Human-Centered Computing · Human-AI Interaction · Health Informatics
Human-Centered Computing · Human-AI Interaction · Health Informatics
I work on how an interactive system should decide whether and when to respond to what it observes about a person and what should happen when it misunderstands them.
My background combines software development, applied machine learning and interface design, including nearly three years in industry. My current research is in health, alongside projects in learning and collaboration. I am applying to PhD programs for 2027 entry and aim for an academic career combining research, teaching and mentorship.
I have mentored students through the IEEE Career Mentoring Program and currently serving as Vice President of the Graduate Student Association in Information Sciences and Technology at Penn State.