Volunteers

Current Volunteers

 

Tushar Sayankar, Chicago, USA  Tushar Sayankar is Bachelors in Computer Science and Engineering (SGGS institute of technology and engineering, Nanded). He has worked in India 's premiere high-tech companies like Wavelet Group Pune, Tata Elxsi Bangalore and Motorola India Bangalore. He worked for Motorola India and USA for 8 years and then started his own consultancy where he undertakes software projects and helps small/medium businesses to grow . Currently he is working as Object Oriented/C++ Design and Analysis Engineer at Smith Micro Software Inc. Chicago. In his spare time he helps Indian educational organization to automate their administration using Internet technology. He has motivated many organization to teach remotely over the internet by sharing presentations via ShowMyPC (http://www.showmypc.com, http://www.dimdim.com ) and using Skype/Mesenger. Remote teaching over the internet is highly successful experiment and GSG also adapted this technology. He has contributed in many open source projects like TCExam, OLPC (One Laptop per child), DVR projects. He is constantly pushing for remote teaching over the internet for remote village students where quality education is lacking. He is a very successful technologist from Yavatmal, India.
Professor Thulasi, Chennai. Teaching Botany at the undergraduate level.
Kelly Iverson, Athens, Ohio, USA. Teaching advanced spoken English and working on women's projects.
Denny Culbert, Athens, Ohio, USA. Teaching spoken English and documenting the college and village life.
Beth Skabar, Athens, Ohio, USA. Teaching spoken English and documenting the college and village life.
Loren Holmes, Athens, Ohio, USA. Teaching photography and English literature and documenting the college and village life.

Past volunteers

Prof. Tom Bolland, Sr. (USA) Visited college and enlightened the students.
Dr. Harishankar (USA) Visited college and stayed for 15 days.
Tom Bolland, Jr. (at center) and Miss Bessey (at right) Oxford University.
Mr. Dick Chan (Hongkong) Visited to our college, gave us a good guideline. Gave $100 as donation.
Adv. Meeta Gawande (USA) Daughter of Dr. Atmaramji Gawande. Visited to our college, gave us a good guideline.
Miss. Kiran Thakare (at right), Oxford University Visited the college, and had a talk with the staff of Computer Section.
Dr. Henry Croci & Mrs. Suzanne Croci (USA) Visited the college. Volunteered for Rotary's surgical eye camp for 190 cataract patients.
Sheila Mark (3rd from left) and Annie Mark (2nd from right) (USA) Visited the college. Sheila Mark volunteered for Rotary's surgical eye camp and Annie Mark taught Tennis to Thirty College Girls.
Dr. Atul A. Gawande (USA) Visited on 13th Sept. 03 and Stayed for 3 days.