Contact Information
Inquiries about working with me as an undergraduate student: I am on sabbatical for the 24–25 academic year, so I am not taking on additional students. Generally, if you are a student at Georgetown and you can code and you are interested in machine-learning research, feel free to send me an e-mail or stop by during office hours for a chat. My preference is to start work on a project by the end of your sophomore year but no later than the start of your junior year so you will have opportunities to complete a senior thesis, publish, and work with me during the summer between your junior and senior years, preferably with funding through SMURF.
Inquiries about working with me as a doctoral student: I currently do not have a position for a doctoral student. There are several people in the department working in the area of machine learning who are actively recruiting Ph.D. students. However, only the Graduate Committee makes decisions about admission using only the required materials submitted through the application system. Individual professors can not make offers of admission. As a consequence, I do not respond to individual requests to join my lab.
Your best course is to apply to our Ph.D. program and identify individual professors as prospective advisers in your statement. If the Graduate Committee determines that your application is competitive, then the people you have identified will have an opportunity to review your application. We do not pair students with advisers at the time of admission. If the Graduate Committee admits you, it means that at least one professor is interested in working with you and can fund you. If you decide to matriculate, you have up to two semesters to find an adviser.
Inquiries about the MS or Ph.D. programs: If you are an applicant or a prospective applicant to one of our graduate programs, please review the Web page for the MS or Ph.D. programs. If you have questions about the programs that are not answered by the information on those pages and on the pages to which they link, please contact the Graduate Program Manage at gpm at cs dot georgetown dot edu.
Inquiries about working with me as a post-doctoral or visiting researcher: At this time, there are no positions.
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Mark Maloof
325 St. Mary's Hall
Department of Computer Science
Georgetown University
Washington, DC 20057-1232, USA
V: +1 (202) 687-5034
Office Hours: None for 24–25 academic year.
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Department of Computer Science
329A St. Mary's Hall
Box 571232
37th and O Streets, NW
Georgetown University
Washington, DC 20057-1232, USA
V: +1 (202) 687-5874
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