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This page should serve as a resource for the participants in the IGEM Ambassador Program to internally share ideas, organize ourselves, and reduce redundant email traffic.

Contents 1 Schedule 2 Ambassador School Selections 2.1 general remarks 2.2 Global Distribution of Teams 2.3 School Table

Schedule

The ambassadors other plans for spring/summer (where they are, what they're doing, and how much time they can invest in the ambassador program). Please add your information, so we get an overview for planning.

	March	April	May	June	July	August	September	October	November	December
Jonas Nart	Michigan, some time	lots of time	lots of time	learning, some time	learning, some time	learning, some time	exams(?), not so much time	exams, not so much time	more time	more time
[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/Andrew_Hessel Andrew Hessel]	Cambridge, full time	full time	full time	full time	full time	holiday end of August [http://burningman.com (BRC)]	full time	full time	full time	full time
Tamara Ulrich	exams (no time)	lots of time beside lectures	lots of time beside lectures (no time in the first half)	lots of time beside lectures	no time	second half lots of time	lots of time beside learning	lots of time beside learning	time during weekends	time during weekends
Melissa Li	classes, grad school visits	classes, grad school visits	exams (bad!)	full-time	full-time	full-time -> start grad school late August	classes	classes	classes	classes
James Brown	classes Masters Project	Exams	Exams	Lots of free time	full-time	full-time	full-time	classes - some time -> start grad school early Oct	classes - some time	classes - some time
Robin	exams	lots of time	lots of time	lots of time	lots of time, unavailable from 18th to 25th	some time, learning	some time, exams	some time, exams	lots of time	lots of time
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Ambassador School Selections

Please indicate which schools you intend to take primary responsibility for as well as any secondary preferences. Negotiate as required. Nothing is fixed in stone.

general remarks

I think it doesn't make sense for me to fill in my name in some random american schools, since it doesn't really make a difference for me if I end up with Duke or Penn state. We have to see how many european schools participate, to see how much of your presence is required there. Otherwise, i'd also like to see Japan jonas 10:53, 25 Feb 2006 (EST)

I'm certainly willing to take one of the European schools, but as there are nearly no schools from Europe yet (I really hope this is going to change), I'm also perfectly happy with travelling a little further. I'd very much like to go to Asia (especially Japan), and I'd also do some schools from America (and Canada), if there are too many schools for too few US ambassadors. Tamara 10:11, 26 Feb 2006 (UTC).

I am prepared to cover as many North American schools as necessary but will probably act mainly as a secondary for european schools. Dibs on Singapore, though. --Ahessel 12:38, 27 Feb 2006 (EST)

I guess that for new continental european schools, we just put in our names (the ETH guys), without setting prejudices who actually takes these teams. I did this for Ljubljana. jonas 16:41, 1 March 2006 (EST)

I'd really like to see Montreal and Toronto! I wonder if we could coax any teams out of Australia/NZ (not to mention more European schools)...I heard they have some great engineering programs there but I'm not so sure about their biology programs? -- Melissa Li

Global Distribution of Teams

Click for world map showing locations of iGEM 2006 teams

School Table

	Primary	Secondary
Brown
Caltech	Melissa Li
Cambridge University	James Brown
Chiba University, Japan	[http://openwetware.org/wiki/Reshma_Shetty Reshma Shetty]	Jonas Nart
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory	James Brown
[http://2006.igem.org/wiki/index.php/Davidson Davidson College]	Melissa Li
Duke	James Brown	Melissa Li
ETH Zurich	Jonas Nart	Tamara Ulrich
[http://www.harvard.edu/ Harvard University]
Imperial College	James Brown
McGill University	[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/Andrew_Hessel Andrew Hessel]	Melissa Li
Missouri Western State University
[http://www.ncbs.res.in/~faculty/ssb/ NCBS Bangalore]	[http://openwetware.org/wiki/Reshma_Shetty Reshma Shetty]	[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/Andrew_Hessel Andrew Hessel]
[http://www.psu.edu/ Penn State University]
Prairie View A&M University
Princeton	James Brown
Tokyo Institute of Technology	[http://openwetware.org/wiki/Reshma_Shetty Reshma Shetty]	Jonas Nart
University of California Berkeley	Melissa Li	(James Brown)
University of California Irvine	James Brown
University of California San Francisco	[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/Andrew_Hessel Andrew Hessel]
University of Michigan	[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/Andrew_Hessel Andrew Hessel]
University of Toronto	[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/Andrew_Hessel Andrew Hessel]	Melissa Li
UPV-UV Valencia, Spain	Jonas Nart	Tamara Ulrich
University of Ljubljana & National institute of Chemistry, Ljubljana, Slovenia	Jonas Nart