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Our Mission: To facilitate communication among computer user groups, the community, and the technology industry. The genesis of APCUG came from a series of meetings between representatives from various user groups around the country. Whenever user group officers and directors met, there were continual discussions about the need to improve communications between the groups and to share information such as newsletters, strategies, ideas, etc. As a first step, the presidents from three user groups -- Boston Computer Society, Capital PC User Group, and Houston Area League of PC Users -- organized the First Annual User Group Summit meeting at the 1986 Fall Comdex. As a result of the feedback from that first Summit meeting and subsequent meetings among user group representatives, the leaders of 15 user groups met in Seattle in October, 1987, and proposed the formation of an association for the purpose of fostering communication among and between user groups. That proposal was presented before 130 representatives from 50 user groups at the Second Annual User Group Summit Meeting in November, 1987, and was unanimously approved. The concept and operation of APCUG remains true to original intent of those first meetings. Our purpose and reason for being is promotion and assistance to User Groups worldwide. Meet the APCUG Management Team History of APCUG Elected Positions

The Bowling Green Area Microcomputer User Group is a dedicated gathering of local computer users who enjoy learning about their systems and teaching others about these wonderful tools that can transform our lives. The club is a non-profit corporation that exists to serve the communities of South Central Kentucky providing a supportive atmosphere for learning about computers. This page gives information regarding our history, governing body, and club charter.