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Our paper “Evaluating the ‘Prefer not to say’ Option Around Sensitive Information Disclosures” led by first author Mark Warner and with co-authors Agnieszka Kitkowska, Jo Gibbs, and Ann Blandford has been conditionally accepted to the CHI 2020 Conference! It was such a great experience to be part of this collaboration with researchers from the UK…

I had such a great time serving as a student volunteer during the CHI2020 PC Meeting at IU this past weekend. I met such an amazing group of people! Special thanks go to my wonderful SCs Audrey Desjardin and Kristina Andersen for making this experience so great! 🙂

The case study ‘Conducting HCI Research with People Living with HIV Remotely: Lessons Learned and Best Practices.’ co-authored with Cassie Kresnye, Julia Dunbar, Ciabhan Connelly, Katie Siek, and Patrick Shih has been accepted to be part of the CHI 2020 Conference!

I had such a great time serving as an AI in the Introduction to HCI Design course taught by my colleague and friend Patrycja Zdziarska (aka Trisha) this summer. Students learned about the foundations of HCI design and experienced first hand what entails to carry a project from initial phases of research and inquiry all…

After an exciting visit to the University of Pittsburgh this summer, I am so happy to start research work on stigma with a group of such talented undergraduate students! Via the i3 Program, I will serve as a team member and mentor for a year. The team will present the outcomes of the research next…

First author Mark Warner will be talking about our latest research study looking into privacy perceptions around HIV status disclosure online. The talk will table place on July 15th., during the 2019 Privacy, Usability, and Transparency (PUT) Workshop in Stockholm, Sweden. More information can be found here.

I gave a talk about my research to students of the iSchool Inclusion Institute (i3) Program at the University of Pittsburgh. We discussed potential research projects that we could work on during the following year. I was certainly excited to meet and talk to such a smart and interesting group of people!

An article covering the use of participatory design in research with diverse populations has been published in the 2019 spring issue of IEEE Xplore! The article highlights the main takeaways and insights derived from the Design4Diversity workshop that we organized during the PervasiveHealth 2018 Conference with Prof. Gabi Marcu (University of Michigan), Prof. Kay Connelly…

Here’s a Medium article covering our latest research on sex-social app design around HIV status disclosure tensions! It was such a great experience to collaborate with first author Mark Warner and co-authors Jo Gibbs, Ann Blandford from University College London, and Christina Chung from Indiana University Bloomington.