We will be hosting 100 students from the Governor's School for Engineering & Technology. The Governor's School is a summer enrichment program that nurtures the talents of one hundred of New Jersey's top students who are entering their senior year in high school. The students are generally in the top 2% of their high school classes. The program is focused on the fields of engineering, information technology and technology. Through courses, projects, labs, trips and other activities, students achieve a higher level of understanding of the engineering process. Some of the technology projects they will be working on this summer includes things like researching challenges associated with building New Orleans, researching development of alternative energy sources and exploring opportunities for building communities in space.

There will be 9 breakout sessions covering 9 topics. Here are the team leads & the topics they are covering:
1. Matt Flippen: Alternative Careers
2. Robin Goldfarb: You & The Participation Age - The Big Lesson You Learned in Kindergarden
3. Glenn Burnette: Information Security for the Participation Age
4. Bob Salazar: Overview of Sun Java Technology
5. Jeff Reilly: Sun Ray
6. Lynn Smith: Customer
7. Need to identify lead/team: Solaris & Galaxy
8. Christine Breeze: "A Day in the Life of a Field Service Engineer"
9. Ashish Mehta: Open Source, Open Minds
Comments:

Hi all Governor's School students, I hope you all enjoyed the day yesterday at Sun Microsystems. I hope to post my presentation & some notes by tomorrow. Did you get a chance to install StarOffice or Creator yet? What do you think? -Robin

Posted by Robin Goldfarb on July 19, 2006 at 03:14 PM EDT #

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