Note:
- You might also look at information for potential board members
- Most resumes are in .doc format, because both free and unfree tools can read it.
Peter Bull <pbull@purplepaste.com> (2007-2009) (resume)
- The Community Software Lab was a big part of why I moved to Lowell
- I think the CSL provides valuable technology services
- As a VISTA I formed good relationships with CSL board and staff
Charllote Crockford <charlotte@ltc.org> (2006-2008) (Resume)
- My knowledge of what has been accomplished at the lab
- The UTEC database
- I look forward to a lot more from a delightful dynamic group
- It would be an honor for me to contribute in any small way
Joshua Harding <jharding@cs.uml.edu> (2005-2007) (Resume)
- The opportunity to contribute to an organization whose goals and activities strike me as exciting and particularly worthwhile.
- Stay in touch with, and contribute to, the vision which defines and directs these activities.
- The Community Software Lab is an organization that I hope to forge a long-standing relationship with, and being a member of the board of directors seems an excellent way to achieve this.
Jim Grenier <jgrenier@thoughtsonsales.org> (2008-2010) (Resume)
- I believe in the work currently being done by the CSL and MVHUB, and would like to help support that work.
- I believe that the plan to build a sustainable organization through a solid business plan and seeking new sources of funding is a responsible and worthy goal.
- I would like to lend my experience to those endeavors in a more formalized role.
- I would like to use this as an opportunity to give something back to the greater community in which we live.
Kristina Ickes <kickes@prospeed.net> (2006-2008) (Resume)
- Honored to be asked
- Belief that software should be readily accessible and not create hurdles
- Belief that reasonable income should be generated by sharing resources
- Understanding that there is a need in the community
- Hope that there are resources to be tapped to help fill the community needs
George Joseph <George_Joseph@uml.edu> (2007-2009) (Resume)
- The mission of CSL is something I believe in
- I hope to learn more about the community and non-profits in the area
- I would be glad to contribute my knowledge and skills where applicable
Fred Martin <fredm@cs.uml.edu> (2005-2007) (Resume)
- I believe it its mission of providing low-cost or free computational services to regional non-profit organizations that are doing worthwhile work.
- I am also interested in thinking through how the CSL might provide service learning opportunities to UML students, and act as a model for others to emulate in this regard.
Muriel Parsenghian <mparseghian&majilite.com> (2007-2009) (Resume)
- I think I could provide a different voice to the Board.
- I am interested in helping my community.
- I do have the time and energy to devote to the Board.
John Wooding <john_wooding¨.edu> (2007-2009) (Resume)
- CSL manages to marry the possibilities inherent in new technologies to a deep commitment to democratic input and community participation.
- I hope to help CSL with their relationship with the university and to other institutions in the city.
Karen Zgoda <karen@karenzgoda.org> (2006-2008) (Resume)
- I'm honored to be asked
- I'm a happy customer/client of CSL services and I tell folks about the CSL all the time
- I want to contribute to advancing the mission of the CSL as I appreciate the need for this program
- It is important for me to be connected to community organizations to better understand community needs and to contribute to and conduct research on behalf of the greater Boston community