>Ask if they would be interested in you speaking to their class or giving a presentation on-campus.
Если кто-то готов сделать какой-то вводный курс или доклад про перл/вебтехнологии вообще для студентов факультета Бизнес-информатики ГУ-ВШЭ (а также для студентов других вузов типа бауманки/миэма/мфти/мифи/etc, которых мы тоже можем привлечь) — то мы, Бизнес в стиле .RU, готовы взять на себя организацию этого мероприятия. Послать студентов на SOC — это же ого-го как здорово и полезно. Ау? On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Andrew Shitov <[email protected]> wrote: > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Eric Wilhelm <[email protected]> > Date: 2009/1/9 > Subject: [pm_groups] Summer of Code 2009 - engaging with students > To: [email protected] > > > Hi everybody, > > It's very cold here. Time to start thinking about summer! > > The student proposals for Google's Summer of Code will be due in a > couple short months and Google has just given word that the program > will indeed be on again this year. > > For 2008, we had a great turnout of willing and able mentors, but only > about 16 student applications. This implies that we need to try to > reach more students and encourage them to apply for summer of code this > year. > > We'll probably start to see more information from Google about SOC 2009 > within a month or so. For now: > > http://tinyurl.com/9r55v3 > > Last year taught us that the returning organizations which started early > were more successful in recruiting students. While we can't say for > sure that Perl/Parrot will be accepted as mentor organizations, we'll > get a very late start if we wait. If it (knock on wood) doesn't > happen, the Perl community will still benefit from efforts to connect > with more students. > > The following are just a few ideas of what your local Perl Mongers group > could do to help. Please forward this to your mailing list or discuss > it at your next meeting. > > Find out if your local university has Perl in the curriculum. If so, > get in touch with the professors and let them know about your local > Perl Mongers group. Ask if they would be interested in you speaking to > their class or giving a presentation on-campus. > > If the computer science department doesn't seem interested in Perl, you > might find users (or potential users) in other departments. Think > about all of the niche data-crunching for which Perl gets used. Find > grad students who might be doing that - whatever their major might be. > > Are any members of your group recently graduated? If so, the contacts > they still have might be a great place to start, especially in non-cs > disciplines. Even in very specialized applications, the chances are > that the Perl community contains a mentor with a related background. > > Finally, I would be interested in hearing from any Perl Mongers groups > which have been involved with on-campus activities or are meeting on > campus. Please send me mail about what you are doing, or even write > about it on use.perl. > > Thanks, > Eric > -- > Request pm.org Technical Support via [email protected] > > pm_groups mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/pm_groups > > -- > Andrew Shitov > ______________________________________________________________________ > [email protected] | http://shitov.ru > -- > Moscow.pm mailing list > [email protected] | http://moscow.pm.org > -- С уважением, Федин Пётр Сергеевич тел. +7 926 335-51-30 mailto:[email protected] ICQ UIN: 192054495
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