I Need Your Help

David Nunez

05 Nov 2002 — 1 min read

Would you please help me punch this up? I have to put together a short bio before Thursday.. (I've been selected to be on a panel of judges for an essay contest) This is the best I could do considering my workload... ANY suggestions and comments on how to make this better (more exciting, better grammar, etc) would be appreciated ASAP. THANK YOU in advance.

David Nunez has a degree in Computer Science from Rice University and has worked as a programmer for several Austin companies. As the current IT Cluster Director with the Capital Area Training Foundation, he runs programs that connect software, multimedia, and networking companies with educators. He serves on the Board of Directors for The Electronic Frontier Foundation - Austin where he is helping students understand ethical and social implications when developing and using technology. He also works with the Central Texas National Engineers Week Steering Committee which encourages students to explore Math and Science by bringing engineers into the classroom with engaging projects.

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