Curriculum Vitae present Doctorate of Philosophy, Sociology, in progress University of Toronto

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1 Curriculum Vitae BERNIE HOGAN 725 SPADINA AVENUE, TORONTO, ON M5S2J4 OFFICE: (416) Education 2003-present Doctorate of Philosophy, Sociology, in progress University of Toronto Dissertation title: Networking in Everyday Life Expected date of completion: December Masters of Arts, Sociology University of Toronto Completed the collaborative program in Knowledge Media Design 2002 Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Sociology Memorial University Of Newfoundland Thesis title: Coming out of the Bias Closet: Clarity and Community in Alternative Media Discourse Publications 2007 Fisher, Danyel, Bernie Hogan, A. J. Brush, Andy Jacobs and Marc Smith. Using Social Sorting to Enhance Management. Microsoft Research Technical Report. MSR-TR Hogan, Bernie and Danyel Fisher. A Scale for Measuring Overload. Microsoft Research Technical Report, MSR-TR Wellman, Barry and Bernie Hogan with Kristen Berg, Jeffrey Boase, Juan- Antonio Carrasco, Rochelle Côte, Jennifer Kayahara, Tracy L.M. Kennedy, and Phuoc Tran. Connected Lives: The Project. In Purcell, Patrick. Networked Neighborhoods. Berlin: Springer Wellman, Barry, and Bernie Hogan. "The Immanent Internet." Pp in Netting Citizens, edited by Johnston R. McKay. Edinburgh: St. Andrew's Press. Wellman, Barry, and Bernie Hogan. The Internet in Everyday Life. Pp in The Berkshire Encyclopedia of Human Computer Interaction, edited by William S. Bainbridge. Great Barrington, MA: Berkshire Publishing. Hogan, Bernie with Daniel Wigdor, MJ Suhonos and Meira Josephy, eds. Multimedia Proceedings. Open Source and Free Software: Concepts, Controversies and Solutions. May 9-11, Knowledge Media Design Institute. Accessible online at Hogan, Bernie. Book Review: Leonardo s Laptop. Information Communication and Society. 6(2):

2 Forthcoming and under review 2008 Hogan, Bernie. Analyzing Social Networks via the Internet. Fielding, Nigel, Ray Lee and Grant Blank. The Handbook of Online Research Methods. Sage: Thousand Oaks, CA. Forthcoming Carrasco, Juan Antonio, Bernie Hogan, Barry Wellman and Eric Miller. Collecting social network data to study social activity travel: An egocentered approach. Environment and Planning B. Forthcoming. Hogan, Bernie, Juan Antonio Carrasco and Barry Wellman. Visualizing Personal Networks: Working with Participant-Aided Sociograms. Field Methods. 19(2). Forthcoming. Teaching Experience 2007 Teaching Assistant Soc 257. Bonnie Erickson. University of Toronto Graded examinations and essays. Monitor online courseware Teaching Assistant Soc 256. Bonnie Erickson. University of Toronto Prepared examinations, led tutorials, graded essays. Guest Lecture Soc 356. Alexandra Marin. University of Toronto Lecture Title: Researching Social Networks Teaching Assistant - Soc 263. Bill Magee. University of Toronto Prepared examinations, guided online discussion. Guest Lecture Soc 263. Bill Magee. University of Toronto. Lecture Title: Families and Time / 2004 Guest Lecture Soc 356. Barry Wellman. University of Toronto Lecture title: Computing and Cognition. Teaching Assistant Soc 256, 257. Bonnie Erickson. University of Toronto Prepared examinations, led tutorials, graded essays. Teaching Assistant Soc 203. Irving Zeitlin. University of Toronto Prepared examinations, led tutorials. Guest Lecture Sociology 101. Robert Brym. University of Toronto Lecture title: Research Methods Teaching Assistant Sociology 101. Robert Brym. Graded examinations, led bi-weekly tutorial sessions.

3 Academic Honors and Awards 2006 Second place in best student posters. International Workshop on Network Science 2006 (NetSci). NetSci Student Support Honorarium. $650 US SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship. $20, SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship. $20, University of Toronto Open Fellowship. $ University of Toronto Open Fellowship. $10,700 Webshop Travel Grant, University of Maryland. $ University of Toronto Open Fellowship. $10,000 University Medal for Academic Excellence in Sociology, Memorial University of Newfoundland. $50 Canadian Tire Scholarship for Merit in Sociology, Memorial University of Newfoundland. $ Canadian Tire Scholarship for Merit in Sociology, Memorial University of Newfoundland. $600 Research Experience Present Research Assistant. Dean Behrens. University of Toronto Project title: Connected Lives: North. Responsible for survey design and development. Data entry supervision. Developed and deployed social network instruments in interviews. Research Assistant. Brent Berry. University of Toronto Developed software to parse craigslist.org and Toronto renters with randomized ethnically-specific names at specified intervals. Research Coordinator. Barry Wellman. University of Toronto. Project title: Connected Lives: Culture and Communication in East York. Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto. Responsibilities include: Questionnaire development, layout, design. Dataset development and management. Interview development. Report and article writing. Software Development. Managing data entry personnel Research Intern. Danyel Fisher. Microsoft Research Responsibilities include: survey development, data cleaning, statistical analysis, paper drafting Research Assistant. Lorne Tepperman. University of Toronto. Responsibilities included: Data cleaning, statistical analysis Research Assistant. Stephen Crocker. Memorial University of Newfoundland. Responsibilities included: Webpage development. Online, archival research Research Assistant. Robert Hill. Memorial University of Newfoundland.

4 Responsibilities included: Aggregation of archival statistics on unemployment. Statistical analysis. Presentations 2007 Fisher, Danyel, A. J. Brush, Bernie Hogan, Marc Smith, and Andy Jacobs. Using Social Metadata in Triage. 12 th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. Beijing. July Carrasco, Juan Antonio, Bernie Hogan, Barry Wellman and Eric J Miller. Agency in social activity Interactions: The Role of Social Networks in Time and Space. Second International Specialist Meeting on ICT. Bergen, Netherlands, November Wellman, Barry and Bernie Hogan. No Group is an Island: Living Networked On and Offline. Graduate School of Information and Dept of Sociology, UCLA, November 21. Wellman, Barry and Bernie Hogan. Network Seminar. Annenberg School of Communication. University of Southern California. Los Angeles. November 13. Hogan, Bernie, Jeffrey Wong and Barry Wellman. Extending Social Network Analysis Software. Wojciech Gryc, Bernie Hogan, Jeffrey Wong and Barry Wellman. Social Network Suite: Tools for the Analysis of Multiple Personal Networks. IBM CASCON Toronto, October Hogan, Bernie and Danyel Fisher. reciprocity and Bias in Communication International Workshop on Network Science. Bloomington, Indiana. May Hogan, Bernie and Danyel Fisher. Reciprocity and Personal Communication Bias. Sunbelt XXVI International Social Network Conference, Vancouver, BC. April 24-30, 2006 Hogan, Bernie and Barry Wellman with Kristen Berg, Jeff Boase, Juan Antonio Carrasco, Rochelle Cote, Jennifer Kayahara and Tracy L.M. Kennedy. Connected Lives: ICTs and Social Networks. Sunbelt XXVI International Social Network Conference. Vancouver, BC. April 24-30, 2006 Carrasco, Juan Antonio, Bernie Hogan, Barry Wellman and Eric J Miller. Collecting social network data to study social activity travel: An egocentered approach. 85 th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board. January 22-26, Fisher, Danyel, Bernie Hogan, A.J. Brush and Marc A. Smith. Using Social Sorting to Enhance Management. HCIC, The Human-Computer Interaction Consortium. January Hogan, Bernie. Personal Information Management and Personal Network Structure. 100 th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Philadelphia, PA. Hogan, Bernie, Danyel Fisher, Marc A. Smith. Using SNARF: Capturing the Social in . CITASA Mini-Conference Philadelphia, PA. Hogan, Bernie. Managing to Connect: Network Management tools and Social Structure. Sunbelt XXV International Social Network Conference. Redondo Beach, CA. Hogan, Bernie, Juan Carrasco and Barry Wellman. Discovering Egocentric Networks: An Analog Approach. Sunbelt XXV International Social Network Conference. Redondo Beach, CA.

5 2004 Hogan, Bernie. Putting Social Networks in Context. CSAA Annual Meetings at the Congress for the Humanities and Social Sciences. London, ON. Hogan, Bernie and Barry Wellman. Is There a Turn Towards Networked Individualsism. Sunbelt XXIV International Network Conference. Portoz, Slovenia. May Hogan, Bernie. Network Management and Agency in Social Structures. 99th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. San Francisco, CA. Hogan, Bernie. Characterizing Media Multiplexity: Strong Tie Support. 98th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Atlanta, GA. Wellman, Barry and Bernie Hogan. No Group is an Island: Living Networked Online and Offline. Computer Networks and Social Networks: An International Conference. University of Haifa. Haifa, Israel. Hogan, Bernie Media Multiplexity: An Examination of Differential Media Usage. In 4th Annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers. Toronto, ON. University Service President. Graduate Sociology Students Association. University of Toronto Secretary. Knowledge Media Design Society. University of Toronto Member. Department of Sociology Computing Committee. University of Toronto Vice-president and co-founder. Sociology and Anthropology Students Association. Memorial University of Newfoundland VP Finance. LBGT-MUN. Memorial University of Newfoundland. Professional Service Article Reviewer Science Information, Communication and Society New Media and Society Conference Organizing. Planning committee. Open Source and Free Software: Concepts, Controversies and Solutions. May 9-11, University of Toronto. Planning Committee. 4 th Annual meeting of the Association of Internet Researchers. Toronto, ON. Professional Associations American Sociological Association International Network for Social Network Analysis Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association