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

[jrouly at masonlive.gmu.edu]

I think that would be totally fine. If it turns out that there's a lot of overlap and the talk goes short, we can just expand the contributions workshop.

Michel

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From: Sean Luke <sean at cs.gmu.edu>
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2014 9:34 PM
To: Shauna Gordon-McKeon
Cc: jrouly at masonlive.gmu.edu; campus-gmu-staff at lists.openhatch.org
Subject: Re: OpenHatch event April 12th

Nah.  I doubt it'll overlap with the career panel at all: I'll be talking largely about issues I faced in developing major open source projects.  But my perspective (as a student, then a professor) is very different from those in industry, and this colored my approach.

I've got an hour's worth of material easy plus a fairly big surprise, if you want.

Sean


On Apr 18, 2014, at 7:12 PM, Shauna Gordon-McKeon <shaunagm at gmail.com> wrote:

> It seems like it might make sense to shorten this part of the event, then?  It will overlap a bit in content with the career panel, which is happening right before it.  One alternative would be to simply have Sean Luke be on the panel, which I think is a great option.  If Professor Luke would still like to make a presentation, perhaps it could be shortened to 15-30 min?
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> On Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 6:42 PM, Sean Luke <sean at cs.gmu.edu> wrote:
> A revision:
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> Developing 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 philosophical and legal issues in licensing, development of large systems, open source in academic study and at research, and (given time) GMU policy.
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> On Apr 18, 2014, at 5:40 PM, Sean Luke <sean at cs.gmu.edu> wrote:
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> > 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.
> >>
> >> 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
> >>
> >> jrouly at gmu.edu
> >> 571.218.7173
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