Hei Landon,
yes I can be/want to be a mentor.
However, there is small(?) issue: I plan to travel in August through
Canada (the whole month) - so I am not sure yet how I would handle the
submission of the final evaluation forms by mid of August. I could
prepare them but then there is the issue of submission ... oh I have an
idea:.. I could subscribe with the openjumpmails-{at}-gmail email
account from google that is currently used to backup all email traffic,
and then somebody could send it for me from there in case I am
traveling. Would that work for you?
stefan
Sunburned Surveyor schrieb:
> I put up an idea list for the 2009 Google Summer of Code here:
>
> http://openjump.org/wiki/show/Google+Summer+Of+Code+Ideas+List
>
> Stefan added several good ideas of his own. Please review the list and
> feel free to add items to the list if you don't see something there
> that should be.
>
> I'll be working to help administer the Google Summer of Code effort at
> the OSGeo again this year (if the OSGeo gets accepted as a summer of
> code project). I will also make time to mentor a single student for
> OpenJUMP/deegree/Geotools if we can find one.
>
> I'm thinking Stefan would likely be a mentor as well, and he could
> handle students in German. :] But we'd need to check with him. :]
>
> So, add an idea to our list if you want, and let us know if you have a
> student that would like to work on OpenJUMP this summer. There will be
> a $4,500 stipend for the student, and I would be willing to write a
> letter of reference.
>
> The Sunburned Surveyor
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