On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 3:33 AM, <jason.workman(a)students.camdencc.edu> wrote:
Fedora Team,
Hello, my name is Jason Workman, I attend the Camden County College in
Blackwood New Jersey. I am currently leading an opensource movement here on
campus. With my actions I have founded a Linux Group on campus this
semester. I have also been asked to be apart of the Academic Computing
Committee Board by the Dean (I will be the first student to ever be a part
of this). I attend Divisional meetings to inform the staff of open source
software, I am also working with the help of the Dean to convert the Campus
to using Linux. This wednesday I will be interviewed on radio station 91.5
because this movement has received so much attention.
I am looking for a solid Linux Distrobution to be my official sponser.
I stand behind Fedora in all my meetings. Would Fedora consider being my
official sponsor on campus?
Hello Jason,
We have an extensive, worldwide Ambassador program whose members
spread free software, and promote Fedora. We'd love to have your help
as well -- we have several people in New Jersey and Pennsylvania that
can help you get you started.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors/CountryList#Northern_America
If you look on that list, you'll see entries for people around the USA
including your region, and I encourage you to email the people in your
region in a group. One or more of them should be able to reach out to
you, and may even be able to come speak to your group in person. I'm
sending a copy of this email to our fedora-ambassadors-list as well.
I encourage you to look at the wiki page for the Ambassadors program
to see whether you'd like to become part of our vibrant and rapidly
growing Fedora community:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors
Paul Frields
Fedora Project Leader