• faculty@cs - the folks on the faculty-conf mailing list, sessional faculty members (including students who are teaching a class), and former department heads Jim Varah and Paul Gilmore.

• faculty-with-kids@cs - faculty with kids

• grads-social@cs - social activity announcements for grad students.

• faculty-conf@cs - the faculty and Sharon Craddock

• faculty-spec - a special list set up periodically that generally includes everyone on faculty@cs minus one or two people for planning things that should exclude specific people

Postdocs

• post-docs@cs - the departments postdocs

• grads-social@cs currently in flux. Has been used for confidential matters, but is being repurposed to actually be social.
• grads-spec - a special list set up periodically that generally includes everyone on grads@cs minus one or two people for planning things that should exclude specific people

• tech-staff@cs - the technical staff

Visitors

• guest@cs - visiting students, people on sabbatical, etc. (may be renamed to visitors@cs)

Dept

• dept@cs - faculty, post-docs, staff, grads, guests
• dept-conf@cs - the above, minus guests, i.e., faculty, post-docs, staff, grads

• tls-committee@cs - Teaching and Learning Support Committee
• ubc-fowcs@cs - Focus on Women in CS Committee
• undergrad-affairs@cs - Undergrad affairs committee

• seminars@cs - people who have signed up to hear about the Invited Speakers Series

• faculty-conf@cs - the faculty and Sharon Craddock

• junior-faculty@cs - all pre-tenure faculty

Committees

• budgetcom@cs - Budget committee
• communications@cs - Communications Committee
• computing-c@cs - Computing Committee
• curriculum-c@cs - Curriculum committee
• cs-recruit@cs - Research faculty recruiting committee
• cs-recruit-instruct@cs - Instructor recruiting committee
• faculty-affairs@cs - the faculty affairs committee
• grad-admissions@cs - Grad admissions committee
• grad-affairs@cs - Grad affairs committee
• rr-committee@cs - reading room committee
• safety-committee@cs Safety committee
• space-committee@cs - the space committee
• tls-committee - Teaching and Learning Support Committee
• ubc-fowcs - Focus on Women in CS Committee
• undergrad-affairs - Undergrad affairs committee

Mailing Lists

A take on which mailing list is for what.

the most popular being "dept" which contains mostly everyone in the department who has an account. Then there is "grads" for the graduate students and a couple of staff and faculty. The faculty have a "faculty" mailing list which you're unlikely to ever see unless you become an instructor for a class.

"seminars" is used for the Invited Speakers Series

The Computers Science department shares the CICSR/CS building with CICSR (Centre for Integrated Computer Systems Research) and thus there are a bunch of Electrical Engineering labs and grads in the building. You'll then see postings to cicsrgrads and cicsr-faculty from the domain cicsr.ubc.ca.

Faculty

• faculty-conf@cs - the faculty, Tamara Milicevic, and Sharon Craddock
• faculty@cs - the folks on the faculty-conf mailing list, sessional faculty members (including students who are teaching a class), Deb Wilson (librarian), and former department heads Jim Varah and Paul Gilmore.

Students

• grads@cs - graduate students and a couple of staff and faculty
• grads-conf@cs - From the grad handbook: For "confidential" information you can try "grads-conf" which is used to organize sit-ins, walk-outs, and running around with our heads cut off

Staff

• admin-staff@cs - the non-technical staff

Other

• dept@cs - basically everyone who has an e-mail address in the CS department