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Timothy Vollmer, Creative Commons Community + Media Development Intern (summer 2007), is a graduate student in the [http://si.umich.edu School of Information] at the University of Michigan, focusing on information policy. He is a researcher for Michigan's Open CourseWare initiative, and participant in the [http://cic.si.umich.edu Community Information Corps] and [http://umich.freeculture.org Free Culture] student movements. Timothy studied sociology and legal studies at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, where he also helped establish a farm-to-table food collective and catering business, which supports local farmers, sustainable agriculture and community food issues. | Timothy Vollmer, Creative Commons Community + Media Development Intern (summer 2007), is a graduate student in the [http://si.umich.edu School of Information] at the University of Michigan, focusing on information policy. He is a researcher for Michigan's Open CourseWare initiative, and participant in the [http://cic.si.umich.edu Community Information Corps] and [http://umich.freeculture.org Free Culture] student movements. Timothy studied sociology and legal studies at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, where he also helped establish a farm-to-table food collective and catering business, which supports local farmers, sustainable agriculture and community food issues. | ||
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About
Timothy Vollmer, Creative Commons Community + Media Development Intern (summer 2007), is a graduate student in the School of Information at the University of Michigan, focusing on information policy. He is a researcher for Michigan's Open CourseWare initiative, and participant in the Community Information Corps and Free Culture student movements. Timothy studied sociology and legal studies at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, where he also helped establish a farm-to-table food collective and catering business, which supports local farmers, sustainable agriculture and community food issues.
Timothy is working on the LiveContent project this summer for Creative Commons.
