That's a wrap on CSCW 2026!
I had a wonderful time serving as an SV Co-Chair, co-organizing a workshop on the future of privacy research, and presenting our PRISM paper. Thanks to everyone who made the week so memorable!
Hello, I'm
I study the human consequences of how we design technology.
I'm a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Brigham Young University.
I study how people experience technology, with a particular interest in privacy, social computing, and responsible AI.
Explore my research ↗︎︎I work with Dr. Xinru Page in the Social Technology and Privacy Lab (STaPL).
I'm also passionate about mentoring undergraduate researchers and helping students find their place in research.
Papers, projects, talks, and other things I've been up to.
I had a wonderful time serving as an SV Co-Chair, co-organizing a workshop on the future of privacy research, and presenting our PRISM paper. Thanks to everyone who made the week so memorable!
"Where Does Privacy Research Go From Here? Navigating the Challenges and Paths Forward" will be held at CSCW 2026.
Workshop website ↗︎︎"PRISM: Evaluating a Rule-Based, Scenario-Driven Social Media Privacy Education Program for Young Autistic Adults" will be presented at CSCW in October.
Read the paper ↗︎︎I'm excited to help support the Student Volunteer program for this year's conference in Salt Lake City.
CSCW Student Volunteers ↗︎︎I'm excited to contribute to initiatives that strengthen mentoring and research pathways for students in computing.
Read the announcement ↗︎︎"Persuasiveness of Conversational Agents for Targeted Advertising: Autism and Gen-AI Chatbots" was presented at CSCW 2025.
Read the paper ↗︎︎"A House Divided: How US Politics Could Shape Contact-Tracing Adoption in Future Pandemics" was presented at CHI 2025.
Read the paper ↗︎︎GET IN TOUCH
Interested in my research, collaboration, or just want to say hello? I'd love to hear from you.