We are thrilled to celebrate the incredible achievements of our Spring 2025 graduates from the Human Computer Interaction (HCI) program! Please join us in congratulating the following graduates: 🥇 Doctoral
Usabilathon 2025: Designing the Future, One Prototype at a Time Over the course of two exciting weeks, Human Computer Interaction (HCI) students from across the program came together for Usabilathon
Eight HCI students will defend their thesis or dissertation research for Spring 2025 graduation.
HCI Spring 2025 Retreat and Supper Join us for the HCI Spring 2025 Retreat and Supper on Thursday, April 17, from 4:00 to 7:00 PM. The event will take place
Congratulations to the 17 HCI students who graduated in Fall 2024!
REU|2023 alumni Allison Arnold shares her inspiring journey as a transfer student at Iowa State University. Arnold, who transferred to Iowa State to pursue a degree in Software Engineering, reflected
Spring 2015 MS graduate, Vincent (Vince) Sonson, turned his capstone project into a startup developing a mobile app, Balance Position, to help college athletes maintain a healthy balance. See the
The Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) recently announced the winners of their annual video contest based on the question, “How does human factors/ergonomics help people?” Desmond C. Bonner, human
Competition for the 26th Annual Lewis Scholarships (previously the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference scholarships) was so intense with so many highly qualified candidates this year, that three PhD
Spring 2015 MS graduate, Vincent (Vince) Sonson, turned his capstone project into a startup developing a mobile app, Balance Position, to help college athletes maintain a healthy balance. See the
The Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) recently announced the winners of their annual video contest based on the question, “How does human factors/ergonomics help people?” Desmond C. Bonner, human
Competition for the 26th Annual Lewis Scholarships (previously the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference scholarships) was so intense with so many highly qualified candidates this year, that three PhD