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Re: Starting a Robotics Club at a University
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lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto
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Tue, 2 Sep 2003 02:36:54 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Henry DeYoung wrote:
> I'm from Pittsburgh, PA and was very impressed with your PipeRacers competition
> at BrickFest. Seeing your club, I've started to think about opening a Lego
> Robotics Club at Carnegie Mellon University. Now I'm sorry I didn't go to your
> seminar on clubs at BF2003.
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> Can you guys give me some pointers or suggestions on starting a club? Like how
> to get new members and what a good intro competition would be.
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> Thanks for any info you can give,
Hi Henry,
Thanks! I encourage you to give it a try, it's a lot of fun and a truly
rewarding experience.*
I will be putting up the slides from the presentation soon, the presentation
files are on my machine at work, so I can't upload them now. I think the
singlemost important pointer and suggestion is the culture/attitude of the
group.
We've managed to set up a really good group of people who blend a fun amount of
friendly banter with a lot of new discovery and learning. It's worked out
pretty well for us and kept us from needless grief.
Calum
* - Shyeah right... :)
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