Tom E. Turner

Current

Volunteer at Port Washington Twin Pines

Past

Volunteer at Free Software Foundation Project GNU at MIT AI/LCS
MIT Sloan Technology Services support staff at MIT Sloan School of Management
Microsoft software support at Stream International

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Education

Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Sloan School of Management
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Stuyvesant

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Connections

37 connections

Industry

Information Technology and Services

Websites

My Website

Tom E. Turner’s Summary

In 1975 I was admitted to MIT and moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts. I remained in the Boston-area for more than 30 years, providing mostly hardware and software support, programming and teaching assistance at Harvard, MIT, and other organizations. As a volunteer I helped the public access tv and free + open source software communities . Recently I have been spending more time in Port Washington, NY to help reorganize the Twin Pines Food Cooperative & Charitable Thrift.

Tom E. Turner’s Specialties:

open source systems, applications and web support

Tom E. Turner’s Experience

Volunteer

Port Washington Twin Pines

(Non-Profit; 1-10 employees; Non-Profit Organization Management industry)

March 2005 — Present (4 years 5 months)

Fundraising, sales, office+web work, deliveries, recycling, repairs, reuse, and maintenance.

Tom E. Turner’s Education

Harvard University

Teaching Fellow and Research Staff Programmer , AI Expert Systems, Knowledge-based Management Systems, Data Communications and Networks , 1987 — 1990

HMS + B&WH medical imaging and angiogram analysis systems migration.
HMS + BIH Rosenberg Labs, assay data acquisition systems setup.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Sloan School of Management

information systems and technologies 1983 — 1984

1/84 to 6/84 MIT I/S (now IS&T)
Help Desk phone, online, and onsite support:
Honeywell Multics, IBM VM CMS and DEC VAX VMS.

Activities and Societies:

MIT E-club, 1999-2003
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

math, science, brain+cog 1975 — 1977

9/75-6/77 MIT Undergraduate
Bio, chem, phys, calc, brain+cog

9/80-6/80 MIT Lowell Institute School
TA: Introduction to Computers

1/81-6/81 MIT Educational Studies Program
Volunteer Instructor: Intro PC

Activities and Societies:

Sailing, political science internship , brain+cog undergraduate research opportunities (UROP), Kappa Sigma Gamma Pi
Stuyvesant

H.S. Diploma , Math & Science , 1973 — 1975