If you have the experience, skills and desire to participate as a project mentor, please contact the team member or director listed for that team. To facilitate the mentor recruitment process, a brief, informal resume indicating your background and experience would be useful. Presently, these programs are actively seeking mentors with industry experience to guide and provide assistance to all aspects of the flight projects. Students and mentors generally attend regularly scheduled meetings, in order to discuss progress and problems. Individual team working meetings are scheduled at different times, wherein details are discussed.
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The Director's team is recruiting mentors with professional experience in cutting edge web design techniques and who are interested in sharing their expertise with an ambitious and dedicated group of undergraduate students. This project is creating a series of aesthetic, useful, innovative, and interesting web sites designed to expose both the scientific community and the general population to the remarkable discoveries that are being made within the California Space Institute and California Space Grant programs. The sites will educate and entertain viewers of all ages and levels of knowledge. Ideally, mentors to this team will be available to meet on the UCSD campus for one hour each week in order to view the students' progress, critique their work, and assist in solving any technical or artistic difficulties that are encountered. In addition, it is possible that mentors may be accepted who would be available via email to answer specific technical questions as they arise.