Most of my research is centered on lower-level network exploitation, but I am currently investigating violations of non-interference between volatile and non-volatile memory. My work advances Internet ...

The overarching goal of the minor is to allow students to complement their discipline-specific skills and knowledge with a deeper understanding of how to analyze and extract meaning from data to learn ...

I am a co-investigator with Dr. Karla Murdock in the Technology, Health, and Cognition Lab. Our lab explores the intersection of Technology (e.g., smartphone usage ...

Prince Nelson ’01 teaches courses in calculus, probability and statistics. Her research is focused on creating tree-based models for classifying and predicting outcomes from complex data.

2012-2018: Senior Editor, Ecotone; Editor, Lookout Books; and Assistant Director of the Publishing Laboratory at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington 2007-2012: Managing Editor, Hayden’s Ferry ...

Bright joined the Williams School faculty in the fall of 2023. With a PhD in information systems, his primary teaching interests revolve around data retrieval, analytics, and visualization, with a ...

My research lab examines the intersection(s) between language, culture, and emotion. We take a highly interdisciplinary approach to examine how our language and socio-cultural environment influence ...

I research issues of stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination. Specifically, I am interested in how targets of prejudice (e.g., women, African-Americans) are affected by everyday instances of ...

Abdoney teaches courses on web user experience in action and digital culture. She also works in and manages the Telford Science Library. Barry teaches courses listed under digital culture and ...

Dr. Macalister’s courses include Principles of Development, Health Psychology, and Psychology of Women. Her research interests include gender in children’s food choice.

Our research looks at the various factors that impact how accurately individuals perceive others and are perceived by others. We are working on better understanding how group identities and ...

A minor in Digital Culture and Information (DCI) allows students to deeply explore how the digital age impacts knowledge and society. Students will discover how software transforms information into ...