Welcome to my website! I am a first year graduate student at Georgia Tech in Computer Science. My advisor is Dr. Elizabeth Mynatt and I am in the Everyday Computing Lab. I graduated in June from Wellesley College with a major in Computer Science and a minor in Economics. My undergraduate thesis was titled "Motivating Sustainable Behaviors with an Online Social Visualization" and I was co-advised by Dr. Scott Anderson at Wellesley and Dr. Jennifer Mankoff at Carnegie Mellon.
Last summer, I participated in a team of four students, mentored by Dr. Orit Shaer, at Wellesley College to create a genome browser for the Microsoft Surface. We conducted semi-structured interviews with biology researchers and, based on their feedback, we implemented G-Nome, a reality-based interface for genomic research. In summer 2008, I was a research intern for the CRA Distributed Mentor Project in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. To learn more about my project, please visit my project website. In summer 2007, I participated in an NSF funded REU at Virginia Tech in the Center for Human-Computer Interaction.
Please contact me for further information: cgrevet [@] gatech [dot] edu