[Robotgroup] Fwd: Do you want to judge Science fair?

[Robert Carter]

Hey everyone--

I got this message a couple of days ago from my friend Christy Loya,  
another library school alum who now works as a school librarian for  
Sanchez Elementary on Cesar Chavez. They need judges for their  
science fair, and I thought some of the Robot Group members would be  
perfect for the job.

Although the message below is a little vague, I checked with her  
about when the group of judges would need to be present. She replied  
that they could "sign up for as little as an hour for a day or more.   
Or come for two hours on Wednesday and two hours on Tuesday-- anytime  
during those school hours. They would be given a judging sheet and I  
would refer their names and contact information to the science fair  
teacher in charge".

The problem of course is the timing, since I think most of us have to  
work during normal school hours. But I'm sure there are a small  
handful that can find some free time then, maybe students/instructors  
enjoying a break between semesters?

If interested, you should email Christy: christikki at yahoo.com .

Thanks in advance--

Robert

Begin forwarded message:
> From: "A.C. Loya" <christikki at yahoo.com>
> Date: May 9, 2008 10:29:27 AM CDT
>
> Hey everyone (IN Austin right now)!!!
>
> The teacher in charge of science fair this year just asked me  
> morning, a bit desperately, if I could ask my friends (she must  
> think you're a worthy lot, i know so ) if they had the time and  
> will to volunteer as a judge for the science fair next week. WE  
> NEED FIVE MORE VOLUNTEERS.
>
> Our school is right next to downtown Austin so its not too far!!!
>
> May 13-15th
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> Tuesday -- Thursday
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> 8am- 4pm
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> Just tell me when it is you can come in for an hour or two or more.
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> The choice is yours. Please consider, thank you! aND CALL OR EMAIL  
> ME BACK!!!
>
> WE'LL SET YOU UP.
> FUN, FUN, FUN
>
> Ana Christina Loya
>
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>  ~ Helen Keller
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