[Minsk-pm] Fwd: [pm_groups] Summer of Code 2009 - engaging with students

[Nikolai Sevostjanov]

Одно из условий быть студентом. В этом и фишка данного мероприятия.

Yuri Pac пишет:
> Разве обязательно быть студентом? Можно просто иметь свободное время.
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> On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 11:40, Nikolai Sevostjanov
> <nikolai.sevostjanov на gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Да, есть. Только половину лета я собирался провести в азии, изучая их
>> алкогольные напитки.
>>
>> Andrei Protasovitski пишет:
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>>> Студенты есть?
>>>
>>>
>>> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>>> From: Eric Wilhelm <scratchcomputing на gmail.com>
>>> Date: 2009/1/9
>>> Subject: [pm_groups] Summer of Code 2009 - engaging with students
>>> To: pm_groups на pm.org
>>> Копия: tpf-steering на perl.org, directors на lists.parrot.org
>>>
>>>
>>> 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
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