http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/software-quality/cast-2009-test-gurus-sabourin-coulter-preview-keynotes/

The author and interviewer was Mike Kelly, a director for the Association for Software Testing and a “sometimes independent testing consultant” working from the midwest. He interviewed Rob and I about our upcoming speech titled, “Tim Bits: What I Learned About Software Testing at CAST 2009,″ which will likely be the most exciting thing for me since that time I went skydiving. I can’t wait for the speech — and in fact, the whole conference! — and I look forward to seeing you all there.

I’ve owned ofthewolves.com for a while, with the intention of making a community blog that aims content toward recent graduates interested in software testing. The idea, in general, would be to get younger rock star bloggers who are willing to write (hopefully) awesome stuff for their own crowd, and their soon-to-be crowd (recent graduates). If it has a niche, we could use it to cultivate the young testing community who likely don’t even know they exist. I know of two other community members my age. Hi Rebecca, Mel.

It would also let me create the “wolf” testing brand, a badge passed down to me when I first received the title.

Is this a good idea?

EDIT, 12/17/08: Followup here.

Are you an undergraduate? Do you know bright students who may be interested? We are currently taking applications and encourage all to apply. Deadline is November 30th!

http://scholarship.associationforsoftwaretesting.org