Anne Jonas
Assistant Professor at University of Michigan-Flint
Detroit, Michigan, United States
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Top SchoolAnne Jonas is an Assistant Professor and qualitative researcher with 15 years of experience studying how digital technologies shape social life, teaching Human-Centered Design and UX research at University of Michigan–Flint. Her work blends ethnographic methods, project management, and communications to examine networks of care, accountability, and equity in virtual schooling and digital publics. She held a postdoctoral fellowship at Michigan State and completed a PhD at UC Berkeley’s School of Information where her dissertation and funded projects explored cybersecurity impacts, regional internet divides, and tech philanthropy in education. Comfortable moving between academia, nonprofit program management, and industry research (including a UX research internship at Facebook), she also has deep experience running centers, convening events, and translating qualitative findings for policy and practice. Based in Detroit, she brings an unusual combination of classroom teaching, grant-funded fieldwork, and hands-on community-facing program design that informs both scholarship and applied interventions.
15 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, School of Information, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, School of Information at University of California, BerkeleyA.B., English Language and Literature, A.B., English Language and Literature at Brown UniversityInstitute for Civic Leadership, Institute for Civic Leadership at Mills CollegeTeachers College of Columbia University
EnglishGithub contributions (1)
pculture/mirocommunity
Feb 2011 - Mar 2011
Contributions:14 commits in 1 month
make-a-videovideo-websitevideo
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