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km842@cornell.edu
I am an Information Science PhD student working with Professor Gili Vidan. I explore themes of trust, authenticity, and meaning-making in technology-mediated interactions and experiences. My research interests include themes of (dis)trust in digital technology, virtual/augmented reality, technology-aided art, and human-computer interactions. Before coming to Cornell, I completed my BA in Sociology at Princeton University and my MPhil in Digital Humanities at Trinity College Dublin.