Girl Scouts Assistive Robotics Workshop

Workshop hosted at Tufts by the Department of Computer Science, the Assistive Agent Behavior and Learning Lab, and the Center for Engineering Education and Outreach Future Educational Technologies Lab for Girl Scouts ages 5-18 to earn their level-appropriate badge in the "Programming Robots" series and to learn about designing assistive robots and user-empowering design.

Girl Scout Assistive Robotics Workshop

Full-day free workshop for 44 Girl Scouts ages 5-15 and their chaperones, teaching about assistive technology and robotics generally to cover the three Daisy Robotics badges and the Brownie, Junior, Cadette, and Senior "Designing Robots" badges.

Accessible Robotics for Girl Scouts

Workshop on building robots to meet our own access needs, with tours of the AABL robotics lab, for a group of 13 middle school Girl Scouts. Included all steps of the 3 Girl Scout Robotics Badges (Programming, Designing, and Showcasing Robots)

Human-Robot Haptic Collaboration

Presentation at and participation in an international symposium on haptic technologies, hosted by the University of Boras and supported by MuseIT, Include - Center for Inclusive Studies, the University of Borås, Forte, and ACM SIGCHI

ASSETS Doctoral Consortium

Presentation and feedback on my past, current, and future work to student peers, senior academics, and industry representatives.

Barriers and Benefits: The Path to Accessible Makerspaces

Presented on my accessible makerspace work to the monthly all-hands DEIJ meeting of the CEEO, including a hands-on exercise reflecting on the accessibility of the CEEO "makerspace"

Inventive by Nature, Engineers by Calling

Article featuring several Tufts engineering students and our work.

Barriers and Benefits: The Path to Accessible Makerspaces

Presented on my accessible makerspace work to the monthly multimedia conference of the AccessComputing partner team