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Michael McLaughlin, Archeologist turned Developer - BarCamp Philly | November 8, 2008 @ The University of the Arts | Philadelphia, PA

Michael McLaughlin, Archeologist turned Developer


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Who are you and what do you do?
I’m Michael McLaughlin. I’m a Paleolithic archaeologist by training, an education IT support professional at Penn by vocation, and a full-stack Web 2.0 developer by interest. I used to dig up Neandertals, but now I solve problems and design websites in my spare time.

Why are you attending BarCamp Philly?
To meet other like-minded people, network ideas, and develop connections.

If you were to lead a session, what would it be about?
Probably something highlighting the importance of having, managing, and using data, but only in context of solving real human problems.

Tell us one random fact about yourself.
I race bicycles for the oldest cycling team in the city, the Quaker City Wheelmen (originally founded in 1889). I also live about three blocks from UArts, so the location just could not be better for me.

Where can we find you?
http://www.twitter.com/michaelmc at the moment. Or at home, but if you “accidentally” find out where that is and show up, it may be a little awkward.

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