Information curation, organization, management, and use is at the core at what most of our faculty do. A number of faculty members research digital archives, artifact preservation, information organization, museums, institutions of cultural heritage, and databases across business, sciences, and other contexts.
Diana Daly
Associate Dean for Graduate Academics
Associate Professor of Practice
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Social media
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Digital culture
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Qualitative research methods
Andrew Kemp-Wilcox
Assistant Professor of Practice
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Narrative Design
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Videogame Industries
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Game Phenomenology
Jamie A. Lee
Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs
Associate Professor
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Archival Studies
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Storytelling/Digital Storytelling & Oral History
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Theory of the Body/Embodiment
Zack Lischer-Katz
Assistant Professor
Director of Graduate Studies
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Curation/Preservation of Visual Information
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3D Data and Virtual Reality
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Qualitative-interpretive Research Methods
Berlin Loa
Associate Professor of Practice
Knowledge River Program Manager
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Museums and archives
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Collections management
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Taskscapes of cultural heritage & public memory
Michael McKisson
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Academics
Associate Professor of Practice
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Digital Storytelling
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Entrepreneurship and Product Development
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Uncrewed Aerial Vehicle Data Collection
Jennifer Rochelle
Assistant Professor of Practice
MLIS Coordinator and Advisor
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Law and technology
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IP/Copyright
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Social justice
Marie Saldaña
Assistant Professor
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Cultural heritage informatics
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Data visualization
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Borderlands archives
Ann Shivers-McNair
Associate Professor
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Cultural heritage informatics
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Collaborative design research
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Communication in design contexts
Brenton Stewart
Associate Professor
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Cultural heritage informatics
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Digital culture
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Information behavior