Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States
Love computer science for its beautiful combination of logic and creativity.
One of the four project managers of Applied Ethics+, a ten-week summer learning experience hosted by the Duke Initiative for Science and Society Led two interdisciplinary teams of Duke undergraduate and graduate students to work with non-profit organizations (UNESCO and Center for Humane Technology) to address real-world challenges in policy, technology, and ethics Led daily standups, brainstorming sessions, and one-on-one meetings, helped the teams improve their presentation and communication skills, planned project scope, and ensured project progress
TA for the Human-Centered Security and Privacy course
Participated in a selective fellowship program that prepares doctoral students as educators Attended weekly seminars and gave teaching demos
TA for the Race, Gender, Class, and Computing course
Implemented new features and maintained the Android app Led an accessibility initiative: documented existing accessibility issues and offered solutions, created an internal accessibility guideline, and held an accessibility tech talk for engineers
Developed a browser-based game to test the viability of a swipe-based keyboard for children without fine motor control Conducted user study with two teenagers with Cerebral Palsy (CP) Developed a set of CP children’s typical constraints and corresponding design guidelines Presented a talk at UNC Computer Science department’s Research Day