University of Michigan School of Information
UMSI PhDs on the job market
These PhD students will be on the job market in 2020-2021.
Shiqing (Licia) He
Dissertation title: Finding the Grammar of Generative Craft
Fields of interest: Art & Craft; Information Visualization; Generative Art; Creative Coding; Fabrication; Human Computer Interaction; Creativity Support Tools; Game
Joey Chiao-Yin Hsiao
Dissertation title: Fostering Transnational Newcomers’ Trust in Online Local Social Exchange
Fields of interest: UX Research; Online Trust; Inclusive Design; Social Media
Bradley Iott
Dissertation title: Social Determinants of Health Screening Implementation: A Multi-Method Investigation to Bridge Clinic and Community to Improve Healthcare Outcomes
Fields of interest: Health Informatics; Health Disparities; Social Determinants of Health; Clinical Information Systems; Organizational Studies; Mixed Methods Research
Tsuyoshi (Yoshi) Kano
Dissertation title: ICT Sector and Human Resource Development Ecosystem in Rwanda, Bangladesh, and Japan
Fields of interest: ICTD; Human Resource Management; HCI4D
Yingzhi Liang
Dissertation title: Behavioral Market Design for Social Good
Fields of interest: Behavioral and Experimental Economics; Market and Mechanism Design; Data Science; Causal Inference; Gig Economy; Social Network
Cindy Lin
Dissertation title: Coding Climate Inequality: An Ethnography of Data Control, Efficiency, and Environmental Justice in Postcolonial Indonesia
Fields of interest: STS; Social Informatics; Critical Data Studies; Environmental Studies; Feminist and Postcolonial Theory
Megh Marathe
Dissertation title: Understanding the Seizure in the Time of Digital Brainwaves
Fields of interest: Science and Technology Studies; Disability Studies; Computer-supported Cooperative Work; Human-computer Interaction
Hari Subramonyam
Dissertation title: The Role of End-User Data in Designing Human-AI Experiences
Fields of interest: Human Computer Interaction; Human Centered AI; Responsible AI; Interactive Intelligent Systems; Information Visualization
These Post-Docs will be on the job market in 2020-2021.
Jennifer Lawlor
Dissertation title: I Do Not Think It Means What You Think It Means: Problem Definitions and Collaborative Relationships in Coalitions
Fields of interest: Community Change Efforts; Community Coalitions; Social Network Analysis; Systems Thinking and Complexity Science for Community Problem-solving; Use of Research Evidence and Data Use