Social Computing at the School of Information (SCSI - pronounced, "scuzzy") is a student group affiliated with the University of Michigan School of Information's new Social Computing specialization. Like the Social Computing specialization, SCSI is a new addition to the School of Information, officially formed at the beginning of the Winter 2008 semester.

SCSI's objective is to provide a way for students to engage in activities that enhance their academic experience, career and professional development and opportunities to network and socialize. Planned SCSI activities include design contests, hacker jams, talks by key figures in social computing and presentations on interesting trends and technologies in social computing.

If you are interested, or want to learn about Web 2.0/3.0, social networks, mashups, wikis, social media or any other cool technologies, you are welcome to join our group. The group's officers can be contacted at scsiofficers@umich.edu