[Ccsf-campus-staff] Introducing you (our staffers) to each other

[Asheesh Laroia]

Hi everyone!

I wanted to write a quick note about each of you so you have a sense of 
who each other are! If you want to add any autobiographical information, 
open source participation, cool side projects, or any other information to 
what we know about you, just reply to the list to this mail!

Mark Holmquist is a free software activist, programmer at the Wikimedia 
Foundation, and has contributed to many free software programs, including 
Minetest, Etherpad, and OpenHatch itself!

Sang Qiu is a student at UC Berkeley, studying cognitive science with a 
focus on computational modeling.

Judy Tuan is an experienced outreach event organizer, primarily with the 
Railsbridge Open Workshops in San Francisco, a builder of many fun 
projects at hackathons including a 'reading Wikipedia over SMS' app, and 
works professionally as a Ruby on Rails developer at Blazing Cloud.

Thomas Levine is a graduate of Cornell University, interested in scraping 
the web and programming in Python, advocate for and user of open 
government data, and prolific side project creator.

Asheesh Laroia is a Python programmer, event organizer, and non-profit 
director, running OpenHatch. He also is a lover of electronic mail and a 
developer in Debian, a large community of people who build a free software 
operating system.

Larissa Shapiro builds and implements effective product management 
processes for the project at Mozilla, and has worked in product management 
at ISC, the organization that maintains one of the most widely-used parts 
of Internet infrastructure, BIND. Her work at ISC included shepherding 
Internet-wide teams to handle security issues responsively and 
responsibly.

Ben Ross is an intern at Yahoo this summer, and is an experienced 
programmer looking to learn more about open source and share his skills 
with the students who attend.

Katherine Moloney is our host at CCSF, leader of CCSF Coders, is excited 
to bring this program to campus and show students the steps beyond 'using' 
and toward 'involvement'.

Greg Boyd teaches at CCSF about Linux and UNIX system administration.

Carlo Combes... I don't really know you! Hi! Please introduce yourself. 
(-:

Shauna Gordon-McKeon is a writer, a teacher, a programmer and an 
organizer, working with very little people at Parts & Crafts and bigger 
people through OpenHatch. She'll be in the Boston area during the 
workshop, but might pop into conversations on the mailing list.

-- Asheesh.