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My Work at Pratt Center: Integrating Data Skills into Non-Profit Impact

This is a presentation showcasing my fellowship work at Pratt Center.

Moral Panic, Practical Use: The Student GenAI Paradox

Participate in and explore GenAI research with a multidisciplinary group of graduate students from Dr. Irene Lopatovska’s Human-Centered Research Design course (INFO 630)! This semester, we have been…

Info Trees: Participatory Data Physicalization for the Info School Community

I have developed a data physicalization model to represent students’ academic progress at the info school. It consists of lego-like, connectable, interchangable pieces that represent different classes offered…

Love’s Labour: Loss—Mini-Exhibition on Grief from the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Collections

Focusing on the labour that goes into grief and mourning – and the universality of that work – this exhibition takes six items from six different cultures currently…

Motherhood effects on women’s labor force

This study investigates how motherhood affects gender gaps in workforce participation across 26 countries in the Americas. By analyzing labor data by sex, household type, and presence of…

School shootings and the manosphere: spatially correlated or moral panic?

In the past few years there’s been a dramatic increase in school shootings, from fewer than 50 to over 300 per year. Around the same time, manosphere topics…

BURO: Building Trust in Community Borrowing and Lending

BURO is a community based borrowing and lending platform that helps people share everyday items they don’t use all the time, like a power drill, a bike pump,…

Making Digital Collections Visible to All: Leslie Lohman Museum of Art

Our poster details the history of the Leslie Lohman Museum of Art, a museum dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing queer art and artists. We also highlight how…

Unlocking Creativity with VR

The VR Starter Kit at Pratt In this presentation, I’ll share how we’ve taken meaningful steps to make VR more accessible, inclusive, and approachable for students across Pratt….

Digital Humanities for Reality TV Fans: A Speculative Dataset for CBS’ Big Brother

Zoe will be presenting the findings of her culminating project in “Digital Humanities,” a verbal crosswalk of reality television show data from Fan-Wikis into machine-readable format. Inspired by…

Visualizing Cognitive Health: Data Viz in Healthcare

Introduction Building on my final project from the Information Visualization class with Prof. William Geary, this project focuses on improving awareness and interpretation of the Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Examination (ACE-III), a 15–20…

VR Starter Kit: Reimagining VR for Pratt Students

With the mission to make VR more accessible to designers at Pratt, we’ve been developing pathways for students to strengthen their relationship with tools like VR in their…

expressoh!

Expressoh! is a cafe-themed networking app that sparks real conversations over coffee. Designed for young professionals in NYC, it helps you build meaningful connections based on shared values,…

The Home of Tomorrow

The students of INFO 650 Speculative Design envision the Home of Tomorrow in a mini-exhibition on display in room 201.

Bursting the Bubble: Examining the role of algorithmic filter bubbles in the spread of misinformation amongst Gen-Z on TikTok

This presentation will discuss how TikTok’s algorithm fosters filter bubbles that amplify misinformation among Gen-Z users, leading to consequences like vaccine hesitancy and radicalization, and proposes community, educational,…

The Brooklyn Museum Website

As a part of my Brooklyn Museum Fellowship, I am sharing a usability testing project on the old and newly launched site. It includes findings based on user…

James Bond: Did All Of Those Martinis Impact His Performance?

This infographic used a dataset focused on all of the movies within the James Bond empire, dissecting the behaviors of each movie’s actor. Leveraging the “martinis” column, a…

Cataloging for Representation – Considering Identity in Digital Collections at Thomas J. Watson Library

This is a presentation about the work I did as a fellow at The MET’s Thomas J. Watson Library over the course of this academic year. SLIDES: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1h9Td68ebU5tPaTrJcGEnFrbkWdao12bZc4txJYL2O7w/edit?usp=sharing 

Hudson Valley Gentrification and Changes in Farming

In recent years, and especially since the pandemic, farmers have increasingly been priced out of leasing or purchasing land in the Hudson Valley, and possibly elsewhere in the…

Five Activities for Navigating Ethics, Business, and User Needs using the Anti-Hero Card Deck

Design requires balancing of user values, business requirements, stakeholder needs, technical factors, and applied ethics. We offer five design activities with value-rooted provocative cards to assess user–business value…