College of Life Sciences Computer Club-is a not for profit organization that provides college students with the opportunity to learn more about the field of computers, to network with people working in the field of computers, and the opportunity to reach out to the community in ways we are needed.

Students learn to develop their communication, creativity, team building, and leadership skills through the process of developing, planning, and implanting activities that are based on their interest of computers. They will learn to interact with others both inside and outside the field of computers. Computer Cyber Club meetings are held at least once a month at 11:15 on Wednesday during the regular semester. There are no fees or dues. Activities, discussions and speakers will be related to different areas of the computer field, such as Programming, Information Systems, Computer maintenance, Networking, and Web Design, and any new technology that relates to the computer field. We will discuss what is new in these areas of interest, share tips with other members.

The Computer Cyber Club of College of life Sciences will comply with all the rules, regulations, policies, and procedures of the Tennessee Board of Regents, the college, and with all federal and state laws and regulations.