Becoming a CSL Board Member

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Most resumes are in .doc format, because both free and unfree tools can read it.
Board terms start and end at the february meeting

Andy Jacobson <andy@brewdawakening.com> (2010-2012) (1st term) (Resume)

I like the mission and goal of CSL.
Watching Dan work tirelessly at running and improving the organization with the resources he has amazed me.
As a business owner I feel that I can bring some expertise from the lessons I learned over the past years while also learning new things.

Eric Sack <massmediamany@gmail.com> (2010-2012) (1st term) (Resume)

I feel that the CSL and LTC share a common history and I'd like so see these organizations work together in the future.
I also think that LTC and the CSL face some of the same challenges which technologically-centric non-profits tend to suffer from
I'm good with leveraging scant resources and pulling off incredible feats, I think the CSL would benefit from this.

Fred Martin <fredm@cs.uml.edu> (2005-2011) (final term) (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.

Jim Grenier <jgrenier@thoughtsonsales.org> (2008-2012) (2nd term) (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.

Muriel Parsenghian<mparseghian@majilite.com> (2007-2011) (2nd term) (Resume)