Wednesday, June 11

Announcement and invitation

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FUTURE OF URBAN COMPUTING AND LOCATIVE MEDIA
by Anne Galloway

Dissertation for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
Department of Sociology & Anthropology
Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada

To be defended in public on Friday 11 July, 2008 at 09:00 in Loeb Building A715


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Supervisor
Rob Shields, Henry Marshall Tory Chair and Professor, Sociology and Art & Design, University of Alberta

Committee
Gitte Lindgaard, NSERC/Cognos Chair and Professor, Psychology, Director Human Oriented Technology Lab, Carleton University

Carlos Novas, Assistant Professor, Sociology, Carleton University

External Examiner
Mike Michael, Professor, Sociology, Goldsmith’s College, University of London

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Read the introduction (pdf)

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Thanks to everyone online and offline who accompanied me in this adventure--I could not have done it without you.

Special thanks go to Jason Kiss, who made all this possible and worthwhile. I am also deeply grateful to Bob Krukowski, Nikki Guerrero, Craig Davey, John Stevenson, Daphne Guerrero, Jean Burgess, Matt Webb, Timo Arnall, Rod McLaren and Molly Steenson for their support when things got hard.

This dissertation is dedicated to my mum, Betty Jean Galloway, who taught me to never give up.

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20 Comments:

Anonymous nicolas said...

Super, bravo Anne!

can't wait to read the document ;)

2:44 PM  
Anonymous Mathias Klang said...

Congratulations! Wish I could be there.

3:31 PM  
Blogger Narration said...

Anne, you always post the interesting things, and this time it is all, all yours!

I am sure the defense will go very well, and I am looking forward to sitting down with your summary as have just scanned top - and the original when it becomes available.

Have it good. And, I sent someone who should be a student in your blogs direction just the other week. So she will get past that ba in anthro...

Good work has influence. Yours.

Clive

3:33 PM  
Anonymous michiel said...

Few.. well done! Looking forward to read your dissertation. I wish you good luck at the defense!

4:53 PM  
Blogger samkinsley said...

Dear Anne, you really have been an inspiration, I have deeply enjoyed following your journey through this website. I whole-heartedly wish you the very best for your viva. I am sure it will go well! I look forward to reading the product of this endeavor, and to what comes around the next bend in the journey... "becoming lecturer'? :-)

5:05 PM  
Anonymous Greg S said...

hey Anne ... rock on with your bad self! I look forward to reading more of that diss some day soon.

5:50 PM  
Anonymous Kevin said...

whoohoo! Wish I could be there to be mind-expanded. Then I wish I could be there afterwards when you commence to getting your freak on. Go Anne go!

6:39 PM  
Anonymous jean said...

made of win indeed! Congrats again.

6:40 PM  
Anonymous Jan Karlsbjerg said...

Congratulations Anne!

I followed your blog years ago, somehow lost touch with it and then "rediscovered" it a few weeks ago. It made me sad to see that you still listed yourself as a PhD candidate (I, too, had that status for a too-long time). And now to read this great news! Yay!

Cheers from Vancouver,
Jan

3:50 AM  
Anonymous simon roberts said...

Best of luck and congratulations Anne...

3:56 AM  
Anonymous Jason said...

Yay Anne!! You made it possible and worthwhile! You're the mostest bestest!

12:30 PM  
Blogger Steve said...

Congratulations Anne!

Your work has been a great inspiration to me!

Long may it continue...

Steve

5:06 PM  
Anonymous anne said...

Thank you!!

9:31 AM  
Anonymous nick knouf said...

congrats anne!

11:39 AM  
Anonymous Anab said...

congratulations Anne! Look forward to reading it.

6:25 AM  
Anonymous Lalya said...

Congratulations future Dr Anne! I wish I could be there!! Looking forward to read the thesis!
Big hugs from Sweden!!!!

2:54 AM  
Anonymous Chuck said...

Very belted congratulations! This is great news!

11:47 PM  
Anonymous Joe McCarthy said...

I'm delighted to read of your upcoming transition (from Ph.D. candidate to Ph.D. holder).

I hope you and your committee enjoy the exchanges on July 11, as I expect both "sides" will find their opponents formidable! I have no doubt in the outcome, though.

Dr. Galloway has a nice ring to it!

5:39 AM  
Blogger TracyRosen said...

Congratulations! I have just begun a PhD myself (Educational Technology at Concordia). So nice to see someone at the end of what looks like is going to be a long journey!
Tracy

9:09 AM  
Anonymous Robert said...

Congrats! Looking forward to read your work.

11:46 AM  

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