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Disciplinary Interests: community development

jose marichal, california lutheran university
jose marichal
assistant professor
thickculture.blogspot.com
faculty
Ph.D. University of Colorado in Political Science
Western Political Science Association, Urban Affairs Association
I am currently looking at the intersections between diversity and web 2.0
Jose Marichal is a Professor of Political Science at California Lutheran University. He blogs at thickculture.blogspot.com
Warren J. Crosbie, RMIT University
Warren J. Crosbie
Honours student (Bachelor of Communications)
http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/~crosbie/wp/
faculty
BA (Media Studies)
CMS Pro (Australia); OzZope (Australia)
Honours thesis on content classfication, folksnomies, ontologies, Communities of Practice and social networks online.
Warren Crosbie lives in Melbourne Australia; grew up in New Zealand.

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