Hala Annabi, Associate Professor. Specializations: Inclusive Learning Organizations, Women in the Technology Industry, Individuals with Autism in the Workplace

Miranda Belarde-Lewis, Assistant Professor. Specializations: Indigenous Systems of Knowledge, Native American Art and Artifacts, Tribal Museums

Katie Davis, Associate Professor. Specializations: Digital Youth, Information Literacy, STEM Learning

Anind K. Dey, Dean and Professor. Specializations: Human-computer interaction, Machine learning and artificial intelligence, Ubiquitous and mobile computing

Megan Finn, Assistant Professor. Specializations: History of Information and Computing, Science and Technology Studies, Crisis Informatics

Karen E. Fisher, Professor. Specializations: Forced Migration, Information in Everyday Life, Digital Youth

Batya Friedman, Professor. Specializations: Human-Computer Interaction, Multi-lifespan Information System Design, Value Sensitive Design

Ricardo Gomez, Associate Professor. Specializations: Information Technology in Developing Countries, Qualitative Methods, Technology and Social Change

David G. Hendry, Associate Professor, Ph.D. Program Chair. Specializations: Human-Computer Interaction, Value Sensitive Design

Alexis Hiniker, Assistant Professor. Specializations: Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing, User-Centered Design

Anna Lauren Hoffmann, Assistant Professor. Specializations: Data Ethics, Technology & Human Values, Discourse Analysis

Bill Howe, Associate Professor. Specializations: Data Management, Data Science for Social Good, Scientific Databases and Visualization

Joseph Janes, Associate Professor. Specializations: Cultural Impact of Documents and Documentation, Future of Libraries, Search

Andy J. Ko, Associate Professor, Informatics Program Chair. Specializations: Human-Computer Interaction, Computing Education, Software Engineering

Jin Ha Lee, Associate Professor. Specializations: Metadata, Music and Multimedia Information Retrieval, User Studies

Clarita Lefthand-Begay, Assistant Professor. Specializations: Environmental Health Science, Water Security Research, Climate and Native Health

David Levy, Professor. Specializations: Contemplative Practices, Ethics of Information and Technology, Information and the Quality of Life

Jessica Luke, Senior Lecturer, Director, Museology Graduate Program. Specializations: Research and evaluation, Art museum education, Youth development, family learning, and parent involvement

Michelle H. Martin, Beverly Cleary Professor for Children and Youth Services, MLIS Program Chair. Specializations: Children's Literature, Young Adult Literature, Youth Services

Adam Daniel Moore, Professor. Specializations: Ethics of Information and Technology, Applied Ethics, Normative Ethical Theory, Intellectual Property, Privacy, Freedom of Speech, Ethics of Hacking, Data Ethics

Carole Palmer, Professor, Associate Dean for Research. Specializations: Data Curation, Digital Research Collections, Scientific and Scholarly Information Work

Wanda Pratt, Professor. Specializations: Health Informatics, Human-Computer Interaction, Information Seeking and Use

Hans Jochen Scholl, Professor. Specializations: Electronic Government, Management of Information Systems

Jaime Snyder, Assistant Professor. Specializations: Computer Supported Cooperative Work, Human-Computer Interaction, Information Visualization

Emma Spiro, Assistant Professor. Specializations: Social Networks, Crisis Informatics, Computational Social Science

Joseph T. Tennis, Associate Professor, Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs. Specializations: Classification Theory, Information Provenance and Versioning, Comparative Metadata Analysis

Nicholas Weber, Assistant Professor. Specializations: Data and Software Curation, Civic Technology, Science and Technology Studies

Jevin West, Assistant Professor. Specializations: Data Science, Network Science, Scholarly Communication

Jacob Wobbrock, Professor. Specializations: Human-Computer Interaction, Mobile Computing, Accessible Computing

Jason C. Yip, Assistant Professor. Specializations: Child-Computer Interaction, Learning Sciences, Families and Technologies