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MEEC provides its members with contracts to efficiently purchase IT hardware, software, and technology related services at outstanding values. Throughout the year, MEEC and its vendors provide webinars and in-person seminars on a multitude of IT topics for members. MEEC’s Member Conference & Vendor Showcase held annually in the spring, provides a terrific opportunity for members to meet MEEC’s vendors, attend educational workshops, and network. Membership to MEEC is open to public and private K-20 educational institutions, federal institutions, and public libraries in the state of Maryland.
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MEEC facilitates various events for its members. There are events for members, events hosted by vendors, and other events.
MEEC hosted events for MEEC Members
These are events hosted by our partner vendors.
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