Learn more about VRAC and the HCI graduate program during a 1-hour public presentation in the the Howe Hall auditorium on Thursday April 6 from 11-noon. This student led presentation explains how virtual and augmented realities work and includes multiple … Continue reading →
VRAC hosted a workshop to develop STEM experiences for team from Storm Lake Community School District as part of an NSF pilot program to create Smart and Connected Communities.
Continue reading →HCI graduate student and VRAC researcher Andrew Deick was named Outstanding senior in software engineering by the College of Engineering!
Continue reading →REU|2022 summer program interns reflect on their experience in the following video. Visit http://reu.vrac.iastate.edu for information on the summer 2023 program.
Continue reading →Learn more about VRAC and the HCI graduate program during a 1-hour public presentation in the the Howe Hall auditorium on October 13 from 11-noon. This student led presentation explains how virtual and augmented realities work and includes multiple 3D … Continue reading →
VRAC’s Associate Director, Carmen Gomes, has been named College of Engineering equity advisor. In this role, Gomes will co-chair the college’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee to enhance DEI by developing solutions to campus challenges. She will promote and provide consultation … Continue reading →
HCI student Chidinma Kalu shares her unique story and shows what life at ISU as an HCI graduate student is like.
Continue reading →Roselynn Conrady, Ph.D. student co-majoring in Human Computer Interaction and Mechanical Engineering, was awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Roselynn is researching ways to help mitigate the stress response of neurodiverse populations.
Continue reading →Alex Renner, graduate student in Mechanical Engineering and co-majoring in Human Computer Interaction (HCI) won a RADM Fred Lewis scholarship at the 31st annual Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) conference.
Continue reading →HCI Student Group mentors middle school girls as they transition through to high school and college.
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