University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Information and Library Science (SLIS) Review of applications begins: December 1, 2022
The School of Information and Library Science (SILS) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel HIll is seeking an assistant professor in the area of user experience/human-computer interaction.
We welcome applicants with expertise in design methodologies such as:
Participatory design, co-design, inclusive design, service design, usability testing, and other user-centered approaches
Critical design, speculative design, and other reflective approaches
Research through design
Candidates might apply these methodologies in the context of various design materials, interactive modalities, and application areas, including:
Collaborative technologies and social computing
Human-centered AI systems
Health and wellness
Education and learning
Visual and information design
We especially encourage applicants who employ user experience and design methods towards one or more of the following:
Furthering goals of democracy, equity, well-being, or sustainability
Fostering the inclusion and empowerment of marginalized populations
Investigating the potential of humans, machine learning, and AI
Exploring broader themes of values in design, digital civics, or design justice
We welcome candidates from diverse disciplines, including human-computer interaction, information studies, digital media, computer science, design, and more.