[olug] Nebraska First Lego League competition still needs volunteers

[Gregory Zill]

On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 6:00 AM,  <olug-request at olug.org> wrote:

> Subject: [olug] Nebraska First Lego League competition still needs volunteers

This sounds great! I will do this for sure. Thanks Adam.


> This year's Nebraska FLL Championship is happening on Saturday,
> February 19, 2011, and will take place at the Strategic Air and Space
> Museum in Ashland, NE. We'd love to have your assistance at the event!
>
> The following AIM people are already volunteering as referees:
>
>   - Adam Haeder
>   - JD Pace
>   - Adam Klier
>   - Chad Picha
>   - David Peterson
>   - Erin Lasiter
>   - Jessica Feimer
>   - Chris Wilcox
>
> This event will give almost 60 teams of youth, ages 9-14, the
> opportunity to show off their science, technology, engineering and
> math (STEM) skills in a fun, sports-like environment.  Teams
> participate in Robot Game, Robot Design, Project, and Teamwork
> competitions.
>
> About 150 volunteers are needed to make this event a success.  There
> is a volunteer role for anyone who would like to help out, from
> setting up, to judging, to serving as a team escort.  Some jobs need a
> bit of technical expertise, where others are perfect for anyone
> interested.  High school youth (ages 14+) are welcome to volunteer
> too!
>
> Volunteers receive a FIRST LEGO League shirt, lunch, free admission to the
> museum, and lots of appreciation and recognition.
>
> To volunteer:
>
>   - Visit the FLL Volunteer information page:
>   http://4hset.unl.edu/4hdrupal/node/638
>   - <http://4hset.unl.edu/4hdrupal/node/638>Review the list of volunteer
>   roles and select your top three choices.
>   - Complete the volunteer registration form through the website.
>   - Fill out and mail the Volunteer Screening and FLL Release forms ASAP.
>   Send both forms to the address indicated on the Volunteer Screening form.
>

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Gregory W Zill, MBA, CISSP