> i'm on both facebook and orkut.
> BSc. Physics, PGDP in print media, MA in Creative writing, 1st year
> student PhD in media studies
> I'd be a good contact for anyone interested in journalism or fiction /
> non-fiction.
>
> best,
> vijay
>
> On Jan 20, 10:27 pm, Ankit Chandra <
anksphenome...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
>
> > I've been reading all the mails till now, wondering how could I jump in to
> > this while I am in the US and voila! here comes my chance to contribute.
>
> > My Background:
>
> > MsBA in Technology Management from UIUC.
> > email :
achan...@uiuc.edu
> > currently working for a software product company... Have extensive
> > experience in Web technologies...
>
> > Lemme know how can i be used.
>
> > Ankit
>
> > On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 11:18 PM, Manasi Bhate <
manasi.bh...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> > > Hi all,
>
> > > A bunch of us met in New York in early January and one of the ideas
> > > that transpired was to form some sort of an online mentoring network.
>
> > > The idea: We have a fairly eclectic group of individuals in this
> > > group. A lot of us live/work abroad and only go back to India for
> > > brief stints of time which are often ridden with lots of other
> > > activities. However, while away we can still spend 15-20 mins a week
> > > answering questions and generally mentoring kids via email/FB/orkut
> > > etc. (This is of course assuming that there is some demand for our
> > > expert opinions :P who knows if there is, its worth a try anyway)
>
> > > The implementation: We start putting together a list of volunteer-
> > > mentors. Those of you who are interested can just reply to this thread
> > > with the relevant info. No personal details are required- just your
> > > name, your field, some form of contact info (email/facebook/orkut
> > > whatever). Ill start:
>
> > > Manasi Bhate Chemistry/Structural Biology
> > >
manasi.bh...@gmail.com
>
> > > Once we have a fair number of people, Ill make a webpage out of it and
> > > we can start advertising the page as a link and potential resource for
> > > students. This can also be printed and handed out to Principals/
> > > Guidance Counselors at our alum schools: sort of a meta-implementation
> > > of what Vanisha/Abhishek/Aabha were trying to do with their school in
> > > bombay.
>
> > > Manasi
>
> > --
> > koi bhi desh perfect nahin hota...
> > usey perfect banana padta hai...
>
> >
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