Gregory Koberger is a third year undergraduate student majoring in Information Technology and minoring in Computer Science. He works as a developer for the Lab for Social Computing, and is currently working on the Alternate Reality Game being developed with the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle.
Lane Lawley, age 14, is a non-matriculated RIT student and homeschooler. His current focuses are in creating social intelligences that link into Second Life, and designing text-based games while not taking classes at the Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences. An avid programmer, he almost always has a project - but still finds time to help out at the Lab.
Eric Willis is a co-founder of RareEdge, a leading mobile, web, Windows Desktop application company. At RareEdge, Eric was responsible for setting company direction, product development and architecture, client management and running the day-to-day business. He launched well-know products such as GMobileSync, Twitteroo and Jaikuroo. Prior to RareEdge, Eric matriculated from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), where he was also an assistant professor of information technology. While studying at RIT, Eric held a number of development positions. He was the lead developer at Van Damme Associates where he focused on high-level development and systems architecture.