[Campus-gmu-staff] OpenHatch event April 12th

[Sean Luke]

A revision:

Developing Open Source In Academia

Professor Sean Luke will talk about his own experiences as an Open Source proponent and developer, both as a student and a professor, and will discuss various philosophical and legal issues in licensing, development of large systems, open source in academic study and at research, and (given time) GMU policy.


On Apr 18, 2014, at 5:40 PM, Sean Luke <sean at cs.gmu.edu> wrote:

> Guys, I've gone through my slides and have decided I do not have enough material to be useful in talking about past history and philosophy as you guys thought I should.  So if you don't mind, given the likely majority audience, I'm decided to change the title of the talk to:
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> Open Source in Academia
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> Professor Sean Luke will talk about his own experiences as an Open Source proponent and developer, both as a student and a professor, and will discuss various issues in open source in academic study and at research, particularly at GMU.
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> On Apr 14, 2014, at 11:18 AM, jrouly at masonlive.gmu.edu wrote:
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>> ​Hello Professor Luke,
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>> Thanks again for agreeing to work with us at the OpenHatch open source software event that SRCT is hosting this weekend.
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>> I wanted to briefly introduce you to Shauna Gordon-McKeon, one of the key organizers of the event from the OpenHatch side of things. She is interested in contacting you at some point this week to talk about the History & Ethics of Open Source talk you're giving this Saturday. I've given her your contact information available from your GMU CS website.
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>> We're all l​ooking forward to working with you on Saturday!
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>> All the best,
>> Michel Rouly
>> SRCT President
>> GMU CS 2015
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>> jrouly at gmu.edu
>> 571.218.7173
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