[Campus-princeton-staff] Thanks for coming to Open Source Comes to Campus!

[Open Source Princeton]

Hi everyone,

In addition, here are the notes from
earlier<https://code.stypi.com/rebnqca5>with the mentor projects, the
schedule <https://openhatch.org/wiki/Princeton_schedule>, and a list of books
on open-source <https://openhatch.org/wiki/Books_on_Open_Source>.

We'd also like to thank our amazing e-board members for helping us make
this happen!

OpenHatch coordinators: Shauna Gordon-McKeon, Asheesh Laroia

Event chairs: Valerie Morin, Dorothy Chen
Corporate outreach chair: Annie Chu
Publicity chair: Colleen Carroll
Mentorship chair: Evelyn Ding
Tech chair: Diana Liao

If you have any questions about Hacker School, feel free to ask me, Sumana,
Alex, David, Omar, or Katerina.

Best,
Katherine


On Thu, Nov 28, 2013 at 12:41 AM, Open Source at Princeton <
opensourceprinceton at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi everyone!
>
> Thank you so much for coming to the workshop on Sunday!  It was a
> pleasure to meet all of you who made it. We’d really appreciate if you can
> let us know how you liked the event by filling out a quick survey at
> http://bit.ly/oh-exit-survey.
>
> For those who couldn’t come, check out our What You Missed<https://openhatch.org/wiki/What_You_Missed>page to see some of what we covered.  (It’s a work in progress, so don’t
> worry if you get lost - feel free to email opensourceprinceton at gmail.com or
> hello at openhatch.org for clarification!)
>
>
> *Want to continue contributing to open source?  *We’d love to have you
> join our long-term initiative to contribute to OpenMRS<http://openmrs.org/>,
> the world's leading open source platform for electronic medical records that
> ’s improving health-care delivery in the developing world.  We have a
> wonderful partnership with ThoughtWorks <http://www.thoughtworks.com/> to
> mentor us as we contribute.  If you’re not already in the initiative, you
> can join by filling out the workshop survey <http://bit.ly/oh-exit-survey> or
> replying to this email.  We’ll have a meeting about the initiative in
> early December (details to come).  We’ll also be holding hack sessions
> where we’ll get together to code on any project and build a strong open
> source community on campus, so stay tuned for that!
>
>
> Here are links to some of the opportunities we talked about at the event:
>
>    -
>
>    Google Summer of Code <https://developers.google.com/open-source/soc/>:
>    a chance for students to get paid to spend the summer contributing code to
>    an open source project.  The application deadline isn’t until early May but
>    you should find a project to start contributing to now if you want to be
>    competitive.
>    -
>
>    GNOME Outreach Program for Women<https://wiki.gnome.org/OutreachProgramForWomen>:
>    a chance for women (both students and non-students) to get paid to make
>    many different kinds of contributions to open source projects.  The program
>    runs year round.
>    -
>
>    Hacker School <https://www.hackerschool.com/>: a free, full-time,
>    immersive school in New York where you’ll become a better programmer by
>    working on an open source project. The school runs fall, summer, and winter
>    sessions. The deadline to apply to the Winter 2014 session is December 14.
>    -
>
>    There are other internships you can apply for!  For instance, a great
>    organization is the Center for Open Science - if you look at their
>    jobs page <http://centerforopenscience.org/jobs/>, you can see that
>    they’re looking for developer interns to help them build open source
>    software which supports open science research.  There are likely
>    opportunities in whatever areas interest you.
>
>  Here are the emails of our wonderful mentors, so you can keep in touch:
>
>    -
>
>    Sumana Harihareswara - sumanah at panix.com
>    -
>
>    Alex Clare - alexander.clare at gmail.com
>    -
>
>    Alec Story - astory at google.com
>    -
>
>    David Branner - brannerchinese at gmail.com
>    -
>
>    Katerina Barone-Adesi - katerinab at gmail.com
>    -
>
>    Omar Rizwan - omar.rizwan at gmail.com
>    -
>
>    Jeremy Baron - jeremy at tuxmachine.com
>
>
> From OpenHatch: Don’t forget, you can always join us at #openhatch on IRC,
> or email us at hello at openhatch.org. You’ve all been added to OpenHatch's
> alumni list, a very low traffic list (about one mailing a month) where we
> keep you up to date on opportunities and events happening in your area.  If
> you want to be taken off, just let us know. We’re also planning to start
> hosting an “OpenHatch alums” monthly meetup on IRC - the details of which
> will be announced on the alumni mailing list soon.
>
> Thanks again for making the event such a success! I hope you have a
> wonderful Thanksgiving break!
>
> Best,
> Lisha
>
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://lists.openhatch.org/pipermail/campus-princeton-staff/attachments/20131128/ba55f8fd/attachment.html>