Social Computing Group alumni

Since the Social Computing Group started in 1996, members have come and gone but remain with the Social Computing Group in spirit. These members, whether interns or long-term members have lived and practiced the social computing philosophy; they carry this philosophy forth to other adventures. Their contributions to the social computing philosophy have impacted the richness of research.

SCG former members

Tracee Vetting Wolf 2000-2005 Designer, Researcher

Peter Malkin 1998-2001 Computer Scientist, Master Inventor

Mark Laff 1998-2002 Computer Scientist

SCG interns

Summer 1998   Erin Bradner HCI, Ethnography UC Irvine (CORPS: Computers, Organizations, Policy, and Society)   Jason Ellis HCI, Computer Science Georgia Tech (Electronic Learning Communities) Summer 1999   Tracee Wolf Graphic Design, Architecture University of Minnesota (College of Architecture)   Beth Veinott HCI, Cognitive Psychology University of Michigan (School of Information) Summer 2000   James Reed HCI University of Michigan (School of Information)   Jason Elliot Computer Science Georgia Tech (Electronic Learning Communities) 2001-2003   Denise Edwards Computer Science Lehman College Summer 2001   James Hudson HCI, Computer Science Georgia Tech (Electronic Learning Communities)   Kari Karihalios HCI, Computer Science MIT Media Lab (Sociable Media Group) Summer 2002   Barb Kelly* Linguistics UC Santa Barbara Summer 2003   Barb Kelly* Linguistics UC Santa Barbara   Wei Huang HCI, CSCW University of Michigan   Amy Voida HCI, Computer Science Georgia Tech Summer 2004   Ingrid Erickson* HCI, Ethnography Stanford University (Center for Work, Technology, & Organization)   Justin Weisz* Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University   Jeffrey Stylos Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University Summer 2005   Ingrid Erickson* HCI, Ethnography Stanford University (Center for Work, Technology, & Organization)   Justin Weisz* Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University   Jennifer Rode Anthropologist UC Irvine (ISR: Institute for Software Research)

* these interns came more than one summer