Mentors & Judges Information

JavaScript isn't enabled in your browser, so this file can't be opened. Enable and reload.

Thank you for showing interest in being a mentor and/or judge at Tribehacks IX!

The event will take place during the weekend of April 20-21. Hacking will last 24 hours, from Saturday noon to Sunday noon. Mentors will be needed during this hacking period (not for the full 24 hours!). After hacking is over, judging will begin. Judging will last approximately three hours, beginning at noon on Sunday. Judging criteria and more information will be sent out closer to the event.

Mentors and judges are welcome to host a workshop during the event as well! If you are interested in running a workshop, please see the form below for more information:

Workshop Form: https://forms.gle/iMBoAVNyRW4JJR1C6

Please note that mentoring and judging roles are not open to undergraduates.

Name *

Pronouns

Email *

Which best describes you? *

Graduate Student

Professor/Faculty

Alumni

Sponsor

Other:

Position (you may be both a mentor and judge!) *

In-person mentor

In-person judge

Virtual mentor

Virtual judge

Other:

Required

Please briefly describe when you are available during the weekend (e.g. "the whole weekend except for 7-10pm on Saturday", "Saturday 2-8 in person and 8-midnight online").
*

Mentors will help hackers during the hacking period, which starts at noon on Saturday and ends at noon on Sunday. Mentors are not expected to be available for the full 24 hours, it is completely flexible. If you have a certain window of time in mind that you will be available, please let us know here. If you believe you will be available at unconventional hours to answer late-night questions, either in person or in the Tribehacks Discord, let us know here as well.

Judges will need to be available starting at noon on Sunday. We expect the judging window to be 12pm to 3pm.

I will be available on Saturday from 2pm to 10pm, the anticipated mentoring window.

I will be available on Sunday from noon to 3pm, the anticipated judging window.

Other:

Required

If you are a mentor, in what areas are you interested/qualified to help with? (e.g. front-end development, project planning, game design, etc.) This information will be made available to hackers. Feel free to write a bit about yourself, current/previous work, etc.

Anything else you would like us to know? Questions/Comments/Concerns?

Contact ACM Vice Chair Carlo Mehegan at cjmehegan@wm.edu or reach out in the ACM Discord https://discord.gg/Bz4CnAKT for more information! Thank you!

Submit

Clear form

Never submit passwords through Google Forms.

This form was created inside of William & Mary. Report Abuse

Forms