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Wayne G. Lutters

Notarization: I have read the following and certify that this curriculum vitae is a current and accurate

statement of my professional record, as of January 7, 2019.

I. PERSONAL INFORMATION

Address: College of Information Studies, Hornbake Library, 2118F

University of Maryland

4130 Campus Drive, College Park, MD 20742-4345

Phone: (301)405-2033*

E-mail: [email protected]

URL: https://ischool.umd.edu/faculty-staff/wayne-g-lutters

I.D.1 OTHER EMPLOYMENT: ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

2019 – University of Maryland, Associate Professor, College of Information Studies (iSchool) 2019 – University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), Adjunct Associate Professor,

Department of Information Systems, College of Engineering and Information Technology 2007 – 2018 UMBC, Associate Professor, Department of Information Systems, CoEIT 2001 – 2007 UMBC, Assistant Professor, Department of Information Systems, CoEIT

I.D.2 OTHER EMPLOYMENT: ACADEMIC POSITIONS

2007 – 2017 Quality Education for Minorities (QEM) Network, Consultant 2006 – 2008 National Science Foundation (NSF), Program Director, Human Centered Computing

(HCC) in Information and Intelligent Systems (IIS) Division of Computer, Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Directorate

2004 – 2006 UMBC Training Centers, Instructor 1998 – 2001 University of California-Irvine (UCI), Research Associate, Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations 1995 – 1997 UCI, Research Assistant, Department of Information and Computer Science 1993 – 1998 UCI, Teaching Assistant, Department of Information and Computer Science 1989 – 1992 Connecticut College, Assistant to Director, Department of Academic Computing

I.D.3 OTHER EMPLOYMENT: NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS

1997 – 1998 Microsoft Corp., Interactive Media Group, Research Intern 1997 – 1998 Microsoft Corp., Internet Client and Collaboration Division, Usability Intern 1992 Sun Company, Inc. (Sunoco), Financial Information Systems, IT Staff 1991 Sonalysts, Inc., Interactive Courseware Division, Research Intern 1990 – 1991 Sun Company, Inc. (Sunoco), Corporate Information Systems, Intern Additional short-term contract work with Boeing, British Petroleum, Canon, The Geneva Companies, Pierce Leahy, and Zenith Data Systems.

I.E EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Ph.D. 2001 University of California-Irvine, Information and Computer Science M.S. 1995 University of California-Irvine, Information and Computer Science B.A. 1992 Connecticut College, 1.) Cognitive Systems, 2.) History, magna cum laude

mailto:[email protected]

https://ischool.umd.edu/faculty-staff/wayne-g-lutters

I.E CONTINUING EDUCATION

Cert. 2016 Harvard University, Graduate School of Education, Management Development Program

I.F PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS, LICENSES, MEMBERSHIPS

1993 – Present Association of Computing Machinery (ACM), Special Interest Group on Computer-

Human Interaction (SIG-CHI)

2017 – Present European Society for Socially Embedded Technologies (EUSSET)

II. RESEARCH, SCHOLARLY, AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

In my discipline, “peer-reviewed” is defined as two or more anonymized peers providing substantive feedback usually supplemented by additional meta-reviewers. In contrast, “editorially reviewed” is defined as reviewing with substantive feedback provided by a known individual or pre-set committee.

In my sub-discipline, full papers published in the proceedings of the top-ranked, highly selective conferences are viewed as equally (if not more) important than journal articles. These are highly peer reviewed, with typical acceptance rates under 30%, and are considered final archival publications. To help highlight these distinctions they are noted as follows: > for a major full archival conference paper and ) for a standard full archival conference paper.

It is the convention in my lab to list author names in decreasing position by contribution. The only variance is when working with students I list students first and faculty advisor(s) last by the same rule. Additional special notation: undergraduate or graduate *student, [award granted], {acceptance rate for submission category when available}.

II.A.2 BOOKS EDITED

BE6. Fussell, Susan, Wayne G. Lutters, Meredith R. Morris, Madhu Reddy, Proceedings of the 17th ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), ACM Press, 2014.

BE5. Bødker, Susanne, Niels Olof Bouvin, Wayne Lutters, Volker Wulf, and Luigina Ciolfi, Proceedings of

the 12th European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work (ECSCW), Springer, 2011. BE4. Lutters, Wayne G., Diane H. Sonnenwald, Tom Gross, and Madhu Reddy, Proceedings of the 16th

ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (GROUP), ACM Press, 2010. BE3. Haber, Eben, Wayne G. Lutters, Wendy Lucas, Jhilmil Jain and Kirstie Hawkey, Proceedings of the

3rd ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for the Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), ACM Press, 2009.

BE2. Teasley, Stephanie, Erling Havn, Wolfgang Prinz, Wayne G. Lutters, Proceedings of the ACM 2009

International Conference on Supporting Group Work (GROUP), ACM Press, 2009. BE1. Frisch, AEleen, Eser Kandogan, Wayne G. Lutters, Jim Thornton, Mustapha Mouloua, Proceedings

of the 2nd ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for the Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), ACM Press, 2008.

II.B BOOK CHAPTERS

BC5. Lutters, Wayne G. and Susan J. Winter, “Virtual Organizations” in W. S. Bainbridge (ed.) Leadership in Science and Technology, SAGE, 2011, 334-341.

BC4. Rhoten, Diana and Wayne G. Lutters, “Virtual Worlds for Virtual Organizing,” in W.S. Bainbridge

(ed.), Online Worlds: Convergence of the Real and the Virtual, Human-Computer Interaction Series, London: Springer-Verlag, 2010, Chapter 21, 265-278.

BC3. Bainbridge, William Sims, Wayne G. Lutters, Diana Rhoten and Henry Lowood, “The Future of

Virtual Worlds,” in W.S. Bainbridge (ed.), Online Worlds: Convergence of the Real and the Virtual, Human-Computer Interaction Series, London: Springer-Verlag, 2010, Chapter 23, 289-302.

BC2. Lutters, Wayne G., Mark S. Ackerman, and Xiaomu Zhou, “Group Information Management,” in

William Jones and Jaime Teevan (Eds.), Personal Information Management, Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2007, 236-248.

BC1. Ackerman, Mark S., James S. Boster, Wayne G. Lutters, and David W. McDonald, “Who’s There?

The Knowledge Mapping Approximation Project,” in Mark Ackerman, Volkmar Pipek and Volker Wulf, Sharing Expertise: Beyond Knowledge Management, MIT Press, 2003, 159-175.

II.C.1 REFEREED ARTICLES IN JOURNALS

Jx. *Haney, Julie M. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Promoting Skill and Discipline Diversity in Cybersecurity,” Journal of Cybersecurity, special issue on Emerging Trends in Cybersecurity Advocacy, Oxford University Press, 1-9. (submitted 5/14/18, resubmitted 7/15, accepted with minor revisions 8/15, in process)

J17. *Easley, William, Foad Hamidi, Wayne G. Lutters, Amy Hurst (2018) “Shifting Expectations:

Understanding Youth Employees’ Handoffs in a 3D Print Shop,” Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, Vol. 2, No. CSCW, Article 47, 1-23.

J16. *Geszten, Dalma, Anita H. Komlodi, Karoly Hercegfi, Balazs Hamornik, B., Alyson L. Young, Koles

Mate, Wayne G. Lutters, “A Content-Analysis Approach for Exploring Usability Problems in Virtual Reality,” Acta Polytechnica Hungarica, IEEE Press, 15(5), 2018, 67-88.

J15. Young, Alyson L., and Wayne G. Lutters, “Infrastructuring for Cross-Disciplinary Synthetic Science:

Meta-Study Research in Land System Science,” Computer Supported Cooperative Work, Springer, 26(1), 2017, 165-203.

J14. Paul, Celeste L., Anita Komlodi, and Wayne Lutters, “Interruptive Notifications in Support of Task

Management,” International Journal of Human Computer Studies, 79, 2015, 20-34. J13. Hou, Weimin, Anita Komlodi, Wayne Lutters, Karoly Hercegfi, Jennifer J. Preece and Allison J.

Druin, “Supporting children’s online identity in international communities,” Behaviour & Information Technology, 34(4), 2015, 375-391.

J12. Ellis, Erle C., Dorian Q. Fuller, Jed O. Kaplan, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Dating the Anthropocene: Towards an Empirical Global History of Human Transformation of the Terrestrial Biosphere,” Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene, BioOne, 1, 2013, article 18, 1-6.

J11. Karl, Jason. W., Jeffrey E. Herrick, Robert S. Unnasch, Jeffrey K. Gillan, Erle C. Ellis, Wayne G.

Lutters, and Laura J. *Martin, “Discovering Ecologically-relevant Knowledge from Published Studies Through Geo-semantic Searching,” BioScience, AIBS, 63(8), 2013, 674–682.

J10. *Heckle, Rosa R., and Wayne G. Lutters, “Tensions of Network Security and Collaborative Work

Practice: Understanding a Single Sign-on Deployment in a Regional Hospital,” International Journal of Medical Informatics, Elsevier, 80(8), 2011, e49-e61.

J9. Lampe, Cliff, Paul Resnick, Andrea Forte, Sarita Yardi, Dana Rotman, Todd Marshall, and Wayne

Lutters, “Educational Priorities for Technology-Mediated Social Participation,” Computer, IEEE Press, (43:11), 2010, 60-67.

J8. *Goodall, John R., Wayne G. Lutters, and Anita Komlodi, “Supporting Intrusion Detection Work

Practice,” Journal of Information System Security, The Information Institute, 5(2), 2009, 42-73. J7. *Goodall, John R., Wayne G. Lutters, and Anita Komlodi, “Developing Expertise for Network

Intrusion Detection,” Information Technology and People, Emerald, 22(2), 2009, 92-108. J6. Komlodi, Anita, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Collaborative Use of Individual Search Histories,”

Interacting with Computers, Elsevier, 20, 2008, 184-198. J5. Lutters, Wayne G., and Mark S. Ackerman, “Beyond Boundary Objects: Collaborative Reuse in

Aircraft Technical Support,” Computer Supported Cooperative Work, Springer, 16(3), 2007, 341-372.

J4. Lutters, Wayne G., and Carolyn B. Seaman, “Revealing Actual Documentation Usage in Software

Maintenance Through War Stories,” Information and Software Technology, Elsevier, 49, 2007, 576-587.

J3. *Goodall, John R., Wayne G. Lutters, Penny Rheingans, and Anita Komlodi, “Focusing on Context in

Network Traffic Analysis,” IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, IEEE Press, 26(2), 2006, 72-80.

J2. Lutters, Wayne G., “Identifying Expertise Markers in Routine Work Artifacts: Exploring Micronote

Taking Behavior,” Computers in Human Behavior, Elsevier, 20(2), 2004, 185-199. J1. Lutters, Wayne G., and Mark S. Ackerman, “Joining the Backstage: Locality and Centrality in an

Online Community,” Information Technology and People, Emerald, 16(2), 2003, 157-182. [editor’s award]

II.C.4 OTHER: REFEREED ARTICLES IN PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS

P6. *Das, Sumita, Wayne G. Lutters, and Carolyn B. Seaman. “Understanding Documentation Value in Software Maintenance,” UMBC Review, (9), 2008, 174-189.

P5. *Mitchell, Susan M. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Assessing the Value of Computer Science Course

Material Repositories: A Work in Progress,” Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges, (22:3), 2007, p. 53.

P4. *White, Kevin F. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Behind the Curtain: Lessons Learned from A Wizard of Oz

Field Experiment,” ACM SIG-GROUP Bulletin, ACM Press, (24:3), 2004, 129-136. P3. Lutters, Wayne G., “Storytelling in Collaborative Work: The Challenge of Preserving Sensitive

Interactions,” ACM SIG-GROUP Bulletin, ACM Press, (23:2), 2002, 22-23. P2. Lutters, Wayne G. and Mark S. Ackerman, “A Collectivity in an Electronic Social Space: Examining

Mouse World,” ACM SIG-GROUP Bulletin, ACM Press, (18:1), 1997, 41-43. P1. Whittaker, Steve, Wayne G. Lutters, et al. “Widening the Net: The Theory and Practice of Physical

and Network Communities,” ACM SIG-GROUP Bulletin, ACM Press, (18:1), 1997, 27-32.

II.D.1 REFEREED ARTICLES IN CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

C64. *Easley, William, Darius McCoy, Shawn Grimes, Steph Grimes, Foad Hamidi, Wayne Lutters, Amy Hurst (2018) “Understanding How Youth Employees Use Slack,” Companion of the ACM Conference Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), ACM Press, 221-224.

C63.) *Feldman, Philip, Aaron Dant, and Wayne G. Lutters. (2018) “This One Simple Trick Disrupts Digital Communities,” Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Self-Adaptive and Self-Organizing

Systems (SASO), IEEE Press, 50-59. C62.> *Haney, Julie, and Wayne G. Lutters (2018). “’It’s Scary…It’s Confusing…It’s Dull’: How

Cybersecurity Advocates Overcome Negative Perceptions of Security,” Proceedings of the Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS), USENIX Press, 2018, 411-425.

C61.) *Feldman, Philip, Aaron Dant, and Wayne G. Lutters. (2018) “Simon’s Anthill: Mapping and

Navigating Belief Spaces,” Proceedings of Collective Intelligence, ACM Press, 2018, 26-29. C60.) Reed, Autumn, Nilanjan Bannerjee, Elsa Garcin, Wayne G. Lutters, Susan McDonough, Chris

Murphy, and Kevin Omland. “Recruiting a Critically Diverse and Inclusively Excellent Faculty through STRIDE Peer Education,” Proceedings of the ASEE Conference of the Collaborative Network for Engineering and Computing Diversity (CoNECD), ASEE Press, 2018, article 24155, 1-11.

C59.) *Haney, Julie M., and Wayne G. Lutters, “Skills and Characteristics of Successful Cybersecurity

Advocates,” Proceedings of the Workshop on Security Information Workers (WSIW), Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS), USENIX, 2017, paper 3, 1-7.

C58. *Haney, Julie M., and Wayne G. Lutters, “It’s Scary, It’s Confusing, It’s Dull”: How Cybersecurity

Advocates Overcome Negative Perceptions of Security,” Proceedings of the Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS), USENIX, 2017, article 7, 1-6.

C57. *Haney, Julie M., and Wayne G. Lutters, “The Work of Cybersecurity Advocates,” Extended Abstracts of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM Press, 2017, 1663-1670.

C56. Young, Alyson L., and Wayne G. Lutters, “Standardizing for Reuse in Cross-Disciplinary Scientific

Synthesis,” Proceedings of SciDataCon, 2016, paper 62, 1-2. C55.> *Young, Alyson L., and Wayne G. Lutters, “(Re)defining Land Change Science through Synthetic

Research Practices,” Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), ACM Press, 2015, 431-442. [best paper honorable mention, <5%] {28%}

C54.) *Alayed, Fahad, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Culturally Appropriate Acceptance Models for Civic

Engagement Systems in Saudi Arabia,” Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), AIS Press, 2015, paper 716, 1-7.

C53.) *Ahmad, Rahayu, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Perceived Faultline in Virtual Teams: The Impact of

Norms of Technology Use,” Proceedings of the Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS), AIS Press, 2015, paper 133, 1-13. {38% for full papers}

C52. *Young, Alyson L., Barbara *Linam-Church and Wayne G. Lutters, “The Solicitation Situation:

Examining the Language of Team Science in Federally-Funded Research,” Proceedings Companion of the ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), ACM Press, 2015, 195-198.

C51. *Alayed, Fahad and Wayne G. Lutters, “Evaluating Sense of Community Theory in Civic

Engagement Systems,” Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Government Research (DG.O), 2015, 331-332.

C50. *Young, Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Standardizing for Reuse: Moving beyond Metadata and

Classification Schemes,” Proceedings of the Society for Social Studies of Science Conference (4S), 2015, 269-270.

C49. *Young, Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Building a Meta-Study Team: Social Networking Through

Case Similarity,” Proceedings of the International Science of Team Science Conference (SciTS), 2015, 40.

C48. Lutters, Wayne G. and Barbara *Linam-Church, “The Solicitation Situation: Examining the Language

of Team Science in Federally-Funded Research,” Proceedings of the International Science of Team Science Conference (SciTS), 2014, 35.

C47. *Young, Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Understanding and Advancing Collaborative Global

Knowledge Creation in Land Change Science,” Global Land Project Open Science Meeting, 2014, article 0948.

C46. *Martin, Hal and Wayne G. Lutters, “Virtual Interfaces for Exploration of Heterogeneous and Cloud

Computing Architectures,” Proceedings of the Large Installation System Administration Conference (LISA), USENIX, 2014, 141.

C45. *Young, Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Collaborative Interpretation in Land Change Science Meta-Studies,” Proceedings Companion of the ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), ACM Press, 2014, 269-272.

C44. *Young, Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “From Local Data to Global Knowledge: Understanding

Meta-Study Practices in Land Change Science,” Canadian Communication Association, 2014, TEM1.1.

C43.> *Young, Alyson L., Tamara *Peyton, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Understanding Situated Action in Ludic

Ecologies,” Proceedings of the International Conference on Communities and Technologies (C&T), ACM Press, 2013, 100-109. {29%}

C42.> *Peyton, Tamara, Alyson *Young, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Playing with Leadership and Expertise:

Military Tropes and Teamwork in an ARG,” Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM Press, 2013, 715-724. [best paper honorable mention, <5%] {20%}

C41.) Kim, Jeffrey, Jordan *Eschler, Caroline Dombrowski, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Transcending

Knowledge Gaps in Virtual Teams: Social Processes of Rapid Problem-Solving Bounded by Terminology,” Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), 2013, paper 1259, 1-8.

C40. *Young, Alyson, Wayne G. Lutters, Nicholas *Magliocca, and Erle Ellis, “Designing a System for Land

Change Science Meta-Study,” Extended Abstracts of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM Press, 2013, 1473-1478.

C39. *Peyton, Tamara, Alyson *Young, and Wayne G. Lutters. “The Militarization of Teamwork in

Alternate Reality Gaming,” Proceedings Companion of the ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), ACM Press, 2013, 255-258.

C38. *Young, Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “The (not so) Invisible Hand: Perceptions of Game

Designers and the Impact on Play,” Selected Papers of Internet Research (AoIR), 14.0, 2013, Article 858.

C37. *Young, Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Constructing Global Knowledge from Local Data:

Understanding Meta-Study Practice in Land Change Science,” Proceedings of the Society for Social Studies of Science Conference (4S), 2013, 169.

C36. *Young, Alyson L., Tamara *Peyton, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Situating Playful Action: An Ecological

Approach to Studying ARG Gameplay,” Proceedings of the National Conference of the Popular Culture Association – American Culture Association (PCA-ACA), 2013, 3418.2.

C35. *Young, Alyson, David *Gurzick, Wayne G. Lutters, Caroline Dombrowski, and Jeffrey Kim,

“Exploring Infrastructure Assemblage in Volunteer Virtual Organizations,” Extended Abstracts of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM Press, 2012, 2649-2654.

C34.> *Paul, Celeste L., Anita Komlodi, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Again?!! The Emotional Experience of Social Notification Interruptions,” in: P. Campos et al. (Eds.), Proceedings of the IFIP TC13 Conference on Human Computer Interaction (INTERACT), Lecture Notes in Computer Science 6947, Springer-Verlag, 2011, 471-478. {28% for full papers}

C33.) *Ahmad, Rahayu and Wayne G. Lutters, “Examining ICT-Mediated Cultural Factors for Subgroup

Impact on Virtual Team Dynamics,” Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), AIS, 2011, paper 229, 1-8.

C32.) *Gurzick, David, Kevin F. *White, Wayne G. Lutters, Brian M. Landry, Caroline Dombrowski, Jeffrey

Y. Kim, “Designing the Future of Collaborative Workplace Systems: Lessons Learned from a Comparison with Alternate Reality Games,” Proceedings of the iConference, ACM Press, 2011, 174-180.

C31.) *Ahmad, Rahayu and Wayne G. Lutters, “Promoting Reflective Learning: The Role of Blogs in the

Classroom” in: A. Ant Ozok and Panayiotis Zaphiris (Eds.), Proceedings of the International Conference on Online Communities and Social Computing, HCI International (HCII), Lecture Notes in Computer Science 6778, Springer-Verlag, 2011, 3-11.

C30.) *Ahmad, Rahayu and Wayne G. Lutters, “Interpreting User-Generated Content: What Makes a Blog

Believable?” in: A. Ant Ozok and Panayiotis Zaphiris (Eds.), Proceedings of the International Conference on Online Communities and Social Computing, HCI International (HCII), Lecture Notes in Computer Science 6778, Springer-Verlag, 2011, 81-89.

C29.> *Gurzick, David, Kevin F. *White, Wayne G. Lutters, and Lee Boot, “A View from Mount Olympus:

The Impact of Activity Tracking Tools on the Character and Practice of Moderation,” Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (Group), ACM Press, 2009, 361-369. {36%}

C28.> *Gurzick, David, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Towards a Design Theory for Online Communities,”

Proceedings of the International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology (DESRIST), ACM Press, 2009, article 11, 1-20. [Best student-lead paper award]

C27. *White, Kevin F., David *Gurzick and Wayne G. Lutters, “Wiki Anxiety: Impediments to

Implementing Wikis for IT Support Groups,” Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction for the Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), ACM Press, 2009, article 10, 1-4.

C26.> *White, Kevin F., Wayne G. Lutters, and Anita H. Komlodi, “Towards Virtualizing the Helpdesk:

Assessing the Relevance of Knowledge Across Distance,” Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for the Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), ACM Press, 2008, article 3, 1-10. {29%}

C25.> *Heckle, Rosa, Wayne G. Lutters, and David *Gurzick, “Network Authentication using Single Sign-

On: The Challenge of Aligning Mental Models,” Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for the Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), ACM Press, 2008, article 6, 1-10. {29%}

C24. *Gurzick, David, Wayne G. Lutters, and Lee Boot, “Rethinking Recruitment for Adolescent Online Communities,” Proceedings of the Internet Research Conference (AoIR), 2008.

C23. *White, Kevin, Lee Boot, David *Gurzick, and Wayne Lutters, “Examining Moderator Use of

Activity-tracking in a Nascent Online Community for Adolescents,” Proceedings of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences Annual Meeting (INFORMS), 2008, WA51, 347.

C22.> *White, Kevin F., and Wayne G. Lutters, “Structuring Cross-organizational Knowledge Sharing,”

Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (Group), ACM Press, 2007, 187-196. {29%}

C21. *Hou, Weimin, Anita Komlodi, Wayne G. Lutters, and Jennifer Preece, “Does Instant Messaging

Form a New Online Culture? Key Similarities and Differences in the Everyday Experience of Chinese and North American Users,” Poster Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (HCII), Springer-Verlag, 2007, 297-301.

C20. *Heckle, Rosa and Wayne G. Lutters, “Privacy Implications for Single Sign-on Authentication in a

Hospital Environment,” Proceedings of the Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS), ACM Press, 2007, 173-174.

C19. *White, Kevin F. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Mid-weight Collaborative Remembering: Wikis in the

Workplace,” Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), ACM Press, 2007, article 5, 1-2.

C18. *Das, Sumita, Wayne G. Lutters, and Carolyn B. Seaman, “Understanding Documentation Value in

Software Maintenance,” Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), ACM Press, 2007, article 2, 1-2.

C17. *Kaur, Manpreet, Weimin *Hou, Wayne G. Lutters, Anita Komlodi, Lee Boot, Claudia Morrell, Shelia

R. Cotten, A. Ant Ozok, and Zeynep Tufekci, “‘My Mom is a Cell-Phone Illiterate’ – The Influence of Parental Perceptions on Pre-Adolescent Attitudes Towards ICT,” Proceedings of the ACM Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing, ACM Press, 2006, p. 216.

C16. *Mitchell, Susan M. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Assessing the Value of Computer Science Course

Material Repositories,” Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training, IEEE Press, 2006, section 2.2.

C15. *Gurzick, David and Wayne G. Lutters, “From the Personal to the Profound: Understanding the

Blog Life Cycle,” Extended Abstracts of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM Press, 2006, 827-832.

C14. *Hou, Weimin, Manpreet *Kaur, Anita Komlodi, Wayne G. Lutters, Lee Boot, Claudia Morrell, Shelia

R. Cotten, A. Ant Ozok, and Zeynep Tufekci, “‘Girls don’t waste time’: Pre-Adolescent Attitudes toward ICT,” Extended Abstracts of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM Press, 2006, 875-880.

C13.> *Goodall, John R., Wayne G. Lutters, Penny Rheingans, and Anita Komlodi, “Preserving the Big Picture: Visual Network Traffic Analysis with TNV,” Proceedings of the IEEE Workshop on Visualization for Computer Security (VizSec), IEEE Press, 2005, 47-54.

C12. *White, Kevin F. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Insightful Illusions: Requirements Gathering for Large-

Scale Groupware Systems,” Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (Group), ACM Press, 2005, 348-349.

C11. Lutters, Wayne G. and Weimin *Hou, “Recapturing What Was Lost: Re-emphasizing Locality in

Social Interactions on the Net,” Proceedings of the Online Communities and Social Computing Conference, International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (HCII), Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2005, CD-ROM.

C10. *Heckle, Rosa and Wayne G. Lutters, “Re-examining User Perceptions of Online Privacy Notices:

The Value of Real-Time Observation,” Proceedings of the Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS), 2005, CD-ROM.

C9. *Dai, Liwei, Wayne G. Lutters, and Carlie *Bower, “Why Use Memo for All? Restructuring Mobile

Applications to Support Informal Note Taking,” Extended Abstracts of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM Press, 2005, 1320-1323.

C8. *Goodall, John R., A. Ant Ozok, Wayne G. Lutters, Penny Rheingans, and Anita Komlodi, “A User-

Centered Approach to Visualizing Network Traffic for Intrusion Detection,” Extended Abstracts of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM Press, 2005, 1403-1406.

C7.> *Goodall, John R., Wayne G. Lutters, and Anita Komlodi, “I Know My Network: Collaboration and

Expertise in Intrusion Detection,” Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), CHI Letters, 6(3), ACM Press, 2004, 342-345. {27% for note}

C6.> *Lin, Min, Wayne G. Lutters, and Tina S. *Kim, “Understanding the Micronote Lifecycle: Improving

Mobile Support for Informal Note Taking,” ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), CHI Letters, 6(1), ACM Press, 2004, 687- 694. {16%}

C5.) *Goodall, John R., Wayne G. Lutters, and Anita Komlodi, “The Work of Intrusion Detection:

Rethinking the Role of Security Analysts,” Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), AIS Press, 2004, paper 179, 1421-1427.

C4. Komlodi, Anita, John R. *Goodall, and Wayne G. Lutters, “An Information Visualization Framework

for Intrusion Detection,” Extended Abstracts of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM Press, 2004, 1743-1746.

C3.> Lutters, Wayne G., and Mark S. Ackerman, “Achieving Safety: A Field Study of Boundary Objects in

Aircraft Technical Support,” Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), CHI Letters, 4(3), ACM Press, 2002, 266-275. {20%}

C2. Lutters, Wayne G., Mark S. Ackerman, James Boster and David W. McDonald, “Mapping Knowledge Networks in Organizations: Creating a Knowledge Mapping Instrument,” Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), AIS Press, 2000, paper 315, 2014-2018.

C1. Lutters, Wayne G., “Supporting Knowledge Reuse: A Field Study of Service Engineers in a High-

Reliability Organization,” Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), AIS Press, 2000, paper 351, 2129-2131.

II.E.2 INVITED TALKS

IT29. Lutters, Wayne G., “The GLOBE Project: Transforming Scientific Knowledge Production in Land Change Science,” Center for the Advanced Study of Communities and Information, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA, October 2015.

IT28. Lutters, Wayne G., “Preparing Evaluation, Project Management, and Data Management Plans,”

Quality Education for Minorities Network, MRI & HBCU-UP RIA workshop, Baltimore, MD, USA, August 2016.

IT27. Stanton, Jeffrey, Carleen Maitland, Wayne Lutters, Susan Fussell, “Let’s Talk NSF Funding,” SIE

#525, iConference, Philadelphia, PA, USA, March 2016. IT26. Lutters, Wayne G., “Strategies for Project Dissemination and Sustainability,” Quality Education for

Minorities Network, Early Faculty Career Development (CAREER) workshop, Baltimore, MD, USA, March 2015.

IT25. Lutters, Wayne G. and Barbara *Linam-Church, “The Solicitation Situation: Survey of Agency

Current Practices,” National Coordination Office (NCO) Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) Program, Enhancing Collaborative Capacity workshop, Rockville, MD, USA, February 2014.

IT24. Lutters, Wayne G., “Project Sustainability and Institutional Change,” Quality Education for

Minorities Network, STEM-C Partnerships Technical Assistance Workshop for Minority-serving Institutions, Baltimore, MD, USA, February 2014.

IT23. Lutters, Wayne G., “Out-of-Class Reinforcement in STEM Instruction,” & “Assisting STEM Faculty in

Assessing Communication Strategies in STEM Instruction and Using Tools for Self-Assessment,” Quality Education for Minorities Network, Effective Communication for STEM Administrators Workshop, Baltimore, MD, USA, June 2013.

IT22. Lutters, Wayne G., “Suggestions for Consideration When Seeking a Research Mentor,” &

“Preparation of Timelines and Budgets for RIA Proposals,” & “Preparing a Data Management Plan,” Quality Education for Minorities Network, Proposal Development Workshop for NSF's HBCU-UP Research Initiation Awards (RIA) Program, Baltimore, MD, USA, April 2013.

IT21. Lutters, Wayne G., “Integrating Research into Teaching,” Quality Education for Minorities Network,

Proposal Development and Evaluation Workshop for NSF’s Major Research Instrumentation (MRI) Program, Baltimore, MD, USA, November 2012.

IT20. Lutters, Wayne G., “Suggestions for Consideration When Seeking a Research Mentor,” & “Preparation of Timelines and Budgets for RIA Proposals,” & “Preparing a Data Management Plan,” Quality Education for Minorities Network, Proposal Development Workshop for NSF's HBCU-UP Research Initiation Awards (RIA) Program, Baltimore, MD, USA, January 2012.

IT19. Lutters, Wayne G., David W. McDonald, Susan Fussell, Carleen Maitland, and Susan Winter,

“Finding Funding Opportunities,” iConference, Seattle, WA, USA, February 2011. IT18. Lutters, Wayne G., “Project Dissemination and Sustainability” Quality Education for Minorities

Network, CAREER Workshop, Albuquerque, NM, USA, January 2011. IT17. Lutters, Wayne G., “Integrating Research into Teaching” Quality Education for Minorities Network,

MRI Workshop, Las Vegas, NV, USA, November 2011. IT16. (Lutters), Wayne G. “Perspectives on Group,” The ACM International Conference on Supporting

Group Work (GROUP), Sanibel, FL, USA, November 2010. [opening plenary] IT15. Lutters, Wayne G., “Model Research and Education Programs: Best Practices,” & “Refining Your

Research Agenda: The Next Steps,” & “Project Dissemination and Sustainability,” & “Scholarly Productivity Expectations of STEM Faculty,” Quality Education for Minorities Network, HBCU-UP Leadership Development Institute, Arlington, VA, USA, August 2010.

IT14. (Lutters), Wayne G. and Sean Munson, “Design of Social Participation Systems,” Workshop on

Technology Mediated Social Participation, Arlington, VA, April 2010. IT13. Lutters, Wayne G., “Integrating Research into Teaching,” Quality Education for Minorities Network,

MRI Workshop, New Orleans, LA, USA, March 2010. IT12. Lutters, Wayne G., “Effective Strategies for Preparing Students for STEM Graduate Study/the

Workplace,” Quality Education for Minorities Network, HBCU-UP Leadership Development Institute, Atlanta, GA, USA, February 2010.

IT11. Lutters, Wayne G., “Involving Students in STEM Research,” Quality Education for Minorities

Network, HBCU-UP Leadership Development Institute, Washington, DC, USA, August 2009 IT10. (Lutters), Wayne G. “Meeting Hell… Virtualized! Trends in Virtual Worlds for Virtual Organizing,”

The ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (GROUP), Sanibel, FL, USA, May 2009. [closing plenary]

IT9. (Lutters), Wayne G. “Rethinking Automating Trust Negotiation,” The International Symposium on

Collaborative Technologies and Systems (CTS), Baltimore, MD, USA, May 2009. IT8. (Lutters), Wayne G. “IT Security: Usability and Fit with Work Practices,” Digitale Medien und

Kommunikation in der Sicherheitsforschung, Siegen, Germany, April 2008. [international] IT7. Lutters, Wayne G., “Toward a Cyberinfrastructure Vision for 21st Century Discovery: Overview of

Tools and Methods for Distributed Collaboration,” Collaborative Expedition Workshop, Arlington, VA, USA, November 2007.

IT6. Lutters, Wayne G., “NSF's Cyber Discovery and Innovation,” International Conference on Communities and Technologies, East Lansing, MI, USA, June 2007.

IT5. (Lutters), Wayne G., “Understanding the Mechanisms of Reuse as Coordination Across Time,”

Workshop on Ordering Systems, IT University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark, December 2006.

IT4. Lutters, Wayne G., “The Vanishing Computer & Our Hybrid Life: Reflections on the Future of Social

Informatics,” Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering, National Science Foundation, Arlington, Virginia, USA, June 2006.

IT3. Lutters, Wayne G., “Following the Fingerprints: Sensemaking and Processes of Recontextualization

in Knowledge Management,” Work, Technology, and Organization (WTO) Colloquium, Department of Management Science and Engineering, Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, USA, March 2006.

IT2. Lutters, Wayne G., and Mark S. Ackerman, “Calling the Home of the Future: A Retrospective of

Innovations in Domestic Telecommunications.” Interval Research Corporation, Palo Alto, California, USA, October 1996.

IT1. Lutters, Wayne G., and Mark S. Ackerman, “The Chicago School of Sociology and Electronic Social

Spaces.” Interval Research Corporation, Palo Alto, California, USA, May 1996.

II.E.3 REFEREED PRESENTATIONS

RP53. *(Haney), Julie, and Wayne G. Lutters “’It’s Scary…It’s Confusing…It’s Dull’: How Cybersecurity Advocates Overcome Negative Perceptions of Security,” Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS), Baltimore, MD, August 2018.

RP52. *(Feldman), Philip, Aaron Dant, and Wayne G. Lutters. “Simon’s Anthill: Mapping and Navigating

Belief Spaces,” Collective Intelligence, Zurich, Switzerland, July 2018. RP51. *(Haney), Julie and Wayne Lutters, “Skills and Characteristics of Successful Cybersecurity

Advocates,” Workshop on Security Information Workers (WSIW), Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS), Santa Clara, CA, July 2017.

RP50. *(Young), Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Standardizing for Reuse in Cross-Disciplinary Scientific

Synthesis,” SciDataCon, Denver, CO, September 2016. RP49. *(Young), Alyson L., and Wayne G. Lutters, “(Re)defining Land Change Science through Synthetic

Research Practices,” ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), Vancouver, BC, Canada, March 2015.

RP48. *(Alayed), Fahad, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Culturally Appropriate Acceptance Models for Civic

Engagement Systems in Saudi Arabia,” Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Puerto Rico, USA, August 2015.

RP47. *(Ahmad), Rahayu, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Perceived Faultline in Virtual Teams: The Impact of Norms of Technology Use,” Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS), Singapore, July 2015.

RP46. *(Young), Alyson and Wayne G. Lutters, “Standardizing for Reuse: Moving beyond Metadata and

Classification Schemes,” Society for Social Studies of Science Conference (4S), Denver, CO, November 2015.

RP45. (Lutters), Wayne G. and Barbara *Linam-Church, “The Solicitation Situation: Examining the

Language of Team Science in Federally-Funded Research,” International Science of Team Science Conference (SciTS), Austin, TX, USA, August 2014.

RP44. *(Young), Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “From Local Data to Global Knowledge: Understanding

Meta-Study Practices in Land Change Science,” Canadian Communication Association, St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada, May 2014.

RP43. *(Young), Alyson L. and Wayne G. (Lutters), “Understanding and Advancing Collaborative Global

Knowledge Creation in Land Change Science,” Global Land Project Open Science Meeting, Berlin, Germany, March 2014.

RP42. *(Young), Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Constructing Global Knowledge from Local Data:

Understanding Meta-Study Practice in Land Change Science,” Society for Social Studies of Science Conference (4S), San Diego, CA, USA, October 2013.

RP41. *(Young), Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “The (not so) Invisible Hand: Perceptions of Game

Designers and the Impact on Play,” Internet Research 14.0 (AoIR), Denver, CO, USA, October 2013. RP40. (Kim), Jeffrey, Jordan *Eschler, Caroline Dombrowski, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Transcending

Knowledge Gaps in Virtual Teams: Social Processes of Rapid Problem-Solving Bounded by Terminology,” Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Chicago, IL, USA, August 2013.

RP39. *(Young), Alyson L., Tamara *Peyton, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Understanding Situated Action in

Ludic Ecologies,” International Conference on Communities and Technologies (C&T), Munich, Germany, July 2013.

RP38. *(Linam-Church), Barbara, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Revisiting the Rhetoric of Team Science,”

International Science of Team Science Conference (SciTS), Chicago, IL, USA, June 2013. RP37. *(Peyton), Tamara, Alyson *(Young), and Wayne G. Lutters, “Playing with Leadership and

Expertise: Military Tropes and Teamwork in an ARG,” ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), Paris, France, April 2013.

RP36. *(Young), Alyson L., Tamara *Peyton, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Situating Playful Action: An

Ecological Approach to Studying ARG Gameplay,” National Conference of the Popular Culture Association – American Culture Association (PCA-ACA), Washington, DC, USA, March 2013.

RP35. *(Peyton), Tamara, Alyson L. *Young, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Playful Perceptions, Actual Interactions: Lessons Learned about Collaboration from ARGs.” National Conference of the Popular Culture Association – American Culture Association (PCA-ACA), Washington, DC, USA, March 2013.

RP34. *(Ahmad), Rahayu and Wayne G. Lutters, “Examining ICT-Mediated Cultural Factors for Subgroup

Impact on Virtual Team Dynamics,” Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Detroit, MI, USA, August 2011.

RP33. *(Ahmad), Rahayu and Wayne G. Lutters, “Promoting Reflective Learning: The Role of Blogs in the

Classroom,” International Conference on Online Communities and Social Computing, HCI International, Orlando, FL, USA, July 2011.

RP32. *(Ahmad), Rahayu and Wayne G. Lutters, “Interpreting User-Generated Content: What Makes a

Blog Believable?” International Conference on Online Communities and Social Computing, HCI International, Orlando, FL, USA, July 2011.

RP31. (Paul), Celeste L., Anita Komlodi and Wayne G. Lutters, “Again?!! The Emotional Experience of

Social Notification Interruptions,” INTERACT, Lisbon, Portugal, September 2011. RP30. *(Gurzick), David, Kevin F. *(White), Wayne G. Lutters, Brian M. Landry, Caroline Dombrowski,

Jeffrey Y. Kim, “Designing the Future of Collaborative Workplace Systems: Lessons Learned from a Comparison with Alternate Reality Games,” iConference, Seattle, WA, USA, February 2011.

RP29. *(White), Kevin F., David *Gurzick and Wayne G. Lutters, “Wiki Anxiety: Impediments to

Implementing Wikis for IT Support Groups.” ACM Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction for the Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), Baltimore, MD, USA, November 2009.

RP28. *(Gurzick), David., Wayne G. Lutters, and Lee Boot, “Preserving an Authentic Voice: Balancing the

Amateur and the Professional in Teen Online Video Production.” Approaching ‘Amateur’ workshop, The ACM International Conference on Supporting Groupwork (GROUP), Sanibel Island, FL, USA, November 2009.

RP27. *(Gurzick), David, Kevin F. (White), Wayne G. Lutters and Lee Boot. “A View from Mount Olympus:

The Impact of Activity Tracking Tools on the Character and Practice of Moderation,” The ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (GROUP), Sanibel, FL, USA, May 2009

RP26. *(Gurzick), David, and Wayne G. Lutters. “Towards a Design Theory for Online Communities,” The

International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology (DESRIST), Malvern, PA, USA, May 2009.

RP25. *(White), Kevin F., Wayne G. Lutters, and Anita H. Komlodi, “Towards Virtualizing the Helpdesk:

Assessing the Relevance of Knowledge Across Distance,” ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), San Diego, CA, USA, November 2008.

RP24. *Heckle, Rosa, Wayne G. Lutters, and David *(Gurzick), “Network Authentication using Single Sign-

On: The Challenge of Aligning Mental Models,” ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT), San Diego, CA, USA, November 2008.

RP23. *Gurzick, David, Kevin *(White), Wayne G. Lutters, and Lee Boot, “Examining Moderator Use of

Activity-tracking in a Nascent Online Community for Adolescents,” Annual meeting of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS), Washington, DC, USA, October 2008.

RP22. *(Gurzick), David, Wayne G. Lutters, and Lee Boot, “Rethinking Recruitment for Adolescent Online

Communities,” Annual Internet Research Conference (AoIR), Copenhagen, Denmark, October 2008.

RP21. *(White), Kevin F. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Structuring Cross-organizational Knowledge Sharing,”

ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (GROUP), Sanibel Island, FL, USA, November 2007.

RP20. *(Mitchell), Susan M. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Assessing the Value of Computer Science Course

Material Repositories,” 22nd Annual Eastern Conference, Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges, Fredericksburg, VA, USA, October 2006.

RP19. *(Mitchell), Susan M. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Assessing the Value of Computer Science Course

Material Repositories,” 19th IEEE Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training, Turtle Bay, Oahu, HI, USA, April 2006.

RP18. *(Goodall), John R., Wayne G. Lutters, Penny Rheingans, and Anita Komlodi, “Preserving the Big

Picture: Visual Network Traffic Analysis with TNV,” IEEE Workshop on Visualization for Computer Security (VizSec), Minneapolis, MN, USA, October 2005.

RP17. *(Lutters), Wayne G. and Weimin Hou, “Recapturing What Was Lost: Re-emphasizing Locality in

Social Interactions on the Net,” Online Communities and Social Computing Conference, International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Las Vegas, NV, August 2005.

RP16. *(Heckle), Rosa and Wayne G. Lutters, “Re-examining User Perceptions of Online Privacy Notices:

The Value of Real-Time Observation,” Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS), Pittsburgh, PA, USA, July 2005.

RP15. *Dai, Liwei, Wayne G. (Lutters), and Carlie Bower, “Why Use Memo for All? Restructuring Mobile

Applications to Support Informal Note Taking,” ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), Portland, OR, USA, April 2005.

RP14. *(Goodall), John R., A. Ant Ozok, Wayne G. Lutters, Penny Rheingans, and Anita Komlodi, “A User-

Centered Approach to Visualizing Network Traffic for Intrusion Detection,” ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), Portland, OR, USA, April 2005.

RP13. (Lutters), Wayne G, “Following the Fingerprints: Identifying Expert Assistance for

Recontextualization,” ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), Chicago, USA, November 2004.

RP12. *(Goodall), John R., Wayne G. Lutters, and Anita Komlodi, “I Know My Network: Collaboration and Expertise in Intrusion Detection,” ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), Chicago, USA, November 2004.

RP11. *(Goodall), John R., Wayne G. Lutters, and Anita Komlodi, “The Work of Intrusion Detection:

Rethinking the Role of Security Analysts,” Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), New York, NY, USA, August 2004.

RP10. *Lin, Min, Wayne G. (Lutters), and Tina S. *Kim, “Understanding the Micronote Lifecycle: Improving

Mobile Support for Informal Note Taking,” ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), Vienna, Austria, April 2004.

RP9. (Lutters), Wayne G. and Carolyn B. Seaman, “Software Maintenance and Support: Identifying

Routine Work Artifacts as Boundary Objects Across Time,” ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), Vienna, Austria, April 2004.

RP8. (Lutters), Wayne G. and Mark S. Ackerman, “Achieving Safety: A Field Study of Boundary Objects

in Aircraft Technical Support.” ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, November 2002.

RP7. (Lutters), Wayne G. “Storytelling in Collaborative Work: Design Challenges for Capturing and

Representing Sensitive Interactions” ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, November 2002.

RP6. (Lutters), Wayne G., “Supporting Knowledge Reuse in Collaborative Problem Solving: A Field Study

of Service Engineers in a High-Reliability Organization.” ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, December 2000.

RP5. (Lutters), Wayne G., Mark S. Ackerman, James Boster and David W. McDonald, “Mapping

Knowledge Networks in Organizations: Creating a Knowledge Mapping Instrument,” Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Long Beach, California, USA, August 2000.

RP4. (Lutters), Wayne G., “Supporting Knowledge Reuse: A Field Study of Service Engineers in a High-

Reliability Organization.” Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Long Beach, California, USA, August 2000.

RP3. (Lutters), Wayne G. “Looking Forward Through the Past: the Lessons of the Radio Newspaper.”

European Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (ECSCW), Lancaster, United Kingdom, September 1997.

RP2. (Lutters), Wayne G. and Mark S. Ackerman, “Collectivity in Electronic Social Space.” ACM

Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), Boston, Massachusetts, USA, November 1996.

RP1. Ackerman, Mark S., David (McDonald), Wayne G. Lutters, and Jack Muramatsu, “Recommenders

for Expertise Management,” ACM Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR), Berkeley, CA, USA, August 1999.

II.E.8 NON-REFEREED PRESENTATIONS

NP16. *(Douglas), Dana, David *Gurzick, Wayne G. Lutters, “Designing Engaging Online Media for Adolescents,” UMBC Summer Undergraduate Research Fest, Baltimore, MD, USA, August 2006.

NP15. *(Kurlick), Nick, David *Gurzick, Wayne G. Lutters, “Analyzing the Blog Lifecycle,” UMBC Summer

Undergraduate Research Fest, Baltimore, MD, USA, August 2006. NP14. *(Nevitt), Jeremy, Wayne G. Lutters, John *Goodall, “Information Visualization for Intrusion

Detection,” UMBC Summer Undergraduate Research Fest, Baltimore, MD, USA, August 2006. NP13. (Lutters), Wayne G. “Media as an Inter-Generational Bridge: A Cross-disciplinary

Exploration,”Education and the "Whole Child": An Interdisciplinary Workshop, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, May 2006.

NP12. *(Das), Sumita, Wayne G. Lutters, and Carolyn B. Seaman, “Improving Software Maintenance

Through Better Documentation,” UMBC Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day, Baltimore, MD, USA, April 2006.

NP11. *(Goodall), John R., Wayne G. Lutters, Anita Komlodi, “Information Visualization for Intrusion

Detection,” Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (Potomac Chapter) Open House, Baltimore, MD, USA, November 2004.

NP10. *(Dai), Liwei, Wayne G. Lutters, Min *Lin, “Digital Micronotes: Informal Note Taking Using Mobile

Devices,” Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (Potomac Chapter) Open House, Baltimore, MD, USA, November 2004.

NP9. *(Chung), Elizabeth, Wayne G. Lutters, Anita Komlodi, John *Goodall, “Information Visualization

for Intrusion Detection,” UMBC Summer Undergraduate Research Fest, Baltimore, MD, USA, August 2004. [1st place in juried competition]

NP8. *(Bower), Carlie, Wayne G. Lutters, Liwei *Dai, Min *Lin, “Digital Micro-Notes: Informal Note

Taking Using Mobile Devices,” UMBC Summer Undergraduate Research Fest, Baltimore, MD, USA, August 2004.

NP7. *(Goodall), John, Wayne G. Lutters, Anita Komlodi, “Information Visualization for Intrusion

Detection Analysis: A Needs Assessment of Systems and Network Security Experts.” Workshop on Statistical and Machine Learning Techniques in Computer Intrusion Detection, Fairfax, VA, USA, September 2003.

NP6. *(Marangoni), Nicholas J., Wayne G. Lutters, Anita Komlodi, John *Goodall, “Information

Visualization for Network Intrusion Detection Analysis,” UMBC Summer Undergraduate Research Fest, Baltimore, MD, USA, August 2003.

NP5. *(Kim), Tina, and Wayne G. Lutters, “Exploring the Design of Mobile Support for Micronote Taking

Behavior,” UMBC Summer Undergraduate Research Fest, Baltimore, MD, USA, August 2003.

NP4. (Lutters), Wayne G., “Who Knows? Design Challenges of Interfacing Organizational Memory Systems” American Psychological Association Annual Convention (APA), Toronto, Ontario, Canada, August 2003.

NP3. (Lutters), Wayne G., “Who Knows? Design Challenges of Interfacing Organizational Memory

Systems” Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (HFES), Baltimore, MD, USA, October 2002.

NP2. (Lutters), Wayne G., “Boundary Objects, Information Flows, and Organizational Memory:

Supporting Knowledge Reuse in a High-Reliability Organization,” Human-Computer Interaction Consortium (HCIC), Fraser, CO, USA, February 2001.

NP1. (Lutters), Wayne G., “The Castle: Locality and Centrality in an Electronic Social Space,” Human-

Computer Interaction Consortium (HCIC), Fraser, CO, USA, February 1999.

II.E.16 OTHER: NON-REFEREED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (STUDENT ONLY)

SP21. *Haney, Julie, “The Work of Cybersecurity Advocates,” Doctoral Colloquium, ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), Montreal, Canada, April 2018. (accepted, in press)

SP20. *Feldman, Philip, “With Maps and Mobs: Searching for Trustworthiness using Belief Spaces,”

Doctoral Colloquium, ACM Conference on Human Information Interaction and Retrieval (CHIIR), New Brunswick, NJ, USA, March 2018, 351-353.

SP19. *Feldman, Philip, “Modeling the Law of Group Polarization,” Human Computer Interaction

Consortium (HCIC), Watsonville, CA, USA, June 2017. SP18. *Alayed, Fahad, “Citizen Adoption for Technology Mediated Social Participation Systems,” Doctoral

Colloquium, ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (Group), Sanibel Island, FL, USA, November 2014.

SP17. *Alayed, Fahad, “Citizen Adoption Model for TMSPs,” Doctoral Colloquium, Americas Conference

on Information Systems (AMCIS), Savannah, GA, USA, August 2014. SP16. *Young, Alyson, “Understanding Meta-Study Practice in Land Change Science,” STGlobal

Conference, Washington, DC, USA, April 2014. SP15. *Young, Alyson, “Understanding and advancing collaborative scientific knowledge creation,”

Doctoral Colloquium, ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), Baltimore, MD, USA, February 2014.

SP14. *Young, Alyson L., “Constructing Global Knowledge from Local Data: Understanding Meta-Studies

in Land Change Science,” Doctoral Colloquium, International Conference on Communities and Technologies (C&T), Munich, Germany, July 2013.

SP13. *Gurzick, David. “Transforming the IT Workplace by Realizing Personal Online Networks,” ACM

Conference on Computer-Human Interaction for the Management of Information Technology (CHIMIT). Baltimore, MD, USA, November 2009.

SP12. *Gurzick, David and Kevin F. White “Developers and Moderators: Observations in the Co-

development of an Online Social Space,” The International Conference on Internationalization, Design and Global Development, HCI International, San Diego, CA, USA, July 2009. (LNCS 5623, 164-172)

SP11. *White, Kevin F. “Cross-organizational Information Reuse: A Third Vision of Collaborative Memory

in the Enterprise,” The ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (GROUP), Sanibel Island, FL, USA, May 2009.

SP10. Baker, Linda, Susan Sonnenschein, Colleen *Sullivan, Lee Boot, and David *Gurzick, “Adolescents in

Discussions About Their Education Through an Internet-Based Multimedia Community. The Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD), Denver, CO, USA, April 2009.

SP9. Boot, Lee, Linda Baker, Susan Sonnenschein, David *Gurzick and Colleen *Sullivan “The Fieldtrip

Project: Teens’ Cellcam Films Balanced Authenticity and Expertise to Spark Online Peer Discussions to Increase Engagement in Education. International Conference on Ubiquitous Learning, Chicago, IL, USA, November 2008.

SP8. *Gurzick, David. “Designing Deeply Engaging Online Communities for Adolescents. International

Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology (DESRIST), Atlanta, GA, USA, May 2008. (427-428)

SP7. *Heckle, Rosa. “Individual Authentication in a Collaborative Environment: Lessons from a Single

Sign-on Implementation,” ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (Group), Sanibel Island, FL, USA, November, 2007.

SP6. *White, Kevin F. “Exploring Design and Implementation of Cross-Organizational Memory Systems,”

doctoral colloquium, Organization Communication and Information Systems Division, Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Philadelphia, PA, USA, August 2007.

SP5. *Gurzick, David. “Managing a Web of Identity,” Public Practices, Social Software workshop,

International Conference on Communities and Technologies, East Lansing, MI, USA, June 2007. SP4. *Goodall, John R., “Visualizing Network Traffic for Intrusion Detection,” ACM Conference on

Designing Interactive Systems (DIS), State College, PA, USA, June 2006. SP3. *Gurzick, David, “Improving Word Prediction with Reality TV”, 28th annual UMBC Graduate

Research Conference, Baltimore, MD, USA, April 2006. SP2. *Goodall, John R., “User Requirements and Design of a Visualization for Intrusion Detection

Analysis,” IEEE Workshop on Information Assurance and Security, West Point, NY, USA, June 2005. SP1. *Gurzick, David, “Are We Bringing the Water Cooler to the Desktop? Instant Messaging at Work,”

USM Graduate Research Conference, Baltimore, MD, USA, 2005.

II.E.4 REFEREED PAPERS IN WORKSHOPS

W13. *Young, Alyson, Wayne G. Lutters and Erle C. Ellis, “Geocontextualizing the Meta-Study: Evolving Practices of Scientific Synthesis in Land Change Science,” NSF Knowledge Infrastructures Workshop, eScience Center, University of Washington, 2016.

W12. Fiesler, Casey, Alyson *Young, Tamara *Peyton, Amy S. Bruckman, Mary Gray, Jeff Hancock, Wayne

G. Lutters, “Ethics for Studying Online Sociotechnical Systems in a Big Data World,” Proceedings Companion of the ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), ACM Press, 2015, 289-292.

W11. *Alayed, Fahad and Wayne G. Lutters, “Understanding Motivations for Knowledge Sharing via

Public Participation” Workshop: Structures of Knowledge Co-creation Between Organizations and the Public (COP2014), ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), 2014. [http://cop2014.wordpress.com/selected-papers/]

W10. *Young, Alyson L. and Wayne G. Lutters, “Understanding Synthetic Knowledge Production

Practices in Land Change Science” Workshop: Sharing, Re-use, and Circulation of Resources in Cooperative Scientific Work, ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW), 2014, Article 19. [https://sites.google.com/site/cscw14workshop/position-papers]

W9. Bonsignore, Elizabeth M., Derek L. Hansen, Zachary O. Toups, Lennart E. Nacke, Anastasia Salter,

Wayne Lutters, “Mixed Reality Games” Proceedings Companion of the ACM conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), ACM Press, 2012, 7-8.

W8. *Gurzick, David., Wayne G. Lutters, and Lee Boot, “Preserving an Authentic Voice: Balancing the

Amateur and the Professional in Teen Online Video Production.” Workshop: Approaching ‘Amateur’ ACM International Conference on Supporting Groupwork (GROUP), 2009, 1-2.

W7. Lutters, Wayne G., “Following the Fingerprints: Identifying Expert Assistance for

Recontextualization,” Workshop: Conversations with the Past: Community, Technology and Interpretation in Long-Term Knowledge Management, ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), 2004. [www.wmstubblefield.com/cscw.html]

W6. Lutters, Wayne G. and Carolyn Seaman, “Software Maintenance and Support: Identifying Routine

Work Artifacts as Boundary Objects Across Time,” Workshop: Identifying Gaps between HCI, Software Engineering and Design, and Boundary Objects to Bridge Them, ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), 2004. [IFIP 7.2 www.se-hci.org/bridging/chi2004/]

W5. Lutters, Wayne G., “Storytelling in Collaborative Work: Design Challenges for Capturing and

Representing Sensitive Interactions,” Workshop: Storytelling and Collaborative Activities, ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), 2002.

W4. Lutters, Wayne G., “Boundary Objects, Information Flows, and Organizational Memory:

Supporting Knowledge Reuse in a High-Reliability Organization,” Research Boaster, Human-Computer Interaction Consortium (HCIC), 2001.

W3. Lutters, Wayne G., “Supporting Knowledge Reuse: A Field Study of Service Engineers in a High-Reliability Organization,” Doctoral Consortium, ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), 2000. [www.sigchi.org/cscw2000/progdoctoral.html]

W2. Ackerman, Mark S., David McDonald, Wayne G. Lutters, and Jack Muramatsu, “Recommenders for

Expertise Management,” Workshop, ACM Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR), 1999.

W1. Lutters, Wayne G., “The Castle: Locality and Centrality in an Electronic Social Space,” Research

Boaster, Human-Computer Interaction Consortium (HCIC), 1999.

II.F.1 NON-REFEREED MONOGRAPHS

D1. Lutters, Wayne G., “Supporting Reuse: IT and the Role of Archival Boundary Objects in Collaborative Problem Solving,” Dissertation, University of California-Irvine, 2001.

II.F.10 OTHER: TECHNICAL REPORTS

TR4. Lutters, Wayne G., Mark S. Ackerman, James Boster and David W. McDonald, “Creating a Knowledge Mapping Instrument: Approximation Techniques for Mapping Knowledge Networks in Organizations,” NSF-UCI Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations (also UCI-ICS #99-32), 1999.

TR3. Lutters, Wayne G. and Mark S. Ackerman, “The Castle: Locality and Centrality in an Electronic

Social Space,” UCI-ICS Social Worlds Lab #98-4, 1998. TR2. Lutters, Wayne G., “Looking Forward Through the Past: The Lessons of the Radio Newspaper,”

UCI-ICS Social Worlds Lab #97-3, 1997. TR1. Lutters, Wayne G. and Mark S. Ackerman, “Social Relations in Complex Environments: An

Introduction to the Chicago School of Sociology,” UCI-ICS Social Worlds Lab #96-1, 1996.

II.G.1 BOOK REVIEWS

BR1. Lutters, Wayne G., “Virtual Culture: Identity and Community in Cyberspace (Steven G. Jones, Ed., Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 1997),” Library and Information Science Research, (20:1), 1998, 106-107.

II.J.1 GRANTS

2017 – present $356,657, National Science Foundation (CISE-CNS #1730033), PI CoPI: Anita Komlodi, Helena Mentis, Andrea Kleinsmith, Ravi Kuber II-New: Flexible User Interaction Instrumentation for Ubiquitous and Immersive Computing Environments 2011 – present $1,982,753, National Science Foundation (CISE-CNS-CDI #1125210), Co-PI PI: Erle Ellis & Wayne Lutters (proxy); CoPI: Tim Finin, Penny Rheingans, Tim Oates CDI-Type II: GLOBE: Evolving New Global Workflows for Land Change Science 2016 – 2017 $16,444, National Science Foundation (CISE-IIS #1644773), PI Workshop: ACM-Group’16 Doctoral Research Consortium 2014 – 2015 $25,946, National Science Foundation (CISE-IIS-CHS #1519338), PI Workshop: iConference'15 Doctoral Research Colloquium

2012 – 2014 $49,999, National Science Foundation (OCI #1251296), PI Workshop: Coordinating the Science of Team Science 2011 – 2013 $99,931, National Science Foundation (CISE-CNS #1143828), PI Workshop: Building Capacity for Sociotechnical Innovation in Next-Generation Network Applications 2009 – 2013 $269,976, National Science Foundation (OCI-VOSS #0943184), PI CoPI: Jeffrey Kim

VOSS: Voluntary Virtual Organizations: Problem Solving through Collective Storytelling in MMOGs

2010 – 2011 $29,992, National Science Foundation (CISE-IIS-HCC #1019089), PI Workshop: ACM Group'10 Conference Doctoral Research Consortium 2007 – 2009 $180,000, National Science Foundation (CISE-CNS-MRI #0619379), senior personnel* PI: Andrew Sears; CoPI: Ant Ozok, Anita Komlodi, Tony Norcio

MRI: Acquisition of Equipment to Establish a Research Infrastructure to Support HCI and UA Research 2007 – 2008 $104,494, National Institutes of Health (NCRR #1R41RR024089-01), consultant* PI: Lee Boot; CoPI: Susan Sonnenschien, Linda Baker, Dongsong Zhang

Fieldtrip: Using Internet-Based Multi-Media to Engage Teens on Education Issues 2004 – 2008 $539,385, National Science Foundation (EHR-HRD-GSE #0429084), Co-PI*

PI: Shelia Cotten & Jim Trela (replacement); CoPI: Ant Ozok, Anita Komlodi, Claudia Morrell

GSE/RES Investigating Gender-Based Differences in Perception and Use of IT as Factors in IT Career Choice

2003 – 2007 $236,146, National Science Foundation (CISE-CNS-REU #0244131), senior personnel* PI: Jeffrey Campbell; CoPI: Andrew Sears

REU Site: Human-Computer Interaction

* During my 2006-2008 detail to the NSF I had to convert my role on active and new awards from a direct financial management capacity (PI/co-PI) to a non-reporting role (senior personnel/consultant) to be compliant with the conflict of interest regulations for federal service. My adjusted role at the time of initial award is listed here.

II.J.3a OTHER: CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP

2005 $5,000, Manugistics, Inc., Co-PI PI: Tate Redding

II.J.3b OTHER: SALARY SUPPORT (EXTERNAL)

2006 – 2008 $286,401, National Science Foundation (CISE-IIS-CHS #0650434), PI Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) Assignment II.J.3c OTHER: RESEARCH SUPPORT (EXTERNAL, NOT UMBC)

2011 – 2017 $492,466, National Science Foundation (OCI-RCN #1144934), co-PI equivalent PI: Steve Sawyer (Syracuse University); CoPI Equiv: Brian Butler (U. Maryland) RCN: Digital Society and Technologies Research Coordination Network

2009 – 2012 $191,197, National Science Foundation (CISE-IIS-HCC #0955449), co-PI equivalent PI: Steve Sawyer (Syracuse University) Supporting Young Investigators Summer Research Institutes of the Consortium for the Science of Socio-Technical Systems

II.J.3d OTHER: RESEARCH SUPPORT (INTERNAL)

2017 – 2019 $24,961, UMBC, Hrabowski Fund for Innovation, co-PI PI: Anita Komlodi; CoPI: Marc Olano

Broadening Student Engagement with Virtual and Augmented Reality Technologies 2016 – 2018 $29,886, UMBC, CoEIT Strategic Plan Implementation Grant, PI CoPI: Stacy Branham, Amy Hurst, Andrea Kleinsmith, Anita Komlodi, Ravi Kuber, Helena

Mentis Revitalizing the COEIT User Studies Labs

2016 – 2017 $5,000, UMBC, CoEIT Strategic Plan Implementation Grant, co-PI PI: Amy Hurst; CoPI: Andrea Kleinsmith, Anita Komlodi, Ravi Kuber, Helena Mentis

Proposal to Join the Human-Computer Interaction Concosritum (HCIC) 2010 $22,000, UMBC, Research Seed Funding Initiative (RSFI), co-PI PI: Erle Ellis 2003 $2,000, UMBC, Dean of Arts & Sciences, REU Mentor 2002 $5,000, UMBC, Graduate School, Dean of Arts & Sciences and IS Department, PI

II.L.2 CENTERS DIRECTED

2014 – 2018 Interactive Systems Research Center (ISRC), UMBC

II.P RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS, PRIZES, AND AWARDS

2012 – 2013 Sponsored Research Appointment, UMBC 2002 Summer Faculty Fellowship, UMBC 2001 Regents’ Dissertation Fellowship, University of California-Irvine 1994 Regents’ Fellowship, University of California-Irvine 1992 Phi Beta Kappa, Delta of Connecticut 1992 Hannah Grace Roach Prize in European History, Connecticut College 1989 – 1992 Frederick H. Sykes Scholar, Connecticut College 1989 – 1992 National Merit Scholarship (Corporate)

III. TEACHING, EXTENSION, MENTORING, ADVISING

III.A.1 CONTENT COURSES TAUGHT (UMBC as Instructor of Record)

Student enrollment numbers as of final course grade submission are noted in parentheses. Management Information Systems (IS.300) – Spring 2005(35), Spring 2006(28), Fall 2008(37), Fall

2009(40), Spring 2011(30), Fall 2011(23), Spring 2012(35), Spring 2014(40), Fall 2014(41), Fall 2015(41), Spring 2016(40)

User Interface Design (IS.403) – Fall 2016(12) Structured Systems Analysis and Design (IS.436) – Fall 2001(), Fall 2002(), Spring 2003(), Spring

2004(35), Fall 2004(34), Spring 2015(36) Foundations of Information Systems (IS.601) – Spring 2005(22) Human Factors in Information Systems (IS.629) – Spring 2002(), Spring 2003() Structured Systems Analysis and Design (IS.634) [online] – Spring 2011(58), Spring 2013(71)

Structured Systems Analysis and Design (HCC/IS.636) – Spring 2002(), Spring 2004(35), Spring 2006(25), Fall 2017(30)

Collaboration Systems (IS.698) [online] – Fall 2009(62) Sociotechnical Systems for Science (IS.698) – Spring 2014(13) Online Communities (HCC/IS.728) – Spring 2009(2x,22&11), Spring 2012(23), Spring 2014(23), Spring

2016(24) Human-Centered Design (HCC.729) – Spring 2015(22) Human-Computer Interaction (HCC/IS.760) – Fall 2015(19), Fall 2016(11), Fall 2017(15), Fall 2018() Field-Based Research Methods in Information Systems (IS.800B) – Fall 2002() Advanced Field Research Methods (IS.805) – Fall 2003(9), Fall 2004(9), Fall 2005(18), Fall 2008(9), Fall

2011(14), Fall 2012(11), Fall 2013(10), Fall 2018() III.A.2 SERVICE COURSES TAUGHT (UMBC as Instructor of Record)

Service course offerings (student by semester) in parentheses for period of Fall 2013-Spring 2017. HCC Graduate Seminar (HCC.810) – (19) Senior Project in IS (IS.469) – (1) Master’s Independent Study (IS/HCC.700) – (6) Master’s Thesis Research (IS/HCC.799) – (8) Doctoral Independent Study (IS/HCC.801) – (26) Doctoral Pre-Candidacy Research (IS/HCC.898) – (29) Doctoral Dissertation Research (IS/HCC.899) – (26) III.A.3 CONTENT COURSES TAUGHT (University of California, Irvine as Teaching Assistant)

Programming and Problem Solving (ICS.1A) – Fall 1993, Summer 1994, Winter 1995 What Can We Compute? (ICS.1F) – Spring 1995 Introduction to Computer Science II (ICS.22) – Winter 1994, Spring 1994 Project in the Social and Organizational Impacts of Computing (ICS.135) – Spring 1996, Spring 1997,

Spring 1998, Spring 1999.

III.C ADVISING: RESEARCH

Students are listed for whom I was their direct research mentor or committee member. Degree or

program completion dates are listed. For those still in progress expected completion dates are in italics.

III.C.1 UNDERGRADUATE: RESEARCH MENTOR

Imani McLaurin, Computing Research Association Distributed Research Experiences for Undergraduates (CRA-DREU), co-mentor, 2015

Amanda Scrandis, National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates (NSF-REU), 2014

Sumita Das, Senior Honors Project w/ Undergraduate Research Award (URA), 2006 Dana Douglas, NSF-REU UMBC Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Site, 2006 Nick Kurlick, NSF REU-HCI, 2006 Jeremy Nevitt, NSF REU-HCI, 2006 Elizabeth Chung, NSF REU-HCI, 2004 Carlie Bower, NSF REU-HCI, 2004 Tina Kim, NSF REU-HCI, 2003 Nicholas J. Marangoni, NSF REU-HCI, 2003

Gangareet Gahunia, Interdisciplinary Studies, 2004 III.C2a MASTER’S THESIS: CHAIR

Charles Blount, May 2014 Kevin F. White, May 2004 Kevin Nesline, expected May 2019 III.C2b MASTER’S THESIS: MEMBER

Frank Wright, December 2010 Jason Pearlman (Computer Science), May 2007 Azfar S. Karimullah, December 2003

III.C.3a DOCTORAL DISSERTATION: COMMITTEE CHAIR

Fahad Alayed, August 2016, “Citizen Acceptance Model for Technology Mediated Social Participation Systems”

Alyson Young, August 2015, “From Local Data to Global Knowledge: Understanding Meta-study Practice in Land Change Science”

Rahayu Ahmad, August 2014, “Perceived Faultline Impact in Temporary Distributed Teams: Examining the Role of Norms of Technology Use”

Kevin F. White, May 2010, “Cross-organizational Knowledge Sharing: Information Reuse in Small Organizations”

David Gurzick, December 2009, “Designing Deeply Engaging Online Communities for Adolescents” Rosa Heckle, May 2008, “Individual Authentication in a Collaborative Environment” John R. Goodall, December 2006, “Defending the Network: Visualizing Network Traffic for Intrusion

Detection Analysis” Marilyn Iriarte, expected May 2020 Hye-Kyung Bae, expected May 2020 Julie Haney, expected December 2019, “The Work of Cybersecurity Advocates” Phil Feldman, expected, December 2019, “Of Maps and Mobs: Searching for Trustworthiness and

Pertinence in News”

III.C.3a DOCTORAL DISSERTATION: COMMITTEE MEMBER

Galina Madjaroff Reitz, December 2018, “Supporting caregivers and care recipients after the onset of cognitive impairment with home-based technology”

Erin Buehler, May 2018, “Exploring Inclusive Learning Interactions for Students with Intellectual Disabilities in Postsecondary Education”

Peng Chu, December 2017, “Information Seeking and Retrieval in English as a Non-native Language” Kirsten Richards, May 2017, “Risk Analysis of the Discoverability of Personal Data Used for Primary and

Secondary Authentication” Timothy Richards, May 2017, “Young Adult Preferences for Campaign Website Personalization and

Privacy: A Data-driven Instrument for Design” Kelley Gurley, May 2016, “The Accuracy of Self-Reported Data of an Aging Population Using a Telehealth

System in a Retirement Community Setting Based on the User’s Age, Gender, Employment Status and Computer Experience”

Michele Williams, December 2015, “Answering Subjective and Open-Ended Visual Questions From People With Vision Impairments”

Ahmad Alaiad, August 2015, “A Model of Adoption of Emerging Home Healthcare Information Technology”

Kathy O’Connell Weaver, August 2014 John Piorkowski, May 2014 Celeste Paul, August 2013 Matthew Dinmore, May 2012 Susan Mitchell, May 2012 Richard Goldman, December 2011 Kathy Price, May 2011 Danny Ho, May 2011 Carlton Crabtree, December 2010 Medha Umarji, December 2009 Michael Carlin, December 2008 Weimin Hou, May 2008 Min Lin, December 2007 Jinjuan (Heidi) Feng, May 2005 Chadia N. Abras, August 2003 Patricia Spence, May 2013, external, College of Information Sciences and Technology, Pennsylvania

State University

William Easley, expected December 2019, “Understanding and Supporting Handoffs Between Youth in Technical Workplaces”

Rachel Grice, expected December 2019, “A Heads-Up Display to Reduce Distraction for Locomotive Engineers”

Yuanyuan Feng, expected December 2019, “Understanding Knowledge Sharing in Surgical Telementoring”

Wajanat Rayes, expected December 2019, “Understanding the Role of Information During Transition in the Life of Saudi International Mother Students in the USA”

Victor Ondego, expected December 2019, “Web Search Process, Content Selection, and Credibility Judgements by Non-Native English Language Searchers”

Faisal Quader, expected December 2019, “Anomaly Detection in Human Behavioral Patterns”

III.D.2 OTHER: STUDENT MENTORSHIP PROGRAMS

2011 – 2014 Mentor, iCubed Program 2005 – 2006 Mentor, New Student Book Experience Program 1996 – 1998 Mentor, Student-Parent Orientation program (@ UCI)

IV. SERVICE AND OUTREACH

IV.A.1 EDITORSHIPS

2017 – Present Associate Editor, Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (Springer) 2008 – 2010 Associate Editor, International Journal of Human-Computer Studies (Elsevier) 1995 – 1996 Co-Editor (Book Reviews), The Information Society (Taylor & Francis)

IV.A.2 EDITORIAL BOARDS

2012 – 2017 Editorial Advisory Board, Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (Springer)

IV.A.3 REVIEWING ACTIVITIES FOR JOURNALS AND PRESSES

Communications of the ACM: 2001 (2) Computers in Human Behavior: 2003 (1) Computer-Supported Cooperative Work: 2003(1), 2005(1), 2006(2), 2009(1), 2010(3), 2011(1), 2013(1),

2014(1), 2015(1), 2016(1), 2017(4) Human-Computer Interaction: 2004 (1) Information and Software Technology Journal: 2006 (1) Information and Software Technology: 2011(1) Information Technology and People: 2003 (1), 2004(1) Interacting with Computers: 2006 (1), 2015 (1) International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction: 2002 (1), 2004(1) International Journal of Human-Computer Studies: 2007 (1), 2009(1) International Science and Technology Journal: 2010(1) Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication: 2005 (1) Taylor & Francis: 2015 (1)

IV.A.4 REVIEWING ACTIVITIES FOR AGERNCIES AND FOUNDATIONS

2016 Committee of Visitors, Program Review, National Science Foundation

• Social and Economic Sciences (SES) Division 2002 – Present Proposal Reviewer, National Science Foundation

• Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE) Directorate

• Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE) Directorate

• Office of Cyberinfrastructure (OCI)

• SBIR/STTR (ENG)

• Crosscutting, NSF-Wide programs 2014 – Present Proposal Reviewer, National Institutes of Health

• National Cancer Institute (NCI)

• National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)

• National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) 2011 Proposal Reviewer, American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) 2011 Proposal Reviewer, USIgnite 2011 Proposal Reviewer, King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), Saudi

Arabia IV.A.5 REVIEWING ACTIVITIES FOR CONFERENCES

ACM CHI-PLAY: 2015 ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW): various

1998-2018 ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI): various 2000-2018 ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work (GROUP): various 2007-2018 ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for Management of Information Technology

(CHIMIT): various 2007-2011 AIS Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS): 2000, 2015 AIS European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS): 2009 European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work (ECSCW): various 2007-2018

IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications (PerCom): 2009 International Conference on Communities and Technologies (C&T): 2013, 2015 International Conference on Online Communities and Social Computing at HCI International (OC-HCII):

2005 International Conference on Universal Access in Human-Computer Interaction at HCI International (UA-

HCII): 2005 International Resources Management Association (IRMA): 2004, 2005 iSchool Caucus iConference (iConf): various 2014-2018 Science of Team Science Conference (SciTS): various 2013-2018 IV.B.1 CAMPUS SERVICE – DEPARTMENT (UMBC)

2014 – 2018 Director, Interactive Systems Research Center (ISRC) 2012 – 2013 Director, Graduate Program, Human-Centered Computing 2012 – 2014 Co-Chair, Graduate Committee (combined programs) 2017 – Present Member, Graduate Committee, Information Systems 2015 – 2017 Member, Graduate Committee, Human-Centered Computing 2002 – Present Member, Undergraduate Committee (2002 – 2006, 2008 – 2012, 2015 –)

• Web Development Certificate working group, 2012, 2016

• Chair, Curricular Realignment Committee (ad-hoc) 2008 – Present Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee

• Chair for Vandana Janeja (2013 – 2014) 2012 – 2015 Member, Planning & Budget Committee 2005 – 2015 Member, Faculty Recruitment Committee

• Human-Centered Computing (2014 – 2015)

• Data Science (2014 – 2015)

• Open search, two positions (2013-1014)



• Human-Centered Computing (2005 – 2006) 2004 – 2014 Member, Human-Centered Computing Graduate Programs Working Group 2002 – 2012 Member, Merit Review Committee (2002 – 2003, 2011 – 2012) 2011 – 2012 Member, Research Committee (2011 – 2012, 2004 – 2005) 2010 – 2012 Member, Assessment Committee 2008 – 2011 Member, Student Recruitment Committee 2004 – 2006 Member, Teaching Evaluation Committee 2002 Co-Organizer, “Interactive Systems Research Center (ISRC): A Professional Visit” for

Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting

IV.B.2 CAMPUS SERVICE – COLLEGE (UMBC)

2010 – Present Member, Center for Women in Technology (CWIT) Advisory Board

• Scholars program reviewer and interviewer (2013-present) 2015 – 2017 Member, CoEIT Committee on Honors and Awards 2015 – 2016 Member, CoEIT Strategic Planning Committee 2011 – 2014 Co-coordinator, CoEIT NSF CAREER faculty workshop series 2004 – 2010 Faculty affiliate, Center for Women in Information Technology (CWIT)

• Research faculty (2004-2008)

• CoEIT working group member (2008-2010)

IV.B.3 CAMPUS SERVICE – UNIVERSITY (UMBC)

2015 – 2018 Fellow, STRIDE Committee (Strategies and Tactics for Recruiting to Improve Diversity and Excellence) 2012 – Present Member, Executive Committee, ADVANCE 2009 – Present Member, Advisory Board, Honors College

• Chair (2012-2013)

• Hiring committee (2011-2013)

• Faculty Fellows review sub-committee (2011, 2016)

• Acting Associate Director search committee (2011) 2001 – Present Member, Executive Committee, Eta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa

• Treasurer (2011-2017)

• Nominating Committee (2011-Present)

• Co-Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Information Technology Courses (2004) 2016 – Present Member, LGBTQ Faculty-Staff Association 2017 Member, Qualitative Teaching Measures Implementation Group 2015 – 2016 Member, Search Committee, Imaging Research Center (IRC), Director 2014 – 2016 Member, Faculty Development Steering Committee 2011 – 2015 Member, Advisory Board, Internal, iCubed 2013 – 2014 Member, Search Committee, CoEIT, Dean 2012 – 2013 Member, Review Committee, The Hrabowski Fund for Academic Innovation 2011 – 2013 Member, General Education Program Committee 2008 – 2010 Member, Facilities Planning and Scheduling Committee 2003 – 2004 Member, Undergraduate Committee (College of Engineering & IT) 2013 Faculty Recruiter, Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) IV.B.8 LEADERSHIP ROLES IN MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES

Professional services activities are clustered and ranked by leadership capacity, in decreasing order, instead of by association, organization, or venue. 2006 – 2008 Program Director, Human-Centered Computing, National Science Foundation 2008 – Present Member, Board, The Consortium for the Science of Sociotechnical Systems (CSST)

• Director (2010 – 2011)

• Assistant Director (2009 – 2010) 2013 – Present Member, Steering Committee, C&T 2010 – Present Member, Steering Committee, Group 2019 General Co-Chair, Conference Committee, iConference 2018 General Co-Chair, Conference Committee, Decennial Sociotech Futures Conference (CSST) 2014 General Co-Chair, Conference Committee, CSCW 2010 General Co-Chair, Conference Committee, Group 2009 General Co-Chair, Conference Committee, CHIMIT

2011 Technical Program Co-Chair, Conference Committee, ECSCW 2009 Technical Program Co-Chair, Conference Committee, Group 2008 Technical Program Co-Chair, Conference Committee, CHIMIT 2016 Technical Program Co-Chair (Doctoral Consortium), Conference Committee, Group 2015 Technical Program Co-Chair (Doctoral Consortium), Conference Committee, iConference 2013 Technical Program Co-Chair (Doctoral Consortium), Conference Committee, ECSCW 2017 Technical Program Co-Chair (Panels), Conference Committee, ECSCW 2007 Technical Program Co-Chair (Notes), Conference Committee, Group 2004 Technical Program Co-Chair (Demonstrations), Conference Committee, CSCW 2017 Associate Chair, Program Committee, Subcommittee on Interaction Beyond the Individual, CHI 2017 Associate Chair, Program Committee, CSCW 2017 Associate Chair, Program Committee, ECSCW 2017 Associate Chair, Program Committee, C&T 2017 Associate Chair, Program Committee, SciTS 2016 Associate Chair, Program Committee, CSCW 2016 Associate Chair, Program Committee, iConference 2016 Associate Chair, Program Committee, SciTS 2015 Associate Chair, Program Committee, SciTS 2014 Associate Chair, Program Committee, SciTS 2012 Associate Chair, Program Committee, Subcommittee on Understanding People: Theory,

Concepts, Methods, CHI 2011 Associate Chair, Program Committee, Subcommittee on Understanding People: Theory, Concepts, Methods, CHI 2009 Associate Chair, Program Committee, ECSCW 2007 Associate Chair, Program Committee, CHIMIT 2006 Associate Chair, Program Committee, CHI 2005 Associate Chair, Program Committee, Group 2005 Associate Chair, Program Committee, OC-HCII 2015 Co-Chair, Workshop, “Ethics for Studying Online Sociotechnical Systems in a Big Data World”, CSCW 2012 Co-Chair, Workshop, “Mixed Reality Gaming”, CSCW 1997 Co-Chair, Workshop, “Computer Support for Home Life: CSCW and Domestic Environments,” ECSCW 2017 Invited Session Chair, “Speculation & Storytelling,” CHI 2017 Invited Session Chair, “Work & Production Practices,” CSCW 2017 Invited Session Chair, “Creativity & Sensemaking,” ECSCW 2016 Invited Session Chair, “HCI and Gaming,” iConference 2015 Invited Session Chair, “Collaborative Counseling,” CSCW 2015 Invited Session Chair, “Voice of the Underrepresented,” iConference 2014 Invited Session Chair, “Global Collaboration,” Group 2012 Invited Session Chair, “It’s a big Web!” CHI 2010 Invited Session Chair, “Empirical Qualitative Experiences,” Group 2010 Invited Session Chair, “Scientific Collaboration,” CTS 2010 Invited Session Chair, “Designing Healthcare Systems,” DESRIST

2007 Invited Session Chair, “Studies of Systems Management,” CHIMIT 2006 Invited Session Chair, “Collaborative Software Engineering,” CSCW 2006 Invited Session Chair, “Privacy,” CHI 2005 Invited Session Chair, “Finding Expertise and Information,” Group 2004 Invited Session Chair, “Bridging the Physical and the Digital,” CSCW 1999 Student Volunteer Staff, CHI 1998 Student Volunteer Staff, CHI 1998 Student Volunteer Staff, CSCW 1997 Student Volunteer Staff, CHI 1997 Student Volunteer Staff, CSCW 1997 Student Volunteer Staff, ECSCW 1996 Student Volunteer Staff, CHI 1996 Student Volunteer Staff, CSCW 1995 Student Volunteer Staff, CHI 1995 Student Volunteer Staff, Internet Society Summit 1995 Student Volunteer Staff, Computing for the Social Sciences Conference abbreviations: C&T International Conference on Communities and Technologies CHI ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHIMIT ACM Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for Management of Information Technology CTS The International Symposium on Collaborative Technologies and Systems CSCW ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing DESRISTInternational Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology GROUP ACM International Conference on Supporting Group Work ECSCW European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work iConf iSchool caucus iConference IRMA International Resources Management Association OC-HCII International Conference on Online Communities and Social Computing at the International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction SciTS Science of Team Science Conference

IV.C EXTERNAL SERVICE AND CONSULTING

2007 – 2017 Consultant, Quality Education for Minorities (QEM) Network

• HBCU-UP Leadership Development Institute (2009, 2010, 2011)

• HBCU-UP Professional Development Mentor Program (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014)

• CAREER workshop (2007, 2011, 2015)

• MRI workshop (2010, 2011, 2012, 2016)

• RIA workshop (2012, 2013, 2016)

• Communication workshop (2013)

• STEM-C workshop (2014) 2006 – 2008 Volunteer Staff, Computer Mania Day, UMBC

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