R. Jordan Crouser is a computer scientist whose work explores the human side of computing — how people interact with data, algorithms, and each other via emerging technologies. His teaching and research emphasize ethical, equitable design in areas such as human-computer interaction, data visualization, and responsible AI. Crouser is especially passionate about interdisciplinary collaboration and building computational tools to solve real-world problems. Before joining Kenyon, he chaired Computer Science at Smith College and conducted research at MIT Lincoln Laboratory, where he worked at the intersection of data science, decision support, and human-machine teaming.
Areas of Expertise
Human-computer interaction, data visualization, data science, decision support
Education
2013 — Doctor of Philosophy from Tufts University
2010 — Master of Science from Tufts University
2008 — Bachelor of Arts from Smith College