I’m a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Brigham Young University studying human-computer interaction, with a focus on generative-AI, privacy, and autism. I’m interested in how people actually experience technology, not just how it’s built, and how those insights can lead to more thoughtful, human-centered systems.
Recent News:
May 2026:
Our workshop, "Where Does Privacy Research Go From Here? Navigating the Challenges and Paths Forward" has been accepted to CSCW 2026!
April 2026:
Our paper, "PRISM: Evaluating a Rule-Based, Scenario-Driven Social Media Privacy Education Program for Young Autistic Adults" has been accepted to CSCW 2026 and will be presented at the conference in October!
March 2026:
I have been given the opportunity to serve as the SV Co-Chair for CSCW 2026. Lottery submissions are now open!
February 2026
I’m honored to have been selected as a 2026 CRA-E Graduate Fellow and excited to contribute to initiatives that strengthen mentoring and research pathways in computing. Grateful for this opportunity!
October 2025
I am excited to announce that our paper, "Persuasiveness of Conversational Agents for Targeted Advertising: Autism and Gen-AI Chatbots" will be presented at CSCW 2025.