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Life in the Big City: A reflection of four years of HCI Education and Research in Baltimore
Greg Walsh - Assistant Professor at U. of Baltimore, Division of Science, Information Arts and Technologies
2105 Hornbake, South Wing
Thursday, March 31, 2016, 12:30-1:30 pm Calendar
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Abstract

For the last four years, I have been an assistant professor at the University of Baltimore. In those four years, I’ve developed 11 different courses, started a research lab and co-design team (KidsteamUB), and integrated community engagement into our graduate UX classes. In this talk, I will discuss how life in the HCIL prepared me for these challenges and some lessons learned that I can share.

Bio

Greg Walsh earned his PhD from the iSchool in 2012 and has been at the University of Baltimore ever since. He is the graduate program director for the MS in Interaction Design and Information Architecture as well as the UX Design certificate. He is a recipient of a Google 2015 Faculty Research Award.

This talk is organized by Leyla Norooz