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News 12 • 16 • 2016 2 On May 28, 2016 the Millard South family welcomed tech guy Dylan Chrislip. Chrislip grew up in Fremont and then attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. Before getting a degree, he transferred to the Univer- sity of South Florida where some of his family lived. When in Florida, Chrislip wanted to be a professional golfer at a clubhouse. He was in the PGA profes- sional golf management university program at both colleges but along the way decided that his desired career changed. Instead of finishing school, Chrislip decided to go right into the workforce. Without a degree in his field, he had to learn on the job and teach himself. He worked at a computer repair shop which he intended to use as a step- ping stone to a career in computer science. Once he heard there was an opening at Millard South, he jumped at the opportunity. “I can see myself having a full career here,” Chrislip said. Chrislip is a tech special- ist and repairs hardware. His favorite part about his job is sharing his knowledge of hardware with students and staff. In Chrislip’s free time, he enjoys to play video games. “I’m a true nerd at heart,” Chrislip said. “My favorite game is World of War- craſt,” He actually met his wife through the game. She lived in California and he lived in Florida. ey met in the middle and moved back to Fremont. Even though he and his wife just recently had a baby and free time is on short supply, he still finds time to play. New tech facilitator guy is a hole in one Jessica Malashock Distribution Manager “ ” I can see myself having a full career here, –Dylan Chrislip Technology Facilitator Technology facilitator Dylan Crislip replaces a motherboard for a desktop computer from the lab in the library. Most of the desktop machines will be leaving after the 1:1 deployment. Photo by Maddie Rynes Technology facilitator Dylan Chrislip The circle of laptops Class of 2017 gives laptops to class of 2022 (currently 7th grad- ers) Class of 2022 gets a new laptop as a freshman. their laptop when leaving MS Class of 2018 gives laptop to class of 2024 (currently 5th graders) Class of 2022 gives class of 2023 (cur- rently 6th graders) Class of 2020 has the op- tion to buy their laptops Art by AJ Bierwith. All high school students get a new laptop
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News12 • 16 • 2016
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On May 28, 2016 the Millard South family welcomed tech guy Dylan Chrislip. Chrislip grew up in Fremont and then attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. Before getting a degree, he transferred to the Univer-sity of South Florida where some of his family lived. When in Florida, Chrislip wanted to be a professional golfer at a clubhouse. He was in the PGA profes-sional golf management university program at both colleges but along the way decided that his desired career changed. Instead of finishing school, Chrislip decided to go right into the workforce. Without a degree in his field, he had to learn on the job and teach himself. He worked at a computer repair shop which he intended to use as a step-
ping stone to a career in computer science. Once he heard there was an opening at Millard South, he jumped at the opportunity. “I can see myself having a full career here,” Chrislip said. Chrislip is a tech special-ist and repairs hardware. His favorite part about his job is sharing his knowledge of hardware with students and staff. In Chrislip’s free time, he enjoys to play video games. “I’m a true nerd at heart,” Chrislip said. “My favorite game is World of War-
craft,” He actually met his wife through the game. She lived in California and he lived in Florida. They met in the middle and moved back to Fremont. Even though he and his wife just recently had a baby and free time is on short supply, he still finds time to play.
New tech facilitator guy is a hole in one Jessica MalashockDistribution Manager
“ ”I can see myself having a full career here,
–Dylan ChrislipTechnology Facilitator
Technology facilitator Dylan Crislip replaces a motherboard for a desktop computer from the lab in the library. Most of the desktop machines will be leaving after the 1:1 deployment. Photo by Maddie Rynes
Technology facilitator Dylan Chrislip
The circle of laptops
Class of 2017 gives laptops to class of 2022 (currently 7th grad-ers)
Class of 2022 gets a new laptop as a freshman.
their laptop when leaving MSClass of 2018 gives
laptop to class of 2024 (currently 5th graders)
Class of 2022 gives class of 2023 (cur-rently 6th graders)
Class of 2020 has the op-tion to buy their laptops
Art by AJ Bierwith.
All high school students get a new laptop
