(a) To provide a publicly published list of project ideas from which students participating in Google Summer of Code (“Students”) will choose a project to work on for the duration of Google Summer of Code;

(b) To make available a person or persons to evaluate Student suggestions for projects should those students not find something that appeals to them on the published list and to either approve or reject those suggestions;

(c) To make available a person or persons to review the incoming Student applications targeted to the Mentor Organization and to decide which applications should be accepted;

(d) To make available a person or persons responsible for helping Students integrate with the Mentor Organization’s community;

(e) To make available a person or persons to monitor the progress of the students and mentor them as the project proceeds ("Mentor(s)");

(f) To make available one or more alternate Mentors in the event an existing Mentor is unable to continue providing guidance to the accepted Student applicant;

(g) To provide a written evaluation of each Student participating in the Mentor Organization’s project, including but not limited to how the student worked with the group, if the student should be invited back to any future Google Summer of Code or similar program, and the Student’s performance on his/her individual project. The Mentor Organization agrees that Google may use the results of this evaluation for recruiting purposes. The results of this evaluation will not be made available to third parties or the Student, except (a) where the Mentor Organization provides consent for Google to share the evaluation results with the Student and/or third parties or (b) with or without consent, in extreme cases such as where the Mentor Organization's feedback may be vital to arbitration with the Student regarding payment or non-payment of stipend; and
(h) To make available an administrator to represent the Mentor Organization and perform administrative tasks such as submitting the Mentor Organization's Application, creating the Mentor Organization's account on the Site, and signing up Mentors and publishing the list of project ideas.