ABOUT ME
I research and teach about the social, political, and ethical dimensions of information technology, focusing especially on privacy and data ethics.
I am an Assistant Professor in the College of Information Sciences and Technology and a Research Associate at the Rock Ethics Institute at Penn State University.
From 2016-18, I was an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at San Jose State University. Before that, I was a Research Fellow at the Information Law Institute at New York University's School of Law, a member of the Institute's Privacy Research Group, and a Visiting Scholar in NYU's Department of Media, Culture, and Communication.
NEWS
- My paper with Beate Roessler and Helen Nissenbaum ("Online Manipulation") won a Best Paper Award at the 2018 Privacy Law Scholars Conference! [5/31/18]
- I was interviewed for this KCBS story about privacy issues raised by the arrest of the Golden State Killer. [4/27/18]
- I presented work in progress on the ethics of behavioral targeting and online manipulation at the 2018 Internet Law Works-in-Progress Conference at New York Law School. [3/24/18]
- I participated in a super interesting plenary panel on "Humanity and Technology" with Don Norman, Gail Heyman, John Evans, and Katerina Semendeferi at UC San Diego's Conference for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities. [2/22/18]
- I presented a paper on datafication and user empowerment at the ECREA Digital Culture and Communication Conference at the University of Brighton (UK). [11/7/17]
- I presented work about online manipulation to the Southeast Ethics and Philosophy of Technology Workshop at UNC Charlotte. [9/23/17]
- My chapter on "Transparent Media and the Development of Digital Habits" was published in Postphenomenology and Media: Essays on Human-Media-World Relations. [7/5/17]