How to Join the Lab
There are a few different ways to become a member of the lab.
- If you're faculty at McGill (tenure-track professor, faculty lecturer, or tenure-track librarian):
- Attend at least one meeting of the SHAPE reading group.
- Then let Elizabeth know you'd like to be a member! Provide the information that is provided in the entries on the People page.
- If you're interested in doing research with Elizabeth:
- Consult her website for information for prospective graduate students & undergraduate researchers. All her students automatically become members of the lab.
- Everybody else:
- Attend a few meetings of either reading group. Then let know whoever is the Logistics co-ordinator on the People page that you'd like to join the Keybase Team.
- If you stay active in the Keybase and/or (semi-)regularly come to events like the reading groups for more than one term, ask whoever is the Website coordinator to become a member. Provide the information that is provided in the entries on the People page.
Research Opportunities for Students
If you're a current undergraduate or graduate student at McGill looking for an advisor, or a prospective graduate student considering this lab, the following professors are known to take students in this area. Consult each of their websites to see if they are taking students.
- Elizabeth Patitsas (Integrated Studies in Education & School of Computer Science)
- Peter McMahan (Sociology)
- Theodora Vardouli (Architecture)
- Jonathan Sterne (Communications)
Related Reserach Groups at McGill
In addition to the professors listed above, you may also want to check out the following related research groups:
- Science and Mathematics Education Research Group (SMERG)
- History and Philosophy of Mathematics
- Disability Archives Lab
- Just Feminist Tech + Scholarship Lab
And these related university departments:
- Institute for Gender, Sexuality and Feminist Studies
- School of Information Studies
- Communications Studies
- Social Studies of Medicine