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AKA: Erik Orlowski
FRC #2830 (Riverside Robotigers)
Team Role: Mentor
 
Join Date: Feb 2010
Rookie Year: 2006
Location: Wisconsin
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Mentoring as a College Freshman

With my team's competition season over, I'm very split about what my involvement in FIRST should be next year. I was involved as a student on my high school team for 6 years, four years as a programmer and two years as project manager. I've already made the decision that I will stay involved with this team through the summer but stop this involvement when the new school year begins.

I'll be commuting to a school about 30 minutes from home and there are a number of teams in my area that I could see mentoring. However, I'm worried that as a college freshman, my work load would be too much to actively mentor an FRC team while still maintaining some set semblance of a life. I'm wondering what experience and advice others have with this.
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