Dr. Rachel F. Adler

Associate Professor

Research Interests: Human-Computer Interaction, Accessibility, and Computing Education

Email: radler@illinois.edu

Dr. Christopher Lueg

Professor

Research Interests: Usability, Usefulness, Human-Centered Design, Information Behavior, Embodiment, Human and Nonhuman Perception, De-Centering Design, Anthropocene

Email: cplueg@illinois.edu

Research Interests: Health Informatics; Applied Generative AI to Health, Education, FinTech; Inclusive Design; Information Search Behaviour; Financial Literacy; HCI

Advisor: Dr. Rachel Adler

Email: ac62@illinois.edu

Research Interests: Human-Computer Interaction, Accessibility, Human-AI Interaction, Social Computing, Computing Education

Advisor: Dr. Rachel Adler

Email:  chunyu3@illinois.edu

Research Interests: Design Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy, Information Technology and Politics, Embodiment & Affect Theory, More Than Human-Centered Design, HCI, STS

Advisor: Dr. Christopher Lueg & Dr. Brandon Batzloff

Email:  sujins3@illinois.edu

Research Interests: Critical Technology Design, Technology Governance, Co-Designing Culturally-contextual Technologies, Community Informatics

Advisor: Dr. Colin Rhinesmith & Dr. Rachel Adler

Email: euba2@illinois.edu 

Research Interests: Accessibility, Music and Sound, Human-Computer Interaction, Games, Physical Computing, AR/VR

Advisor: Dr. Rachel Adler & Dr. Deana McDonagh

Email: ohw2@illinois.edu

Research Interests:  Embodiment & Ex-bodiment, Social Agent & Human-Agent Interaction, Social & interpersonal Dynamic, Human-Computer Integration, HCI

Advisor: Dr. Christopher Lueg

Email:  jialuoy2@illinois.edu

Research Interests: Copyright Literacy and Education, Everyday Information Behavior, Cultural Heritage

Advisor: Dr. Melissa Ocepek

Email: siyaoc2@illinois.edu

Research Interests: I am passionate about human-centered computing, with a focus on improving social outcomes and technology for marginalized communities (e.g., Black, Latino, and neurodiverse groups). My research explores how social conditions shape our lived experiences, while seeking to create tools and strategies that enhance how marginalized groups engage with and benefit from technology.

Advisor: Dr. Camille Cobb

Email: mmakila2@illinois.edu

Research Interests: AI Ethics, Usable Security and Privacy, Inclusive Design, HCI

Currently: Assistant Professor, Department of Information Systems and Cyber Security, University of Texas at San Antonio

Email: zz78@illinois.edu