Intro:
As a doctoral candidate my research has focused on conducting humanistic inquiry on digital technologies. The goal of my research is to learn how humans understand, interact and are shaped by the digital tools which are part of our daily lives.
Coming from an information studies background my commitments focus on concepts of access and open inquiry. I seek to apply ethical and philosophical considerations to what otherwise may be technical questions in the digital technology space.
My scholarship has included work in the fields of teaching and learning, instructional design, science and technology studies, interdisciplinary work across political science, media studies, gender studies, and legal studies.
Doctoral Candidate
(year 4- All But Dissertation)
Dissertation: “Internet Exchange Points: How layer 2 infrastructure shapes knowing” (working title)
University of California, Los Angeles
Graduate Student Instructor (Special Reader/TA), Information Studies Department
Current Position:
Areas of Expertise
Digital Humanities
Teaching & Learning
Social Science Research
Political Science (law), Gender, and Media Studies
Science and Technology Studies

