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For the past five years, Google Summer of Code has connected students with open-source projects like MySQL, Apache, GIMP, and many others. It's an amazing opportunity for students to get first-hand experience working on large-scale projects. Plus, students are paid to work on open-source, and can work from anywhere they have an Internet connection. Mentoring projects have just been announced, and student applications will be accepted March 23-April 3. The best way to have an application accepted is to connect with mentoring organizations directly--most of them have wiki pages with project ideas ready to explore. http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2009/03/our-fifth-google-summer-of-code-meet.html -- Jeffrey Sharkey jsharkey@jsharkey.org http://www.jsharkey.org/ |