Alumni Program

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* Sreemati Lalgudi Seshasayee, Edinburgh 2006 -- [http://parts2.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/User:Sree] preeti.sree@gmail.com
* Sreemati Lalgudi Seshasayee, Edinburgh 2006 -- [http://parts2.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/User:Sree] preeti.sree@gmail.com
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Volunteers to participate:
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'''Volunteers to participate:'''
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'''Ideas for alumni participation:'''  
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===Alumni participation: random ideas ([[User:Vincent|Vincent]] 05:25, 9 October 2007 (EDT))===
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* Online community network (Alumni Profiles, Forum, Classifieds -jobs, projects, studies-)
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* '''Share your iGEM experience:'''
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* Organise virtual workshops for current/future iGEM members (skype + wiki):
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** Outreach: try to recruit more iGEM teams in your local region (give some presentations, advise on  how to set-up a team)
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** How to set-up an iGEM team (Funding, Academic support, Equipement, Funding) ?
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** Animate an online community network for iGEM members (Alumni Profiles, Forum, Online journal club, Classifieds -jobs, projects, studies-)
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** If I had to do it again, how would I do it ?
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** Organize virtual workshops for current/future iGEM members (doc on the wiki, youtube clips, skype conf call for example):
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** Ethical and societal issues in Synthetic Biology.
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*** ''"How to set-up an iGEM team (Funding, Academic support, Equipment, ...) ?"''
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* Alumni become online mentors for future iGEM teams (track wiki of the team(s), and organise phone conferences with them)
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*** ''"If I had to do it again, how would I do it ?"''
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* Alumni could try to recruit more teams in their local region (run some presentations)
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*** ''"Ethical and societal issues in Synthetic Biology."''
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* Alumni could form a special judging panel at the Jamboree, and select, with their own set of criterion, the most succesful team (could be done purely online for cost reasons)
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*** ...
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**  Be an online mentor for future iGEM teams (track progresses and give feedbacks on the wiki of the team(s). Organize regular phone conferences with them)  
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* Alumni could form a special judging panel at the Jamboree, with their unique prize (the 'Alumni prize'). They could select, with their own set of criteria, the most successful team (could be done purely online for cost reasons)
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* '''Keep learning:'''
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** sign-up for a [http://syntheticbiology.org/Graduate.html graduate program]
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** browse [http://openwetware.org OpenWetWare] to learn more on protocols, biology, biological engineering.
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* '''Engage with the Synthetic Biology community'''
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** be part of the [http://biobrick.org BioBrick Foundation], and help defining standards.
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** help improving the documentation on the [http://partsregistry.org Registry]
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** Contribute to [http://openwetware.org OpenWetWare] discussions
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FAQ:  
FAQ:  
Where to sign up? Sree from iGEM Edinbrugh 2006 team.  
Where to sign up? Sree from iGEM Edinbrugh 2006 team.  
Would like to volunteer in running the programme in iGEM 2007. Would be glad if you can contact me at preeti.sree@gmail.com
Would like to volunteer in running the programme in iGEM 2007. Would be glad if you can contact me at preeti.sree@gmail.com

Latest revision as of 09:25, 9 October 2007

Opportunities for experienced iGEM participants.

We are looking for people who would like to run or participate in an iGEM Alumni Program.

If you are interested, sign up below. Thank you - Randy


Volunteers to run the program:

  • Natalie Yeung, Toronto 2006. --NatalieYeung 23:35, 24 July 2007 (EDT)
  • Sreemati Lalgudi Seshasayee, Edinburgh 2006 -- [http://parts2.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/User:Sree] preeti.sree@gmail.com

Volunteers to participate:



Alumni participation: random ideas (Vincent 05:25, 9 October 2007 (EDT))

  • Share your iGEM experience:
    • Outreach: try to recruit more iGEM teams in your local region (give some presentations, advise on how to set-up a team)
    • Animate an online community network for iGEM members (Alumni Profiles, Forum, Online journal club, Classifieds -jobs, projects, studies-)
    • Organize virtual workshops for current/future iGEM members (doc on the wiki, youtube clips, skype conf call for example):
      • "How to set-up an iGEM team (Funding, Academic support, Equipment, ...) ?"
      • "If I had to do it again, how would I do it ?"
      • "Ethical and societal issues in Synthetic Biology."
      • ...
    • Be an online mentor for future iGEM teams (track progresses and give feedbacks on the wiki of the team(s). Organize regular phone conferences with them)
  • Alumni could form a special judging panel at the Jamboree, with their unique prize (the 'Alumni prize'). They could select, with their own set of criteria, the most successful team (could be done purely online for cost reasons)
  • Keep learning:
    • sign-up for a [http://syntheticbiology.org/Graduate.html graduate program]
    • browse [http://openwetware.org OpenWetWare] to learn more on protocols, biology, biological engineering.
  • Engage with the Synthetic Biology community
    • be part of the [http://biobrick.org BioBrick Foundation], and help defining standards.
    • help improving the documentation on the [http://partsregistry.org Registry]
    • Contribute to [http://openwetware.org OpenWetWare] discussions


FAQ: Where to sign up? Sree from iGEM Edinbrugh 2006 team. Would like to volunteer in running the programme in iGEM 2007. Would be glad if you can contact me at preeti.sree@gmail.com