Hey! My name is Sam the socialite, if you have any questions about the LSC, I can help you out!

I am a big fan of social computing and can help you out whenever you need me. Common questions that people ask when they come to the Lab for Social computing website are about the following topics:

If you have a question and can't seem to find an answer by looking through the page, try a quick search. If you still can't find an answer, why don't you just 'Ask Sam' and I will get back to you as soon as possible!

Enjoy your stay!

Name: Erhardt Graeff

Title: Undergraduate Student

URL: http://conduit.rit.edu/wikitheory/

Blurb: Erhardt has a B.S. in Information Technology from RIT with concentrations in web development, databases, and XML. He is now working on a second undergraduate degree in International Studies with a focus on Russian culture. Active in several student organizations, he enjoys stretching himself beyond reasonable temporal and intellectual bounds. Erhardt's current research interests involve wikis and the nature of authorship in distributed online communities (see URL above).

Name: Steve Pomeroy

Title: Undergraduate Student

URL: http://staticfree.info/steve/

Blurb: Steve Pomeroy is a 5th year computer science student interested in social and communication technologies. In particular, he has been exploring a variety of new technologies that work toward these goals, including but not limited to RDF, the Semantic Web, FOAF, and RSS. Steve currently run RIT's Social Computing Club.

Name: Brendyn Alexander

Title: Undergraduate Student

URL: http://www.bwoa.net

Blurb: Brendyn is a 3rd year Information Technology student concentrating in web development and programming. He enjoys learning about pretty much anything, though especially about social software technologies and their adoption throughout society. Although he may not look like a geek, appearances can be deceiving. PHP and anything else web development related are his friends.