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Resources in This Category

• Atlanta, Georgia Java User Group (AJUG)

  http://www.ajug.org/
  Includes meeting history, directions, events, and job listings.

• Indianapolis Java User Group

  http://www.indyjug.net/
  Provides discussion forum, meeting information, and directions.

• Kansas City Java User Group

  http://www.kcjava.org/
  Kansas group meeting information and mailing list signup.

• Memphis/Mid-South Java User Group

  http://www.memphisjug.org/
  Offers member and speaker lists, event registration, and blog of topics of interest.

• Nashville Java Users Group

  http://www.njug.org/
  Provides newsletter, proceedings, directions, meeting information, and group registration.

• Portland Java Users Group

  http://www.pjug.org/
  Oregon group information, includes meeting information, directions, and mailing list signup.

• Seattle Java Users Group (SeaJUG)

  http://www.nimret.org/seajug/
  Washington group information, includes meeting archives, directions, mailing list, and classifieds.

• Southeastern Michigan JUG (SEMichiganJUG)

  http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/semichiganjug/
  Includes meeting history, mailing list information, and chat.

• SpaceJUG - Huntsville Java Users Group

  http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/SpaceJUG/
  Alabama; offers electronic forum for group.

• St. Louis Java User's Group

  http://www.ociweb.com/javasig/
  Meeting agenda, map, mailing list, and schedule.

• Utah Java User Group (UJUG)

  http://www.ujug.org/
  Includes meeting history, mailing list information, directions, and mentoring opportunities.

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