Jon Schull
- Innovation Faculty
- Faculty, Interactive Games and Media
- Founder, Rochester Cycling Alliance
Realizing Ideas Since 1952.
See also http://rit.academia.edu/JonSchull/CurriculumVitae
Jonathan Schull is Innovation Faculty at RIT's Simone Center for Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship. He is the author of 12 patents on digital intellectual property with a longstanding interest in in adaptation and creativity in individuals and collectives. In 1992, Schull gave up tenure at Haverford College to start a biologically-inspired viral software distribution company that played a significant part in the "The Great e-Book Boom of March 2001" when Stephen King published the first mass market ebook. A year later, the company disappeared with the internet bubble, and soon after, Schull joined the Information Technology department at Rochester Institute of Technology, where he teaches courses on Human Computer Interaction, and Innovation and Invention.
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Needed Skills
- web2py
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Seeking an RIT student with web2py familiarity to help maintain and extend this website. - Python
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Seeking an RIT student to help maintain and develop this site. - Photoshop
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We are working with the City of Rochester to help show senior administrators at University of Rochester the potential benefits of a cycletrack on Elmwood avenue. We need someone who can produce an overview of CycleTracks, and a photo-simulation of the region in question. - Activism
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We are working with the City of Rochester to help show senior administrators at University of Rochester the potential benefits of a cycletrack on Elmwood avenue. We need someone who can produce an overview of CycleTracks, and a photo-simulation of the region in question.
Find Nodes with complementing Skills
Jon.Schull @ rit.edu
Initiative Taking, Self-Describing Innovators to help make IT happen.

