You can even do things like laser training before you are a member, so don't let that hold you up.  The only limitation is that there has to be an existing member to let you in and sign you in as their guest.  Tuesday and Friday nights are when you're most likely to find people at the space who might sign you in.

The "memberification" process is all volunteer, and the speed with which submissions are processed is sometimes limited by the availability of the members who do those things.

[Raiford, Jody]

Wanna learn to weld?

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[mike bader]

I am usually there the second sunday about noon, SEMCO meets there semco.org another computer group we also use zoom for that meeting.

see the semco website. I have been a member of semco since 1977

I also run a royal oak computer group and am a member of sterling heights computer group

also an amateur radio operator KB8JHC am a member of several ham radio groups.

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