Assistant Professor, School of Computing

My research aims to understand how Personal Informatics technology can better help individuals with severe motor disabilities.

Ph.D. Student and U.S. Army Aviation Officer. My research explores the intersection of Human-Centered Computing, Smart Home Technology/IoT, and accessibility in a hospital setting.

My Research focuses on using HCC methods to improve Anti-Money Laundering software, and Machine Learning for detecting criminals within the financial system.

My research work focuses on the domains of Human-Centered Computing and Smart Hospital Technologies.

Research interests include accessible technology and human computer interactions.

I do research exploring how people with have experienced spinal cord injuries and strokes use technology. This includes looking at self-care tasks and rehabilitation education.

I research remote workers' strategies for boundary and time management and what technological supports may mitigate challenges in this space.