Project Steering Group
The Project Steering Group consists of Fedora 4 project founders. This group meets monthly and serves as a management committee for the Fedora project. The project founders are DuraSpace Members Supporting Fedora plus invited stakeholders. A complete list of Steering Group members, including brief profiles, can be found on the Fedora website.
Development Team
The Fedora 4 Technical Team is a group of developers who have been "contributed" part-time to the project by their sponsoring institutions/organizations. Many of the team members are Fedora committers. The tech team is also responsible for maintenance of Fedora 3:
- Ben Armintor - Columbia University
- Frank Asseg - FIZ Karlsruhe
- Nigel Banks - University of Prince Edward Island
- Chris Beer - Stanford University
- Ye Cao - Max Planck Digital Library
- Kevin Clarke - University of California, Los Angela
- Esme Cowles - University of California, San Diego
- Mike Daines - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- Osman Din - Yale University
- Mike Durbin - University of Virginia
- Jonathan Green - discoverygarden
- Giulia Hill - University of California, Berkeley
- Eric James - Yale University
- Greg Jansen - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- Yuqing Jiang - University of Prince Edward Island
- Vincent Nguyen - Centers for Disease Control
- Ben Pennell - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- Paul Pound - University of Prince Edward Island
- Scott Prater - University of Wisconsin
- Anusha Ranganathan - Oxford University
- Mohamed Abdul Rasheed - University of Maryland
- Eddie Shin - MediaShelf
- Longshou Situ - University of California, San Diego
- Adam Soroka - University of Virginia
- Jared Whiklo - University of Manitoba
- Andrew Woods - DuraSpace - Technical Team Lead
Technical Working Group
Leadership Group
The Leadership Group is made up of Diamond and Platinum members along with In-Kind Developer contributing institutions and elected members. The Leadership meets monthly with the Steering Group to discuss progress, weigh in on priorities and strategic decisions, and assist more closely with the project--as they are able to--by serving on Working Groups (subcommittees), helping with testing and validation, etc. A complete list of Leadership Group members can be found on the Fedora website.
