Virtual MIMS Welcome Day 2024

The I School Admissions Team invites you to join new and current students, alumni, faculty, and staff at Virtual MIMS Welcome Day.

Schedule

MIMS Student/Alumni Participants

Aishwarya Sriram, MIMS '25, Software Engineering.

Anna Luisa Lanzino, MIMS ’25, HCI, Software Engineering, Product Management.

Ashley O'Neale, MIMS ’20, Product Design and Development.

Brinda Gurusamy, MIMS ’21, Software Development, Data Science, Machine Learning.

Chandramita Dutta, MIMS ’24, Product Analytics, Data Science, Data Visualization.

Corrin Morgan, MIMS ’24, Product Management, UX Design and Research.

Diana Chen, MIMS '25, Data Science, AI/ML.

Drake White, MIMS ’24, Policy and Ethics, Cybersecurity.

Elsie Nanbam David, MIMS ’25, Data Science.

Frances Brittingham, MIMS ’25, HCI, UX Research.

Harim Lee, MIMS ’25, Product Management, UI/UX Research and Design, Health.

Kal Yahssin Walker, MIMS ’25, HCI, UX Research.

Katsuya Masaki, MIMS ’25, A/ML Product Management. 

Leslie Noye, MIMS ’24, HCI, Product Management, Entrepreneurship.

Lewis Msasa, MIMS ’25, Data Science, Software Development, UX Research and Design.

Lisa Kasamba, MIMS ’25, Product Management, Data Science.

Miguel Angel Rodriguez-Arias, MIMS ’25, AI Product Management, HCI, UX Research and Design, Entrepreneurship.

Nyah Elizabeth Mattison, MIMS ’24, Product Management, UX/UI Design, Social Computing.

Paul Kenniston, MIMS ’24, Data Science, Ethics, Information Policy and Security.

Priyal Mehta, MIMS ’25, HCI, UX Writing, Research & Design.

Shubham Roy, MIMS ’24, Product Management in AI/ML space.

Yvette Corina Vargas, MIMS ’25, Data Science, Information Policy, Ethics.

Faculty Lecture

Professor John Chuang's research is focused on biosensory computing, climate informatics, information economics and policy. He leads the BioSENSE Lab in studying brainwave authentication using passthoughts, affective biosensing, embodied decision-making, and privacy of ubiquitous sensing. His earlier work investigated strategic cybersecurity investments, incentives for peer production, and scalability of multicast trees. This term he is teaching Info 134. Information Technology Economics, Strategy, and Policy.. 

Professor Coye Cheshire studies sociological social psychology and group processes, with a focus on social exchange, cooperation, and trust in technology-mediated environments. His research aims to advance our understanding of the affordances and limitations of information technologies, and encourage cooperation, trust and prosocial behavior while combating distrust and misinformation. This term he is teaching Info 203. Social Issues of Information.