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6	6	[[Twitter>>url:https://twitter.com/lhawthorn]] | [[GitHub>>url:https://github.com/lhawthorn]] | [[LinkedIn>>url:https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=562492]]
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8		-I have been honored to serve as an Individual Board Member for the OSI for the past year, and I am now standing for reelection. During my time on the Board, I managed the [[Marketing Portfolio>>doc:OSI Operations.Marketing & Communications Working Notes]] and did a variety of tasks related to raising awareness of the OSI, including working on our monthly newsletter, performing outreach for our member drive, representing the organization at the OSCON 2014 conference and more.
	8	+I have been honored to serve as an Individual Board Member for the OSI for the past year, and I am now standing for reelection. During my time on the Board, I managed the [[Marketing Portfolio>>doc:Main.OSI Operations.Marketing & Communications Working Notes.WebHome]] and did a variety of tasks related to raising awareness of the OSI, including working on our monthly newsletter, performing outreach for our member drive, representing the organization at the OSCON 2014 conference and more.
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10	10	I've been involved in the open source community in a wide variety of ways, from serving on the board of the [[Privly Foundation>>url:http://privly.org]] and [[Sahana Software Foundation>>:url:http://sahanafoundation.org]] to acting in an advisory capacity to many projects and developers. Many folks will remember me from my time in Google's Open Source Programs Office, where I created Google Code-In, the world's first global program to involve pre-university students in all aspects of open source software development, and managed Summer of Code from 2006-2010. You can read more about my experience on my [[bio page>>url:http://hawthornlandings.org/about-2/]]. My passions continue to run toward community empowerment: helping new contributors join us, making our communities most welcoming and helping everyone to collaborate most effectively.
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