Moongoons media coverage - Postmarks + Apps course

[Lawrence Angrave]

Hi!

1. The postmarks article has been published. A printed copy goes out to ~40,000 parents of undergrads or potential undergrads.
- Liz rewrote my original article to give it a more independent feel. That's fine with me. Flew 0g!
http://news.illinois.edu/postmarks/fall_2013/nasa.html
http://news.illinois.edu/postmarks/fall_2013/Fall2013_color.pdf

Suggest you get a printed copy and bring it along with you to interviews.

2. I'm including my original article as an example news app in the� the Android Apps 101 Coursera Course -

https://www.coursera.org/course/androidapps101

The course will go live in December.
There will be about 100,000 students who read it! See the attached screenshot of the app.

3. Also, there may be an article in the CS Alumni magazine too.

Best,
Lawrence.




-------- Original Message --------

Subject:	Re: Publicity for Lawrence's 0g NASA experience
Date:	Fri, 1 Nov 2013 14:30:06 -0500
From:	Nelson, Michelle Renee <nels...@illinois.edu>
To:	Angrave, Lawrence Christopher <ang...@illinois.edu>

Nice!!

From: Lawrence Angrave <ang...@illinois.edu>
Reply-To: "Angrave, Lawrence Christopher" <ang...@illinois.edu>
Date: Friday, November 1, 2013 2:04 PM
To: "nels...@uiuc.edu" <nels...@uiuc.edu>, David Angrave <ang...@madasafish.com>
Subject: Publicity for Lawrence's 0g NASA experience

FYI

Lawrence Angrave�s summer NASA mentoring experience has been featured in the Fall issue of Postmarks (just out), the print publication that goes out to the parents of undergraduates.�
Also online here: http://news.illinois.edu/postmarks/fall_2013/nasa.html and http://news.illinois.edu/postmarks/fall_2013/Fall2013_color.pdf

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[Danylo Hirnyj]

Hey Lawrence,

The article looks good! Thanks again for everything. I was wondering if it would be possible to send 

out the finished article to let's say the Chicago Suntimes/Tribune as well as any other local 

newspapers from the hometowns of our team. I am not that familiar with the process.

By the way I'm looking forward to the Android programming course on Coursera ;)

Best,

Dan