Engagement & Collaboration
My professional engagement connects Information Systems scholarship, academic service, technology education, and organizational practice.
Beyond research and classroom teaching, I contribute through disciplinary service, university initiatives, student mentorship, and engagement with external organizations. These activities reflect my interest in applying scholarly perspectives to challenges involving information quality, digital technologies, and artificial intelligence.
Academic and Disciplinary Service
AMCIS Mini-Track Leadership
Mini-Track Chair, Building Information Systems for Whole Community Disaster Resilience: Privacy, Security and Trust Issues, Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), 2025–2027.
Scholarly Peer Review
I serve as a reviewer for academic journals and conferences in Information Systems and related fields.
University Engagement and Student Mentorship
I participate in university and college initiatives involving artificial intelligence and technology education. I also serve as faculty advisor and mentor for UW–Eau Claire's Leadership & Technology Club.
Industry and Organizational Engagement
Royal Credit Union AI Innovation Lab
Served as a subject matter expert for the Royal Credit Union AI Innovation Lab in 2024, connecting academic perspectives on information systems and emerging technologies with an organizational AI initiative.
Professional Education in Responsible AI
I have developed a four-hour professional education module for working professionals through UW–Eau Claire Continuing Education. Scheduled for delivery in Spring 2027, the module addresses AI reliability, information quality, bias, data privacy, intellectual property, and organizational governance, with an emphasis on critical evaluation and responsible human oversight.
Collaboration
I welcome opportunities to connect with researchers, educators, and organizations working on information quality, digital behavior, human–AI interaction, and applied analytics.