Improved UI/UX of VTScada industrial SCADA software. Expanded keyboard interactions in JavaScript. Developed industrial automation protocol drivers.

Fall 2023 — Game Development (CISC 486)
Winter 2023 — Game Design (CISC 226)
Fall 2022 — Game Development (CISC 486)

Fall & Winter 2021 — Deep Learning (CISC 867)

Supervised by Dr. T.C. Nicholas Graham. Built AI systems for accessible game design, conducted human subjects studies with the spinal cord injury community, and produced findings published at CHI, ASSETS, and HAI.

Thesis: Improving the Accessibility of Digital Games Using Partial Automation

Dean's Honour List, 2017–2019

Awarded three consecutive years. Ontario government doctoral scholarship.

NSERC CREATE program. READi trains researchers in accessibility and inclusive design through coursework, action team projects with community partners, and annual symposia. Level 3 is the program's highest certification level. Action team project conducted in partnership with Kingston Circus Arts, investigating inclusive coaching practices for movement classes with participants of mixed abilities.

NSERC CREATE · ATP: Kingston Circus Arts, inclusive coaching design

Supported peer connection programming for people with spinal cord injuries. This relationship provided the community access through which participants were recruited for the Personalizable Partial Automation and Beyond Fun studies.

TACCESS  ·  CHI '21–'24  ·  CHI PLAY '20–'23  ·  ASSETS '21  ·  DIS '20–'21  ·  NordiCHI '20