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Unread 29-01-2003, 12:03
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Program Manager, FIRST in Texas
AKA: Jess Jankowitsch
FRC #2158 (ausTIN CANs)
Team Role: Mentor
 
Join Date: Apr 2002
Rookie Year: 2001
Location: Austin, TX (Previously PA)
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I would definitely have to agree with most of the things everyone has said so far. A team website should be completely student produced... and why shouldn't I think that because I do the majority of the updating of our site and some design as well. A site should be an "Advertisment", if you will, for FIRST and your team, as well as spread and emphasize the message of FIRST, but I believe it should also be visually pleasing. Right now, we have two awesome team members working daily on adding some creative flash aspects to our site and working with it's design. The effort they have put in is amazing and if a site is to win the award for best website, there must be a lot of student effort presented.T hough the new additions won't be up for probably a week or so, you can check out our current site at:http://www.cybersonics.org
I know that when one of the three of us judges the websites of the teams going to the three regionals our team is attending (Chesapeake, Philadelphia, and J & J), we are going to be looking for a site that is creative, organized, does an amazing job of spreading the message and explaining their team, visually pleasing, and has that extra something that makes us say "wow". I can't wait to begin looking at all the great sites!
Good luck everyone!

Jess Jankowitsch
Cybersonics Technology Team 103
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Program Manager - FIRST in Texas | Assistant Regional Director & Volunteer Coordinator - Alamo Regional FRC: 2010-Present
Volunteer Coordinator - Championship FRC: 2008-11, 13-Present | Event Director - Texas Robout Roundup: 2011-Present
Mentor - ausTIN CANs FRC/VRC 2158: 2010-Present | Alumna - Cybersonics FRC 103: 2001-05
Volunteer/Judges Coordinator - Pittsburgh Regional FRC: 2007-11 | FIRST Senior Mentor - Western PA: 2008-09
Emcee & Game Announcer - World Championship VRC: 2010-11

The University of Texas at Austin, Graduate Student | Carnegie Mellon University, Class of 2005
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