mentees
The people I have been fortunate to work with — alumni and current mentees, internal and external.
Working alongside these researchers and designers has shaped how I think about ethical interaction design. Their questions, values, and refusals push my own.
Alumni
alumna
Qiuquan Gu
Product Designer @ TikTok (AI Social) · San Jose
creative workflows social AI human interaction
“I explore how AI reshapes human interaction — from creative workflows to social connection.”
alumna
Doris Maria Rhomberg
TU Wien
ethical UX dark patterns measurement
“I want to create technology that helps people achieve their own goals instead of manipulating them toward someone else’s through dark patterns.”
- ZfPDeception Is Ugly: Linking Aesthetic Judgment to Perceived Manipulation in Dark Patterns’26
- CHIWORK LBWMaking Indecent Persuasion Visible: How Evaluation Metrics Shape UX Designers’ Ethical Reasoning’26
- CHI WorkshopTowards Quantifying Ethical User Experience: Evaluating User Perceptions of Dark Patterns in Social Media’24
Current mentees
current mentee
Irene Wu
Cornell University
AI bias inclusive design under-represented voices
“As more people turn to AI tools to generate content and design, I worry these systems, which are meant to boost creativity, can end up reinforcing bias and narrowing what’s possible, especially for users whose perspectives weren’t reflected in the training data.”
If you’re a former or current collaborator not shown here, ping me and I’ll add you.