Last night I started my new Sun blog at blogs.sun.com - http://blogs.sun.com/michaelfclarke. So, what does this mean for this blog? Well, nothing really. I’ll continue to update this blog as I have been doing, putting personal projects and the like up. What this does mean however is that you’ll now be able to track my progress as a Campus Ambassador Co-ordinator for the UK.

As some of you will know, I was going to be the Campus Ambassador for Aberystwyth University. However, recently Kim Austin (who is in charge of the Campus Ambassador program in the UK) asked if I’d like to be the Campus Ambassador Co-ordinator instead.  This job basically involves supporting the student ambassadors out in the field with their technical demos and day to day job requirements. Having worked for Sun for a year in the UK head offices I understand what Sun wants from the campus ambassadors, and being a student myself I also understand what students want from the campus ambassador program. It is my job to make sure that both parties get what they want.

So, why the new blog? I thought it would be nice to have an official blog for the Campus Ambassador work so that those who aren’t interested in MouthOS, or  that my bike tire still hasn’t been fixed (I’m waiting for the inner tube, honest… I’m not that lazy!) can keep a track of all the stuff that is going on in the world of campus ambassadors.

At the moment I’ve not got much on my new blog at the moment, but you should check it out for all the latest Campus Ambassador news in the UK.

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