Teaching

At the undergraduate level, I have taught IST 331 (Introduction to HCI) many times, as well as IST 110 (Introduction to IST). The web sites for these classes are available through Angel (login required).

At the graduate level, I have taught several courses:

• Integrated Theories and Methods in IST (IST 501)
• Methods for HCI Research (IST 521)
• HCI Theories and Frameworks (IST 522)

Jack Carroll and I also teach a one-hour seminar for our CSCL and other interested HCI PhD students:
Current Issues in HCI

Advising

In addition to teaching and research, I am the Graduate Programs Advisor for IST. One of my responsibilities is to provide general information to prospective students, so feel free to contact me if you are considering our graduate program.

I am advisor to a number of PhD students, including: Joshua Gross, Matthew Peters, Helena Mentis, Robert Marchant, Dejin Zhao, Bridget Blodgett (co-advisor), Hansa Sinha, Bernie (Nan) Zang, Honglu Du, and Heidi Webb. These individuals can give you a sense of their experience in IST and the projects they are pursuing for their PhD work. Of course I also am a member of many PhD committees, including students from IST, Psychology, Instructional Systems, and Communications.

Although IST maintains a relatively small Masters program, I am advising two Masters candidates as well: Bryan Ollendyke and Ian Remmel.

My former PhD students include George Chin, Cheryl Seals, Tracy Lewis, Jochen Rode, Lu Xiao (co-advisor), and Gregorio Convertino (co-advisor).