Education
I am be a PhD student in the Department of Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University where I am specializing in Work, Technology and Entrepreneurship and and conducting research at the Center for Work, Technology and Organizations. This website will be updated to reflect my coursework, research and experiences at Stanford in the coming months.
I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Information Science with a focus on Human-Centered Systems and Social Systems from Cornell University in May 2011. I spent the spring 2010 semester studying abroad at John Cabot University in Rome, Italy. It was a once in a lifetime experience.
Given the interdisciplinary nature of the Information Science program, my coursework spanned across various fields, including computer science, communication, psychology, law and statistics. Below is a list of all of the classes I took at while at Cornell (* indicates a graduate level course):
Classes Taken at Cornell
* indicates graduate level course
| Semester | Courses |
|---|---|
Spring 2011 |
Media Influence and Persuasion*, Advanced Human-Computer Interaction*, Cognitive Psychology, Independent Research, Teaching Assistant for Mobile Social Networks* |
Fall 2010 |
Object Oriented Programming and Data Structures, Deception in the Networked Age, Physics, Independent Research, Teaching Assistant for Communication and Technology |
Spring 2010 |
Digital Media Culture, Business Communication, New Product Management Introductory Italian, Digital Photography |
Fall 2009 |
Online Social and Information Networks, Law of Internet and E-Commerce, Copyright in the Digital Age, Independent Research, Teaching Assistant for Communication and Technology |
Spring 2009 |
Intermediate Design and Programming for the Web, Networks, Human-Computer Interaction Design, Technology in Collaboration, Independent Research |
Fall 2008 |
Introduction to Java, Mathematical Methods for Information Science, Linear Algebra, Psychology of Social Computing, Nutrition, Health and Society |
Spring 2008 |
Statistics, Indepedent Research, Biological Principles, Freshman Writing Seminar |
Fall 2007 |
Introduction to Design and Programming for the Web, Calculus, Biological Principles, Freshman Writing Seminar, Squash |
Classes Taken at Stanford (stay tuned)
| Semester | Courses |
|---|---|
Fall 2011 |
Seminar in Organizational Theory (taught by Woody Powell) |
