About me
Overview: I received my PhD in Human-Centered Computing at Clemson University.
Strong researcher in the fields of human autonomy interaction, team recommender systems,
user experience, and human-centered computing.
Skilled in project management, agile process, programming, video game development, entrepreneurship, and educational technology.
My dissertation research focused on facilitating teammate team mental models (e.g., attitudes, preferences, tendencies)
on temporary teams with technology. Specifically this involved the conceptualization, development, and research of a
new form of recommender system, an information-sharing recommender system. As a whole my dissertation contributed
an understanding of how such a system might influence temporary team outcomes, differences in disclosure behavior depending
on individual differences and context, and perceptions of the system (e.g., privacy concerns, satisfaction).
(Updated 2/6/2023)
What I'm doing
-
Research
I use both qualitative and quantitative methods to gain a more complete understanding of how people use technology.
-
Development
I utilize my development skills to make prototypes and tools to accelerate research project timelines. I have experience working on many projects with two available on all major app stores.
-
Design
I have experience researching and designing user experiences including recommender systems, video games, VR, mobile apps, and websites.
-
Writing
I am the lead author on many peer-reviewed publications. I assist my lab as a valuable editor and reviewer. I also create and share educational resources that are used by teachers all over the world.
