Got a problem? Use the tables below to find out whom to contact.
Computing Related Problems
For computing problems, help@stat is generally the place to go. That
address is monitored by the computing staff. Chances are someone will either
be able to help you or will know where to send you.
- Be sure to send the help folks a detailed description of your problem!
- help@stat is only for Stat-related computing. Please don't ask questions
about your home computer (unless they pertain to Stat somehow, e.g., "why
can't I connect to madrid?").
- Be sure to follow up with the computing staff—if they resolve your problem let them
know. (Doesn't hurt to thank them either...)
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Software (memory leaks, margin problems, etc.):
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| E-mail: |
Contact help@stat. |
| Webpage: |
Try the software support page.
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Hardware (cords, cables, screen cleaners etc):
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| E-mail: |
Contact help@stat. |
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Xterm crashes, network problems, quota etc:
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| E-mail: |
Contact help@stat. |
| Webpage: |
Try the Computing page
and the software support page.
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Whom do we contact about computer purchases?
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| E-mail: |
Contact
Connie Sugatan
(Stat Office)
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Email, login or password questions:
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| E-mail: |
Contact help@stat |
| Webpage: |
Try the Computing page as well.
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Getting a web directory (for your web site)
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| E-mail: |
Contact help@stat |
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Getting your web page linked to the main site
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| E-mail: |
Contact the webmaster (web@stat) |
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Setting up class email/archive page/course page:
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| E-mail: |
Contact help@stat |
| Webpage for ASLab: |
MSCC Lab. |
Academic Problems
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Consulting schedule:
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| Person: |
Cheryl Bissett
(Stat Office) |
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Help with registration, scheduling of finals, generals, prelims:
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| Person: |
Ellen Reynolds (B312) |
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Publishing technical reports:
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| Web sites: |
Information in this
guide or email the
webmaster
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Administrative Problems
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Change contact information, seminar/exam notices:
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| Person: |
Cheryl Bissett
(Stat Office) |
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Booking stat department rooms (eg C301):
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| Person: |
Cheryl Bissett
(Stat Office)
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Booking non-stat rooms (for exams, seminars, discussions etc):
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| Person: |
Ellen Reynolds (B312) |
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Payroll questions:
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| Person: |
Connie Sugatan
(Stat Office)
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Teaching Problems
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Who is the lead TA?
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| Person: |
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Other Problems
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Who organizes the social activities?
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How do I become a grader?
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Vickie Graybeal
(Stat Office)
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If you want to bring something up with the Faculty:
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Speak to them directly or talk to the GSR,
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represents the students at Faculty meetings (among numerous other duties).
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What is GPSS? Who are our senators?
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GPSS is the official student
government for graduate and professional students at the University of
Washington. Visit their site for more information. Currently our department's
GPSS senators are
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What's this union thing?
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The graduate student union, formally known as the Graduate
Student Employee Action Coalition (GSEAC), was formed in 2004.
The details of the contract between the UW and the Graduate
Student Union are
here. You are not required to join the union,
but you are required to pay dues. (If you are not
a member of the union, you pay reduced dues.) You
should receive literature in the mail about the
union at the start of each year.
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