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 ==  Description:  ==
-Building and executing on a global Campus Club strategy.
+Mozilla is creating an Open Source Student Club program dedicated to creating and supporting a network of clubs on university and colleges around the world who are learning about and contributing to open source projects and open web technologies.
+==  Current State:  ==
+There are currently more than [https://campus.mozilla.community/connect/ 160 active Clubs], primarily in Asia. The program is now being reexamined for a US audience, where based on [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15qoQLAvaSvR17PYQBMh-7YQ6fxV1PO7jHUa77ZstnCg/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000 extensive research], our focus will be on empowering and connecting existing open source clubs by providing training, content and connection opportunities.
+You can find a live version of the site at [http://campus.mozilla.community/ campus.mozilla.community]
+A new version of the website is currently under production, slated to launch late Summer, 2017.
+==  Objective & Alignment with Mozilla's Mission: ==
+Our mission is to ensure the Internet is a global public resource, open and accessible to all. An Internet that truly puts people first, where individuals can shape their own experience and are empowered, safe and independent.
+We believe that students are uniquely positioned to make a difference in the world and that by bringing together and supporting local groups who care about the open internet we can achieve great things.
-==  Objective: ==
-Supercharge Mozilla’s youth strategy by creating a global network of Campus Clubs contributing to Mozilla as advocates, technologists/innovators and teachers.
-==  Alignment With Mozilla Goals ==
-Growing our Influence - engaging Computer Science students early in their career and engaging them in the Mozilla mission.
-== Why ==
-Students are influencers, future and current drivers of technology, and a high-potential, high-impact group. Engaging with them supports our mission in the immediate, but having Mozilla values as part of their education sets us up for long-term success.
 ==  Success: ==
-A healthy, self-sustaining network of Clubs worldwide (relatively evenly distributed), actively contributing to Mozilla’s mission.
+A healthy, self-sustaining network of Clubs worldwide (relatively evenly distributed), actively contributing to Mozilla’s mission and the open web.
 ==  Timeline ==
-* 2016 Fall - Converting and recruiting from existing communities
+* 2016 Fall - Converting and recruiting student leaders from existing Mozilla communities
-* Late 2016 - Early 2017 - Training and Building the capacity of our committed leaders
+* 2016 Winter & Spring 2017 - Training and Building the capacity of our committed leaders, conducting research in the US, conducting research in India
-* 2017 - Targeted recruiting, Investing in our successful leaders,
+* 2017 Summer - Recruiting and training US student leaders, preparing for US launch
+* 2017 Fall - Preliminary US launch, Indian research continues
+* 2017 Winter - Prepare for India Launch, recruiting Indian student leaders, Support US leaders
+* 2018 Spring -
 == Team ==
-* Lucy
+* Project Manager - Christos Lucy
-* Christos
+*
 == Internal Stakeholders ==
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 [https://campus.mozilla.community/ campus.mozilla.community]
-== Link to key resources/strategy ==
-== Meetings ==
-== Roadmap ==
-== Github Issue(s) ==
-List by heartbeat i.e.:
-*
-== Work To Date ==
-List any finished work, decisions, report-backs, metrics etc to show progress.
-== How to get involved ==
-* [Join our Gitter Channel/Discourse Topic and say hi]